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VA = J, 8. MEDICINES.

The following Valuable Medicines jasely :. s
lebrasetl through the United States Tor las s.i
superior efficacy In the cure OF the Sc sevei ',
disorders for which they are recomnae ne 8.
from Haauah Lees Patent Family Nleul-
cine Store, New-York, are sold only Dy sho
SUBSCRIBER, at his store in kingg-steet:
I4aassstoa's Grand Restorative.
Is recommended as an invaluable medleihc
or the speedy and permanent cure 81 nervous '
disorders or such as arise from the im m
rate use Of tea, strong liquors, long residence
! warm climates, excessive weakness, anu Sc
eial rela xation OF the sy stem.
Hsnslion's Essence and Extract
Of Mustard.
A safe and ef1ectuai remedy Tor the sous'
sheumatism, sprains, pains in the face and
seck, &c.
HamsIton's Woym- Destroying Lo-
zengeS.
By which many thousands have been re-
.l;eyed from the distressing and dangerous ma
lady of worms and other sbstructlons III Inc
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ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE
Iexandria, October Is.

or the great efficacy OF the Patent and Ia
~ nity Medicines, Preparedby the late Rich
ard Lee, Jun. which for near eight years past
have acquired throughout the United States q.
celebrity hitherto unequalled.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-18

A sovereign remedy for colds, OBSTINATE
coughs, asthnlas, sore threats and approaching
sss,suInptions.
abn,s 4nfi-b3Ia0gls PaIks.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-01

sss.n,dl 10 By Mr.. Secretary Caring. =
Buff. upon this more reeens and more
we,gasy matter Of discussion, upon Which
the proclamation msloly sno materially
rests, bis maies,y's amlcable mentions arc
une oni,ocally evinced, il is Sufficiently
clear, mat 90 hostile disposition can be
supposed to exist on his part, nor can any
views be attributed TO his governments.
such, 10 requiring 10 be counserscied by
measures Of precsution, could be deduced
from transactions which preceded thar en-
counter,
In cRerirg these elucidations. should
observe, thar the view in which have bfo,t
forward the preliminary, which l nave
specified, is neither rs 10 demand cor es9
sion or redress, as for wrong commit
ted: toto such The elaim 10 dlsconilno.
ance Of hostile provisions cannot be con.
s,rued; but Il is simply to require ces.
sa,iop Of enacsments injurious IN their ct
fec,s, and which. if persisted in, especially
after these ear lsDatlons. must ev1nce a sp'-
rit of hostility, under which his msJssly
could cot a1ihorise the prosecution OF The
prrsent negocIa,ioo, either consistently
si,h hjs own honor orwi.h any well icund
ed expectation of the renewal or dura,ion
of shs, good understanding BE- weeo the
TWO counties. which i. is eqaally the inter.
est Of both 10 foster & o smeliofats.
have the honor 10 be, with the highest
co nsioera,ion. Sir, your obsdieul and
"a pss humble servant,
(Sisoed)
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To be continued ]
e. The Proprietor Of the

G. The Proprietor OF the
Alexandraa DaiLy ddUert1ser-, will
diipose Of the Establishment on
moderate terms-there are now
nearly six hundred Subscribers
and the Lift encreaslng,-To a
PerGon of Induitry and Talents
for conducting a Newspaper,
this would be desirable Sltua-
ton. Circumstances beyond his
Controul render it necessary to
make Sale, it will therefore be
sold great Bargain if Applicant
on be made foon.
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exempt neutral nations al All timea &
sul. ans IS sfes SIGN, and Tat the chine
military ambition can be satiate,l only IT, ~:
versal dominion, il is the duty OF cn ~ a.
ncnt Is. prepare for events, which i, n,o,,',
impossible 10 ayer: That lie spirit and ~
Z sources OF TIC country arc fully ADEQUATE :.
! the protection OF its maratime and ter,;tor;a,
rights, end ought to be directed and ennlo.
ca IN such Preparations a. the experie,c. y
ages demonstrates to be alone safe and eaec.
tual. We cannot therefore but depreca,e !.
system OF measures, which instead OF proy;aI
ing Tor the defence OF our ports and 'fron,ie,
by usual and Obvious meals, has impaire,
cur naysl force, and left us exposed 10 even,
invader.
That intie estimation Of this Legislature,
naval force ishighly important for the de
/ fence of this country, and the protection uf'
commerce ard that it is the duty of Tie Sc.
MAJORS and representatives of this common.
wealth in congress, from tine to time 10 uye
all due means for the gradual creation OF an
effective navy.
That the general government; having lee,
A'ot-eoSSN piS"S1J w ~ oSisiC III TIC CUInNOn
defence and general welfare, andto preserve
to lis and to postcriiy the blessings OF !ibertr
must he supported at every expence ard eve.
ry hazard, while it secures these incst;mshp
objects by an equal and patcfnal soli>itud,
Tor The various parts and sections Of Ii.
Union but that government must not i.
COMPOUNDED with the administration as the
lst,er can only be Untitled to the confidence
OF the people when by fair and frequent dis.
play OF their purposes and policy they rescue
themselves from the imputation Of partiallty
ond prejudice, and undue fear or affection in
the conduct ofour foreign and domestic con.
Germs.
1t was then voted. that they be printed Tor
the use of the members and that the further
consideration OF item be assignedfor Tuesday
next, at II O'Clock.
We understand the question for printing
the above resolutions was eargied by malo.
rity Of 60.
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From the Aew York Com. .4dpe,hser

lNrEHEsTINc ITO the politeness ola re-
spectacle friend we, are indebted for a Ros-
ton paper of Saturday last, il which it is stat
ed, that on joint vote Of the two Houses Of
the Massachusetts legislature, the honorable
Messrs, Joseph Leland, Theodore Lincoln,
snd Ami R. Mitchell were declared.scna.ors
bv majority Of SO. The two former gill the
vacancies, and the latter, is in the room Of
Mr.. Hubbard, improperly declared elected by
the governor and coun Gil. Thus the Federal
Majority in the senate is Sig
From the same paper we copy the follow
ing.
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LONDON, Apyil IS.

The following account has beex receiv.
Ct the trescIe,ous means b. which, ID:
French hoped TO obtain possession Ct ,hs
oi,adei of Psmpeiura {Spain):
/" On the / s Of February, carly 10 the
morning. a party Of about thirty French
soldiers, With two ficsrs, wea,, as is u.
sual, TO the citadel with empty bags, 10 or.
der TO receive rasious Uedsr pretence,
Of sheIsering themselves from showerof
sncw. they took refuge 10 The guard-roora
a, ,he gate; here. watching ao opporuni.
~, they seized the arms of the guard,
which consisted Of 12 Spanish soldiers and
an officer, and knocked down the cep,ssl,
who attempted TO make resistance. "A
sigma! elser by one Of the French, swa
husdreG soldiers, with arms, came TO their
assistance, catered the citadel with an OF.
6ces, oyerpoweted the advanced guard,
composed Of four soldiers AID ao officer,
threatening the later, because he made
some opposition, and tosk possession Of
all he batteries. They also gave hintto
sbou. 200 soldiers who were quarsered ia
.h= fortress, that if they cid no. submit.
they might sbide by the consequences.
Saceessyely then eoterea about 1000
fssnch soldiers, wha had held the mselses
10 readiness for This purpose from $50 10
the morning, bot observing ill thee the
ssea,sst silyaee, aud arsfulIy eoneealiOg
themselves. Trey afterwards made them.
selves N ssters of the bridges of the scwn,
ard Of the powae, nagszine, aboit halt
a league dis,sci, tetaio,ng in the ci'a9sl
only 10 Spanish soldiers, 20 do du,y al.
ternaseIy with them.
g The same day The following letter was
addressed 10 The deputies by Uapaagoac,
commander Of division:
/" Panteluna Fsb. 18Th, 1903.
GENTLEMEN,
Understanding that We are to re-
male some tine in PampsIuos, ieel my
SELF obliged to ensure ns safety in mill.
ta'y manner with sh:sv,ew) according
ly, have ordered battalion TO repair ID
the citadel, in order 70 g,rrisca ii and TO
do duy aloog viii the Spanish troops. !; l.
beseeeh youto cons,ds. .his only ,ri6ins
change, Incapable of disturbing the I,a;'
meny Gc,errup:icg the good uaderstaad.
irg) which ought to aubsiss hSswsso the
two faithful allies.
Have the goodness TO representa- it 10
this light to your fsllow citiz4ns aud D. a.
sured Of the perfec: confederation villa
whlck I am your servant.
DAVAAGNAC.
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We are authorised to state
that the Occoquan Bridge IS Il
nished, and ready for the ac~
commodation Of passengers, s..
May 20
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-04

Tea practice.
H IF the nature of the offence be considered
its true eolors to a people having a just
sense eff personal liberty and security it's IN
every single Instance of a mahgnity not illfe-
rior to that of murder"
That is 80 say, an cGsncc which consi.
dered 10 lis true colors !. of a naskgouy
equal 10 murder TO . people. A common
man would have said 40 oFeoce, which
viewed in IFS true colors will appear of .
malisnisy, &c. We do NOT consider a
thing IN ) color, neither does the nliurr
Of alhing depend on our mannerof con.
sider;ng or looking at il. An object IS
what il is, but may appear Diff -rensly when
seen 10 diffsrens poiuts Of view.
There are even EXAMPLES, lam told, Syhen
such officers have been put upon the yellow
list"
Wnen relates to siuee and cannot proper
y refer 20 examples.
s The impressed native American citizens
however upon duly authenticated proof are
lasered up. Indeed! Hew unreasonable
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IS, 3. !, Il. .yssv- York Evssisg Pssf.'
I NO. W.
!. I.tfer cf Professor ohn Aaams:

render to the pre- tensions 81 oui antae oiAss5 =
s ii. my mind highly alarming
& We do not make a sarnons q sur-
render. The summons q me oSsls gsr r.
/ ua,xes the hesis grd to surfeGdsr. Nsmay
4 "a .nrsend der 10 orr anssgaois,,
when we acknowledge h'ssnofoundsd pre-,
tsrsinns, bo, a ( deceit sssreadss 'osfns
r,c,.o,ions. Thus The use OF the wroog
p,enosi,,on occurs IN a ;ssnseoee poticed 10
oar last. The d;sapptobai'on ]. so Oh
.ioosIy ,rr plies al The sans courss,N &c.
DAs.oprabssior Of course may be proper
4 IL enough expressed, but not at 2 course
d;ssatis, action az is sometimes used.
6 If the right was claimed and exercised
While ourvessels were navigating under the
British flag, il could not authorize the same
claim when their owners have beccme the ca
items of a sovereign state. As the reilct OF
GO onial seryitude, &c.
We presumed a. frs. ,ha, the word re-
I:ct " a. reflex 10 the manuscript. and hat
relic, uss so error OF the press; but we
cb.erve Il - rsl.cs IN asl the new.psper, as
well a. p-mpnlet copirs Now q y-i,cs is
w,dow. iswousd have been bsusr 10
have used shc lerm rsmnan,. Rslles IS
ssidom Ionud IN the singular, ana IS usaal.
" Applied in soemn .od religious sensr,
90 the rsl:eks of e saint or departed friend.
There Is gseasma,ical error also 70 she
farmssiop Of tie phrase, witch shonid be
e,sher then caanst authorize the same CLAIM
uozv. tEas their ozvners havr kscome srfhey
coxld no. authorize the same clais' utisA
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Printing in its various branches.
neatly executed at this stiiec.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-03-24
PROCLAMd7IO.N.

CHARLES LEWIS, infant of Spain, King
OF ,Etruria,Slc. and, in his name, MARIA Luz
IsA, infant of Spain, Queen Regent Of Etru-
ria,
: Upon being informed BY His Majesty the
Emperor of the French, King of Italy, that
by virtue of treaty concluded with His Ca
tholic Majesty other states have been coded
to US, as compensation for the kingdom of
Etruria coded to the Emperor by the said
treaty. I'VE consider our government in Etru-
ria as at an end from this very day. and &C
cordingiy release the Tuscan nation from the
oath and duty of sbedience BY which they
were bound to our royal Person.
We cannot part with cur beloved vassals
without assuring them, in this public man
ner of our gratitude and that we shall ne
yer lose the memory Of the sincere affection
which they have displayed towards US, du-
rims the whole time of our governments.
:, If any consideration can render such a Sc
paration less painful to Our feelings, it Is un-
doubtedly that the kingdom of Etruria is to
be under the happy sway of a monarch en-
lowed with the most heroic virtues, the most
conspicuous of which, is his iucessant solicit
tude to effect and cement the prosperity of
the nations over which he rules.
.. MARIA LUISA.
December 10. 1907.
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lists always manifested, is now TO be reconstructed
The reason is Obvious Our two first Presidents
were acknowledged friends To the adoption of it,
and Mr.. Jefferson was not inimical. But if an
dvosSed emery to it, such Clinton was, can be
elected President the prospect for its lestruc
Jay and Hamilton in writing the Federalst is the
circumstance in his political life which rebounds
more 90 his patriotism, and talents, and virtue,
than any other, In that cooperation, he erected
for himself monument that the antifetleral pi-
onecrs Of mutilation will never he able even to de-
face. This objection however, like the proceed
ing one, is evidently made cad captandurr yul.
gus" 1t is specimen of what Lord Bacon calls
"left-handed wisdom" 1t will not succeed. i,
betrays ut cIcc the weakness of the bcsiegers
and the iRexpugnability of the bcsiegcd. 1t has
sunk them ir the public estimation and will soon
sink ttrcil in their own.
Tia, " rotation in Office" should he urged a.
sainst Matison's election by those who deserted
Pierce Butler, when he, in pursuance of their
own principles, rs avowed whilst they were in.
Weighing against the federa:sts, proposed to a
mend the Constitution Cor the express purpose 81
establishing rotation in the Office of President is
a proof Of the blindness Of party-zeal.- To what
else than to the blindness Of party zeal can it be
ascribed, that in the whole Of their Protest they
should have Stumbled on those very objections
which, Of all others, can he turned with greatest
facility against themselves For according to
their mode of reasoning, some person of differ.
ent and distinct politics ought to be elected, and
not one who has been identified with the prevailing
sect ever since, aud even before it obtained an as
cendancy over its rivals.
The last objection to Mr.. Madison is a sweep.
Ing one. " He is unfit to fill the office of Presi
dent in the present junct,,re Of our affairs" But
why he is unfit, not told; nor are we told
how much more fit those are who have been Sc,
up in opposition to him.
| Comparisons they seem to avoid Such are in
decd odieus. will make none. Let others un
dertake the invidions task, whose habits and man
ncrs and tempcrs are better suited to it than mine
Though my patriotism shrinks from nothing, vel
my philanthropy is a sensitive plant.
ATTICUS.
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T. Observation-Disclosures PELzER respec-
IL fully informs his friends and the public in ge-
neral, thathe willremove his day and night School
on the first of April to large and conmodious
apartment in the lower part Of the house occu
pied by Mr. John p. Shields in the vicinity of the
Capitol. Hc, therefore, can invite more pupils
of both sexes, to share his instruction, whom, he
will teach the French and italian Languages,
English Grammar, Reading & Writing, together
with Arithmetic, Geography and the minor La
tin Classics. His object il to be useful and his
success in teaching French has been proved by
experience for he does not merely impress on
the minds of his pupils the verbal science of
Grammar, but renders the language familiar to
their ears, their tongue and their pen
Terfns-@Eight dollars per quarter, payable half
in advance Pupils from the country NAV obtain
board at very moderate terms of Mrs Shields,
who offers likewise the usa of her Piano-fortc 10
those who would wish to receive instruction ON
that instrument
March Is. reptf7
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NEW-YORK, March is.

$50
Capt. Hillard has favored the editors of
this Gazette with An important list of Anne
rican vessels at Gibraltar-and adds that
about the 25th of Jan. the Governor of Gil
braltar had declined granting, permissions
for vessels, with Colonial Produce, bound UP
the Mediterranean to proceed on their yoy-
ages, although they may have stopped at
Gibraltar in consequence of having been
warned or even to grant permission to those
vessels to return to America, without first
going to England, to pay duty on their car
goes. Frequent petitions had been made by
the masters and supercargoes of the vessels
then in Gibraltar, for clearances, without
effect (; and it was generally feared that he
would not clear any vessels with colonial pro-
duce, for any other place except England,
from whatever cause they might have touch
ed attG Gibraltar, and several were fortunate G.
nough to get their clearances for America.
previous to the Governors determination.
. On the 23d of January arrived in Gibral-
ear, twenty-four large transports, full of
troops, being part of the sixty-two sail that
left England with troops on a private expe-
dition. Accounts were received in Gibral-
tar. that some of the other SO sail had put
back in distress but it was much feared,
that part of them had been captured by a
French squadron of sail of the line that
had lately slipped out of Rochefort. 1t was
supposed the object Of this expedition was
TO take Ceuta.
=. Captain Hillard further states, that from
the 9th to the 9th Of January, the Spanish
gun boats carried into Algeziras, II sail
Of American vessels, most of which were ia
ken in under the late French and Spanish
DEGREES. None had been Condemned on the
18th, that were taken on the new principle !;
but it was expected ALL would be, the bat
tcries frequently .freing salutes, on the arr
rival. of prizes, which is seldom done, except
they are sure Of good prize.
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CHARLESTON. March s.

Captain Mork sailed from Cadiz on the 21st
January-the day before he sailed, our consul
at that place notified all the masters of American
vessels, that an embargo was momently expected
to be laid on all our vessels; that il had already
been laid on at Seville ; and advising them to GO
vern themselves accordingly Left at Cadiz,
ship Columbia, Spring, for New York, to sail
next day ship ampson,-of New-Yor,s brig
Mars,-, of ditto; ship Manchester, Reynolds,
OF Philadelphia; ship Favorite, Peas, of ditto !;
ship Golden Age, Nye, of Boston ; brig Aurora,
Goodwin, of ditto and schooner Kite, of Balti.
more, all under quarantine On Saturday last
little to the northwald of the bar, spoke ship
Venus, FIVE days from Savannah, bound to New
York. Captain Morl1 lost cable and anchor off
;, Capt. O'Driscol left at Havanna, ship Pierce,
Manning, Pratt, and schooner Mary, Hunt for
this port, to sail in days, ship Two Pollies,
Wilder, IT days and brig Brunswick, Cambcll,
in few days. On Thursday last, in Gulf stream,
experienced a severe gale of wind in which he
had to lay TO for thirty six hours. Courier
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" 1RClNlA. TO wIT.-At Chancery Dis.
trict court held in the city of w williamsburg
the Cd day of November, 1907.
William Moss and Thomas Moss infants by Sa.
rah Moss their next friend, Pia;ntifa-Against
William Moss administrator of Benjamin Moss,
deceased, and John. Benjamin and Mary Moss,
Dsferdants. ,....
The defendant Benjamin Moss, not having en-
tered his appearance and given security according
t. the act of Assembly and the rules of this court
and it appearing to the satisfaction of the court
that he is not Al, inhabitant of this country on the
motion of the pa ntif by their counsel, 1t is or.
derea, that the said defendant do appear here on
the first day of the next term and answer the bill
Of the plaintiffs and that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in some newspaper of the
city Of Richmond for two months successfully,
and posted at the front door of the former Capi.
tol in this city.
A Copy. ANTY. ROBINSON, c. c.
Feb. z Iaw8wF1
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BALTIMORE March IS.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

Capt. Tucker, Of the North American,
arrived yesterday, in short passage from
Dartmouth. (England) brought no late pa
pers. He informs, that the kings speech
delivered at the opening of Parliament on
DIST january, which he had seen, contained
nothing of particular Importance relative to
this country. 1t declared 4 determination
vigorously to prosecute the war against
France, &c. Negotiations for peace were
much talked Of, however, in England at
the time captain T. sailed The follow
ing official note was politely handed to the
editor by captain Tucker.
The Lady hrrabella Packet is arrived at
Falmouth, from New-York in d DAYS, and
brings an account of an Embargo being laid
on AMERICAN vessels within the ports Of the
United States advice of which has been re-
ceived here by me this day.
Given under my hand Dartmouth, 18th ia
nuary, 1903.
a. HUNT,
Vice-Consul for the United States.
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TO RENT (roR. TWO YEARS )-That Va
4 luable LANYARD Of the late MI Jacob

l. luable TAN YARD of the late Mr. Jacob
BocAus and now occupied by the subscriber; 81
tuated on the; main of this city between
the Capitol and the Basin of the canal -, Its con-
venences are superior to any other in this place
large currying shop, cellar and drying loft, a
spacious bark house, two bark mills and houses.
beam house and every other requisite for the
tanning of from 2 to 5000 hides year, exclusive
of skins Also, on the same tenement, q conve-
nient dwelling house, kitchen, smoke house, sta
BILE and garden. The renter may also be accom-
modated with some excellent Red Oak Bark, now
in the bark house, Proposals for the above will
be received by the subscriber till the LIST of April
next on that day it will be offered at public a,c-
ton before Messrs. Prosser and Muncure's ven-
due Once Bond with approved security will
be required, and possession given of the whole
immediately "a, The reason for offering the ahove
property for rent is the i'll state of health of the
subscriber to pay that attention the business re-
CURES MARCUS ELCAN.
N. B.. The said Tan Yard may be rented for
three years longer by applying to the executors of
the estate of Mr.. Jacob Boekus, decd
fichmond, FEB. 9. (1awt1stA)
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NOT1CE.--By virtue Of deed of trust, bear.
~ ing date the 18th September, 1907, to me
executed, by John Sabb, to secure the payment of
a sum of money as therein mentioned, / shall
proceed to sell for cash, to the highest bidder, on
the 18th day of April next, the two LoTs OF
GROUND in this city. whereon said Sabb resides,
known by the Nos. 10Y and 1903, in Duval's add.
ton, together with all appurtenances--The sale
totake place at 2o'clock on the premises.
JOHN SATCHELL.
March Is Tept14thA.1
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reptfl

y EMOVAL-We haze ye71ovcd cur Connting
~ House to the House in1r,,ediately beio7r and
contiguous to the one zue have hitherto occu6ied,
!ohere sue haze for sale husco7ado Sugar BY the
hhd or 66L Sherry Wine in gpartey casks, and a
fstO cases old Ciarct, Of sabeyio, quality
ROBERTO, ALL1R POLLOK c, Co.
Ma'eh .. CepgD
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he Subscribe, irtesds in futwc, to practice
Il LhW IN The county coprts # Henrico, 4 Kigg
William, and In ,he Hastings and District Courts
Of the CITY Of Richm9n1.-Hs attendance on these
courts SviH be yeguiay and inform.
EDWARD CATER .STAN4RD.
RtehntorS, Fe6 q. (GJ