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George Town, July g.
For Sale.

An elegant COAcHEE, with patent Cur
'1aas. IT will serve dthcras a. summer OF a
winter carriage Also, Pared Harness for
two horses The carriage was built in Phi
'iadeifhla, is in excellent order and has been
very little used
Likewise, pair Of handsome HORSES
lobe seea at the next stable 10 the Wash.
-ington, tavern, in piss~sress.
/. July S. 81 s.s -'11S
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FOR SALE,
Potom1c Contrary.

THE Stockholders In the Potomac Compa-
ny a4e hereby notified, that an annual meet
ing Of the said Company will be held, &c
coriing TO law, at Gaasby's tavern, II Alex
spdria, on MONDAY, the first day of Au-
gust next, when the proceedings OF the Board
Of Directors, with sketch ofthe Treasurel's
receipts and disbursements since the last ge-
neral meetins, viii be spbmittcS to their con.
sadetatien
BY order ofthe poard,
joleph Carleton,
TREAsunER.
George own, July .. 1T staur
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AI.UABLE MEDICINES.

The Following ~ aluable Medicines, llst9y &C.
LIBERATED through the United States Tor ' tns1,
superior efficacy IN the cure OF the sev 'sl's
disorders for which they are ecofnmenae g,
from Ha,,nah Lees Patent Family Neai7-
cine Store, New York, are sold only by me
: subscri5cr, ut his store in Kingg-stree
:sS IHanaIton's Grand ReStorativt,
is RECOMMENDED as an invaluable medicine tta 9
! or tae speedv: and permanent cure o. nervous
.i,,rless or such as arise from the immodc-
fat.. use Of tea, strong liquors, long residence
waen climates, excessive weakness, ado '
sd relaxation of the sy stem.
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.onpas. astl,nsas, sore throass and approaching
scensumptions.
Helms Apsis-b;liosss Pills.
Are Justly esteemed for carrying off the su-
nerauous bile from The stomach and prevent
no morbid secretions and their consequences,
hilions and malignant fevers, sc. lAese piils
are perfectly mild in their operation, and may
be used with safety by persons OF every age
and in every situation.
Tie Seueresga Oaatiasnt tor ne
Itch.
IA speedy and eFectnal remedy, generally
removing the complaint at one application. II
may be safely used by persons ofesery age.
The dnodyns Ehxar.
Eor:she. cure Of every kind Of head ache.
1ahn's genuine Eve Water.
An.sxcellent remedy for all disorders ofthc
eyes, many peFsons having been cured of it
when nearly deprived of sight.
Tcoth-ache DROPS.
Give immediate relief in, the most violent
attacks.
Th< Restorative P0uder for the
Teeth and Guns.
Cleanses and strengthens them, and pre-
serves the enamel of the teeth from ecay
Gosolands Lotion, and tho genuine
Persian Lotion.
Both celebrated IN the fashionable world as
most excellent cosmetics and perfectly SAFE.
Haha's true and genuine Corn
M Plaster.
A certain remedy for corns, speedily eradi-
sasing them without giving pam.
Ague and Fe0er DROPS.
Justly esteemed for their great efficacy IN
cure of agues and intermittent fevers.
Damask LIP Sake, and Indian
Vegetable Specific.
James Kennedy. fen.
Alexandria, October ls. eS
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LANES BACON.

81 u lsaslp1 &c. ohS0lNs
ut MS @RocEnY STonK, on @KsaS Mreet, h.
reeeiised in addition to his .to,.ncy stoc,
a freh Supply Of Genuine Artieiesi
q the Grocery Line
4 Which makes his assortment complete.
slze now e0ers for sale, on his usual losy term
Mulcovado Sugars, ofvarious gu,
lities,
Loaf and Lump ditto,
. Gunpowder,
Imperial, TEL,
Hyson, particularly ssles.
Young Hyson, sdlor
Souchong
Best green Coffee,
chocolate, Of superior quality
Madeira,l
Buscllos,
Sherry,
Lisbon, = " ~ & s.
Tenerlffe,
Malaga, and
Genuine old Port
Lognac and Bourdeaux Brandy,
Old Jamaica Spirit, for family use,
Antigua, ST. Croix, St. Vinccnts, and Ne,
England Rum,
Holland Gin,
Irish and country Whisky,
MoIasses, Wine, and Cider Vinegar,
Stoughton's Bittcrs,
Mace, nutmegs, cloves, cassia, p;rnena
Cayenne and black pepper, race and groln
Ginger, basket salt for table use, dcarI barrier
rice, starch, fig blue, soap, mould, dipt aid
sper1naccd candies, refined sa!t-petre, fotan,
indigo, alum, copperas, madden, Dr.alstou,
spinning cotton, patent SHOT all siz -, best en-.
glish and country made gunpowd:., scars
and smoking tobacco, very sest Chewing 10
bacco.
Hamilton and Lefper's snuff, g!uatcrspi,s.
la ,oxes.
London mustard, warranted OF a SUPERB,
quality, Dixon's best ditto, wrapping paps
aemijohu's, sc. sc. witt, generally cv&ry a
tiele in his Enc-t4e whole OF wi,ion nave been \
collected with care, and will be disposed Of % !
tie very lowest terms
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Baltimore, July %, 1905.
Patent Shot, &c.

Patent shot, &c.
. tons Patent Shot, assorted, B to no. 2
IS Eossheads brown Sugars.
5000 lbs. green Coffee.
Imperial Tea, OF 4 very superior quail
ty, N quarter Chests, boxes and cam
n;sters.
so barrels choice Whiskey.
y.m2ica Spite, for FAMILY uscj--war-
ranteti seven years old.
40 boxes Muscatei Raisins.
With general assortment OF Wines, Ii
ouc,x, ard Groceries as usual
xaR SALE By
Joteph Vaudeville,
Coraor af Aing ane Fairfax streets.
Iuae Is
Bfvr II ALExisaBsfa, Jnty 4th, 1908
NOTICE is hereby given to the Stock
IN hc.4ers OF the Bank af Alexandria.
aata dividend OF three and hs!s per cent
on the Capital Stock of said Bank for 'he
half year ending lis day, is declared, sao
viii ae5resdy to be paid to them on Thursds,
aext line 7th inst
Ey ordcr Of tie President and Directos.
EJ2DEN CHAPLIN, Cashier
4ze45s TSs t-f' Cur
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The following new and valuable Medicine, Just
q received and for sale as above
Price, 1wo DoAars Ter bottle.J
Dr.. 1s0Ot's celebrated Gout a1a Rheu-
matae Drops.
NOTHING is of more Importance han
the preservation of health--tnis common lacep
remark however is TOO oFTEs 4FoReoTrEs,
whilst we are active and strong-and pre-
yention Of pain, which is superior to its cure,
IS Tot sufficiently attended to by any desciipti
on OF persons. Among those disorders w:.ich
require the most early and unremitlinp efforts
to eradicate and overcome, none have a sttong
er claim upon ournotice than the Gout. Rhcu-
matlsm, Lumbago, Weakness of tile Joints,
Spralns, elects, the Stone and. Gravel, the
Tramp and2every species of Rheumatic Pains
Tom whatever cause they may have Originate
eei---and hence every relief which can lie adj
minlstefed is too valuable to BIZ, f0rgotten.--
! hose persons whose avocations peculiarly ex.
pose them to colds, SC. cannot be too asxios.
ways to possess. immediate-aid., Sea-arin.
persons, travellers, ks. ought constantly 30
carry with them that medicine which win
counterfeit the unpleasaIs effects Of their peri.
loss duties, and especially those pains to which
their situation must expose them. To thnse
who reside in or visit the West Indies. an.
Their warm climates, theywill be fund pnon
triai to convey tEeHes Sesihc scryic. .a9
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Hamslton's Essence and Extract

Of MAstaTd. 7
"A safe and effectual remedy Tor the govt,
saeumatism, sprains, pains IN the IA race anu
Rcck+ sc.
.Hansltoa's Woyaa-de5troyingg L0-
zerges.
BIZ which many thousands have Deeh re-
I;cyed from the distressing and dangerous ma
l4dysoE worms and other shstructlions N INC
stomach and bowels. s.
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Hamsltsnss Elixir.

A sovereign remedy for colds, osstnas
Aoughs, asthnaas, sore threats and approaehf'''
Sconsumptions.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-02-26
=, GEoncE.T owN, Feb. 90
THE NEGOTIATION.

We hear, andwe belle We the informa-
ton correct, that a suspension ofthe ne
eoeiation besween our government and
that of Great. Britain, took place on
Thursday. It.is said that our govern.
mep.require Mr.. Rose to specify the te-
partition his government is willing to
make for the attack on the. Chesapeake
white Mr.. Rose has required that our
government should previously rescind
1he proclamation issued onthat OCCASION.
Il is presumed, however, that the pre-
sent aspect Of affairs in Europe will in.
duce one of the parties to yield. We
sincerely hope that an amicable ternlina-
ton may take place, and it is our opinion
that such will berthe final issue.
lWashington Fedsralisf.
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MARTINSBuRG. February as.

TIE Editor gthis paper having MADE
contracts II Pai1aaeAhia " nesO tyge,
finds i necessary . cat ntou az those
iadebted II h;mto " aks payMsnt, 10 ia.
6trhis, to nssi those e~ea1tracts !. He doubts
aot. 5at rs eiaisas tal5e discharged NTH
tae more cheer illness, zahea TIE supper.
: ttrs,e ffthis Paper are iafarmsd. ihat this
! saHis narD made 6r tae pY,pase .eff6raaii-
fling he appest anee sfthe Iasea;geaeer /.
.should it Be attcaGtd q, the nsrt yoiame
.haH appear in a dress, that JDiR gipe
high dtis faetieaito aHits readsrs.
Ahhaagk ,ks eppsa,aaee a he Lstet.
Egencer, a rms line, Il. nj heisriar 70
etletPapfrs, YET, aatsise 90 improve il,
uaA Dc. considered kauda6e, and sphen
;daded % IN jiastics 81 Ais rsq9pss,, NIL, ID
soa6ts MOI, 6e regarded 5y aRhisF trends.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-02-26
BALTIMORE, FebruaryIs.

j . BALTIMORE, Febrnary1s.
Just as our paper. was going to press
m express mail arrived from Philadel-
Phia, bringing no papers from beyond
that place.
. Ths following important article is ex.
tracted in haste. j. 6 .
This intelligence connected with that
: via N York viii 20 to shew, that Bona
parte has determined that all opposing
.obssaeles shall bend beneath, the weight
Of his imperial power. We hope not
the high mandate ofan insuiferable tyrant
cannot aPpal the proud spirit of Ameri-
cans. 80 Vi. a42IyN = T.
C~HARIEsroN. Feb. 8
Arrived brig .Scahore, Amendas -
DAYS from Ramsgate. - : -
While shelay in the downs TWO aags
ofuuce arrived there from Calais, there
mission unknoya. H~onaparte has ,issu-
ed his decree, that the ports in America
should be shut agaiasrthe British andno
properly SHOULD be shipped from this
counuyfto England, or he would DE.
CLARE WAR. The, English, had
retaliatsd in the same manner. E.
The ship Jupiter had. cleared at ,Bre-
men for this port with . cargo OF linens
etc. and was laying in the roads ready to
sail when she was stopped by order Of
the French agent, who had issued an
order. that no vessel having cargoss on
board shall be permitted TO depart for
any country hut to France. &
Capt. Binglsyfrom Nantz was brought
to Dec. IS, BY the British frigate Dri.
ade, and detained 4 hours, the officer
informed that they had orders stos send
in all vessels from France, but released
him NOT having a6y cargo Of conse.
quenre. On the Cd inst, spoke ship
Nancy IS DAYS from Rio Ianeiro for
,New-Yorkf full Of passengers long. rs.
When captain b, sailed an embargo had
been laid on aIlvessels at bordeaux and
hourly expected a similar measure at
Nantz. 4 ,es i IL
Letters from Holland, under data of
December 90, say that fears are con-
ceived that several American vessels
due there, had been turned off by the
British. = "
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Extract efa Aettfrto the Editor Of tie
NttfR Herald, dated
"WAsnINCroN, Feb. 9.

IVY TON Ftb. g..
81 have seen EAeatts letter-it con-
tains the most positive and damning
proofs ofthe Spanish pension together
with other mattefs worthy Of note. You
shall have acoPy Of il, together with o.
Their circumstances as yet unseenby the
public eye. Iris bslievedEthat Ellicott
wilt no. be summoned since he Aaorps too
much. ta x a
".Sonre things are in pnstaratian that
win bring before the people Of this oun-
Try some very interesting. and curious
facts ehncerning cERTAIs sEeoctk-
TIoNs with a foreign owsr-n at
trdneee) Z - N
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-02-26

/ the morals OF 4 natlon, and inttoduc..
luxuryldisease and infection, where Viz.
Tue and happiness might reign. Upon
every ground, we ought 70 continue, al
peace with England, not only for the
sake Of mankind IN general, but for GU
own peculiar interests. The nations or
Europe cannot gtoan much longer under
the yoke of tyranny; they must before
long vindicate the cause ofinsulted man,
and shake of the chains Of, oppression.
We have an Alternative, letirbs ifpossi.
BILE to psfpetnate those nations who vet =
retain their independent habits. Let u,
still preserve an honorable course where
true national magnanimity may dictate,
Virtue should be the: sole motion of re.
publican principle, let tina, virtue be
blended withliberty. II we are free, let
us also be Interested 10 the freedom Of
others. IF Britain can in any way .Ie.
vate the scsle ofliberty, we ought there.
BY to veRerate thar nation, whose yalor
and illustrioonus policy may yer maintain
.he-FsHafaiag nataral franchises of man.
Kind. Guidedby just motives, the u
nlted States win feel the importance OF
giving due. attention TO the truly, inter-
est'ng affairs, Of this unpafaleileds ri.is.
out statesmen will view wsith d scrnti.
MIXING eye, how far the United States
can subsise without the aid oFeommerce.
How, Tar their interests would Incline 10
war with France and England o either
OF them. We enjoying every privilege
OF treemen, must respect those maxiins
which have proved the basis Of our natl.
onal greatness, which have raised us 10
the height Of political glory and honor.
II our councils partake NOT Of the IN.
huence Of foreign courts, and the legisla.
tors OF the people act with energy and
hrmness, we may yet avert the storms of
war-we1 may yet secure our national
charAeter-we may still fond Il on the
mighty rock Of independence. With
these ideas, Ishail close The subject. L
have attempted To eonsult.the interest Of
my country. An undue leaning to any
nation at the present crisis would excite
suspicion oil the mos. nnpleasant nature. !
5fy object is no more than TO shew the
rsiat'ys situation Of the u. States with 3,
storsign powers. : Ilove my country.
admire . republican government. If
we wish TO preserve il pure. and un.
sarntshed, we m~ustyenerate the conduct
and actions Of those, who rescued us
from the chain ofseryitude ; wholly their
noble magnAuinity avsrsed the storms
ct etas,ion@and danger. wheeby ,heir
i~nestimabls rules, and their still mere
glorious example. laid the basis Of ma.
tional grandeur and felicity /; whose adj,
vice, Improperly cultivated, would vet
US from becoming q belIigerent ma
.tion-irom aiming a fatal stroke at the
DOT OF our republican system. nc With
the stern and naexible voice of Justice,
We rule . councils. If we preserve thetns
safe from foreign Vaccinations and
weight, we viii yetreach the object Of
our wishrs-we viii yet be free.
IMPARTIAIIS =
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.J55S A-sL2&.A y q
mith toanted.

TINE subscriber wishes 10 employ
from the lst Of April next until the
LIST OF 0ctpbtr ensuing, asingle ma who
understands the Blaeksmith''s uade; &c.
nsroas wages will be given 70 an indls-
zGEoRGE HARLAN Jun
FEB. &c, 1905.
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= Berkeley, s.. -
February Court, lsos.
William Rankin=and EGhri..isn Shank,
IL BE ComPlainants,
ia against
Mary Kelly, executrix Of Tho H.
mas Kelly, dec. Robert Gus Defts,
! tine and Elijah Sutton,
In CHANCERY.
HE. defendant, Mary Kelly, not
Il having entered her appearance a.
greeable TO an act OF Assembly and the
rules Of this court, and it appearing 10
the satisfaction Of the court, that she ID
q D an inhabitant Of this Commonwealth,
Oh the motion Of the Compliments by
their counsel, tits ordered, thar the said
Mary Kelly do appear here On the Mon
day after the third Tnesdayin May next,
to answer the bill If The compliments,
and that copy ofthis orderbe forthwith
inserted in the Berkeley aud Jefferson
anteligeneer for two mouths successive-
", and published q. the door Of the
Court House of said County.
A Copy. Tsste,
f. DAVID HUNTER, s,s.o.
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4parieiy II BLANKS
Fer sais a this Ofe<.
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LATEST FROM WASHNGToM.
The following iMPoRTANTr com.
.~rnunieation (saysthe Baltimore Federal
Gazette Of the 18th inst we give in
the words Of our correspondent-with
one remark. The writer is Of unim-
(Peachable integrity, and however unex-
>Pected this pleasing Intelligence We
know il mustbe the impression at Wash
ingtou, that the facts are as he states
WASHINGTON, 18th Feb. 1909.
Il cannot help repeating the report
which was mentioned In your paper of
Friday, viz. tina, a Treaty has actually
been framed between Mr.. Rose andour
government. 1t i also said, that MIR.
Nearse, brother of the register Of the
treasury, is to carry this treaty to En-
gland: This latter circumstance, 1t IS
supposed, is IN consequence Of some
doubts as to MIR. Roses powers.
i, Every thing relating to the negotiation
with Great Britain nus, be interesting
to the people, of this country. And al
though The above is stated merely as a
report, it is entitled to credit.
There ssome talk here THAT Congress
will adj ourn to meet again the 6rst~of
May. -~aa',1
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HOUSE OF COMMONS yusE%
Extract f-Om lfr. Gaaaius's Speech, mD

nfef-icea Gba;,Y. :,
"America, sir, is the next subject Of ~
Hon. Gentleman's which l shall notice.
OF nearly all that has passed between ., "
two countries, the House and the Ps~
have been put in possession by the pgr
tion OF the American Government. ly
sumo that the Honorable Gentleman ".
not intend to blame his majesty's nIns -.
for not having made similar GSmmun,sa'.s.
to parliament; fcr if he had thouggi
such communications necessary, he Sga,
doubtless have moved for them. NsHg.
censaring their production BY the AnleI 1,r.
government, his mlesty's ministers p -,
felt that the transaction being pendlns,, aa
appealtrom government to parliamentn"oossi,
loak as if it were concluded. | s4aD g ri.
state, that liz the whole conduct OF Hi s .d
fish government with respect to the M 70
the Chesapeake, We have endeavso.Ss' We
keep in view the principle upon S!n ';;oata
set out, nalnelyto make ample reparaa bu
that which was decidedly wr9ass ~
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aIcraanrfa Datlp 6a,ftte.
CONNER IAL and POLITICAL.

O. T1cxFrs in the Charlotte
Marine society lottery, which
commences drawing the 24th OF
this month, for sale at the Office
Of the alexandria Daay Gazftte.
price Fiue Dolls. s sfventy h0s
cents. a regular list Of the
drawing will be received and IN
formation given gratis to those
who purchase tickets.
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ALEXANDRIA, THEATRE.
4r No postponement on account OF
the weather.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
MR.. JACOBS.

OK SATURDAY, AuGusT &c, 1903,
NiA De Presented eie6rated PLAa, IN aets,
cALZKD
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