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THE PATENT
INDIAN VEGETABLE SPECIFIC.

Prebared by DR.. Leyoua.
The experience Of feverai thoufands who have
been cured by this medicine "a great prcpor,:nn
OF them after the fkiD of eminent III, Gc;ars b,d
proved inefeaua)) demonfra,e its eficaty in ex.
petling the VereraI Poifons however dcepsy root.
ed in the contribution, and in counter 4,po tboSe
dreadful effects which often reiult from tI. inn.
proper ufe Of mercury.
The mil6nels ofthe Vegetable Specific Is eop, al
to It's furPrihng efficacy, its operation Is 10 oerIle
that 1t is given to venereal pttients is a nate Of
pregnancy, with he u'mJR fAfc;y, and performs
4 ours withou, d.furbing the iyiien1, or prodnc-
ing any OF thofe difdgrecablc effects irfrparahl-
from the common remedies,
With he medicine is given a jcfcriptiop Of tbc
symptom, which obtain in every Gage of the dc
cafe, with copious directions for their treatrrcn,
10 as TO accomplish a perfect cure in the Ghorfep
time, and with the leat Inconvenience pofEhle
~ANDERSON's PILLS.
COWLANDs LOTION.
CT AMerai aHoqDqure made 4vboLs-
Iah ParcbGlf,1 BY 4bphcenoa 10 Lee e Co.
B@lbmare. CoH6fry Printers and Stoye.
krtP<r5 7oH find il advonlagsous 10 krrba
fd2f0nf I4b3I If The a6ove Meaienr,, and
q0H be treated qOib ON liberal tryms.-
Lee q CO. qOW g'Ve The bighea b,iee,u
cB far BLACK SNAKE ROOT.
GINSENG and BEES WAX.
November 70.
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DR.. HAMILTON's ESSENCE AND Elk.
TRACT of MUSTARD,

a fate and efsaual remedy for rhcumatifms,
govt, paiey. iprains and Sruizes, white dwellings,,
Il nrains, and rclsxations, numbnef, and ~eak-
mes of the mss, iianef of the neck, pains of
he iae, he ID ache, iwciled faces, frozen limbs,
nd every fmilar complaint. II prevents chill
. aims, or chopped hands, and theiil effects ofgot
{ ny wet or damp in the Get.
The extract is celebrated for removing cold &
windy complaints in the lonlucb and bowels hy
ing pains, 5na other ~fpaimodic ~fections.
The tcR.m ny of thcufands, aud day exreIii
ence, iuffi>icntly rruvethc iuperiority Of the above
medicine over all Others, in the cure of the maia-
dies we have enumerated.
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Hamilton's
GRAND r

Is recommended as an invaluable medicine, for
the fpeedy relief and permanent, cure of the yari.
Gus complaints which retult from d~ifIipa.ed plea
furcs-jurcnile Observation-Disclosures in eli.
mates unavoidable 20 the conHitution--the i'm
moderate uec of tea, frequent insoxica,ion, or anv
other defruefiys inteinperarce-the unlkiiful or
e%xceiiiva uie Of mercury--the di.caies peculiar to
females, at a Certain period of liie-bad iyings
in, &c. BIC.
And is proved by long and e~xtenfve experience
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1hoie WHOM, this may unfortunately CONCERN.
arc informed that j fupply has now been received
f
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DR. HANIyITON.s ELIXIR

DR. HANILTON's ELIXIR,
Afovercign remedy for olds, Ottinate Coughs,
Ahhn,a,, Ca,arrhs, Sore Threats, and APP
pr aching G. niuo' ptions.
To parents evbo may b0ve children n67iqea
qUitb fbe HOPPING COUCH.
Thu difcovery $50. The hrit mag ,itudc, as it
affords immediate relief, checks the progreE, and
10 a hort time entirely removes the muf crue!
}ifofder To which children are liable-,he Elixir
is periealy agreeable and the dole 10 FINAL, that
no difficulty arifcs in taking il.
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On the 9th December, 10 league; 4.
N. w. OF St. 1homas's, was BROUGHT
TOO by the Britifh frigatc Diana, CAPT.
beresiord, who ient his boar on board
with an 0sheer, who overhauled my pa
Pels' iearched the veael fore and aft,
gave me ipecimen of his politenefs, and
TOOK from me Martin Quin, my mate; |
then hauled down my colors, and told
them gave up the veiel TO them. as thew
nad taken the only officer, and l had but
two fsamen on board, it was impoaible
TOR me to reach my defined port; but all
to no effect, they made fail from me, and
I was Obliged to do the belt could
spoke no other veGel on my paface, but
the Diana, | would Gay his Majeity's
IMP Diana, but cannot without nutt;ro
ty,auuieai to it.
JOHN VANNEMAN.
Matter OF the brig Polly and Mary
Ann, of Philadelphia.
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FROM THE MUSEUM.
!" II feQV plaA qHeyfi0n5 on an smtoyt
SA>jrlY.n

+" II feqv plain qusfi0ns on an smtoytaut
SuJr6z."
MEssRs. EDIToas,
Should the bill lately reported to Con-
grefs and pnbIiihed in your paper con-
corning tie Diitrtt of Columbia be pai1ed
what will be the effect?
VIII not the juriidiction Of the D;ari0
be thereby atiumed, to all intcnts and pur
poies, by Congrefs !: and will not the O.
peration Of the fri fiction, which declares
that the preient laws of Virginia and Ma
ryiand ihall continue in force, be to adopt
thoie laws, as tie Laqos Of CmgyeG,, or in
other words to re-enatt them as eff
feetually as though they had all been CO.
pied verbatim in the bill and headed by
preamble dcclaratory of the intention to
take that as a code Of laws, whereby to
govern the DiHritt, and the more efpeci-
ally, as the act Of 1890 accepting the cef-
lion OF the fatcs, declares that " The obe-
,atioa oftbe fate i47vs qv,fkin/ ucb Dgfu7
JbaHno be aft6ed BY this acceptance I'M
til The lime .fxtI far lie yemoOaIef tie CO.
rverument tbeyefa, md nutH Cexgye/s .@aH
otbe,uvJle by aqv b,ovide?
1t this be 70, under the article Of the
Contribution relative. to this fubjett, and
the laws Of the two Rates making the cef-
fion, are not the good people of the Dit
ritt Of Columbia thus at a Jingle blow,
fevered from the Mother States, and made
as completely foreign to Maryland and to
Virginia, as if the DiariA were to be fud-
denly transported to the other Gde Of the
Ohio River :
III am right in TIL; apprehension, in
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what franse ard del brabIe i;tuat;on
are we not placed' Ar we not d;stran-
chifed to all intents snd( Burpotcs /; situa-
ted In the midf of the free and hap,v
States of the American union, arc we no,
doomed to political lavery
VIII not every man reildert within the
ten mile iYuare become nonentity, in III
political relation? Can he after the raj
ling OF that fhort but important bill, vote
at any election? Participate in the choice
OF Delegates to the General Aiiembly of
Virginia or Maryland Can lie hencetoreh
vote tor any member of Congrels, or for
the Pretident and Vice PRECEDENT of the
United States believe it will be found
he cannot. Ei}ranged from Mary land as
Wlli De that part OF the DhtriG On the
North ilde of the Potomac, Will this fate
permit people removed from her, Cover
NED by a different power, to meddle in
her affairs and to influence in any degree
the elections Of Montgomery or Prince
Georges County Or will Virginia al
low that portion formerly in her county
OF Fairfax to NEEDLE with their Elections,
think not. 1t is 70 contrary to all PRO
pretty, ard all principles OF government,
1t cannot be expected.
Ought not then, the people inhabitns
the Diitriet, to ahemble in their different
towns and neishboufhoods, conGaer this
all important affair ma,urely; and if they
Zee the consequences think do, join in
respectfully petltioning Congrcis to for
bear Regulating On the iubjett, until pro
yiilon be made by iome adequate form OF
government, to prelerve unto US thole po-
htical rights, and privileges, which every
true American holds 70 dear----ar,d of
which it cannot be the will or intenticn
OF our brethren Of the different States to
deprive Us.
a CITIZEN OF COLUMBIA.
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GRANVILLE.
= 'm"W'"e, George.
:. (No. ~
TRANSLATION.
w. Oho's Full Po1,e,,

republ;o ';:aparte, hrf conful of the French
the CONF. ~ virtue Of the 4th article of
eomm;G..ion, gives to the citizen Otto,
chance 90 OF the governmt for the ex-
propoie. "a pflloners in England, power to
iormabI I 20 content to, and to IGN con-
,iaice betms lnitruetions, a general ar
''"een the French republic and
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PHILADELPHIA, December TO-

PHILADELPHIA, December 20.
ARRIVED,
Sloop James, Netbitt, Savannah.
CLEARED,
Ship Pomona, Patriarch, Martinique ::
'r;gs Maria, Hardie, London; Clariaa,
Nichols, Curacao; ichr. Hero. Moria.
iavanna Britiih iloop Camilla, Yates,
Grenada.
Among the feet which went on Sunday
aft, were the following veGels.:
Ships ulyaes, AIugiord, for Leshorn );
Mohawk, Weatherby, Liverpool; Mil,
:ouir, Weary, Canton; Eelvidere, Dor
ION, Batavia; John Buckley, Wilton,
cowes; inow George, Waite, Limerick ,
origs Lovely Lais, Galloway, Canton ):
James Stewart Davis, Lcghorn; Ex,
,rets, Gardner, Antigua; fchooner Nep-
:une, Jones, St. Kits; Little Robers,
Dolby, Jamaica.
Ship Hero, Candy, of and for Phila-
ielPhia, from HAVANA, has put into
New York.
AT late hour lat night we received
iiiagreeable information Of the capture Of
he brig Mercury, Yaldiey, Of and for
his port, from Rio de la Plata, by the
oritiih, who have fent her into Halifax.
where her ipecie, to the amount Of 10000
dollars, has been landed.
Schooner Victory, Story, from hence,
mas arrived at Cape FRANCOIS.
Brig Doll, Dixon, from Jamaica to
New York, has Put into Savanna, in diff
trefs, out 81 days.
Brig .JoiePh Harvey, Paddock, has ar
rived at Bombay from London.
Remarks t,0m fbe brig Poly and Mar,
An1's Leg Book, fran 1obago.
On the gift Oct. being bound for To.
bago, aud in fight Of the IAand, was chat
ed by an armed veGel for four hours, who
after firing feveral 01ot brought us too,--
lhe proved to be the Britifh noop of war
Bufy, who fent boat with an officer on
board, who oyerhaul'd my papers, and
then fent them on board the Bufy for ex-
animation; he then fearched the vefel
fore and aft, and after treating me with
iniolenee, and taking Robert RuHel, a
ieaman, from me, ! was permitted to pro-
coed. BY being detained by them two
hours, brought on night, which had like
to have cauled the lois Of my venel and
cargo, by getting on reef, unknown to
me, going into Tobago harbor.
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his MajeAy the king of Great Britain.
Signed,
BY the hrG conful BUONAPARTE.
Signed,
The iec'ry of fate II. B. MARET.
Done at Paris, at The palace ofgoveru-
ment, the I'd Fraaidor,yeay s eftheyr-
badAe.'
NO. s. contains a letter from lord
1renvliie to commiflioner George, of the
traniport board deiring he would wait on
NJ. Otto, and encloing him the heads of
a conversation which he wilhed him to
hold with the French commifary.
10 be Continued.
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Inc. 81
Dos0'1g. Freet, Aag4R rs, 1900.

! am to requea that you will endeavor
:. =. lo'n as you can to fee NJ. Otto, and
:: : s.S siin from me, wlletherhe has an OBJ
, ,S TO deliver to you, fealed up for me,
' papers to which his laG conlnunica-
. s.on refers, ashis doing 70 will expedite his
iseeivlng the anfwer to it.
!; j., 10. Gu will, at the fame time, apprize
t;a, 'iia' you are not informed Of the par
,a su,ars OF that communication, or Of its
to Nj and that you have been. charged
d,, .:Ac 'his enquiry, in order to avoid
having any attention to it.
Signed,
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DANCING.
Mr.. l. g " G. T. x,

Mr.. l. O " G. E K,
INFORMS his icholars in particular
and the ladies and gentleman of Alexan-
dria generally, that he has removed the
place OF his tuition from O'Neale and
Wards tavern to Richard Lcw;s's houfc,
corner Of King and Wilmington areets,
formerly tie Swan tavern, but at pre-
fent unoccupied and as retired as CAN be
expected.
January z. cost
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RANsLATION.

Ia bis excellence hyd GreavilYe, /seretayy
sf pateJ:r the department ef1ore;gn az
tairs.
His imperial Majefy having communi-
Gated to the goyernment,of the French re-
public note from lord Mimic, envoy ex-
traordinary and m;niaer plenipotentiary
fhis Majetty the king Of Great Britain,
at the court CT Vienna, from which note
it appears that the dcGre of his Britannia
Ma,eRy is to fee a termination of the war
which divides France and England, the
undersigned is ipeedily authorized to de-
nsnd from lis majeay's miniGry further
explanations Rejecting the propoition
which lad been traliiaitted by the court
OF Vienna; and, at the fame time, as it
appears impoilble that at the moment when
Aueria and England take a common harc
in thu negotiations, France ihouid Fl I'D her
fclt under fufpenGon Of arms with Aui-
trla, and continuation Of hoitilcties with
England, tie unlerl;sred is, in like man
ner, authorized TO Prcpo{e that a general
armiitice be concluded between the armies
and the fleets Of the wo aa,es, adopting,
with re'pet to the places which are be-
heged and blockaded, meafures analogous
to thote which have taken place in Ger
Many, relativeto Jim, Philiplburg, ard
lngo!aadt.
The undersigned has received from hi,
government the powers neccnary for ne
'Soelating ard concluding this general ar
miitlce. he begs his excelleney lord Gren-
Vile to lay tl.is note before his Britannia
ma)eity, ard to tranfnit to him his maief.
TVS anfwer. Signed. OgT0
A07aoa, The 9th Frae. Inn. 8,
ing. Nouemd<r 81
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NEW YORK, December ~
To be Continued.

NEW YORK, December 81.
Yesterday arrived fhip Hero, Candy.
IS days from Havana. Left about 10
lall OF Americans behind, or for New
York, names not rccollected. Spoke fh;p
Swift, Rogers, from New. York, for
Baltimore, and ichooner from HAVANA
or Philadelphia.
Prices at Harauu0,
Flour, IS dolls. Per Dbl.
Beet, IS 20 do. do.
Fork, none at market, and in great want.
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PORT or ALEXANDRIA.

ARRIVED,
Scll,r Regulator, Bagley, lhiladelE hia.
CLEARED,
Ship ArathuEa, Bunker, Falmouth.
Scr Sea Flower, Symonds, New York
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Marine Minrance CONTRARY
Of Alexamdraa.

THE fockholders' in the Marine In
urance Company of Alexandria, are here
by notified, that an election will be held
on Thuriday the 18th day of January
next, lat the Court Houfe in the iaid town,
for the fpurpoie of eleeting fifteen perions,
citizens Of this commonwealth, as direc-
tors Of that Intuition.
]. B. NICHOLS, Ssc'RY.
Farm Of poave, to vo1e BY Proxy.
l, or we do hereby nominate
and empower to attend at the
meeting Of the fubfcribers to the Marine
lniurance Company Of Alexandria, on
Ihurfday the 18th day of January next,
then and there, for me and in my name, to
vote for IS directors Of faid Company.
Given under my hand this
day of
N. B. The above mutt be fublcr:bed
b. fore two witnenes.
December "a. eoet
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F O r. S A L f,
Genuine Madeira Wine In
pipes, hhds. and quarter caiks, for approx
ed notes, or exchanged for Tobacco or
Flour.
/ WILL SELL OR RENT
The Store have occupied for many
years paf, ftuated on Princc-Strect, op-
polite Col. Hooe's. No itand in Town
more eligible, or better accommodations
for carrying on an cxtenlive wholefale, wet
or dry good bufnefs. The cellar perfect
~ dry, with a door at each end, will
hold one thoufand barrels of -four; zsoo
barrels may be flowed on the prcmiiss
without any inconvenience to the occu-
pant.
Thofc defrious ofholding it will apply
to me on Merchants Wharf, where lhall
in future do bufnefs.
VIM /. HALL.
December II. d
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WANTED TO HIRE.

WANTED TO HIRE, 81
for the ./srviee Of the Patemac Company
1tor tbe e./xiag year, to avork at tb<.
Great FalXs,
A number Of active, able
bodied NEGRO MEN, for whom libe-
raj wages will be. given. They will be
well fed, clothed and lodged, humanely
treated, and in cafes of iickneIs taken good
care Of at the cxpence Of the Company
Their wages will be paid quarterly, and
It deiirable to the owners, agents will be
appointed at different places to pay at the
expiration ofeach quarter, as may be moa
convenient to the parties. Further parti-
'chlars may be had by application to Mr..
Alexander Reid, at the Great Falls, or
TO the iqbicFiber in George Town.
BY order of the Pretdent and Dircc-
tors.
JOSEPH CARLETON,
Ire4/xrer Of the Potomac Combauy.
George Town, Dec. 20. 3ot
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4 HouIekecpcr wanted.

LIBERAL wages viii be given TO a
dacreet Woman, capable of managing the
affairs OF my family as a Hon/ekeebe,.-
A middle aged woman of mild di}poG-
ton and regular department. will be pre-
terred, as part of her attention will be
necehary in experimenting a nurfery OF
young children.
CHARLES LEE.
December 3, 1900. codtf
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DANCING.
IN M0MRAv

Mr.. L O ~ c. e K,
INFORMS his fcholars in particular
and the ladies and gentleman of Alexan-
dria generally, that he has removed the
place OF his tuition from sC'Neale ard
Wards tavern, to Richard Lewis's houEe,
corner OF King and Waihington-Greets,
formerly the Swan tavern, but at pre-
lent unoccup;ed and as retired as can be
expected.
January z. eo3tf
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ve:aias before pc captured Is, tl,e' brig
Delight, captain Giazier, from Philadel- :.
phia. aniosded her, and delivered her to
he American priioners to make The BET
oftheir way to land; taking care, how
ever, 6ra, to rob US Of the principal part
OF our cloathing, inftrumen.s.' charts, Sc.
and cutting the rigging, cabin windows,
and, Aayipg the camboole. YET thefe are
the men who,n I am forty to fnd,I are
cafrefed BY fome Of my eountrymen; and
whom the government. am told has treat
ed as the belt of friends. SO we go
ard all have to fay is it makes my blood
boil TO hear and fee it. My name is at
your arvice. 80.
*xxx *&xxsx
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BOSTON, Iu.y IS.

Arrived n,i,r \ ,oa{f.. Snnthu a-a from
u,m,,r,,h E f, sbsre hr;. M,,,lv Ti;o
,,ns ~ :p.,;,1.l,,h;. - n;I ~ ~; ,ros
&c. ara,s H;,cL L., rs z ,,1on - a.
n q days 5or Baltimore h;o Cstbar;ne.
Icgertol. for New York, ,,th June; .hip
II E,hr -Four Brothers. Lewis. to fail
for Bottom in:a, days; ihio Commerce,
LAYTON, to fail for Go,,enburg in DAYS.
;,h1;,f;aua and Andrew Bn,ler 90 {ail tor T
pa;,adel,h;a 9TH lane: Thin Hazard. Of
.v;,rn;nr..n NJ r MI, Mr., W. g..
u,na e, pb,l,isInh;. ~ 1uos m;n
C Cau, w. prwsn, co. a,,sG IT, .hn;, rhp
o,s ns - "' 80 ', 11'sC" 80 "1' ~
'' en-; II m..o p;.Lb,,, e.oa anasra,,
daY ' '0
y S 49,. a,,, MAJ. e.o,,, -,.,s;g.
a.,s way 4''A' ''0'
81 "a. . : ..
S,s.a's 'o' ',P anu U.,s "s' s " w.. -
a. . ~. Ill. ,.@ 1919; "a" m.a.I
" .'a ~ ,hs ro.d ,,eas,aay !, a;a,efs eor
a,os;G,n. h,v;ua ;,rw.rds IS 90 nag.o
-. h,o.d h1,,J c.or 1,aiooa r D.,
s II,,,.ra. IS ~ h,.s d;sa ~ ~
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vesntask towards Ireland. hoald be cns
which asgaged 70 iaaolpicioa!ly TO the.peo-
pie Of tina. country; huthe 6acerely hop
ed his government would ere long BE- chan
ged, as, from principles Zach as thote he
manifefsd, no tranquility was to be ex-
pested in any country committed to his. di-
reftion.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer.
:" Upon the hon. gen,leman's fpeech, and
the temper Of his 1peech, ihall make no
comment l.. am fure they mua have pro-
duced their due eGsst. am fure, the
houle mutt have heard with a!tonilhmene
the part directed againa my honorable
friend (bear! bear!) I am forty that
feel in it degree of political enmisy
tina, had no right to expect. I am fiat,
ed as faying that l did not hear of this
propoGtion-I certainly was not aware Of
it at the moment, but l did hear ,yeser-
day offuch a propoGtion, and in jMice to
my hon. friend, l mud admit, he dii
ak ME whether my opinion was the fam.
as then? The proportion was certainly
made TO me yeterday, but it was not ex-
plichly exprefed, and | did not think it
would be made, though certainly I had a
right to expect it. With refpect to the
ini!nuation of infecurity, if the honorable
gentleman can fate any incongraity be.
tween my. words and my conduct-if he
can thew any one infance Of the kind, in
the whole courie ofmy public or my pr-
vate life-,hen ! admit he has right to
fufpelt my fincerity in negotiation. This
IN lch. mnh fay IL defence of my private
charaaer, which / do and fhall protect;
but l have a further motive in the public
good, which mutt be injured by fuch fuf-
pitions, if fufered to go abroad. This is
NOT the fri time I'have heard inGnuations
of the kind thrown out ; and am forty
have 70 long paGed them over in filenoe
they are the more painful to me, as
coming from the honorable gentleman,
particularly for caules long antecedent to
to my preitnt iituation; and If he thinks
them founded, it is impcGble he could
have the good opinion of me, which l
tho, ghs he had right to expect. How
ihall we flppois the enemy will treat with
government which they believe to be in
:ia:ere in its projections? l thall not, how
ever, purfue the fubject any further-l
only meant in riGng to do Juice to my
honorable friend, whom / conlidsred a.
having been very rnju!tiy srealed.
TT be c11ti7ur!.J