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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-06
ADDITIONAL. EVIDENCE

IN tie great efficacy Of the Pafent a'sa ia
NJ mi}yl4eait :aes,, l,reparedb tic late Rich
ard Lee, iun. which for near eight years past
have acquired throughout the United States a
celebrity hitherto.unequ allsd.
PHILADELPHIA, .E!33usi9, 1900.
Being desiirous to make public for the good
Of others, the excellent quality Of HANllIr-
TONS Elixir, prepared by the late Nr.
Lee, I have sent you the following account OF
the benefit / have resolved from 1t, which ]
hops Viii induee others to give it trial. III
consequence of a.bruise onfhe breast received
from fall, ny hsalth grew bad, ny breathing
became very diGaacult, and frequently j have
hsd suddenly 10 rise up. in my bed with al the
horrers Of Immediate suhocation. ADD to
these constant pain in ay breast and csusggh,
a great loss Of strength aad ilesh, aad you may
conceive that my symptoms evidently indicated
an approaching consumption. The ADVICE Of
ynost eminent physician was resorted to, and
afterwards q second was called II, without CIV
ing me a11y rehef. Another physician who
knew me and the circurnstances Of my case,
adpiaed me 10 gips 7a,sii1oq2 srir t1Tal, say-
Asg. he had uaed 1t in hfs f1aetics, end alzeays
fasnd st de much sao9. 4 bottle was procured
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-06
N Q 7 | c E..

BY virtue of power executed by
Augustine J. Smith and Henry Rs.e, to &c
cure the payment Of 5oool. with interest, 1
shall on the first day Of January, 1907, ex-
pose to sale for ready money, at Fairfax court
house, so much Of the tract of LAND sold
and conveyed by Battaie Fitzhugh to the said
Smith and Rose on the Cd day of September,
l7e7, (the same being part of the Ravens
worth tract In Fairfax county)as will pay the
sum of 2263l. part OF the said soool. with In
terest on 1871 part of the same 226si. from
the first day of January, 1899, and on the bali
ance thereof from the FIRST day of October In
the same year.
THOMAS FITZHUGH.
October 20. lawtlJ
Casa given for clean Linen 8. Cotton Rags
by the printer Of this paper.
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lust Received and for Sale

lust Received and for Sale
.3y the Subscribers,
A choice cargo Of MAHOGANY,
From the Bay of Honduras, OF diforea,
engths and sizes, which they will sell by 'Ns
og or larger quantity.
They have alto for Sale,
Sugar in hogsheads
London particular Madeira Wine,
Catalonia ditto. by the quarter cask
Virginia Rum, of excellent quality
Moissses by the hogshead
Liverpool Slowed Salt
And Logwood.
Nathaniel NVattles t Io'
October l8 IAN"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-06
This is to. give Notice,

That the subseriber, Of AleXandFia couaty,
IN the district ofColumbia, hath obtained from
the Orphans Court os SAID county, letters tes-
tanentary on the personal estate OF Joa1ss
Smith Ds3!ois, late purser ofthe- UMted sfstss
f.igate Constitution, deceased all persons
having claims against the SAID deee@ed,> are
berehy warned to exhibit them with the voach-
ers thereof, to the subscribeE' on OF ostore
the 2lst day Of May next, they taay by law
be excluded from all benefit to SAID estate
and eli persons indebted thereto are requested
TO make immediate payment, or suits VIII bo
instituted to enforce the same Given under
nv hand this s2lst of November, 1896.
Lewis Deblois, Es'r.
Hro-.,,,ber 81. StaW6w
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Ham5lton's Essence and Extract

o lFIW51NV71.-
A safe and effectual remedy for tie govt,
rheumatism, sprains, pains in the face and
neck, sc.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-06
The Souereign 0snta'se'st fer ths
Itch.

A speedy and efectual remedy, generally
removing the complaint at one Application. Il
may &c safely used by persons cfe1eIy age.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-06
Valuable Property for Sale.

" GIuNJlS, AtAo
Pursuant to decree cf the Circuit csart for
tss district of Columbia, held at Alehsa-
dria, snd the last will of Be1gcs'ies ahreve,
deceased his executors offer for sale,
yFSHAT yaEua55e Pr,oherty at the corner Of
King and Fairfaz-streets' part Of which
is occupied by Charles Bennett. The lot cx-
lends 40 feet on King and 70 feet on Fairfax.
street, is subject to reat-eharse Of 50 dollars
per annum.
To those who are desirous, either OF secur-
inc good stand for business, or vesting their
money in real estate, this is a most inviting
piece of property. A small part OF the money
will be required in hand or in sn app . red
note at 60 days-on the balance liberal ere
dit will be given. For terms apply to either
of the executors or to Benjamin Shreye.
William Patton,
Edward stabler, Exrs.
John Ianney,
November 80. 2awtt
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Nov, IS.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-23

The heretofore nave been, vx
Paid 1905, al continuing ~
tc.l : 4 ~ ezrooo
Paid 1905. the hid department. itns ad kA Of
ayth JAM 100000
Making altogether. dollars
actually
ddhs
PUBLIC
Toe OF of public
d' I ss1i t, .aod doVa eainsa tD - 4s7s9s 81
Evea hundred and dollars. during
I776oo
Making the ~hOk eimbaement millions
Fifty hcsfd dollars. 6.is,s9s IS
would euhbl London.
sshoriy of
q psrby ct Staes
debt Ia April goth September smoei
'mYs r e!@trs teen million. Ct dCI. ,,, ,79s+79o.4s
dnchaee
Of . . treaty Q 1884, \ ass4oee
The balance amounted I April,
8o,.
And on the ,oh day Of September. 1905. 457564
Making incraG s,7SI
which dedutms he hlo Of the bank
the ineak niGg ordinary I4o4oor
ior Of the United PERIOD Of and half
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-23
49.66s,sa7 Sc

oGesy evident that ~hHa third Of The oaioo nsry
Of nd
ae principal the msass diea By the snnut the only
fh their rfu. Every produces. aimi'aoo Of ,esh L
eof,e Fosry
deferred ak,l The n"ds the Dutch the
ohe oavyE .df
which nH unpaid viii Of the pee
eddto lin
proportions ss snd Of the 'hs Ak which ]"
to- Of
esn,tsd t n' ~ s
po, appropriated for that bn conformity wih
xiAne psovGn Be spaed to other obeas.
(which repcafony abmucd.
ALBERT cAILArrN s~nso sis rnsss <
TasAssaY DsrAsrnIsr, Daa.iy oI. 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-23
THURSDAY. JAN. 23, 1906.

LETTER.
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~ GALLArIN.
Representatives, of the U'"sa States. rp6.r
.g Dsas~ soasy Tssg.y "SaJ ns-a .ai .,
,e from ssyssvs ss ..,s AsD sEcsr1s s.s ,, accrued m
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6rcerni 100000
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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-23

Of
Of
explanatory
accompsn
d,d
From duties and on the importation" Of foreign meod
fdes o snd public vsGhJ g.
6& 5oo57467 o.
dndG
havebee forth ,.
Of
nted dStsesv
domcaicex Of yInaure
Forth bInmensnd nd
For, A nav,aa Ehmcnt
aatendne g.
Amounting altogether
Near third M osh.y to pay the oa on the public debt r67oo
Ron de
q yea nd
therefore year pay
neno Of public debt 4
third. and which a6dec .' the furo'
UnhedS State. .dingt
.ndex ubnentc
On pnnepalof the pablo debt 63766,
OF uccpusa o
dsn6ue under |, chcon.
yeaion Of September
------I9.asL446s 81
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-23

TisAsslr Ds,Asrnrsr. Ds"sIr gu. 1896.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-15

fat or Rood under the fame roof and in the fame
company with Don Saucho, neutrality-suspicious.
which he had, and the inforaat;h' which he
repeatedly received of that mans intriguing
character. ,tI .
(Io.) Under any other government, infead of
being ordered out of the citv--he would have
been fhipt off before the fun went down thank
fulnefs for indulgence Therefore fhou'd have
been employed inaead Of aiperiion for treating
with ni'dnefs. what ought to have been pun
lined with indignant ftveity.
IN, Nothing can be more obvious than that
the little incend;arv is Serv anxious to provoke
a war between Spain and the u. S.
zig, Our ftips are not At the orders OF
Snan;fb miniRer--ani the ipfo'ence ofthe mfr
cradle whittier who dares 70 infu't the American
.prhic with fuch infulting complaints, is really
Cifruninr.
f,sl We fortear employing the terms in
which we might he iua'Ged in expreffins our
ahhcrrence and repro,ches, on the fcancalous
auu6on to The unfortunate and deiuded men
who hive been feized at Carracas-.the public
feeling and the general execration of every A.
merican win fpeak for MS.
We had promoted Rating few fa7J per ron
.ra--but we iha poRpone it for the prefent
number.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-15
Dnatesti; 5nfrIligenrr.
CELEBRATION OF THE 4rH. OF INV

Il d.
From every quarter that we have heard. tbe
warm feeling and the triumphant pros effions of
our countrymen have done iuftice to- this me-
morable day. Feafs have been difpIayed and
toafts pledged, which breathed the refrefbing
fP'rit OF '76. What fource of proud pleaG,re
to lee the fame nerve, which frt broke our
chains, fill unilackened in the preferyation nc
our freedom. "
II would far exceed the limits of our naner
were we TO furnih the details of each nsr,i'
cular celebration. We have advanced no f,r.
Their than to an ontline of the mot remarkable
events that occurred, and to the fele9jon of
fuch toa'ts only as are mott ftriking in their al
union to the period of rs or the pafing events
OF the day. Thefe little maxims of the Aowing
iou' are fometiTnes no bad index Of the fpirit of
the times.
WAaREHToN, IN. c.)-rhe Heads of Denar,.
ents: the p"erity of oar public affairs is the b,a
testimonial Of their worth ~
RE vir,uops, faithful, upright and indepenJe,,
public iervant', James Turner and Nathaniel Nf1ea,
may they long continue enjoy, as they now do in
the mott eminent degree the aadimiai9sd con6dene.
of their fellow-citizens
RALEIGH, IN. C )-The Peoeie-May their 64,.
yfgay Hrve, be darcyed BY o5prsfOn, nor their will
fruGrated by intrigue.
The United States-f5e only free ,esvbHe O., III,
subsequently to her own union & wifdom 70 her
councils.
Arts and Sciences--May they be encouraged by the
l'1beuf ofSebooit 6,orgbsgt tie soaatry, under the
iaDiaion of our (tate Legislatures
TIE 'uf17'ry Of Gorge WytSe---Exemplary he lived
amented he died.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-15
NORFOLK, TuIy ?.
Aani4erlary Of Ame,iican Mdependen,

h77iDeJ'ary Of american independence.
On Friday laa, this day was celebrated bv
the citizens OF Norfolk in that rational manner.
which the great occafon fl1ould ever dictate
The day was uncommonly cool and plear,nt
Tor the feaion, and enabled the military corns 70
perform their evoIutions without fatigue, and
which they difplayed with great credit to their
officers and themfeves. At IL O'Clock the
troops being drawn up, were reviewed by Cor.
SHARP. The company of Cavalry under Can
tam Iorfor, the Infantry companies under Cap-
tains Morry and Dunn, and the Artillery com
pames OF Captains Nefie and Pollard, all in
complete uniform, made very brilliant and
ioidier-like appearance. From the parade the
troops marched to Chrift church, where (tbe
Rev. Mr.. 0rig@y, having commenced with 70.
Tenn prayer an Grafton was delivered by Mr.
MWddHgb. '-''
The different companies and the citizens AZ.
forwards retired TO fpend the day in p1rt;ss ,ys-
vouily arranged. The companies of Csotsios
aylor and Morris, gave bandf,me entertain.
ment, to which were invited the Britifl,, French
and Spanifh Conful3, the Officers Of the For,
the Mayor of the Borough, and other refne6ls'
bic citizens. At this entertainment, = number
OF appropriate Toafts were drank. and the dav
ipent in manner that was marked BIZ harnony
and poItebefs. The other corps, with feversr
other parties, fpeot the day in the fame focal
manner. The evening clofsd with Fire-Works
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-15

BOSTON. July 4.

Capt. Edwards, who arrived vcterdav from
Calcutta, informs, that early IN Feb. Sir G.
IT. BARLOW returned TO that CITY, having con-
cinaej treaty with the Mahratta Powers,
which gives general peace TO India. The
Mahratta armies had gone TO their different ca
pita,s.--Lord Lake was returning to Delhi.
The Packet, with difpatches relative TO the
peace, failed for England, February IA.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-15
Iest=Jnoiss.
NETWORK. Inlu o

Capt Riley informs, that there had been an
emoargo at Cayenne for o5 days, in confe-
qnencs ct the arrival of Zero ne Bonaparte, with
6 ihips of the line, and one frigate. This Eona.
t.. lid ~. we havs I,,--. -.,v.,11- Ur
them except Tie 90, on board of which Jerome
bonaparte arrived atMartinique.
~. y. Go~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-15
VIENNA, May 8.


TIE late embarraTnents into which the Cour, oe
Vienna has been thrown relatively tn the affairs If
malta, appear to take pacific turn and il feen,, be-
yond doubt that the cabinet of Vienna has tho,,b.
proper to yield 10 the neceiy of prefervng peace
inns conjecture is founded OF the following circum
tsneas /. Inc French columns, which had made
movement in advance has halted, and the Au.tran
PFhcners have continued their march, 9. The a,,en-
dants aud eiupagesof the EeStor of Wu-tzbuph have
let out tor that City, and the Prince hnfelf will fol-
low Immediately. 3. The CommiiTary Ghililiero has
been put on his trial by Council of War and after
eseh lifting the protocol iuterrogatory are commu
nicased TO the French AnbaIador.
IL is iad that the trial of the Prince d. AuerrperO
ended, and that his enrance has been tent eaed ,o
st. Peterborough, to be fubnttea to the Emperor to
whom that compliment is conceived to be necelary.
it Is Preiumed that this Sovereign will recommend
pardon for him, which appears to he whed here.
as the Prince has reality always been royal fub-
jed.
The negotiations which had prolonged the nav of
General Andreohy here being at length terminated.
ne has taken leave of his imperial MaieHy. who ha.
prefented him with gold box with h. portrait. e.
mated at 10000 lvres
we are aiured that M. de Ia Rochefoucaul, has fx.
ed IN the name of his the 5th of May, for the
ateit time when the of Vienna nall take its re-
oution relatively to the affair of Cattaro Il is pro-
nao!e that II will give way in every point, rather
than enter into new CONTEXT with France
ST.. PETER:Eusou, April 25.
Our Cabinet has refufed the mediation roicited of
1t to terminate anicaby the differences fulfilling be-
tween England and Prnlia, becaufe it fears to difo
bge one or other of thofe two Courts.
NJ. d Aopeus, Mnilter from Ru1ia at the Csur,
OF Stockholm has received orders to make reprefen
tatons to his Swedih MajeRy, which have for their
OBJECT to re: eitabliih good understanding between
Sweden aud Prullia. His Imperial Maieay has lately
written to the king of Sweden, and roiitivey au,ed
HIM tina. ne will give him, confornaably to treaties.
all 'hs iueeour he ihall demand He has beGdes qua
rantsed to him. we are alured. the poGelion of his
territories.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-15
" The ,Under6sned requea. Mir. Monrn. 70
accept the afurances of his high CONFEDERATION
(Sisned) sl AZ
"C.J. FOX"
=" times Monroe, EGq. &c. Sc.

LIVERPOOL, May s4.-Fron Peteriburch
we learn that the Emperor Alexander has re-
ruled to- mediate between England and PruIi
bat that he has interfered between their prnc.
fan and Swediih Majeeies, and pr,rnfrd the
latter his ihoport. This part of the account
Teens highly probable. Sweden would hardly
have riqued 70 much, hal The no, good grounds
ut c,nddencein the AID Of her powerful & mag
unanimous ally. The PrufIians have not We,
made any attack upon Pomeraaia.
Our government has received frea, afnrances
of the determination of Denmark to adhere
with rigid ftrftnefo to the principles of neutr,li.
ty' which fhe has at all times 70 openly and uu
cquivocally avowed.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-15
NEw.YoRK. Iuly q.

The Editors Of the New York Gazette are in
debted To Capt. Chew, of the flip Liberty, for
London papersto the esd, and Liverpool, p,-
pers and prices. current TO the 25th Of May.
The NOT important news by this arrival, is,
that PrufIia and England have come to an under
ftandiug., A Liverpool price-current of the
gath May, from John Richardfon & co. after
quoting the price of grain, Jays, +" The account
received this day ofthe d;ipute with Pruflia be-
ing fettlcd, had the effect of lowering -four s.
and Cd. per barrel. and wheat Is. aad Cd per
hufhel." A iimilar remark is made oppo!ite
lumber. The fame price-c urrent obftrves. af-
ter quoting WeH-India produce, that as the dir
pufeJ svitb PrMDfa are notv amicably Ictt!ea, we
confidently expea an advance in price, and
brifk demand for the Wet India produce in ge-
neral. The pai'engers in the Liberty FAY, that
-four eoaJ daHat 4Qf. They ALTO ftate that
general peace was expected.
The London Gazette announces the capture,
by Admiral Col!ingwood's fquadron, Of Spa
Nth brig mounting Is guns, which Tipped out
OF Carthagepa in company with two Spanifh
ihips of The line anda frigate. d"
The American utercourfe bill had pafIed the
Houfe of Lords.
Since our at publication we have received
European Intelligence FIVE days later than thai,
by the Kingfon. The fhip Liberty, captain
Chew, arrived at this port yeterday, has fup-
Piled the Editor of the MERCANTILE ADvER-
TIsER with Liverpool papers to the e4,h of
Nav, London of the 2ed, and Lloyd's Lifts OF
the goth, from which we have feleGed fome
interetting articles. Theft papers afford hope
that the difpute between Prufiia and England
will fhortly be brought to an amicabe conclu-
iion.
prices Current of the oath May quotes f,,-
perine Hour at 44s. to as. Cd. per barrel; and
remarks that in coniequence of extenfive fup-
plies arriving, and more expected, prices have
given way. The accounts received on that day
ron, Pruffia had produced the effect of towering
-four 2s. cd. per bufhel.''
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-24
KNOXVILLE. (ren.l Aug. Is.

Th- Legislature during this week has
read the second time, bill providing for
the disposal of thu lands south Of French
Brcad and Hols,on, east of Tennessee. and
west Of Big Pigeon rivers-rhe blanks
were filled up on Thursday, in Tie House
OF Reprcsenlatives-Ten years are gwen
for the payment Of the purchase mercy
by ius,alm-nts. No vote has vel been
taken on the resolution relative 20 a con-
vention, the proposition of The House was
objected to in the Senate, WIN IN urn
made another which has been rejected by
the House--A third is now on hand It's
fate, We suppose, viii b known next week.
The Land committee, as yet, has made
no further report--how Tar they mean to
progress in the business we have no idea
AS 10 how far they ough. to go there is d
variety of opinions. A disposi ion howe.
yer is manifested no longer TO be delayed
by III b fling excNses nf " Ca,olina.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-24
P O S TSCRIPT T.
NEW YORK, Sept l6.

The arrival a. this port OF the schooner
Atlantic, capt. Howard, from Nantes has
enabled us To lay before the readers OF The
Mercantile Advertiser, intelligence from
Eurnpe Of considerable Importance. Our
Paris papers are 10 the 2a,h of July, ~.
elusive. and our lettefs from Nantes to The
4lb Of August.
A TREATY OF PEACE, of which
The conditions had 10. bIen made public,
was sigoed at pprIs Oh the So,h Of July,
between Russia AID france. aud had been
Forwarded 10 pe,erSburgh for ratification.
f. confedeI alton of some Of The petty
states of Germany has bcan entered into
ior the purpose q mutual defence, With d
vie TO their separation from the GermauIc
empires
The fortress of Gaeta has at length sur
rendered afer defence which vii make
20 Uncomfortable figure IN the history OF
the present Zines, The garrison sustained
contuusi fire OF eleven days with ppes
trenches, during which time 100000 lbs.
Of powdet was consumed by The be .leSers
We have seen Ie,er frors NsniE Of
The FIRST Of August, which states, that it
was reported, that The PrsiiDinHties oi
Peace between Great Britain and France,
was signed at Paris on The 2Gth Of July
The writer says, this wants confirmation.
The same letter says, Last evenings
mail brought news from Pans, authon'
sing the free expectation OF grain 10 any
port or ports, by nen,rals. Tns shews &
pacific disposition towards England.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-24
FRoM NonroLx. Sepl. Is.

FROM NoRFoLK, Sept. Is.
CAPTAIN CoTTLs IN the fas; sailing
ship RoLLA, arrived in Hampton Roafis,
yesterday IN 81 days from London, and
proceeded up 10 City PoInt where the ship
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-24
The Hyuses and Lot,
THr uBscRisER wfsHs. TO SILL
The Followiug Property ;

a TRACT OF LAND, of abous 325 acres, "
4 ing in Cumberland county. about three miles
from tsrmve. This land is abop one third in
woods, and is one OF the most handsome and
healihy situations in the country the water is
thought TO be inferior to none below the noun
tains. Another tract of about i7o acres. three
miles from the above traa. lying on both sides Of
Guinea creek, and on the Riohmond ro.d Also
the HOUSES and LOTS. now occupied by the
subscriber, in the town of Farmvi,ie. The dwell
ling house is large and convenient with every
necessary out house, either for 4 tavern or the
accommodation of a private family The terms
and oth?r particulars may be known By appliea
oon 10 the subscriber
Thomas II Morton.