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received on my left side about fort,ios.
before. By his consent tried Rogers p,,n
monte Detergent asss very weak and lo,s.
and took but hali sEte( an,lty prescribed i,
his directions. Illhfee sevs WAS much ~.
ieyed, and in eio.s Gays a:ie cured Of tn.
cough.
Moses Parsons, jun.
northampton, Feb. 1909.
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MILITARY LANDS.
FOR SALE,

6rssiH Be exchanged for PROPERTY IN dieran---
dria or It's Uicisity,
"A Warrant for 6o6 acres OF Land,
Granted by the state Of Virginia for Military
services during the revolutionary war. ihis
land lies in the state of Ohio, and is said to
be amongst the best in the state. It will De
sold 2 great bargain. Apply to
John Longden.
May Is.
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Edmund Denl1ey.
Oct. I4-fl7l law
e. Reg10Uat.

THE subscriber intends to remove GT0n
Dumfties to the town OF Staunton, ANs9suI
county, Virginia, about the last of the pre-'
sent month. Those who have confided bust
ness to his care, will please apply to s'1Aff
Harrison, or William II 6. Dade, who sre
in possession of their papers and particularly
informed of the state Of their suits.
john H. Peyton.
Dumfrics, June 6-{l6j eolI
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Northanvaton, January, 1909.

THIS may certify, that about the hrst OF
October last, was attacked with violent
cough, which proceeded, as was the opinion
OF any physician who is man well approved
of in hi. profassisn, hssa hrtsise Which ]
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Finkerton's Collection Of Voy-
ages and Travels,

Forming eomhlete History efthe Origin and
Progress # DISCOVERY by sra and Land,
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To the Public.

The great benefit which I have experience
ed from Rogers's Vegetable, &c. and trm
persuasion that it may afford relief to others,
induces me 10 make every laudable exertlon
fer Its distribution. ."
For Ave years preceding the last OF Dec.
1907, ii consequence of taking violent cold
| had been afflicted with the asthma, dlsor-
der which conceived to be hereditary, my
father and grand father both having greatly
suffered FROM, it. I he disorder increasing
rapidly upon me, in the oprlng OF 1907, l
consulted Dr. c. IL Seeger, but the urgency
o. his business prevented him from attending
at that time, particularly to my case. MY bu'
siness ms de it necessary for me to leave home
and be absent the greater part of summer,
which deprived me G. the able professional
assistance of DR.. Secger. In September last,
a severe cold brought on violent cough and
the disorder assumed an aspect more serious
and alarming than at any former period
was extremely de6iHtQted, en,aciate9 and con
fined. Such was the irritability Of my lungs
I was obliged to use the greatest cautionin the
act OF respirihon. After free use Of Be-
pers's Vege.a liable, sc. for about two months
I was perfectly relieved OF the dreadful cough
which had 50 long afflictedme, and complete
" cured OF every symptom Of the asthma
In short, blessed be God, j have continued in
sound health ever since. Asthese facts may
be important to those unfortunate individuals
who are suffering from the same disorder, i
have been thus particularin their detail. -----.-
And I do not hesitate'to declare any solemn
eonviction, soth from my own experience and
observing its effects on others, that DR.. Eo-
gers's V. p. D. is an easy, safe and efectual
remedy for coughs and asthaias, and is the
greatest antidotc to ali pulmo'Mc complaints
that the world has ever Witnessed.
Jacob w. Brewiter.
.Northcmhton, January, 1909.
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Alex. Moore. Reglfer.
This is to give Notice,

. Tfhat the subscriber of alexandria county,
In: he district of Colunbia, has obtained from
the orDhans' Conrr Of said county letters tcs-
tameutary on the estate Of VIM, hszhugh,
Esouire, of Chatham. late of the county a.
foresaid, deceased: all persons having claims
I araiv.st the said deceased, are hereby warned
"a ex hibit the same with the vouchers there
sc 10 Alexander Moore, Register of Wills of
Alexandria, on or before the 2ad .day OF juno
next, or they may by law be excluded from
All benefit Of said estate. And those indebt-
ed thereto are requested to make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this 2sd
day Of December, 1909,
Robert Randolph.
EsvMt9r efJVm. Fitzhnsh, efe1Gtham.
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larleS HeatOn.
To the Public.

1tconsequence of taking severe coldin
lllay, 1908. I 1Uas seisrd Nth a via!ent pain
in ma side, attended Nth a distressing
cough. zDiici, although Ibad The ad0ice
and prescriptions ofa respectable physician
iastrd me fur zveeks, ac1thout any aIrvia-
f;;oa. then applied to DR.. Grorgc Rogers,
srhs administered his Yegetab'e Potm0nic
Detergent, zehich g1lve ne immediate re,
lief: end in ten days I uUas entiriy freed
from the pnn IN my side and cough.
III. Charles ChanL.ll
1. Northampton Marc4 ..soe.
l. LIZ az NORION, jim. Of Vest
GSpton, in Massachusetts. do ce'nJy that
in the last year ! zo0s aftendea'oifk greaf
debility, zueakness of the iungs, distressed
for breath, and jaruio|tnt cough attended
zoith fcuer 0ra number Of months; ebous
.the,15ih IF august Jegan rhe use At DR..
George Rogers's Vegetable Pulm0nic Dear
gent. / Kept in tie use Of IT ab'"t thrsc
months immediately after toking this me
dicine mn copgh ebated and ! could breathe
Nth more freedom. I mould recommend
the medicine from my o7un emperiencs' TO
those rpko are troubled 1vi'h a cough, and
disorders Of the lazgs and breast. and can
sumbrive complaints, and do believe it to dr
a va!xable andNscJM med cine.
Elijah Norton, jun.
Wtstambton, Feb. ri 1909:
rFo Fer sale by K. graf Bookseller,
King street, agent, for tie, proprietor.
Cctobey:31 1c1V6m
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Thomas Harrilon, "A
RI. Taylor.
December 8.
Ealaabke Pgobeyfp Ten ST.,

IN PURSUANCE OF d deed executed ,ss
Subscribers on tie :Ith day of Augu.,, Il
blythe lale RoJeal r. Hoor, Esq. i. trust
certain purposes thereby expressed, lhey /
proceed to sell at pubic auction, al the q
fee House, IN the town Of .Alexandria, On h
fist Monday in March next, the lollogSl
.vaiaa6le P,oherty, VIZ.
One Lot OF Ground in IN
said town Of Alexandria, lying eastward 4
UEion and between Duke and Wolfe slsr,E
with a Wharf extended from the ss.nc Nv
the river: lbs lot fronts teet UaI
Potomac.
One other Lot. situated uI
Water street, between Prince and Dnks
streets, aill fronting about ~ feet on irates
street, This lot is handsomely enclosed, anal
thars !. g very productive garden upoaits
The undivided Mgiety etfthe. following Pra.n|
ty, all situated in me said to1cn Of Aes.+
e',ia, to wit
Cne Molety Ct the Propertyl
ON which the said r. T. ilooe Lately resided
situated at the corner Of Prince and Water.
streets, ard fronting feet or there,.
bouts on Water, and feet on pinaI
streets On this property there are cxiel.
sive Brick Buildings, forming a large and
well finished Dwelling House & three Slora|
with all necessary out houses, a pump md|
yard and an excellent garden.
Il J. S o,
The undivided Moiety Of d
House aad Lot situated at ths corner Of Wal
te. and Duke streets, fronting feet on
Water, and feet ON Duke. ThisprO-
perry is subjects to an annual ground rsnsiOs'
ever oil sixty one AID Ar ll.df dollars.
The whole of the above property cxcsF
the last is free OF cncumbraEce, ard will B.
shewn at any time to such as desire to be III
Formed about it. The sale VIII he made onl
credit of 6, IL and Is months for applp'a
Endorsed notes, negotiable attire bank CT Air
aplrla
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no THE pIJBLIC
Who ere esss.ed spish Coids, as aF''
and Consinis tiy''s.' 3.

YWSffEREais perhaps no InsalSail U.s. 80
lion better established, none more ge-
.erally confirmed by the experencc Of s y,
seast physicians Of all ages and countries, ana
none ri more importance to the
thar, the fact that many ofthe most ailncus'
and inenrable cornpl aints originate IN he
al COLDS. a climate as variable as ours
where tae changes Of the wcatner are ire
|.unently sudden and unexpectedly requ 3 :
more care and attention TO guard aga,hss -.
subtle and dangerous enemy OF ING, tlah .no''
people smaeine, or ARE willing to bes.oW.--
81 nce the vast number OF patients aff IN
with coughs, catarrhs, asthmas and consainp-
t;ons. The many cases of tile KIND VAIN y }
ifaupnaerrmy observation, the disappearance
I exnericnced. in practice, from feineaics
highly recommended and my own pre,-su1ls !
oosition to 2uihonic complaints were We sI'os 5
;nd,cements for me 10 consider wAeth ltl, .
con,ponnl. consisting of mild .yegctsoie ss.lo-
.s,ances co,,d not be invented, more free rom
be,wel, founded objections OF practitiol'ers,
and better calculated 20 avert 'hs = 'i'i A'ss
destruction of the lungs. . 80. ,,,,,,
II have sthe satisfaction to offer 70 tne pu''
ic suchS a remedy, under the name oi Tue
VEGETABLE PULMONiC DE I'm '..l'--
CENT well adapted to various conslltuuohs
"a bab;ts. and to declare with the fullest
dance that I.afSund this composition tar
s,,,,erior to others intended to answer the
come nurpose. Fam perfectly satisfied, that
practitioners, who have frequently to comsat
the effects Of suppressed perspiratlon and DC
nor NEGLECT the use of the lancet and other
evacuations, whenever they arc indicated'
will place this medicine on the list ct their
most fayoritc remedies as it can In no case
do harm. l will abide by this motto
NO RELIEF NO PAY. :
This motto may be deemed csstentatious by
some, and amounting to apositiveness that
the medicine will invariably effect cure In
any stage of disease like a miracle the
is far from believing that this me
,dicine will render mankind Immortal :; but he
is fully sensible If taken seasonably, and ac-
corSliRg to the directions, it will either pre-
vent or cure, and is unseasonably, it will most
sensibly alleviate Distress and prolong lie
and having no desire to profit by the conti-
dence of the sick and afflicted, induces me to
make the above overture. Should the contra
nv appear in any instance, as In some 1t pos
sibly may, the money for the medicine will
be cheerfuliy refunded by. the person who
may vend the same.
. GEORGE ROGERS.
nh. The above named metlCine is Sc
cured to the subscriber by letters patent from
the President o. the United States, and pre-
pared at his Dispensary i'll Northampton
county of Hampshire and state OF Masachu-
sets.
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Aorshamh Ion, ltsess. FEB. 800. 3
i james Heaion, also heieby certify, U ia;
In the fall ofthe year aos, MAS scizss. with
: severe cold attended by an obstp:sts and
Distressing cough, The violence ot-l;,Y cough
soon rodueetl "a +. in inanY SIDE and breast,
andfrequently spittngof biooa,an .aost, all
the horsid, 81 n,ptomss Of a cotlsumD tion were
,apitly assailing me, la this sisiatlotr = Twas
recon- n1ed TO Dr. George Rogers, who
r..nflered ne. immediate relisIby atln,lGlster-
ing his v setable pst,mssnt. ! base coAii-
nues HE use of il ever since anc for three
months past, though not completely restored
to health, j have beenablc constantly TO aueud
to my business-and fully believe tlrat my
partial rest,ra,ionhas been solsly owing tun.
der 6 cd, TO this valuable Mcdi:ine.
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For Rent or Sale, !
Il Bqks-AoaJe e DrOslllng -h09]
Dcct nliler Z.

THAT Bake House and Dwelling M
situate at the corner OF Water ana ',iVp.
streets, at present occupied by Mr. anu 4,
Jameson. Possession may DC had 'p' =
day OF January next,
ALSO, ,,;b
That Square, Or two acres OF grou', ,,y,Sl
the improvements theron, situate %, psndk,
ingtor street, between Otonoko ana is =. I'd
ton sGcets, whercon my family az pa
live. Immediate possession mAg2ss -
,,ou.,,., ! oi'' alvsssd
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COX Acres of Land for Sale.
December S.

T WISH TO SELL the above quantity of
4 LAND, situated near the road leading
from Georgetown 10 alexandria. and about
an equal distance from each town.
This propertyis fully one half covered with
wood, which will reader itan advisable pur-
chase, on the terms that will sellit
George H. Terrett, Esq. vii shew tho
land to any gentleman who wishes to see it,
and will give the necessary information.
George H. Chapman.
December Is. 2ag
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.Northamtton, Lnluary, lS09.

THIS may certify, that about the first Of
October last, I was attacked with violent
cough, which proceeded, as was the opinion
OF my physician, who is man we'll approved
Of in his profession from a.braiss which /
received on my left side about a fortnight
beEore. BY his consent tried RoSers's Pal
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Enbli Sale.

UNDBR thar,sy of 4 deed Il !.
from Samas.. Bail 70 us, iss The pi,r.s
secnrIng the sIaSias sfcertain a,Sis $ !,
haa, tssssoss surviving adninisus.or Il ,
.6rra.,.f zHllsoa, deceased, aid 10 ~
Essts, wc will hotter at puplic sale, az
4 9Th day of Mach nexs, Il, Inc { {
door of the court house, in Fairfsx en-
a TR ACraO E. LAND, in the SUD ,,sS
eescribed iRtlls iced as si,,iatcAon ucr,s S
Creek, adjainillg % the town Of coltl;s'
and devised TO the said Sapiast Baiiey 81
fatl,ef lillian Pailey-supposed 10 cl.,
four hundred acres. 80
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8 SHOES q ERMINE.
Eor SIZE
Tie yelgowiag TzLUABLE Pro ERg "a.
CT OF E AND,

@MClTAINg4N1Gi 1000 acres more orless,.
u called and known by the name, OF Butta-
loe Marsh. wing within - miles of Watches.
Ter. iR the county Of Frederick, IN the state OF
Virgi,,is.s ON about 900 acres of this tract
there are several very well improved farms
tenaused for life or lives, the balance Tree OF
all ineuau rance including an excellent rner-s
char;1ni built With stone, the whole yielding,
an annual rent of about 500 dollars. Much
sof this tract i very fertile. welr watered, and
all ahsnidabce ssf tirGacr. It's generally roll
ings but PaFto Is rs hilly;and seoney, chiefly
soflime stone. Il will be laid of to suit ,pur-S
chasers. - -
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GEORGE ROGERS.

N. B. The above named medicine is Sc
cured to the subscriber by letters patent from
the President o. the United States, and pre-
pared at his Dispensary i'll Northampton
county of Hampshire and state of Massachu-
sets.
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John Hopkins.
2aw6m
July ~.
|. Dri,hans' Court,

Alexaalyia County, Dec. Term, 1909.
Ordered, that the executor OF VIM. Fitz-
huph of Chatham, deceased, do insert the fol-
4 osvinr advertisement three times aweek for
si6ht weeks in the Alexandria Daily Gazette.
Teste,
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s,u0nic D eterEent II was very weak and ipY'
and took bQt half the qransity prcsctibsd FIX
Il { affections. inthrec days. WAS much re-
,ieyed, and, in eight das quite cured Of ne
Moses Parsons Jun. !.
Northampton, February, 1922.
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Another tract, called Holliss

Marsh, lying inthe county OF Westmoreland
containg about $500 acres, bordering on the
river Potomac, adjoining the Suatford estate,
and The te.residencc of Richard Lee, esq OF
Chantilly ON the estate are number OF
farms and tenants at will. Part of this land
is extremely fertile, and all oft as good as
the lands generally are IN that part oil the
country. The Marsh affords excellent range
rstock, and is happily situated for hst and
fowls of which that river abounds, and must
be desirable estate to any person who may
choose to reside in that part ofthe county
IS viii howefers e laid OF TO suit purchasers.
The above lands are held BY deeds OF pur--
chase duly recorded in the general court,
Another tract containing 992
acres, Wing ia the county of Berkeley, adj
ioining the residence of Rawleigh Solston,
ESQ., of which about 600 acresis leased forthe
balance Of the life of an aged MANTLE restte-
nanted at will This land is situate in what
is called the big bend OF Potomac, and borders
omit. In point of fertility il sesteemed IN
! .ferior to none in that partofthe state andNis
held BY deed from James Marshall, esq.
Seven other tracts containing
1000 acres each, adjoining each other in the
county OF Mason, within a few miles of the
& Ohio, between the two Kanhawa's on the wa.
tiers of Sandy Greek, which runs through a
considerable, part oft. 1t adioins the lands
$-of general Washington. and the late Benje-
MN Harrison, Jun. esq. A large portion of
sif is rich bottom and the upland ofvery good
qdaity Ii is held under the original Paten--
s'tee by dcsds, duly recorded III the gcnerl
court.
FIVE full & complete Shares
in.ihe Dismal swamp Company.
Upwards of If, 600 acres OF
I. Lands, being very old military rights, lying
In the states Of Ohio, Kentucky and the In
diana territory; chiefly patented in my ewn
name and ready to be shewn.
-, A more particular description of the fore
/. going propertY may be seer by applying to
Mr. Thomas Taylor, of kiChmondi who is
authorized to make contracts, or TO myself
IN Alexandria. The titles are sllmdoubted.
{ aud the terms proposed ate,aonc fourth ia
!. cash at the Tins of conveyance, the balance
in three instslments.5 the 4gst tTo to be on
interest from the date. Any species of the
public stock aud of the different Banks insthe
!, United States o., Insurance. Companies--ei
the Potomac Bridge and Turnpike Compa-
MES viii be received In payment according
Z 10 their fair value. Ground rents in the city
of lRichrnond and town IF Alexandria, or
Houses and Lots, will likewise be received
III payment according to such rates as may
I be agreed upon.
John Hopkins.
q Il -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-12
EXPOSITION OF
THE CONDUCT OF THE HONORABLE
FRANCIS JAMES JACKSON,
IN HIS CORRESPONDENCE
WITH ROBERT SMITH. ESQ.
SECRETARY OF STATE.

The American government, and TIE ra-
tiou at large, confidently relied upon the full
hi'nehe OF the arrangement OF the 18th April.
1909. proposed by Mr. Erskine in the MANS
OF ms sovereign, and accepted by Mr. Smith
in behalf of the President This reliance
vas justified by the official form of the COM
pact and the solemnjty of its PRONUNCIATION
at Washington. IL was, therefore, with ex
treme surprise that the American admins
ttratien and the people of the United States
IN general, received information that his
Britannia Majesty had refused,-not TO ra
THY the provisional agreement, for it was
supposed to have been ratified Already
but to comhiste the stipulations which the.
arrangement clearly required
The agitation which it might be imae.in
ed would naturally arise from the unexDec
ted avulsion of national faith and hope. by
the disavowal of the compact ON the part
OF the British monarch, was consider;,bIv
assuaged and repressed bv the implied pro
mise OF atonement and The pleasing idea of
approaching amity, in some form or other.
suggested by the prompt appointment of =
new envoy 10 succeed Mr.. Erskine. The
delay between the period of his annuncia
tion as the successor of tie minister whose
act had been dssvowed, and that of his ar
rival in America had indeed, oCcasioued
suspicious that the British cabinet was innn
enced by spirit OF insincerity but the Pre-
sident and the people were still cheerfully
disposed 10 receive the new missionary ,yjti
undiminishcd cordialty, and to promote bv
every honorable means, AN harmonious te,n
per and perfectly good understanding be-
tween the two countries.
HE choice Of Mr.. Jackson was cer,ainlv
not oappy one for the occasion England
had thirty gentlemen Of the diplomatic corps
unemployed at the time lie was selected
and 1T was considered az singular election.
that he alone. among so many ministerial a.
gents disengaged, should be considered the
8Ain6le tndiUia'nnk to conciiiate America
Inc seizure Of the Danish feet was an act
OF enormous at"OCity in the eve OF a neutr I
power; and whether MIR JACKSON was Am
oihciai agent in that affair or not, he was
with hue and cry, pursued By the reputa
tnn ol 1t. A good and lawful objection tn
Mr.. jackson also was, the ofIarce which
Denmark, power IN amity with the United
states, might justly take at tie reception Of
Il man IN the capacity If minister, who had
been instrumental i'm woundiug her sensibii
ity and invading her rights Or course. bc
could not be the most pleasing of all possible.
characters IN treat with government. whoss
pride aii whose boast il bad been. rnJer
tHrec successive President, 10 preserve the
nation m po3tu . 50 strictly neutraI. thar
the sovereigns Of Europe could not reproach
It with solitary deplr'Gle from the res. &c
'abl s'and which il had wen uoder Gene
RAJ Washing on. The moment of NJ J4Gk