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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-31
sIIAMILTON's ESSENCEAND'EA-
TRACT OF MUSTARD,


se and efsaua remedy for govt, heunlatlim,
nalCey fpraos, hruies pains in the face and neeS e
All Mas performed more in the above eompalnt
man All the other medicines ever before made pubic
From d.. Weatherburn,
Wythe county, Virginia.
GENTLEMEN,
60 Ipurchlfed at your inopthe prePa-
rs,ions you call Haons Eiienes or Extraet OF Niui
.ss believe has perfectly removed chrome
rheunatifrn If that kind named featica or Of the mp
;,us4 under which had labored tor long time, ara
which ad haled every article in the Materia Mediea,
.a eey i9 o treatrent received into practice tor
tb irof this osiriuase dsae IF you think this let
Ter ufcful yop are at liberty to make 1t pu6hc'
Yours. &c. :
w. WEATHERBURN, .
Fohs Hoover, rope maker. South Second hreet, be-
.,s.n Msrvand Chriisiaa Rreets, Philadelphia, vonn-
fariIy =, ,ks9h oatf7 as folows,nsmelY,
SShatshisiwifs Mary Hoover, wasfo teversiy ami
.s,ytha yioles theulnatm very dangerontly ltuatsa
the conference ofaevere cold after ylngi ~, as soe
eonn 20 her bed forGeveral weeks, and was at length
rsse3 30 -be elahcholy apprehension of remaining a
eriop fsF Notwithstanding the mott Respectable me
dieai advice as followed. and every probable SremedY
a.t.snte shen f.eing evera cafes OF cures perform
Cd nv amion,s EiTencc and Extract OF Nmtard, they
vese procuFed from NIs Birch. No. rs South seeond
Greet, THe fri application her TO walk aeTo's
the ronn and the NE Of bottle reisosd her 70 Fer
ss'''' =, : Holm HOOVER.
Sruora asS Jx6jEsri6ed tttSn
EBksEzER FERGUsoN, Eiq.
oalsf t5s 5ag7iees of toe peace fer Pb'fa'
delPbiG c09ay.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-31
Tooth Ache Drobs.

The only remedy yet difsoyered which gives
immediate and lafing relief in the mott isyefc
inaanccs.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-31
DR.. Hamilton's
= AND RESTORATIVE,

Is recommended as an lnvauap'S Ni-1iltc, ~ 80
rsl;.f saa Dermanent cure Of tie various conf
PLANTS which refat from dffpated psafures-juvsn,Ie
indiicretions-reGdence in climates unfavoraos 20 me
eonttitution-the imnaoderae ufc OF tea. frequent m
toxication. or auy other deruSfiye inemperaneeths
unIkul or eseeRige uCe Of mercurythe dncacs Peci7
liar to females az efsainperiod otSlie-bad iynss m
&c. Sec. 80
And IS proved by ongand extenhve experience 70 DC
: absolutely unparalleled in the cure OF
5 Nervous Dilorders,i | Violent cramps IN the
Coniumpeions, nonaeh an0 D@shd
l.owuefs of fpirits, Indigestion,
s Lois Of appetite, Melancholy,
HyRsrcal affections, Pans n. tAe hhios'
Inward weaknches, Seiaxarons,
Seminal weakneGes, involuntary emhhonS'
Fluorbus Cor whisss) obitiasse gieet'
RsrrsnneE Impoteney, &c. &C.
In cafes of extremity, where the long prevalence anu
heoary o sifsafe has brought on general impover-
ihment Of the fyasu, executive debility Of the wnole
frame, and waiting Of the ish, which no nausa.
ent or cordial could repair, perseverance IN inc u'S
Of ibis medicine has performed the rot ait0nihing
cures.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-31
Tie Reaoratsye Pouder for tie 7setb
and Gums.

This excellent preparation comforts & Arength-
ems the gums, prelcrves the enamel from aeesy'
and cleanies and whitens the teeth, by aolofIolng
All that acrimonious fine and fousneis, which
fufssred to accumulate, never fails to injute and
finally rain them.
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Mr. SAMUEL FULLER, Inn keeper, on the f1dr-
ford road ten miles from Baltinore hogan anout twenty
months ago 70 be greyouly aicted with tape woFn'
which nrrea(ed fan in fize and rcngth 10 as to exce
tb o} borrid en(ations by his writing motions and
;ntolerabe pains refenbng thegnawng and tearing Oh
his bowels, which deprived hiar OF his nece2ry heep'
and csued luth dreadful approximations as cannot DC @
ceiyed but by one in iilar ftuatonhis appetite Walt
cd RAPIDLY, and with that his trengthio tnat he was
unable TO attend 60 any buinets-when ne neard Oh
feme excellent cures performed oy Ila'nIoh "o ~
eze,pcs he took large dofs, which brought away a.
bout FOUR YARDS of the worm (noW III the pol
isiIon of Lce * COZ but renewal. OF his pans loon
convinced him that this nontrous reptile mao
ies GrR ygnr-Applcatou was made to Lee q 20. iol
more Of thsir mcdciue, with te1r ADVICE from when
rcfulted the total eSpulonot his formidable enemy
ccyeral pieces which he iuppolcd TO be SIX or EiSf1
YARDS more A few months have hnee elapied, ana
M Fuller Is now in perfect health. The abosa facts
are well hnoyn TO numerous circle Oh his neighhors
and hin,lef will crafty any who may WIN TO make
further inquiries on the fubjed Although fdanileoh
worm lozenges produce fpch powerful eHee,s %,'eh
necefrv vet they are perfectly innocent and mid IN
their operation on the human body, even taken IN large
dofes as Mr. Fuller wftefify-their particular mild
NETS i abundanty evident in innumerable cures OF AZ
fants.
Communicated BY Dr.y3foia S9angkr, 1ork ts''va,
PennJkvania.
1.et,e- from .the reverend Mr.. JOHN MOTHER
niuiGer Of the Mofavian church, in York town
= tTork, January 4tb, 1909.
DEAR SIR, ,
Or. Hamron's loaenges have, been Recommended to
me as very adequate for the cure OF ehldren
afflicted with worms procured a.hox for the uic OF
NV family TO try whether by means OF this nedene
misht he enabled to gain point, which, 20 ateom-
plifh different other means had proved abcf;ve nay
eIdea boy had very feky appearance, was rery fet
lei, at night grew eaner from time to time IN morn
.he feeed TO be in precarous fate Of health "sich
would Weld to more of the medicines sdmnl.terea'
pntI rave him two dofs of lozenges, agreeaby tohe
directions which carried of fu5tanee to all appear
arce mere nlneu but upon clofe inpeeinn gaie re-
peed with very la living animals Not one OF laat
rf Of worms Whit ufnalIy altt children came from
him Since th,t period be grew renls tksby better Z!
health, and though lean, has gotta reiil and lively COM
plexion. Upon different oeeailonsi have ated this me
dic;ne as ru+gipg iubiate, and itand II to aaweF
exceedingly we'll without bringing on belly acne, or
any Other difagrseae ienfaons, iooften oecahonsd "
pprying medicines Upon ghe winch Judge tbs me
dien. TO he, beides its Eain object one OF she melt
fautary means for referring LOFT appetite. and promoting
prsper GATE of digeGion, by carrying OF that btlioas
6beance. which eascndsrs 10 much iadipeiisior beth
among children and adults.
Fam. Sir. your laoA obedientiervants
Ja;IM MOI rHER.
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CASES OF CURES
By Halnllton'S

WORM y DESTROYING LOZENGES,
(Sslsaed 5rom tb,glaa1sJ The aafstntfeiy Of
evbieb an, Ptyloa my aleertain eitetr 3y !ffer
or perjonai as btieatioa.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-31

LaS1 GC1, Prom an A0 or me C0r6oros,.
Of Alexandrla for The Ixlingu6,n.,''
Of Fire. '
SEC. III. II airy peEion who ih,li.5s al,,
at any fire, fhaii neglect OF rotate to cb,yiss"
der or diredions OF any ficer who hsiI b,..,
poittsd BY any fre con parry new ebaSEn,d
which may be hereafter eAabihed, Ipsys,
him TO be an / Hicer. finch pe.for 4 ii, O,I.i, =
pay the fumoi live DoLLARs: Proy,1sS j.
name G! iuth fi,er ihsll. have been FRA .esM
ed in enc Ct tie Eublia, pagers primsdal,
town.
At a meeting cf the friend HIP FlgEfgy.
PAEY, held a Jshn Heaskin's tsysrra Nn
cay, January lsth, 1906, g,he fclIowns l.,
have been duty elected Ter the prelss, yu
viz.
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If mo9 osedient iervant,s
Holm MOTHER.

Dr.. Ha1ss trsc and genuine Gsfp'a''
Corr Plaalfe1.
An infalIiable remedy for COINS, fpeeaily re-.
moving them root aRG ssaceh, without giving
pain.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-31

impeding. that nataral, si.isnGbie pe.tpirati0n,
which IS 70 eifential,ohes;th. Yet its ialuiary
eGsas are fperdy ard psrmanert, rendering the
kin delirately lott and clear, improving 'Es com.
plsxon, and referring the bloom OF youth. Never '
falling 10 render an ordinary cdun'enance Dsauti.
FIJI. and an kanafome one mofc fo.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-31
MES KENNEDY. sen.
KING-STREET,
Valuable Medicines,
az TAKE NorIcE

TSzt .Ksansas, len. is appsfnfea f6e -sn.y Sgess
for ALEXANDRIA.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-12
COMMUNICATION.

WHEN the federal constitution ,,,,
der the consideration OF The peonl. ~ ~
jefferson smcng other objectioasto !, w. -
formed US that nc was principally o,no.
10 il, Tor wanf Of Resesaary yolqtio5 E = =.
ob1ce q Presiarnti he declared j, lors. !" mS
ens with The liberties Of M peonl. Nv
the president should BE- re.tlisble. e., s,;1|
he, anless hris declared bv foe coasG,"%
on ineligible second time, he nav by ri,
patronage, and 40 improper use Of ibsnn Nh
tic money render himself qresi3.1I
lite. In the teeth of this opinion he h,
heeo re elected, aud no, c4ttent v;,b bo@
ing tie oGl@c eighs years, he smiles wall
cooPlAcsacy at the criogipg addresses n
Few town. meeting democrats, calling AL
Inn 10 be a candidate for third IscI;oo]
Washington tie sincere friend OF his cou,
ny, was with great dif6-ul,y persuaded %
serve secood term he prremsQrily how.
eser refused e be a candidate for hird
teru Jsttvvoon who ;hougay itipcompa!i
ole whh our n5crlles that the 9resid.a
should DC reelected aecaal time, ha
GOV been twice elected, ard NOT cooten
with h2lding The Office for eight yesrs,uo,
courts THIRD election his smb!ti0
graaps pcsiod of twelvs years. His Of
PriBc'plrd placemen WHO care much la
about he counsry's good than shs prese;
va;icn Of their places, have tie inpudeDo
10 assert, thar he alone cao savs US
The elec;oa VIII iake effect the four,
81 March eighteen hundred and aDe.
he has na' saved The csoatry before th'
siale, what better evidence caa We have 4
his unftaess far the e3ice ?
No MeNARCHI@
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, Nal i, 8, The authorsof its inception, ana
Who had nurtured il 70 maturity, wsre
| chosen, as BY sor. ct legitimate clalln'
! = administer~sit. Their sxersiens were
Efficient. The desolagions Of war raPisiy
| disappsared, giving placel.e the luxuf'ah''
hayves, Of prosperity, and the anlmatlhS
harmony of Tcoa,enlnent. Ina cons. .,s,
ton vas found to be, VIVA. the NEST skil.o g
masters of thsory had .hought Il, rue s' Is'f-
Sest charter of human Liberties 'hs hrst
~xssu,or, Of il esasiausd, as their ravolu-
tioaary services had proved them e mpsr'
ate, BIZ. usyieid!ng ve!eraas '. IN the cause
Of ,lsir eounry. While the people we're,
therefore, prosperous and happy, we might
have expected, if demagogass could na ' !,
preserved consistency, that the anti lie dsfa raj
clan would still opealy war agalEs. cur GO
| vsrnmens in Its progress, as they hsa war ar
red agaiss. it in IFS origia. But they play
ed deeper game They perceived that
great pars Of the esmmani.y received =
WITH enthusiasm, ard cherished It's trainers
with affection. They saw it toe firmly
established to yield 70 any sudden concus.
sion hsace, with a sub,lesy. peculiar to
them, .hey a, once bscame its ex"ayagant
eulegisss. With unhiushiag efroetssry they
nov appisuded a constitutions they were
kzowa to ds.es,in ,hsir souls /; asa carried
on a secret warfare against ssen whom, at
the saae time, they pretended with al the re
world TO admire: thas calculating te sx'
cise suspicion and jcaleusiss IN the mires
Of the populace. whereby TO lead them
through The maEes of %errer at their VIII.
What has been the succesa OF these wi'ss
we feel bu, too sensibly. Heresfter NAV
pursue this train OF reflection somewhat
farther; aot despsirng, that time WIZ
present cur faaaiiGa leaders before the
people as fairly /" weighed IN the bsisaoe
md found waiting" confident also, thar
tru;h, if il has not loss i,s authority, will
eventually brush away the miss Of ssper-
sion with which we have been lnveloped ;
and show fedetasisss to be pow, wFas they
ever have heeo, the unsbaken trends OF
their country and their Constitution.
EEGULUS.
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n om HE BosToN REPERToRy.

When the f1deralis.s had tbs manage
raeas Of the Ansricaa government, nell
tier an I" alliance offensive aud detensFs
between America and England" nora YI
other copnexisa .liaa coRaasrsIal was ever
suggested. Il vas unnecessary. Fraacs
WAS not mistress CT Europe; there vas
a Spain, au Italy, GsrMaoy, States Of
Eiollsnd and a aumber of iistie Inde7en''
cot republics. Tbsy are gone. France Is
ali 10 Ill. Trance has swallowed them u,
and is still srowling for spoil. England
remains bus she 10 wearied IN the sirOg'
c,e--sfe looks On the csnsiaeuttor allies
they sr. uadcr the lros yoke OF b'as'a''s
i 'hsy suecsssjgely adopted the vf'''H''
policy Of attempting to save 'h1mssrs'
from tie tyraat's sway by suiag iof I, ~,
frisndship: they frowned on sfs enf"!
Of France, as some sill adelso US iTo"
dastardIy hope TO be spared themselves.
iasssad Of the noble attitude OF osi'n'''
thay stopped to soasiilate and never i0''
again.
England resisted and is yet indeP'''.s'
der arms protect herself and S'sp :"
invader erora our coast. Shall we ea:"',,
or damp her sxersions is the qas'"N''
Can il be a question? 80
The relations between nations, with Th''
u. hove ;,,.,oonyes have essentially sHsa5
ed within few years. Those GUS" %
affect our prospects and oar 'nI'fes' >, r r.
our nalional conduct must conform =" :, IA.
cums.ances. Measures never eon'S"I r.,
ed by the federaIists when in Powst'., d,
now be expedient, and they LOOK % ] rss..
miuisralion with aoxiety,and win ~, .ssi,;
| full disposition to support an! pla a f,r d
wisdom may dictate. OPp0s,s'0. ,ersI
| own sake, never did, and we nope
will disgrace them. q
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year 'a Tendon, is a toleraSl.
low .rishman speakisp we we lastanc. .,

year yea. g. Tendon, is . ,tolsrasl. ;,,...
low srlsAman spsakisg w 8 instance Of
Pa fNs'ion.,. An Irish lsboriasa THAI thu, prsa]
!. laid ! q wager with his compsnIss o''ek.lsy.
! thai he could csrrv 'a =! aad fellow
hod, "a frame with hapdls y, alm on BID
layers use fer carrying mor,. winch brick.'
shaulders) up a ladder to ,hs =. upon ,he,,
house aud brlagh lM dowa ao,; Up OF high
'ae Oct was taken and Won. 4 satisfy i
1ade upon the nod alighsea h. ga al VIZ
Jasus, ne tripped once as We a sala, b.
ming down, and | was il NM. we're Gov
have Won my wager" A sinh saof
reflection Induced HE folowins r ,sh Saa' .
observation During severe ss hl4 ~ Isl
an lr':hman who was going 10 SE Ers VI W'a
work 10 The harvest there, told Il. s''ad I
Of the packet who appeared to b. n .ap'a !.
tIgued with his a,.easion to bis 4 a' IA
" Now do you so below my hon. '''S'
take pap, and if we strike never fsn 40
III tell yea of it," ' %
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F,oss the PEOPLES FRIEND.
THE STRANGER IN IRELAND.

Mr.. CARR, the eelehra.sd tourist, has
paid visit to Ireland last year, and pub,
lished his observations on that country In
single volume whirh we strennoasly re-
commsnd to the psrnsal OF al those VINO
wish to receive correcter opinions respect
ing that country than thsy could have im
bibed from the petulant writer's who have
hitherto indnlged their vanity IN writing
abou, people whom they had aeIiher nc
hear, or understanding perhaps not !he
oppertuuity to understand. We think 'hls
good sequel to the teur Of ths candid
and philosophic Arthar Young.
|. We mean TO give copious extracts trcm
this werk. OF the style OF Mr., Carr We
own ourselves to be no admirers. An al.
fectation renders it extremely hurftni, at
times, 20 the sense of the classical 2chular
But his conceptions are Frequently correct,
his reflections playful and no, olep ipjudi-
cious. Ard he generally displays consi'
derable felicity in hitting OF shs character.
is,ic features of a people:
"The common Irish marry very young
and hence there are very few spurious chll<
dren IN that ceunsry, and intanticide is
scarcely ever heard OF.
The native pride of the low Irish is
aihdirected by ignorance. bat The frequent
source Of macy at their better Qualities.
Although there are many beggafs'n Dub
lin. and la other towns; yet, 10 be redao-
ed to beggsry is ,heusht SO odious, that
no ore wsuld sc. UP for beggar, more
than hs weald for a prophet, IN his own
soun,ry. No one, however plnched, would
ask for alias IN his own asighborhood. Ar
intelligent friend of miae told me that a
miserable creature, who went by the nan'c
of DR.. .Don.lly, although in s'ate OF ac'
tusl penury. wenld never accsP. OF OIL
Of pork, Fotatse, or dunk OF mix, y
| offered TO him but preferred eating eha
1 from danghin. to the idea Of being sup
{ sorted ga an object of charity IN the Plaes
/ Of his nativity. After fast Of three dayl
/ he. has been kaewn to refuse preferred vic
! tuals. This man Que day went twenty
seven miles with letter for a gentlemas
TO his daughter a. school: arriving early
in the morning. the servant gill, upor
opesing the door, after a loud and eonse
queatia double rap, was much SURPRISED
TO see shis wsesch in rags, and, wlthou
I. askiag him aay questions, she said, s
s aleag, we have got nothing for yau." Ihs
doctor i'm nediaye.y returned home zoishou
delyering the letter, making dissaacs Q
"a Irish without, breaking his fast.
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Fran The Charleston Courier,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-17

piness very general, ard much 10 be IA.
,Dented, that they are living as "hhcus
z Con ia Inc world. J"
SO taF.a:e. maDy n,en, emlnenuy glisSa,s
from Occupying with The tsien,soi grace
committed to their trust, than sfej seeFa
more concerted 10 hide them in INC cath
(by works OF darkness aad sensuali!y) 10
their great reprosch, ard The gfsa}es, o.
all danger!
They seem so unm indiul Of the solemn
day oil re,rlbnuon, as very sddcm 70 thlhk
upon il with seriousness.
Il know, said Job, "thon mil, brig
:fpe unio death, ana to the hDnse appointed
for all living" / his ackHos I, leGenE,
.ionndk d so fully oU tie cCnvicttons II eve
~ day. sprelyis The iess. lt1at nlgnt b. { *
peeled from every beng, Who Is himself
,1s helpless 'object OF sun ~ oFu&Ion!
MOI this acknowledges msfeiy IL Il
mans words, but q .IUCst ttnati ard sai,
nest sol'cisude IS NECESSARY, reoptctuSa h
even. which mus, separate LIS soai from
bis body, and brins h.n. il "a hls,irfer.
fiction, to he most piercing sctusiny, md
the mast .jnst .decisi@n!
The fading enjoymenis-of tie present
world snsJ satisfy. for moment, lhcsa
wha are regardless aboas sfeir tu!use eziss-
ence IN one which is eternal:
Eas Of al! possible enjoymen,s here,
lhsre is none which car bcai a comparison
wiki ,he>eui3y neut OF that eternal ii CHIT,
n nv r3seeih Ill t.,;,n,ler.Izflci;;r Cf disc
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J NORFOLK, May IL.

Arrived. B'isiih nip Pomona, Bevenae, Sc
diYi tflm London.
Snip ia'rePid, Steel, 81 days from Liverpool.
Len 'hsrs boand for this port, (h;ps Two BIO.
,Ssf' farshorn 70 fal ir ten days; Caleioois,
DASi9u, loading Gsorge, --, 10 lew
Gays lnaePid, Smith, on ihore, damaged big
i''n'' to lail in lew days. April Il, in lat.
80 - long. s., spoke brig St. Michael,
i,l's'' OF and tor Baltimore, b1aad to'Lisbon,
I~ lays; May |, LAT. s., 81, long. IS, ship
nppa0a' OF Bottom, 4 days fcom ChaElcfop,
uoppa @ Liverpool; 81, lat 81, 70. long. IS,
slie Traveller, Ut a;li fsom PHILADELPHIA, bound
AoSS'lladaloups, out days.
>, oaip Minerva, Hail. IS days from Antigua.
.oe s1e'f Belle, Hulgin, foF Eaa River, sailed
''' Gays before. A nonbsr Of vessels were de-
,'0'd %%a''ns for trial. May in lat. a8, IL,
any js .7o, 80, Poke chip Nyngb, M'Rae, 10
| Nei !, .'a!H 81. Domingo, bound 10 Ne@ York.
mp General Greeue, F1lchi,a, IL days from
"a anp William P. Johnfon, Al days from the
> pn:o' May. Sailed in company wrh the flip
: !, ',iaTS', Tor New Bedford Lcf, there, lhips
u lio.'''sen ct Norfolk Hslycop, OF New Yo,k ;
90 90 OF do; Foreozo, of Seiruasc; Edward
I,le' o. Erecpa,,i M.dfori OF BoAon.
81, linton, Fraz'r, IS days hcm Anii-
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[Pubkc Ledger r.
Fran Refs Pbiiaarikia Gazette.

Mr.. RELF,
The following is faithful trar4la,ior Of the
,ctier of the elettor of Bavaria TO his Imperial
Msjeay of Auffia from the original French ;
and i, the more inteteaing, since the feps taken
by that Prince few d ys alter Writing this eser,
d. NOT az I'll correspond with its ccnten,s: ipr,
in the night between the Oh and G h Of Sept.
he EleStor, with all his creatures leit Maaicn,
20 repair TO Euftaburg, in Franconia, which
was 'lk-wisa the place of rtnd:zvous for all lis
tro,5n 5 aho, about tie end of the fame month,
bepaf their march to join the French, and attack
the A}l tro. Rattan armies. If yen fad it wor-
thy OF IL l:rslon in your paper, shiaE it viii be
sgfsea5!s 10 many of your feade's.
am, sif, yours, etc.
TTRaNs41ArED FROM THE FRENCH
L<sier from His ELtoral H,gAne/s IF BuDaria,
10 lis lmtrsial and Royal Maj14y Francis Ii.
NjmbbenJurgb, SEPT. S, 1896.
] h.,e orde1sd my Minister 20 lign, this morn
INC, treaty with the Prince OF Schwartzen-
berg. according TO which ihsil join my troops
with taoie of yDor I.aper;ai and Royal MajeRy.
In doing this, Size, have been willing to give
YOU pref Of ,ny.inviosbic attachment. Phase
TO GERM m AZ pfsient 60 appeal to your pater.
nal hear, : My foa, the hereditary electoral
Prince, us at pssf.oti IN France as ! conRansiy
believed in peace, Ialow:d hiD touavcl fit in
I.alg, 'saa then in the fouth<rn provinces Of
France, wk$.e he fails hi,nfeif a:cprcfent. If am
obliged so-saafch my troops againe shc French,
my child is loft bas if, co the contrary, re.
main traueuilIg in my Gates, l lhail obtain time
+, lrt HIN returu, I therefore beg yGur lpperi.
al and Royal Majsay, on nay knees, TO content
TO my neutrality. dare 10 esgage my mott
facrcd word, that my troops thai 10 nothing,
hinder the operations Ct yorr army; and in cafe,
tbus which is by no means probablet your troops
hspld be obliged TO resreas, ] fsear and pro.
mic, to remain tranquil, and 20 undertake no.
thing. faihee, driven 20 the mott dreadfo!
Geiperasicn, bcgs grace in favor Of his fan
Your Imperial and Royal Msjcty will pleaie
nor tos deay rae this favor--I dare to aatter my,
ftlf, thar The Ea,peros OF Roia will not be againt
it.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-17
IN COMMON COUNCIL,
i3th .Gla>, 1906.
RESCL YED,

THAT Council, having eonGdetca fine pctia
toe On tic fnhjsd OF smsDdiqg The law profile
biuns theatrical exhibitions itcn ;yh= I5;h Of
lure 10 the ri Of November, ats cF ep;nlon thaE
il is inexpcdrnt 70 sRel iaid isw.
Csd>red, That TIE treatusr 9th. corporation
pay oue OF the fr4 money he receives for judg~
menss agair.a delinqusnts property that base beeG
flee up paved ty !he-c operation, tie fun OF
5hree thoulqnd one hanllet! and thirty Two dol.
rs ard forty one csn1s, with .insetef thereons
or 70 much theIeoi as fhai then be due to the
bank OF ALEXANDRIA,; aod that the fun fra ,c-
ceived on laid Judgments be sad is heltby ape
pIcpEiated md pledged tor that pEfpoe.
,Qs1tud, That .uch part of shc gutter OF the
fouth i5e OF King frees, from the eaR corner OF
Columbus to the eaA corner G! ST. Afaph a:ees.
as the free. eonmi a!onsls may lesm nsceGarye
be taken up and repaired, ard 'hat The sfsrkeR
places on she county wharf be filed up.
Tsa. JAMES NJ. M'kEA, c. c.