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ITCH CURED.

| which, although used sor 30 years III Europe
! and for gear 8 years in America, has never
been known to fail in any one instance. 1t is
! eIcctly innocent, warranted not to contain a
particle or mercHry ct any pernlclous ln5redi
ent, and may be used with perfect safety on
an infant, being a vegetable preparation and
entirely free from he offensive smell Which
attends most other remedies.
HAMILTON'S LOZENCESs
Which have cured more children and adults
Of disorders proceeding from woams, than all
the medicines kereto &c discovered. In adj
dition 70 the great cures mentioned in the let
tiers from the chancellor of the state Of Mary
land, the Rev Mr.. Moltiier and others, late
~ published the following are submitted to the
public; being selected for thepuIrose ois Aew-
imp the mid yet hozverM qualities OF this eX-
traordinary medicine, which, although SO mid
nits operation, is competent to eSpci tie loE-
midable cape worm.
An infant, aged weeks, ofMr. Henry En"-
bank, taylor, Charles-street, Baltimore, was
dangerously afflicted with convulsion fits, so
that bis life was dospaired Of but was perfect
" cured by one dose OF Hanliiton's Worm 10
.zengos, which expelled several worms, the
undecided cause Of the child's disorder.
Letter t1rozv Mr.. ,Eckernan, 6l1cklayeq, A1aga-
zine street, near Broad7vay, jon. "a, 1902.
1t would be ttngratetuI were 10 withhold
my testimony il favorof tianilton's Worm
Destroying Lozenges. had been between
FIVE and SIX years past much indisposed, and
latterly often tormentcd with seT(t, gripping
and pains in the bowels, troubled with often
sive breath, with violent feyerish hts,and other
obvious symptoms ofworm5; S>lt frequently
hearing your Worm Lozerges recommended
n cases similar to ,1ire, | determined on
trial Of them, as my last resource. The first
dose evacuated twelve or Is feet o. tape
worm two other doses were taken, which
brought away quantity Of matter broken like
skins and pieces OF worms. | suppose tie
tame worm, voided at different tires. must il,
the whole have exceeded forty feet. The al
most incredible benefit / received from this
medicine, induced me to give dose to. q cnil,,
of mine who was pining and sickig: it produ-
ced the same good effect in this instance cx-
neliing a worm OF different ild, from, nine
to twelve inches long, anct at tie same time
rssto1s1g good state Of health.
HENRY ACKERMAN
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LENT OR LOST,

LEN I OK LOS I,
The first voll21ne ef Chestetfeld'S Letters
WHOEVER has borrowed or found it Will
please to return it, or call and pay Tor the
sett.
ROBERT GRAY
May IL. q
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JAMES BACON,
1t his CRocE.~ STORE, on KIns-strest, has u
addition TO his .Jormer s!2ct, Gdiea
4 fyelh Supply Of Ceauine Arllc!esla
the Grocery Line
Which makes his assortment complete.
he no7v ossera for sale, on his a1ua! law terms
Mu!covado Sugar. oGyaFious qua:
titles,
Loaf and Lump ditto,
Gunpowder,
Imperial, 49,
Hyson, particularly '''''
H |;:;s :1,': and '.'s'; use:
Best green Coffee,
Chocolate, Of a superior quallrfl
Madeira,
Ruscllos,
Sherry,
Lisbon, u y
Tenerlffe,
Malaga, and
Genuine Old Port
Lornac and Botrdcaux Brandy,
Old Jamaica Spirit, for family use' w.,
Antissua, St. Croix, St. Vncenta, @Aa nc"
England Rum,
Holland Gin,
Irish and country Whisky,
Nioasses, Wine, and Cider Vinegar
Stoughton's Bitters, amt,
Mace, nutmcgs, cloves, eassia' P""" ' n
Cayen..s and black pepper; race ana 5I ,"'sr
Ginger, basket salt for table use a0@' 49,. D ar5
rice. starch, fig blue, soap, 'hoaia, u'l S,~1t
soermaceti candles, refined sAlt-Pelrc' .,",
indigo, alum, ccpperas, madler, 0r'".s0 an.
spnnne cotton, patent SHOT all sizc; %, ,.'r,
plish and country made gunpo"aaF' sso "a
and smoking tobacco, very De't '''"-'''
HAMILTON anil Lciper's snuff, Hunter "f'
in Jokes. superiol
London mustard, warranted OF d n,nef
quality. D;xon's best ditto, wraPgmS i pT Il
icmifohu's, sc. sc. with geAc't."iI' ,ss l,aer
t;elc IN his ine-the whole OF "nisA ~ Of Q.
elected with care, and viii be 0l7''''N
| me very lowest terms --------~-~-
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ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE

isz s s5 al sa s s s' Rich ah
ard Lee, Iun which tor near el8nt years pas
have acquired throughout the ohieca o'aees
eleLfity hitherto uneqaalled.
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A sovereign remedy Tor colds, obstlllat'
COUGHS, astnnas, sore threats and appro@ 'e4ssli
erSnSstty,fltiollS.
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r. The Proprietor of the

4lexandraa Daily Adveyta5er, will
difpose of the Establishment on
moderate terns-there are now
nearly SIX hundred Subscribers
and the Lift encreasing,- a
Perfon of lndultry and Talents
for conducting a Newspaper,
this would be a desirable Situa-
ton. Circumstances beyond his
Controul render it necessary to
make Sale, it will therefore be
sold a great Bargain if Applicant
on be made ioon.
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Notice is hereby Given,
April a.

THAT the subscriber of Alexandria conDo
Il ty in the district of Columbia, has Or
tanned from the Orphans court of said coun,
ty, letters of administration with the will als
nexed, upon the estate of MIR. Samuel Craig
late of the county aforesaid, merchant decd
All persons having claims against the SAID
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit them
with the vouchers thereofto the subscriber on
or before the 9Th day of September next or
they may by law be excluded from all benefit
to said estate, and those indebted tfereo are
required to make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 9Th day OF March
1903.
John G. Laid.
administrator spih the s@n
e anneaed Of Sam. .crais,
Sseeased.
March 10. s0sY
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April /
Extract Of an act Of the c0ybo9a-
ton Of Alexandraa, for tie ex-

Hngueshment Of J17e.
SEC. 7. If any person who shall be
present at any fire shall neglect or refnss
II obey the order or direction Of auy of.
Ger who shall be appointed by any FIRE COM
pany now established, or winch NAV Be
hereafter established, knowing him to IS.
an officer, such person shall forfeit and paw
the sum of Eve dollars: Provided,the psu,s
of such officer shall have been arst plafs,
lished 10 one of the public papsis priased
in the towns '-'~a
At a stated meeting Of the Relief Fire Com.
pany, held at Mr.. Gadsby's, OH Thursday
evening, March 3, 1903, the following Of
hcers were duly elected for the ensuing
year:
Thomas S',sas P Pre- ton, q Commanders.
Gurdin Chaplin, Sd
Mark Butts,
William Patton, jun. Peo,Ioto,.
James Anderson,
Charles Slade,
William Newton,
Robert Anderson, STrustees.
John Johnson,
Thomas Vowel, jun. Treasurer.
Jolhua Riddle, C2erlk.
April 4. s.
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NOTICE. BARKER, a member of
Congress, Intends to preach a Sermon at
the Independent Meeting House, on Fairfax
street. on Thursday evening next, at seven
O'Clock, provided the afternoon be favorable
20 permit his coming from the city.
April 6.
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- 4 As }ufic idats
ssh :, s mentioned in than
he ca sO,,estration, and that consider~,shtt
anassm NV ~ diminutien of price IN the artieies
$ sep so:o,,,,lation Of interest and charges
II len already incurred.
bss xs' sxeellency viii do me the honor tc
YOU ,bs assurances ofmy profound respect
ss's'' JOHN ARMSTRONG.
~, Prince Of Renereasso-
,.r from the minister Of foreign relations,
1.-The 2lst of August, 1907, referred to IN
ltIe preceding page
I've received the letter which you did me
t p q addressing me on the 9th Of this
90 = relative to American vessels carried
nDu' Dorts Of Spain, In consequence of the
Sg ,l'res taken by that power against the
s es.i;sb commerce in imitation of France.
!. the execution Of the maritime measures
..i 5 the Imperial Decree of the TWEEN
MS, Of November. 1906, rests natural
9Th his exce!lency the minister of marine,
q Nat moreover he has already bad the no.
& s Il addressing you some FIRST observations
.,Se application ofthat decree, transmit
~ without delay your letter, and asked from
him the new explanations which you might
d..ire. When lhey shalt have been forward
ITO me, / VIII h1ye the honor of informing
ppOfthem.
sioB.
iSisned) CHAMFAGNY.
I. E. Gen. Armstrong,
fhsre .fo!gosas ne -NiAan Deeree.l
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QleranOrta Datlp abbe rtiser.
THURSDAY, April z.
WAsHlNcroN, April 6.


The books for receiving subscription.
fdthe erection of a bridge over the Pato..
nc were 90 Monday opened at S.elles
h@l, when 1879 shares were subscribed
70, leaving eaIy s22 to be subscribed, of
With being done in few days there is
! scesly a doubt We congratulate the
pusc on this evidence of the spiri, and re.
sotes of the district, aud on the certain
/ accomplishment Of such great local and
napal object. Those, who wish to sub.
scrI, have still an opportunity, by appli.
ca'h TO the commissioners, who will at.
tenpaily at Stelle's from twelve ill three
o'elk.
| have seen letter from Nants, (says
| 'heFew York Gasesie9 addressed TO .
geufmaD In this city, dated the S:h Feb
AT. mentioning the SEIZURE IN France, OF
the |slps Two Msrles and Calliope, Of
that 1Yt, tor having been baarded on the
pssssH ny pritisn cfuizers, the letter
s'aiei that Inc ABOVE vessels would DC
tried y the court OF prizes, but that II
cidrd % THAT the courf zvoula not pro.
name before it zvas knozvn 7Ohat part the
Am0z.an government zvould take!
% the Missouri, took place 10 January
list. The Sacs ADD Foxes were .he vic.
tins the Ouos, Mahas and Sieux. .ke
p,rpcrators of the murders. "Mep. wo.
men md children. were ,..r,v d..,,o,ed ),
osu. ,be wash;,n,on Evnoa;,or a e.
III. h;sf. ho,e'.asx ha,. s.o,,ad ~
G, -
: 'a ~ : ''ose a. ~ .'o1'''
-, =, :,
1sp.a'n Aicofn' arrived at New 1ors
'rpols were momeni'y expected 10 SPaIn'
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France has copmanded her cruizers to burn,
sink and destroy every American vessel, with
out exception, that may have had the misfor-
tune to be brought within the hail of British
trumpet--and various instances OF rigorous In
fiction Of this infamous and atroclous policy
have been communicated to the people & 60
vernment of the United States. In what tenn
per these acts Of cruel and unproyoked hostl-
lily viii be received by MIR. Jefferson and his
cabinet, we neither know nor care; believing,
as we do, that the spirit of the American ma
ton will no longer tolerate the time & place.
serving maxims, which have heretofore sub
mitted the dearest rights of ourcountry to the
arbitrary decisions of power, every way her
inferior on the ocean.
Ibid.
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= Il - /
1000 bufhels Coarfe SALT, afoas
suitable for packing fish, which [if taeen from
on board will be sold low, by
Mordecai Miller.
April z. div
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-13

& spsil hour '',.. 8 The French had ! 2
Id Dc sa apas situation had been *. 5
,sd. ., ar there, from the wrath 9
a'ngs1e some had been assas s !
sysisd' ,s sy''l lightly Of the Spanish !,
isids$ . sp9a that the spaniards would you'd
n, I'D sa 's,sssd by BonaParte. lhsy
(s,dpo'bs,a az s several Of his hands shipped
bss'Ig ~ s,sn E sailors. who were glad
! e g ssso . to get away.
.,,e Boston Packet, Smith, Q. Of
be bI Sss;sIl sailed ssby pernission')
IS s : crr;rarn, after a passage OF 81
\ s1 gs', = as Is after her arrival, seven Of
IS " bsr, and entered on board I'm
! ass l s. 4 rsssels, where the wages
p n s''sb. said to be 80 dolls per month;
! VsIs r y nasEet they had only Z dolls.
bo aI< 81 a,sr,lt to replace the men there,
'pili's : w., vessel home. Thus does the
'brass ! = sssp ii safety these essential re-
'baIe o',r seanlen, ~ driving them IN
'@ S';,. ea1Dlsy. A feet was soon to sail
'sr : I's.,a ior England, which were ia
g s : alarge quantity Of lnolasses, the
I. ; a y .ss;rb was consequently high
(! $ - s ,f0ut half the price OF last year,
: w.. - SO beine well supplied by the Nova
-. : ,,sn otSer American articles low.
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September Is.

c. At the foIicitation Of a
number Of our country friends,
we shall commence, on the 9th
Of this month, the publication
Of paper for the country, three
times q uees, which will contala
all the matter and advertise
ments published in the daily pa
per. The price will be FIVE
Dollars ter a''n11ns.
Such OF our prefent patrons
as reIde on the route where the
mail goes but once a week, will
be furnlihed with the country
paper in lieu of the daily one,
unless ordered otherwlfe.
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HUMOROUS ANECDOTE.

We copy the following humorous anecdote
from Lyley's Itincrant, or the Memoirs
of an Actor, and in justice TO the author,
we cannot but say, we were very much
amused by the first and second volumes,
which are. just come out. we also give
it asa caution to youth, to make them
suppress those passions which, when crl-
minaiiy INDUCED, always lead to mortlh-
catien, if not to ruin. We cannot do bet
ter than subjoin the authors Mothers
Advice, who, upon all occasions, seems
very sensible and discreet woman, IN
deed che appears to be person OF no Or
binary stamp.
Liverpool Courant.
Amongst my acquaintance, there was
one, whom / unfortunately selected as my
bosom friend, merely because his lnclina-
ton for the stage was equally strong as my
own !; though at the same time ne had other
predominant evil propensities, which | was
fortunate enough to discover, ere had fall
len sacrifice to them. One night we both
were pennyless, yet see the play we must ];
what was to be done? co have i" said
Tom, keep an eye to the door, and the
first time the stage keeper comes out, we
can slip behind the scenes; I'll hide IN one
of the lumber chests, and you shall creep
into luageg." Magog was large figure,
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1AAA
Port of ALexandYsa.

ARRIVED,
Schr. Lark, Silver, Salem,
sundries, to tie Master.
Two Brothers, Foxwell, Hunger-river,
lnmber, to DO.
CLEARED,
Schr. Patsey, Curtis, Savannah, by John Giro.
Maria, Whyland, Hampton, Master.
Hope, Poden, Hunger-riyer, do.
Lovely Lass, MsDonnan, Snow Hill, 60.
Agnes, Griffan, Gloucester, Mass. do.
Polly, Dcnnan, Snow Hill, Master.
sloop Mattapony, Read, Norfolk, Va.
Chxrles CatleH.
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TO RENT.

A three story Brick House and Lot, well
calculated for business and the accommodate.
on of family, situate at the corner of Prince
and Westinghouse in an airy < healthy
part of the town-Possession given on the
first day Of August next-Apply to Philip
1sihleft..
Edmund Denney.
July II. ced
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10 Il r. e RY @ f. FIC f..

L O Z T e r 7 O f r f..
e. TICKETS In the Charitable
Marine Society Lateyy, now
drawing, for sale at the office
Of the alexandria Daily Gazette,
price Fzue DoHs. g Seventy fue
cents. A regular list If the
drawing will be received and IN
formation gwen gratis to those
who purchase tickets.
August 9.
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= & 80 E1s', - : - $3.50 S'ssu 2
ispeal 9, ING enoargo Law, we VIII mention
s ,sW osner necessary measures 70 DC adopt
GU proslaed Mr. efferson wishes to regain
Tic na'ioii ; connuence
Aet gen. Wliklnson be removed from his
command N N the army.
nes Duane return 70 his printlng-othce.
TUT 1ne nation IN state OF defence.
ana q si1ew a determination to resist all at
'a1 : upon our nonor ana our rights, from
Whatever quarter they may proceed.
Soniess tnae your conduct has been weak,
ana your intehtlons Wlcked-and then per-
maps the nation may pardon you, though
when men have proved themselves unwor-
thy OF confidence, 1t IS better not to trust
them.
ibid q
The following shews the mode OF choosing
electors Tor president and vlce-president
votes to each
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1Jsrausr!a e slip Gsieaf.
TrssDaT, SEPTEMBER IS.

s,,,,el CiA5s. passsnecr in the Arciurus,
! ;aerned. when in Paris, that an attack
n ls,.a e.n,e mplated on the Austrian DON'T
e. ssene he disturbances IN Spain broke
! That Austria was more formidable than
y, M have organized a force of 100000
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Lrtraet sa letter from a correspondent,
dated,

lrtraet a letter from a correspondents,
dated,
6 NEw-CRLEAxs, DAG. II, 1908.
have nothing of importance to COM
rnunicate. The taking of few dsserters
out of the Spanish territory, has occasioned
some noise at Baton Rouge, but the govern
or of that place is so weak in force, that 1t
puss al end in smoke.
g This city has been disturbed for some
time past, BY a number Of French and Spa
nish sailors, who were joined by the city
patrol, for the purpose of whipping the A
nerican sailors. The city is now tranquil ];
how long it will remain so cannot say-but
fer the recent tanults are the prelude to
greater mischief.
g may say, We have no police; there
does not appear to be sufficient energy in the
municipal administration, to make the per-
sons employed, do their duty, or TO dlsnis:
unworthy ones"
A woman being brought before Simon
Snyder, when a just-ass OF the peace, to be
examined, and appearing to have an uncom-
mon share of confidence, for the female sex,
Simon observed" Madam, there is 6rcss'e-
nough in your face to make a foe gallon ket-
tie" 6 Yes" answered she) "and there
is SAP enough in your head to Mu."
phi. I7ckler.)
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LAWRASON g FOWLE,

Hare Just Reeeived,
90 crates assorted Liverpool Ware.
Which will be sold at a low advance.
Likes0ise her sehr. Lark,
1000 sides red Soa1 Leather.
5boxes Wool Cards.
September ~ sawsw
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(Bost. Reh.)

sTs. t,etls ia a monster that m1tst be nanz-
"a saFs Bonaparte to the Spaniards. This
IsessoU vsich he long since taught to Mr..
Lsvon; and that accounts for the difficulty
lss congress have uniformly found in ob-
pns Eom rim any Interchangeable
realms aitif Fraace--he had been mpz-
N u. S. Gaz.
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A Lot of Ground on the W

side of Pitt.strcet, beginning l54 fest to tie.
sonthward Of Prince street, being a feet86
inches front, and l2S feet S inches deep, atl-.
joining groane Of Mr. Chaplin.
The above property will be sold under
deed OF trust to secure the payment Of a debt
aue to the Bank of fsIexandria, OH a credit OF
5, IL and is months, With interest, which is
10 be included in satisfactory notes Negotiable
al the said Bank and it will be optional With
the purchaser either to receive a conveyance
in fee simple Immediately after the sale apd
give deed OF trust on the property to secure
the payment Of the notes, or 20 have his title
on the last payment being made.
James Keith,
George w. craik, Trustees
September 8. dts
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fk3oUr
s. SsIsore ;he disturbances IN Spain broke
Tkt Austria was more formidable than
J, I'd have organized force of 100000
(Bost. Ret.
nT'at t,stls is a nonsser that n71tst DC n'nz-
~ s.rs Bonaparte to the Spaniards. This.
nessoD vsich he long since taught to Mr..
sson; ans that accounts for the difficulty
ia congress have uniformly found IN Do
pn, rom him any ieformatienrespecting
,tabns aitii Fraace--he had been maz-
\ U. S. Gaz.
ehcaaTIc FEELINGS AND SENTIMENTS. 5
lTkhHSving extract is from a democratic
tr:
Tespanish people seem to be still bent
pon tEsrvseien-there is little doubt, howe
% thallhe powerof Napoleon viii soon re-
bee them to order and Submission"
LIS thus that democrats speab or the 60
feus efforts Of brave people strugg Inns, to
free Their resistance to illegal and u
fpns tyranny is styled sasurrectton, and the
Pcomy despodsm Of Napoleon Bouaparte IS
fmed ardss-0h! shame How naturally
re tie opinions of men directed by their,
fisoesl The spies and agents OF posaparie
/ America pray for his success they anxious
sisnli, and therefore believe it. But We
confidence that the fayours of benig-
IN Providence will smile upon the glorious
|Sscons OF a band Of patriots--We believe
energy of enthusiasm will oyerpower
('opnc and numbers, and that Spain will
nee We can scarcely doubt this event.
Fed, Retu6.
Inc liotlast evening brought the Pre-
sasaSs Answer to the Newburyport Petit
O0s. Tie says he ca7ssot ast,ecl the Em5ar-
s. -yc'p5aryhorf Herald.
,RooES RISE ON PROOFS I
MI II be again denied that the EMBARGO
8, permanent measure? We have already
over and over again. that we believe no.
's's would induce Mr.. JefFerson 10 remove
a,. s'n0argo until bis favorite scheme is ae-
, sSIp''ssa-she annihilaGon of commerce.
sos ZINES more aad mora necessary that the
.sps mould act with spirit, with energy and
,,s;;s s'a' Alter October the people will not
r Mo- a'ss an opportunity to express their o.
$ 4 a ~ VINO Years. It's, therefore, So
nm.@ a'y enlolned upon them, to demand an
Dars .s,s's relief from this most ruinous and
y ,sss''e measure. i5id.
! ~. a1,SlAKE.- Cheetharn recommends
ness ss' : Of the embargo law as the only
sserb.s saving the democratic party. He
Rssoas = $ change in New Hampshire and
10 aSs. sand to this oppressive act and to
sss,S.. 'anse. We very much question
sare !. even repeal of this law would re-
sSls Popularity Of our present rulers.
p,r,;,l. sey exhibit such evident marks OF
sss eon9 ~ % French tyrant, the freemsno OF
'asa,;s y Will continue to view them with
asn, go ihe past measures of govern
saiS;ls.: :uot De recalled. A plan for the
Don oa OF commerce has been acted
l. Deoa' NV even should change take place,
Be- sbn ne VIII not be deluded, but viii set
CAM s DOWN to its proper account, fear