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TO RENT,

IND Immediate possession yiUen.
y THE HOUSE and LOT on Duse-strees,
that now occupy, with the out buildings -
The house is convenient and pleasantly situ-
ated.
Alto. another HOUSE and
large GARDEN on the Mall. The house
has ten roomssaad two kitchens, with the
out houses, and pleasantly situated with the
prospect of the river.
Alto. another BRICK HOUSE
on Kiag-street, very good stand for business.
Alto, a flour WARE HOUSE
on King-street, now occupiedb by hewitt and
BADEN.
Alto, two other HOUSES and
LOTS not far from King-street.
Alto, / ACRE GROUND,
near Ezra Kinse; sTanyard, and opposite Mr..
Marstellers dwelling house. | Will either
rent or let it out upon shares, possession
given Immediately.
Alto, from IS to 50 LOIS
will sell the greater purt of them, or rent
the whole for ever.
/ have quantity OF Hardware
on hand--Also about 200 small kegs and 70
casks fresh Rhode Island Lime, now landing
aud for sale. Lumber as usual.
ALTO, a quantity CT Chalk on
hand.
Ship Ioiners and Houlc Car
penters work, done at reasonable notice.
LENT OUT,
One sett of two story Corntsh p1anes.--l
will thank whosoever has them if they will
return them.
Thomas PreRon.
April S. GO
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To the Public.

IN consequence of taking severe coia IN N
Nav. 1908, was seized with violent pam
in nav side, attended with distressing cough
which, although had the advice and pre-
scriptions of a respectable physician. 'asteq
me four weeks, without any aiieWatloh'
then applied to DR.. George Rogers, WHO ao>
ministered his Vegetable Puimomc Detur--
gent, which gave me immediate rellcf; and
in ten days was entirely freed from the pam
In nv side and cough.
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Charles Chapman.

Northampton, March, 1909. :.
/, Elijah Merton, jun. of Westampton,, IN
Massachusetts, do certify, that In the last
year was attended with great debility
weakness of the lungs, distressed Tor breath,
and a violent cough, attended with fever tor
a number of months about the fifteenth OF
August began the use of DR.. George Ro-
gers's Vegetable Pulmonic Detergent /
kept in the use of it about three months;--
Immediately after taking this medicine my
cough abated, and could breathe with more
freedom. / would recommend the medicine
from my own experience, to those who are
troubled with cough, and disorders OF tie
lungs and breast. & consumpiSe complaints,
and do believe it to be valuable and useful
medicine.
ELIJAH NORTON, Jun.
Westampton, Feb. 81, 1909.
For Sale By r. GRAY, BOOKSELLER, King
street, agent for The Hfotrfetor.
March 20. lawSm
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~ Black Rauer Lottery.

NO. 9.
Authorised by an Act of the LEoIsLATuRR
of the State of New YonK, for the purpose
Of OPENING CERTAIN ROADS.
MANAGERS
THOMAS Storm, JOHN H. SIcKELs. WM.
HENDREsoN, MATTHIAS g. TALMADGE,
and JAcoBUs VAN SCHooHHoE EN-.
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CentreVlIIc, UCt. - -
SEINE ROPE.

TIE ub5criber manufacture ctr s,rect, op'
ale, ct house on Wasnins 'aGnery, Seine
nosits Jacob ,1gFman's sugar rem eaines Sew
apdHauling Ropcs,of all sizes; y, ai me Sack
mo- Irvine slsad S, Herring W." Traces
nc and Bed Carts, Plough L mes.
A'''' 's''S' -, Joieph Harper.
Fekraar 2.
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Moses. Parsons, Jun.
Northampton, Feb. 1909.
yNorthamiafon, Mass. rec. 1909.

.Northamtton, Mass. FEB. 300.
LANES Heaton, also hereby certify, tna1
in the faIl Of the year 1908, was seized with
asseyere cold attended by an obstinate and
Distressing cough. The violence OF my cough
soon produced pain in my side and breast,
and freouent splitting of blood, in short, all
the borrid symptoms of a consumption were
rap;dlv assaiiing me. In this situation ! was
recommended to DR.. George Rogers, who
rendered Yne immediate relief by administer
ing his Vegetable Detergent. ! nave cont .'d
nuea the use of it ever since, ana lor 'ilfee
months past, though not completely restored
to health,I have been able constantly 10 at'eiia
to my busincss--and fully believe that my
partial restoration has been solely OWING gun
der God) to this valuable medicine
James Heaton.
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ALEXANDER MOORE, Reg.

THIS is to glue notice That the subscri-
hers Of Alexandria county, in the district of
Columbia, have obtained from the Orphans
Court of said county, letters testamentary
on the estate of Col. R0bt. z. Rooe, late Of
the county aforesaid, merchant, deceased,
all persons having claims against the said de-
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof, to the sub
scribers, on or before the 24th day of Sept.
next or they may by law BE excluded from
all benefit 20 said estate-snd those indebted
thereto arc required to make immediate pay
ment.
Given under eur hands this s4h day Of
March, 1909.
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FOR RENT,
March IS.
FOR SALE,

q Tract OF LAND, containing AZ T.ao;nja
situate in the county of Lancaster syn HJ n
on the main road leading from hi0i rom III.
Lancaster court house. five mics i.0 On tn.
latter and four miles from Deep CrccA' W.
Rappahanncck. The Improvements as'ose house,
good dwelling house, kitchen snlO se, e. ali
corn house, large barn aud Sto'o = 80, 81 about
new, and handsome apple orcnS.u e e ,hs a.
500 trees. Upwards of 200 acres q che.put
1,oye land IS we'll timtered with OAK, ' p1ovn
and hickory. The term, will Be ', "a s s
hy applying to Mr.. +. lr'fI', aa;o u tbl'
andria, or to the subscriber a'I'
place. ;,onnev.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
,y],o are affected Nth Coughs, e0'as' 44ss1'
S - mas and GonsssnP taohs' {

jg}to arc affected yosh t0ASus' 1880 N-s'.'
mas and Gogs1imp faohs'
.;Tn I,etter established, none more gen
.rsIyv confirmed by the experience OF the pest
rbvs;cians of all ages and countries, anu NONE
&c more. I'M Dortance to the practitioner, thall
The facr. that many of the most dlitlcuit ana
;ncurable complaints originate in neglected
COLDS. In a climate as variable as oui y
where the changes of the weather, are .te-
ouentIy sudden and unexpected, 1t requires
more care and attention, to guard against TINS
subtle and dangerous enemy OF lie, tnaii
most people Imagine, or are Wiling to pc
stow. Hence the vast number OF patients al
Hicted with coughs, catarrhs, asthmas ana
consumptions. The many cases OF the klila
j which fell under my observation, the dlsaP-
pointment I experienced In practice, from
remedies highly recommended, and my owe
pre-disposition to pulmonic complaints, were
strong inducements for me to consider Wheh
ther a compound, consisting of mild yeglta-
ble substances could not be invented, more
free fromsthe well founded objections OF pra-
ticioners, and better calculated to avert the
threatening destrucdonof the lungs.
have the satisfaction to offer to the PuDiie
such aremedy, under the name OF the l.
GETABLE PULMONIC DEIEKGEN1 II
well adapted to various constitutions and ha-
bits, and to declare with the fullest confidence
that found this composition far superior to
others intended to answer the same purpose.
! am perfectly satisfied, that practitioners,
who have frequently to combat the effects OF
suppressed perspiration and do not neglect
he use of the lancet and other excavations,
whenever they are indicated, will place this
medicine on the list of their most fayorite re-
NEEDLES ) as it can inno case do harms VIII
bide by this motto-~
No RELIEF NO PAY.
This motto may be deemed ostentaHous by
some, and amounting TO pcsitiyeness that
the medicine will invariably effect a cure In
any stage Of disease ike a miracle; the
proprietor far arom believing that this me-.
dicine will render mankind immortal; but ne
is fully sensible if taken seasonably, and ac-
cording to the directions, 1t will either pre-
vent or cure, and ifMnseasonabiy, 1t wall most
sensibly alleviate distress and prolong life
and having no desire to profit by the comb.
dence of the sick and afflicted, induces me to
make the above overture should the contra
ry appear In any instance. as in some 1t pos
sibly may, the money for the medicine will
be cheerfully refunded by the PERSON who
may yen2 the same.
' GEORGE ROGERS.
N. B. The above named medicine IS Sc
cured to the subscriber by letters patent from
: the President of the United States, and pre-
pared at his Dispensary in Northampton,
county of HAMPSHIRE and state OF Massachu-
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ORPHANS COURT,

.d2eH01G!94o County, Marco Term, 1909.
OGDERED,
That the executors of Ro5ert 7ouashend
Hooc. deceased, do insert the following adj
vert;semepf three times week for eight
week. ia the .fle1auaria DAILY Gazette.
lest.
aIFXANDER MOORE. Pre
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March Is
SMl HS' w DIRK.

THE subscribers respectfully inform theis
friends and the public, that they carry ON
The Black Smith Business, /
IN ITS VARIOUS BRANCHES.
sTsHOSE who favor them Nth their cu;Y
I tom may depend on having their work.
done with neatness and dispatch.
FIELD e ROCK.
.N.B. 4 smart active lad, about I4or Is
years of age, wanted as all aPprenlcc &c the
above business.
II. f Ell D,
HIS for sale, as asual, at his Nail MaHgtaf-
tory,
Spikes, Nails, Brads & Spriss
Of every description, by the cask Or less GUAM
t!ty.
~ Two OF three Journeyman wr'ugnv
Majors will meet with constant smpoy D,
applying at said factory.
p prjl s. "
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PUBLIC SALE.


On SATURDAY, the 9th day of April III.
subscriber will offer at public sale, at III.
Coffee house, in Alexandria
LOTS No. 2 and 4, Ct that
part of the Abingdon estate lately thcproper.
ty of Robert .dlcrander.-These Lots are sd.
vantageously situated on the new tulnps.
road and the Potomac, about four niles fror1
Alexandra, and nearly opposite 10 the cily
of Washington. They contain rather mor.|
than las acres. A credi: OF 90 and 10 dav,1
will be allowed on the purchasers giving etct
endorsed negotiable notes.
r. /. Taylor, Ex'r.
OF JOHN WATTS.
March Is cots.
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9Sl,ooe
ll,ol4 Prizes.
2l,sso Blanks.

$4,000 Tickets--Less than two blanks to
prize.-Subject to abduction OF Is per cent.
Prizes payable 50 days alter the conclusion
of the drawing ofthe above prizes.
First drawn number lst days drawing is en-
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Of il bis professions from brsise y hiea :
had received on my lett side ABOUT lol'h NJ,
before. By his consent tried Rogers ; lul-
Naonic Detergent was very weak and low = !.
and took but half the quantity presclibed N
his directions. In three days was much re-
Iieyed. and in eight days quite cured OF the
cough.
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TO BE LET.
Strayed or Stolen

From tie commons Of .AleaQudysa.
A BAY HORSE, about years oId-wbo.
IL ever will return him, or give inform
ton where he may be found, to the Prime
shall be generously rewarded.
March 80 =.
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GEORGE ROGERS.

N. B. The above named medicine IS Sc
cured to the subscriber by letters patent from
the President of the United States, and pre-
pared at his Dispensary in Northampton,
county of Hampshire and state OF Massaehu-
setss.
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TO RENT.
I AXE MOTTO /

NHAT certain letter or power Is
ney from sanl. Craig and the s y a''. :.
CT, dated March, 1907, as the ex.o S"oScfS
John Dunlap, Of the town CT Alexa1 tsU's ?
the district of Columbia, deceased, to| s.n !
Dunlap, authorising him, the ssia |S Ss,"St
Dunlap, to collect, sue for and rec s saul
debts, CUES and demands, owing 10 "a
SAID John Dunlap, deceased, is here,, , ao':
ed, annuhcd and made void. 1s'oa
WM. HERBERT. Surrizjrs p
March 81 ~ %e'
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The managers will commence drawing IN
the city of n. York, on the second Tuesday
in April next, and will continue to draw 500
Tickets each day until 6nished.-Tickcts for
sale at the subscribers Bookstore king-street,
Alexaadr;a.-Prize tickets IN the present and
late Baltimore Lotteries taken In exchange
for Tickets in this, and all tickets sold as a
boye examined free of expence.
r. GRAY.
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THIS may certify, that about the FIRST Of
s,rtober last, was attacked with violent
,r,ct, which proceeded, as was the opinion
4 sy physician who Is nan vel approved
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-08
Dlrgtnia Argus.
r c H M O N d.
TCEsD tY, AucUsr 8, 1909.
r / C H M O N ID.
FOR THE ARGUS.
THE RULE OF ,FIFTy.srx

THE RULE OF 'FIFTY-Stx,
This rule. which the British have revived
and appear to insist upon, is briefly ex.
bounded as extending to the prohibition Of
neutral trade with the ports of an enemy.
which was not allowed in time of peacc.
L o explain il Clearly to the understanding
IF The meanest capacity, we will suppose
that, during the prevalence of peace be.
tween France and Great Britain, France
would not permit the Americans to trade
from the island of Guadaioupe to the
French ports on the continent of Europe !:
but that, IN time of war, they would per.
nit the Americans to trade between those
ports and the said island the permission so
to trade, in time of war, is, according TO
British doctrine, contrary to the rkle of
..jftfy-sir.
To test the propriety of this rule, we
muss enquire into the duties OF neutrals,
with respect to their conduct in relation to
belligerents.
The laws oe nations prescribe, that
neutral state shall not be partial to either
of the powers at war, and shall not furnish
to one any relief, aid, succor, or favor,
which 1t would refuse to the other.
How does this apply with respect to the
trade which the rule of Gfty-six interdicts
The act of opening the port in time of
peace which was closed in time of war, is
an act of the belligerent and not of the neu
tra'. In resorting to that port, the neu..
trail goes there for his own benefit, and not
for the benefit of the belligerent; and, SO
long as the neutral flag does not caver enc
my's property, the trade is lawful, accord
ing to the customs of nations. Tie Anne
rican merchant would do the same TO the En-
glish as TO the French in this ease. Let the m
open any port in time of war that was clio
sed time ofpeace, and the vessels of :::.e y.
States would resort there to trade, without
delay. To compel the neutral not to car.
ry on intercourse with any SUCH ports, is an
injury done TO he neutral; and by what
provision of the law of nations is bellige.
rent authorised to injure state remaining
at peace and observing strictly the utmost
impartiality between the powers at war |?
The enforcement OF the rule of ffty-six, il
the neutral submits to il, deprives the neu-
trail country of its pacific character, and
makes il party To the war.
1t therefore clearly follows, that the rule
OF fifty six is an attempt at maritime usur.
patton, which the United States ought to
continue to resist.
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Pn1LApELrxrA, August /

We have received, by the recent arrival
from France, some files of French papers
and some original bulletins, which We find
have been grossly mutlated IN the English
prints. the action of the 2Ist and 22d
May, near Esling, on the Danube, bears a
very different aspect in the bulletins, from
what that x other events bear in the trans
lations 1t appears that the French actually
kept the seld of battle on the ed at night
that the AustrIsns had retired to the lines
which they occupied on the 2oth s. that, on
the morning OF the 23d, the French ch eft.
with his suite, rode over the field OF battle.
The account gwen of the Typographical
position OF Vienna, and the scene of the &C.
ton, which affords in the original correct
idea OF the daring bcldness of the enter
prize OF 10000 men Crossing rapid river
Oh pontoons, i'll the face of an army of $50,
0oo--thls IS omitted in the translations. as
are several o!her documents which illus.
trate the progress of the war.
General Ondlnot, so frequently di.tis.
guished, 1t appears by the bulletins, was
promoted to the command of the second
corps OF the grand army. Several addjti-
onai corps d'armie mad been formed !: par
ticularly along the line from the frontier OF
lyrol to the lake OF Observation-Disclosures
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-08

stability Of character was a pledge Of his
fidelity. Accordingly, Mr.. Madison, some
two or three years since, speaking to Mr..
Hiilhouse and me of VI. Wagner, com.
mended him in very warm aud handsome
terms summing up his character in these
remarkable WORDS" In short, he is fit tor
Secretary of State"
And who 10 Mr.. Everett the editor of
the Besten Pafriof2 An APosrArE fed
eruiist. While federalism was in fashion,
he served under it's banners, and zealously
contributed federal pieces, which were
published at Walpole, in New Hampshire
(where he then lived) in the distinguished
federal paper called the Farmers Muse.
um, edited by Joseph Dennie, Esq. And
now this turn coat, this ahostate Everett,
has the impudence to set himself up as the
grave censor of federal men and federal
papers
One word more as to his concern for my
reputation. BY the gravity of his manner
In noticing the "report" which he pretends
to think so seriously affects my character,
he doubtless Intended to fotnf It's malignuy,
that it might inaict the deeper wound.
Yet that" report" that proaigate &C.
cusation," is SO monstrously absurd in its
details, that it would be an impeachment
of Mr.. Everett's understanding to suppose
that he believed one word of it to be true.
It. PICKERING.
Wenham, Juty IS, 1859.
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BALT1MoRE, August 1.
MORE PROOF or BRITISI4 NM
TY.

Arrived brig Mary Ann, Davidson, "a
days from st. Thomas's; Rum, the Masters.
Sailed on the 18th. Left sch. Parrot, Har-
ris, Of Salem bound for Carracoa, who call
led IN 20 try the market. Brig Sophia Of
Phila. Sailed from there for Porto Rico 8
days before. Left a Brig OF PHILADELPHIA,
Capt. Maginnis, under seizure, for having
India Goods on board. A Sloop of Philad.
which discharged her cargo at St. Thomas's
and sailed the day before for Porto Rico,
name unknown, sch. Ann Eliza, of Phila-
delphia, waiIe capt ID. was there was IA
ken ny the b. Brig Sufrein at the mouth of
the harbour and sent to Jamaica, the capt.
could not learn under what pretence. The
British Brig capt. y. says. mas sent, he was
wen informed, more than forty sail of A {.
mer'can vessels to Jamaica in the course
OF is days, and that the commander had
declared he would send every American
&c could come across TO the same Mace ;
capt u. further gays that the British OH /.
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FROM THE AURORA.
sLAUGuTER.


these Frenchmen have as many lives as
cats, after being killed two or three times,
we find them rise and fight gain, Just as il
nothing had happened; Bonaparte, besides
being half dozen times poisoned, staoued,
and killed in the field of battle, has lost
Ave or SIX legs aud arm which appear to
have grown on, again like the second set of
teeth; Massena, whose eyes were blown
out once, and afterwards STABBED by Bona.
parte IN big passion, appears to nave got
new pair oil eyes, aud TO have recovered
from the STAB; so as to De able to command
the left wing of the grand army at the bat
tie o. EsliDg; however, though he has not
been killed there, they have contrived TO
wound MIN; Oudinot, who they tell US was
kilied at Esling, has been since promoted
to the command of the second corps
d,arnie; geaerat Despagne VINO fell at
kckmuhi, Us now reported TO have been
killed second time a Esiing; and gene
raj st. Hlaire, who was fighting the Aus
TRANS under the archduke John ON the
brave, we are told was at the same time
lighting and killed at EsIiag however, his
ghost appears to act under prince Eugene
still and, that the readers OF news should
perfectly understand what miraculous fell.
lows those French are, who are killed so
often and rise again aud fight, we now give
the following, which is as much to be de-
pended on as such accounts usually are.
List of the French killed and wounded in
the battle of Esling, on the Danube, the
sfst and 22d May.
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-. PHILADELPHIA, July Is.
TOWN NEE TING.

wv ~
Is there spark of that spirit which war
med the souls of men in 1775, yet alive in
the bosoms of Americans
Are the merchants of our days less virtu.
Gus than the merchants of those days
Let them look at the proceedings of the
merchants in England-It is not the ruin
Gus policy of their own government OF which
they complain, but of our prosperity, which
they wish to reduce, and If they are willing
to reduce, would destroy.
They wish 70 reduce our trade even TO
worse state than under cur colonial conditi-
OH.
Are the merchants of America ready to
submit, and in silence too
Their silence is acquiescence.
And betterit were, that they should de-
clare their submission aloud in the market
place, than skunk like unclean animals into
filthy holes.
1t they mean to shew themselves Ameri-
cans, let them meet in public assembly, lei
them speak to the representatives their O..
pinions, whatever they may be land let the
Congress of the United States know, thae
the merchants are not the slaves of any TO
reign narion.-.dIrora.
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GERS do not hesitate to say that they ex.
pee, declaration of War from England
by the packet the merchants there tank
that their taking all Americans ndiscri-
Intimately IS IN expectation that tue declar :.
alton OF war will supercede the trials IN
court and condemn there all at blow.
Capt. ID. says this was MS ID voyage since
the embargo was raised, that in the course
OF the hrAt he was treated by every British
cruizer with the almost poiiteness and at
tention, but on this just the reverse Prize
OF Flour, z dolls Dali Sale Capt David
son has met with very extraordinary trea.-
ment from both naval and CUSTOM house
officers at st. Thomas's, ami intends Is s.i,s
a fuii statement thereof to tpe Pubic as
soon as he can conveniently, and mems az
as warning to advepturers that way.
BALTIMORE, August 3.
The British Government brig Contest,
arrived at Annapolis the DAY before yes.
terday m long passage from Eus. and
with DISPATCHES.
C2fee-house.
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yIsoR SALE, A TRACT OF LAND, for.
: merry the property of Jacob Williamson, dec.
late o. An;el.a county. between 900 and 1000
acres. This land lies about one mile from Ap.
nomattox river and six miles above Gcnio bridge.
TIE soil is well adapted TO che culture of tobac.
CO, Indian corn, wheat. and other sn, al grain.
One third part of the rurcha,e IN 1ney VIII be
required in cash, and he balance i, two equal ans
nua iastalmen,s. Ii the above land is not sold
or otherviS: disposed of before the sixteenth day
OF September nex,, the sarua viii thea be set uo
to the highest bidder, at the dw>ning hsus., on
the said Plantation, and in case il should nor
be sold, it will then be rented Cor one wear.
GEORGE WILLIAMSON, Ex'-.
August 9Th, 1909. Aw