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coughs, asthmas, sore threats and approaching
eorsumptions.
HahaS Antl-bslsous Pslls.
Are Justly esteemed for carrying CT the SUI
peri,uous bile from the stomach and prevents
mo morbid secretions and their consequences,
bilious and malignant fevers, sc. These pills
are perfectly mid in their operation, and may
Be used With safety by persons Of every age
and In every situation
Las Sovereign 0sntpsent Tor TIE
Itch.
A speedy and eHectual remedy, generally
removing the complaint at one application. 1t
may be safely used by persons ofevery age.
The Anodyne Elaxar.
For the cure ofeyery Kind Of head ache.
Hahn's gsuasaae .Eye-Watsr.
An excellent remedy for all disorders ofths
ewes, MANY persons haying been cured OF 1t
when nearly deprived OF sight
Iooth-ache DROPS.
Give immediate relief ia the naoss violent
attacks.
The Restorative Pozoder for the
7sethAnd Guags.
cleanses and strengthens them, and prs
serves the enamel Of the teeth from eecay
GozuIaad's Lotion, and the gsnusss
PersaGs Lotion.
Both celebrated in the fashionable world as
most excellent cosmetics and perfectly safe
Haha's true and genuine Co''1-
F5as5ter.
~ A sertln remedy for corAs, speedily erara-
eating them without giving pam
Ague and fsvef DROPS.
Justly esteemed for their great efficasE IN
cure of agues and intermittent feTsrs.
Dama5k LIP Safe, and Indian
Ysgsta6k Specific:
James Kennedy. fen.
Alexandria, October IS. cd
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TO RENT,
N y e.

A IL those who have any eia,sns or de-
IA rnands against the estate Of Jeha Dies
Tap, merchant, late sof the town of Alexandria,
are hereby informed, to bring in their ae-
counts, legally proved, before the First day Of
November next, at which time full and final
settlement and Distribution eff his estate, will
bssmade.. Should any accounts be exhibited
after that period, they will be disregarded,
and this .Notiee pleaaed.in bar Of them. Those
that are indebted to the estate, wal be pls1se
ito make immediate payment.
Samuel Craig, I
William Herbert, -
April 6. atsw =
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neral OF The State q Maryland,
3 Icsaply with your reqlest IN stating l1y
opinion Of Hamiltons E xirs It has boe1n Nssp
in my family for two.or three years past, win
uniform success whensye colds, coughs 9
similar comp plants, haYe9 rendered meaac'ne
necessary have myself found i an excel s
lent and agreeable remedy for q very palnfuli
and troilb affection 9f the breast, accom-
panied with soreness, and with DISTRACTED and
difficult breathing.
Onsthese accounts do not hesitate 70 re-
commGnd Hamilton's Elixir as "a valaable me-
sicine, and deserving public attention.
LUTHER MARTIN.
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gamslton's Worms-dsstroysag L.
ZengeS.

zeHgeS.
By which many thousands have been re-
! ved from the distressing and dangerous ma
Idly of worms and other DISTINCTIONS IN tns
stomach and bowels.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-01
ITCH CURED.

BY once asing Lees Sovereign Ointsnefat,
which, although used tor 90 years IN Europe
and for near years in America, has never
been known to fail III any one instance. It's
perfectly innocent, warranted rot to contain
particle or snereary OF any ,perricions ingredl-
ent, and may be used with perfect safety on
an infant, being q vegetable preparation and
entirely free from he offensive smell which
ntt x,,lnat ~ to,, 10 "a noliac
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Ha,nsltonss Elixir.

"A sovereign remedy for colds, obstinate
coughs, asthn1as, sore threats and approaching
eonsumptions.
A. 70 ia I9,,, pgi{e
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w II W TrE y,
A Miller who is master Of

hrs business, 20 take care Of a merchant naA.--
10 such. a one good wages will be given
For the person Whe wants, please apply to
Mr. Joseph sassay 4AsisssFsa;as
MARCH II. IL
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Baltimore, July IS, 1906.
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PUBLIC SALE.

XX7ILL be sold, at pubic sale, IorJSsI
w money, on the premises, on We.
Hesday the l2th day Of August next, the :. y
tate called CLIFTON, On Panther-ssn' },
.Aeudeun county, consisting Of EOS acEs' y
land, on which was formerly erected ns.
chant and sew mil, distillery, &c. or so n's'E
thereof as. will be sufficient to raile l6eV uI
Jars and the .eostS of salt, TO satisfy '''f'
lidball. !;
This sale IS made pursuant 70 de1Fs -,
the coarfy court Of Loudoun, at wlich w.
apdplaee due attendance will be given 0y
The Commissioners
.E,,u,e s,en DIS
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,rhe follow ina, II aluahle Medicines, Justly e
iehrsfed throueh tire United States for their
.;,ner,or eiSeaey in tie cure f the several
disorders for which they are Onlrlehaea'
from Rannah Lees Patent afniiy sledl-
cine Store, New ork, are sold ohiy az tne
s. s,,s,eriiber, at bis store in King street
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Valuable Property for SaE'

ITO BE SOLD, in four distinct los CIV =,
a gether, four acres Of LAND, eoas ~
ing from one and a quarter acre TO two , s
each, most eligibly situated without ths :, ia
tory of Columbia, extending in rl'@ @,e.t
from Gibbon-stree te reat.Huntlrg-cC ..,s
sntersecting Jefferson, Franklin, and oi ~
street, and Bounding east and west {" =
cite and payne4streets. .;.,ls
- Apian Of the ground and further p'lN''
maybe obtained BY applicationto ..oo,
James pat1 To-
es June %. taws
y r -vs-ssRxssesasvs1y 'p
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Haa,slton's Essence and Extract
D. Mustard.

A safe and cffectual remedy Tor the govt,
rheumatism, sprains, pains in the face and
neck, &C..
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@yFoR S.aLE,

,@r{y0Rs S.4LE,
On advantageous terms,
4 THREE STORY BRICK E.4FE-
IN HOUSE, ON e nion-street, next door
to Benjamin Shreve, jan. we'll situated for the
Shifting. or Grocery bHsiness-Also, LOT
of GROUND, at the corner of Water and
Wolfe-strects
TO RENT,
!, and immaculate f,ossession s7vcs,
The STORE, and DWELLING HOUSE
on Fairfax street, occupied by Jacob Ie6fman
-an excsllents4a Eor the Oar Coon bust
ness.-Apply to
Jonah Thomp1on & Son.
March "a. stawsf
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Il recommended as an-inyaluable rnedicIne
or the speedy and permanent cSrc Of nervous
disorders or sach as arise frona the immode-
rate. use Of tea, strong liquors, long, residence
In warm climates, excessive weakness, ana
penaraI rcltsxat;on of the sysscra.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-07
! Rrom the Wresly Inspector.
1 B e III OIL d E R.-Mo w.

WE have seen the syslematitk opera
lion OF Partially to France and aaiipaihs.
20 England. from The iussisution Of our
sovelnneut to the pfesen, hoo. and EaYe
noticed some Of the principal instances IL.
which their operatioa has been the mosi.
misehieyogs. We have seen that through
The whole course of the federal admiais-
trasioas, this sccavsed spirit oasaacea its
.aaiserea!ed Ifont athzvart tie zpay and.al.
.hartsssed e,yialportsa, proceeding. We
have seen st, ins,ae re,gn ci Jeffstson, Sip
the foil tide Of successful expefimea.. .
beariog down the mounds WHICH the Ia
bors OF twelve years had erected against
it, and sweeping away our sovereignty and
Independence. Knowing. then. tie evils
we have suffered, what are the dangers we.
fear?
From tina. partial spirit which can see no
danger in France, or. justices il, il seen,
we fear the utter suoversion OF cur Gber.
ties. The same tameness which will. ssa-
,crihce.to a favorite power thir,y-:wo thou.
sand dollars for the sake OF meeting in a
Z" common point" ina, will surrender ff-
teen millions, and accep, Pando;a's boxa as
40 equivalent .ha; will give Two sniIIse1s
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We still remain in the .anse sisuasion
which we have been 10 for some days
past; and CONSEQUENTLY do not possess
the means OF throwing any light upoutbe'
projected arrangements of new admin
issra,ion. whatever they may be. II is
certain that the duke eff Portland
continues to be esgag.d. in this important
if itlase effect sha,he himself
will occupy the Office of minister. 10 the
course of a couple Of days the, pubic will
know the fcsult.
The various lists Ria. have appeared,a.e
perhaps IN mauv instances correc, ;sbus we
fud a.greas officially 10 recoucilirg TO our
minds the probability that Lord Melville
whose name appears 10 them all, win be.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-30
IMPORTANT.

Captain Tumas, lately arrived a, the eat.
ward from N'icant, brings the following iafor.
NATION :-Sometime ia ihe Beginning Of Juue
Ian, IN American brig, the name of which is not
recoiieGcd, but belonging to Norfolk in Vir-
fjnia, was purifying her courfc in the Mediter-
yaneau, homeward bound. In long. 6, le, Z
re was met With by an armed Tunifan fchr.
fuI riggod and mounting , guns. The Cap
tain o. tic JuniGan hailed be American and
ordred hin' 20 hiug to. The American obey
Ell. The DupiGan came along GIe, WHEN her
Captain nd IcyefaI Of the men boarded the brig
with drawn fabrss. The fellows, however, nci.
fhcr committed Nor threatened violence. They
jsd they meant no harm, bot only 10 do w',at
was right. They then ordered the American to
parade ha men on tie deck, which, being done,
the 1unian captain went up 20 two of them,
who were mula'tOea, aud afsed to what coun-
Try they belonged. The American captain sid
q ~ belonged 20 his rounirv. TAe Junfln
ahed how he knew that, The American ftjd
they had come with him Ike all the refl cf his
r'n, from hi country. The Tun;iian replied
ib... hat woG!a uot DO, that ne had heard A..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-30
abe &nQuIrer.
RICHMOND, soiA SzprsnsEf.
TRIAL OF AARON BURR.
MOTION FOR CONSTITUENT.
MosDAT, Sept 2la.

Mr.. lily. How far did your evidence go, on your
former examination Mr. Wi,f. The court nopt
him within the limits Of the United Slater. Mr. I-@y
Do you recoed any thing that pAGed after you left
the mouth Of Cumberland
The Whzcj5 replied to ficcefIve interrogation .es,
that he ilw or o arms in the boat, which he TAT
out in the boat Of Capt Tyler and Mai. 5u;,h, that
he (a7O guns, but not 10 many in the other boats /;
that Col Tyler was the Cabioia Of that boat that ne
thought there were about 100 men at Coles5 Creek
that at little Bayou below Bayou Pierre the boats
Gopt and Col. Burr got on; he knew nothing of
CLEARING gtoutd FOR eXerciiing the men he did not
fee the boxes opened that fomc Of the boxes were
feet ioug and leme iix that they we're heavy, and
he could not lie them he faw or boxes that
few miles below Coles's Creek, they went up on a
hill, and formed circle; Col. Burr told then he
was thorn in their hde, 70 long as he remained with
them that he had been taken from them two or
three times he had been carried on his trial to Ws-
ington; ard that he was now about to leave them
he told then, what his, theirs, (aisding as
the wtneis iupPofss to his rroperty) and that they
might go and le;e the Ouachta country, which he
Rad purehaisd.
Crsjf- ExdWirSd
Mr.. Bny,. Did you fee gen. Wilkinfon a. New Or
leans n do not know whether iaw him. o. Who
invited you 20 come here n. was fummoned in
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-30
ANEcDoTE OF GEORGE CLINTON.

II is tsted that our venerable and patriotic
Vice Prehdent, GEORGE CLINTON, who had
been detained at the city of Warrington, after
the rifing of Congrefs, by the iIlnefs of lis
y9unget daughter, having taken his pafi4ge
home with her in the New York revenue cutter,
was repeatedly hailed by the Brtifh fhip of
war Leopard in order to bring her to and iearch
her. The VirePrelident being then on deck,
the Captain alsed him what ne fhould do, and
whether it would not be belt to heave to I:
"Why, captain" replied orr venerable Slchcm
at the fame time taking pinch of fnuff with
that coolnefs 70 peculiar to himfeif, " 1t win
be time enough to heave to when the cutter be
gina to fink. The captain kept on his courfe,
and the Gutter was loon out of reach of the
EDs|ih man Of war.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-30
OUEBECK, September 2

In coniequenee OF the preparations for which
have been reiored to in the U. States during the
KING differences between that country and Great
Britain niilar meafsres have been recently adopted
in this part OF his majeay's dominions.
During the ait ten days lew of one fifth of the
militia Elen, between the age of and SO has been
effected, nearly throughout the whole province
L ne zeal which has been manifeled on this occafi
on, with the exception of here and there few indi-
vidnals, will do lans honor to the province of Low
er Canada
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-30
CHILI.ICoTHE, Augufl cs.

From the late accounts, appears that the Chiprc-
wa, iowa, and Potowatona tribes of Indians are
for war Thefe nations, it is be preiumed, princ-
plly rehde north of the lakes within the BEith
ritories and there is doubt, from what we have
learned, but that the Briti have their agents am ons
them.
IL appear, that the Delawares, Mingos and WAN
dots are for peace. Theie tribes reidc within the
territory Of the United States and know their inter
eli too well to commence hofilities. We have heard
variety of reports concerning the recent
oil The Indians, but generally they vague be
credited.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-30
MONTREAL. sept,mser

This city. in the eourfe of the week paR, has been
honored with the company of his exeeeuey lieuten-
ant governor Gore, of the Upper Province, the no.
norable chief jutce Alcoek, the attorney general and
number of other gentlemen of diftinction.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-30

mericans played tricks, they looked like II uE.
tlemen with their boards shaved, that they were
the very fame colour, and only. he was fure,
pretended not to know their oc languagc--Hc
iaid that the Baihsw, his matter, never let Nui-
nemer go away from him, that they were always
muislemen aud might be brought back 10 the
true prophet That. Especially now he mutt
bring back. from whatever Teas (ouud, his own
children, the followers of the f,ithful, as he
was at war with Algiers and needed them 10
Fight his battles, which were all for the pro.
phet's fake. The two mcn were then taken
sut Of the brig and pu, on board the Tunliiar,
the Amcricaus not being able TO prevent ii.
The freebooters faid they would go look for
more, threw up their caps, houtcd aud fiiied
Of.
The brig. thus plundercd, was left 10 fl,ort
OF hands, that ihe put into Acant, and was
lying there unable to pnriue her voyage when
Captain Tunas came away. The affair was
much talked of, and produced alarm among
the Americans, who intend to reprefent The
matter properly to their Hrora.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-30

It's a!certained almo0 to certainty that the Hon.
irael smith, Senator of the United States for the
State OF Vermont, is elected Governor of that State
in oppoGtion Mr. Tichenor, federaR. who has
Tor many years filled the executive chair-4aer Git
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-30

A Quebec paper of September 4, obferves" That
the whole of the Indian nation have offered their fer
vices to the Brlt: government in cafe of war with
the United Staes"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-30

The wife of DefIalines with numerous flute, ar
rived at Wilmington, (Del) few days fince.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-30

John Sewer, Efq. is eleacd governor of the ftate
OF ienneflee; and John Rhea George w. Campbell
and jeiie Wharton, members Of Congrafs
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-30

A letter received from JOHN SMITH, Eiq.
one OF our fenators in Congrefs to gentleman
in this town, nates, that he has heard of the
indictment alledged againft him and that he
has wrote to the attorney genera! of the United
States, deGring to know hen his trial will COM
mence, as he is ready and willing to attend at
any time.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-30
CINCINNATI Sent ~

Letters received in town laft night from the
U. S. Agent, at Fort Wayne, Of recert date,
mention not dngle word of any alarm in that
quarter from the Iadians.
In confequence of a meeting Of great mum
her OF Indians at GreenviIle, afit mbled in a ho-
ltIle and warlke manner the acting Governor
has deemed it proper to iiliae general orders 70
the different Brisadier Generals, in this weftern
part of the ftate, to hold in readiness, at a mo-
menrs warning, large proportion of the militia,
completely equipt for marching.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-06
Tie IL Gents .SingIc.7

with 4 welt directed me from his battery. lie
rhen made rapid movement against the left
wiug OF the enemy, with view of turning It.
and pursued Them until the Fail of night, which
forced him TO rehmquish Further pursuit The
arrival or lieut.. gen L'Estoeq, and the activity
with which he performed his movements ccn-
tribnted much to secure TO us the fortune OF the
day. While The batteries of our left wing were
then keeping up brisk cannonsde against the
enemy, and lieut.. gen l. 'Estocg pursued them;
the enemy, although they were in possession ce
the village Of Scheditten did not dare to attack
our right wing. merely composed of the division
OF gen. Ioutschkch or account Of its being cover
ed by the hre OF strong Prussian battery, which
gen. Flock had established on height. A, the
fall of night ordered the enemy TO be driven
rom the viiiage Of Schediuen, where they sus.
tanned j considerable loss. The Cossacks beha.
we'd with distinguished gallan,ry, during the &C.
ton, and took 40 prisoners.
"This destructive battle commenced on the
7,h 4, three O'Clock in the afternoon, and ended
the following day at midnight. The loss Of
the enemy consists, by their own confession, in
$4,000 killed, and u 00O wounded; 1000
Frenchmen have been prisoners Of war, and ~
Eagles taken. Our loss amounted to twelve
thousand killed, and 1900 wouuded: fourteen
French generals were killed or wounded nine Of
our generals are wounded, but most OF them so
slightly that they have already joined the army.
10 pear tesnhony 10 the signal and peIseveTing
vaor displayed by your Imperial Maiesty's
troops, and to assure you that your army while
it has thus acquired immoral glory has given AZ
no'her memorable proof of what nation may
atchieve, which fights in defence OF its native
country, and is ready to sacrifice its blood ahd
life for the attainment CT the noble purpose Of
an adored morarch. In vain did Bonaparte la
wish with the utmost prefuseness all his vast re.
sources ; in vain did he inoite the courage OF
his soldiers, and in vain did he sacrifice SO great
part of his army. The gaantry aud pcrse-
vering valor of the Russians withsrood all his
Efforts. and wrestcd from him victory long and
severely ested.
90 Having remained master of the field oGbat-
tie, continued there ,hat night. and weighed
the measure which l should further have to pur.
sue; AMI have reason 10 congratulate myse
o. tie determination took to n ch TO Kon.
| in8sbnis. was there abe 10 supply nv army
with evSry thing it stood in need Of, after long
and glorious eNerIions it found Their relief and
rePose' while the French army weakened and
dispiTitsd continued under AIMS. l hoped by
dis reirogate movement to induce the French
army 70 follow ne, bI, WE'VE regiments of horse
/ only made this attempt, urder the command os
marshal murat ard were aInosI entirely Ges.
! t eyed near Mansfield After this fresh loss the
enemy began 10 retreat.
l. "BARON BENNICSEN."
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Military Land for Sale.


THE subscriber wishes to sell or exchange
for property in Virginia, the following
tracts of Military Land, viz. one tract OF
ONE THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED and
SIXTY-SIX ACRES, in the state of Ken
lucky, situated on Cumberland River, about
eighty miles above the mouth Of the ri
yer, about the same distance from Nash
VILE, and twenty five miles from Christian
court house.
ONE THOUSAND ACRES in the state
of Ohio, situated on the Little Miami river,
and within small distance of the Ohio.
The following tracts are all situated on
Paint Greek, and within fifty miles of Chi
licothe.
One tract of Five Hundred Acres, one
OF One Hundred and Forty, one of Eight
Hundred and Ninety, one OF One Hundred
and Ninety-four, one of One hundred and
Seventy six.
Also one moiety of a tract of One Thou
sand Six Hundred and Sixty-six Acres, ST.
tuated on Whiteoak Greek.
] will also dispose OF tract OF One Thou.
sand Two Hundred and Fifty Acres, in the
county of Harrison, in this state, situated
on the Little Konawha. For terms apply
to the Uscriber, near Genito Bridge, Pow
hatan.
SAMUEL JONES.
Amelia, May 10, 1907. oaw2m
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VIRGINIA.. TO WIT:

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
CHARLofTE CoURT, 4th MARcE, 1907.
John Harvey, Plaintiff } In
against C5an-
Richard Adams and Charles NJ ce,y.
Kinney, Defts.
It HE defendant Adams not having enter
4 ed his appearance according to the act
OF assembly and the rules OF this court, and
it appearing to the satisfaction Of the court
that he is not an inhabitant of this state
On the motion of the plaintiff by his attor-
ney, IL is ordered, that he appear here on
the first dav OF June court next and answer
the plaintiffs bill, and give security to the
satisfaction of the court for performing the
decree Of the said court, that copy OF this
order be inserted in one of the Virginia ga
zettes for two months successfully, and
posted at the front door of the courthouse
of the said county.
y copy-Teste,
THOMAS READ, elk
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