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u AN away from the Subscriber, ON
IN Sunday evening last, Nm indcntel Anprsna.ce
TO the Blacksmitll's business, named JOHN JOHN
SON, sbout rs years Of age. . fest q on Z incIesM
to, and peculiar walk Two Of his teeth have been
broken. occasioned by n.hammer. He had on When
he went away, striped sHin, swansdown vest bnSk
velvet pssnaoous, snla short tlus jacket ana qat'-
nd wthhim, consiaerabl quantity Of osfer asesA-
ing. -J4ssrs ..xx..
sonablc charges. viii be rai, to any person who will
return the SAID Apprentics or secure bim AZ any jail
and give information thereof, sosthat nc rnsy' be
brought back 90 hismaster :.
NJ. B. All masters Of vessels, and otscrper-
sons are forbid hsrbouring or employing said Runa-
way ON penalty Of proyccutipp .s.,,
.,Gdtl'efo-sa, Dec 10, 1909.
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To he Sold at PUpLlcK AUCTION,

ToLc Sold at PUBLlCK. AUCTION,
ON the goth of lDECE1f9ER, 180g-G ~ r..
c,ocL q ~ IN fair weather, II not, the first fair
Dayl on the Prsaiscs, IN 1iyfnc gfa Drrrer ef Me
Supreme Judicial Csar Of the Ssass ef Hh0ds 4
siaud, Gc..
4 IL. the right, title and interest Of
~ EDW.9R u SY.aAHOpE, dcccascds Cnclud-
ing the widows right ofdowcr) IN and unto one GER
iain Lot Of LAND, stssted in Ne'scri, on Eesioas
ofdn Allotment of ssid of with the Dwelling iiousc
&C. thereon standing. Conditions Made nscwn az
'''' '''' y MARY sTANuOPr, .a,ieir
THOMAS y. STALL, .2dn'r.
.Ns1sborf, Dec. 13.
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The engrossed bill supplementary. TO .anact
" for extending the right Of suffrage inthe
territory Of Indiana, and for other putposcss
was read q third time and passed. 4.
MANUFACTURES
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-24
TIE MIhrAKE

AT a tavern, Scotehman and an
ii'fhmar met,to fpend the nigh, The
honie being full, they were compelled
&c aeep together. On reti,ins to
bed, the iri1hman resueaed the land
lord to call him up early IN the morn
ing. The Scotchman being baidhead
cd was butt for the Irlhman's rid.
iculs. Towards morning, theScotch-
man got up and with razor ihaved
all the hair L, /. che fore part of the
lrlih wsg's head, and Get off on his
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-24
sr.stt Paragraphs.
srocKsRlDGs, JULY 8.

sTocKsRlDGE, JULY 8,
We take the opportunity Of an
nouneing through The medium of
our paper, to the friends of the un-
fortunate Mr.. HENRY NIGER
SOIL, the mott pleahng intelligence
OF his probable releaie IRON long
aud painful Confinement in the
vaults Of prifoo in South America,
were this poor deluded. innocent
young man has been futFering with
grea, fortirude the mott unexampled
laTdihips. Intelligs nee has been re-
ceived in this town from Mr.. En-
skine, minifter Of his Britannia Ma
ieity at Warrington, that an appli-
cation made BY him through Mr.
hammond, his Britannia Msjeffy's
Secretary of State to Admiral Apo
caea, Spanifh hmbaiIador at the
Court OF London, has procured from
The supreme Government Of Spain,
lhe lanta of SevIlle,) an order to
the Government of Santa Fee, in
which province Csrthagena, the
piacc Of his confinement, is Gruated,
tor his Immediate rel,ssr.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-24

| which IS no, commanded, that heavenly ble1.
ing WI follow He concludes, in his appli'
GATOR, tha," the fubjett 10 very imporr aat, >
and If the falvation Of children depends on
their being baptized, as much as the prefei va
ton of he children of IIrael did on obeying
lie divine command. which appears to be IN.
;irsted, furelyI mutt eycIaim, It Is rs,y irpor-
tart. aac II is calculated 10 touch ienhbly all
the tender feelings Of parrsts and they ought
TO carry forward all their off. rring, aud have
then baptized thar they may be delivered
frora perdrion. and ae entitled to ieats 10
manfions above
He obfefves, "perfaos 10 no, difeover the
connection which the ute ofwafer in baptifm
has with the gift of che Holy Spirit the par
don Of fin, ard eternal life; bu, he above in
hance Lettering TO the application Of. blood
and the pselervs,;on Of the children of Ifraelj
ihows, that there ought TO be fome better rea-
ION for proving that fuoh q connection does
nor exiii.' rs much as TO fay 10 parrnt., thar
If you repen' and are bepii2ed you al will as
&c iain'y be fsved as the children Of Ifrael
were preferred.
To conclude to believe and he baptized
fa6ts 2, as I2 & $40, II & ss, s. IL,
81 ace sIpref'ly united bydivae appointment,
and we oish.ino, TO forget the preoept, f." what
Ged ha'h joined together LEI not man pu, a
iuneer," and to remember, "wha, man hail,
pa, tose'he which is Unauthorized hy divine
telhmsay. God will Fns a.aader" The c,oie
intimacy which the gifts and graces of the ho-
y ip'rli has with the ex;ernal riteof bsprifin
: forcibiy taught IL the Iail inju efion of our
sAyieuf TO his diieiphcs Go We INTO all the
world aud preach he gofpel to every creature
he tina, bslicveth and is baptized il.all be IA
we'd Il is deGred lha, all who are enqu,ring
after ruth nay ieafoh the fcriptures Ikea,
BOUAN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-24
sELECr TOASTS

The hea'dleis here oi he ioulh, who pro
peieI warm wafer or bleeding 10 the New.
England st'es-- e him remember that old
Mali, hHets rocked The cradle of !ndepen-
dtnSe
Tie d'ny sss INavy gftte u S.--May the
rsdonhed Geaeral in Chief of the former, be
ddniied 70 esf egps,s with his philosophical
friend AID patron IA Cafff's 19.Hnfaia and the
Gun Boats OF the latter be tranfporIed to the
Naaonsl insti'ute of France, confgnsi TO The
Great Emperor 10 he preierved with
the Mammal B.as', as a Monumen, of the
ugaon OF The late Asrsmiai and ftiigsfb.sal ad
miniara,ion.
TIE Amfri'sa Foiy--May they rever prove
Mrs. Clalkes TO Mii-isad our commanders.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-24
REMARKS.

REMARKS.
Fellow citizens Americans How
long will you con niue to receive
with indifference, thefe repeated &C.
counts of juries AID cru-lties, from
a nation which infults you by aGaring
you that fhe is at peace with you !?
Wosld you reit 10 iilest and tame
under ,houisndth part as much
from Great Britain ? You know
you would net. Behold hundreds
OF American citizens now in French
dungeons !--eaptured under de-
cree which entrsges not only all the
laws of civilized nations, but of hu-
mainly and deeency Yes, they are
captured for being viiited by a for.
eign armed flip, which they have no
power to prevent, nay are bound by
the law OF nations to permit, and to
add the deepei humiliation TO the
grofrlt injuilice. it is right Of Witt,
VIII ch is claimed ard enforced, by
the very fovereign who makes war
upon US for permitting 1t from ano,h-
err. Fellow citizens 1t is now
more than two years iince the French
have treated YOU in this ihameful
mannef, and yet your government
and the government of France con.
tiDue IN all their relations OF peace
and amity Initead of remonltratiug
againit fuch iniqnity and outrage,
and demanding jutiee. what have
you ever feen, but humble petitions,
conveyed in the beggarly lyle of
duplication, through ga minifer
whole conduit is more that of an Of
ficer of the French police than of an
American Ambahador = Yes, fell
low citizens for more than two years
has your flag been truck on the
ocean whenever j, has been met
with by the flag of France /; your
ys1sIs e been icornfully burnt or
"a Etled uAths ocean your proper
y hseb16M{eized and con6fcated
your failors robbed aud manaeled.
or forced By truelties TO ferveagaintt
their own country the woFthlefs
part OF them fuborned by a public
decree, to commit perjury, and on
their evidence III ugh charging no
crime, the wretched remainder OF
the crew are condemned as prif7ners
OF war, landed as flch and marched.
without thoes to their feet or clolE.-
ing to their backs il the mott incl.g,-
eat weather fone hundred miles ia-
to the interior of Francs iaihrd
along the highway like ilaves, treat
ed with every polIible indignity, and
then injured in the internal dun
geons of Arras or Verdun. There.
deprived of every comfort and of all
intercourse with the reit OF the
world, there, fellow citizens,l have
they teen lying, fome for months
and fone foI years there they now
lie, waiting away the bef s:goer os
their days, counting the hours OF
their captivity, as they Turn in vain
their in.Ploring eyes towards their
own government, and etching down
and another week of grief
and defpondence. Nineteen cents
day allowed them for fubiihence,
and cloathing and medicine f! Allow
ieven a day, or as dollars year for
cloa'hing, and you leave them four
cents to purehafe each meal. Think
IF this, ye who live in luxury here,
md read their tory with more ir-
liiference than You liaen to the fa.
tious forrows of Ribinion Crufoe;
hinss Of this. aud let il at ieng;a en-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-24

If you ak me, laid Lavater, which
is the real hereditary I'm OF human ma
ture, do you imagine | ihaIl anlwer
pride, OF luxury, or ambition, or egot.
i'm J No, | ihall fay isDoLENcE I've
who conquers incidence will conquer
al the reit.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-24

journey. Soon after, the landlord
awaked the iriihnan who on going
to the glafs, cried out, i" BY Jah5,
yo.f B re qorked ~ the Sc1t.ka,an, AID
net o,e-lN to bed again.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-24
CWhole No. 5e7.

was Fix months a priloner the 9Th
of april init. which fsems an age to
me, not (having) been accuitomed 10
a itate Of captivity. No more at
prefent, but remain your obed't hum
Die fery9nt, JOHN WYLE.
Dated l4rra5 Prior, Aprii IS, 1899.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-03-29
To the Public.

IN consequence Of taking severe cold III
MAY. 1908, ! was seized wi h violent pain
in my SIDE, attended with d distressing cough,
waich, al,housh | hid the advice aad pre-
scriptions % respectable physician, lasted
TIE four weeks, without any alienation.
then applied to DR.. George Rogers, WHO ad
ministercd his Negotiable Pu.monic Detar-
gent, which gave Tie Immediate relief; and
in ten days was ent.leIy freeu from the pain
IN my side and cough.
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{ ha.,lees Chapman
northampton, Niarcn, 1899.

Northampton, Marcn, 1922
/, Elijah Norton, Jun. OF Westampton, IA
MASSACHUSETTS,, 10 certify. th.t IL the last
year ! was attended with a grea, debility -
weakness of The luz IS, distressed for breath,
and violent cough, attended wilma fever Tor
number of months a6ont lie fiEteenth OF
august [ began the use Of Or. George Ro
gcrss Vegetable pulmonic Detergent ]
Kept in the use Of it about three n.onths,-
Immediately after taking this mredic;Be my
ceugh acatcd, a,d l could breathe with more
freedom would recon- mend The medicine
from MY own experience, to those WHO are
troubled with cough, and disorders OF tie
lungs and breast. K consu'nprive complaints,
and 10 believe It to be valuable and useful
nlel!lGine
ELJAH NORTON, jun.
Westampton, Feb. q, 1893.
For Sale BY r CRAY BookseHer, King
street, agent j6r TIC Ar4hfietor.
March %. Lawson :
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Northampton, FEB. 1902.
.NortLamtton. Ass. Feb. L

.Northonyaton, Mss. Eco. 1909.
James Hcaton, also hereby certify, that
in the fall of the year 1903, was selzcdMlth
a severe cold attended by an obstinate and
distressing cough. The violence OF my coagn
soon produced pain in my side and breast.
and fequent splitting OF bioest. in short, at
the horid symptoms Of consumption were
rapidly assaiin re. !nthis situation | WAS
recommended to Dr.. George Rogers, who
rendered me immediate relief by administer
ing his Vegetable Detutgeat. have CONT
nueG Inc use OF it ever since, and Tor tniee
months past; though not completely restored
to health, have been aole constantly TO attend
to my business--ane fully believe that my
partial restoration has been solely owing ten-
tlel. Cody to tl,.s valuable medlllne
James Heat9n.
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Public Sale.

IN pursuance efa deed of trust from, Alex
ander Henderson, Jun. executed to Henderson,
Ferguson and Gibson, will be sold, On the
first Monday in April next, before the Court.
House door in the town of Dumfries, the pros
merry therein specified. The terms of sale
win Be made known onthe day of sale
Daniel Carmichael, agent
For Henderson, Ferguson and Gibson
March IL. Gts'
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Tie great benefit which ! have expert,
enced from Rogers's Vegetable, &c. and
firm persuasion that it may afford relief TO
others, induce me to make every laudable ex-
ertion for it's distribution.
For FIVE years preceding the last OF Dec.
1907, in consequence of taking violent cold,
had been afflicted with he Asthma, dis
order which | conceived to be hereditary, my
father and grand.lath both having .s!eatl,
suffered from it. The disorder increasing
rapidly upon me, in the spring OF 1907,
consulted DR.. {. L. Seegcr, but the urgency
Of k;s business prevented ''imefrom ate ndihs
at th&t time, particularly to my case. nay
business made it necessary Tor me to leave
home, and DC absent the greatest part OF sum-
mer, which deprived me OF the~ab.e protcs-
sionaI assistance of DR. Seeger. In Sept.
last, severe cold brought Oh violent cough,
and TIE disorder assumed All aspect move Sc
rious and alarming than at any former period
II was extremely de6ihtated, e2laciated and
copIfaed. Such WAS thu irlltablllty CT my
lungs, was obliged 70 use The greatest eau
ton in tie act of respiration After free
use of Rogers's Vegetable, Sc. tor about two
months, was perfectly relieved Of the dread
ful cough which had So long afflicted me, and
completely cured of every symptom OF the
Asthma--In short, Blessed be God, have
continued in sound health ever since.-As
these facts nay be important to those I'm or
tunate individuals who are suffering from the
same disorder, have been thus particular IN
their detail Ard Go not hesitate TO declare
my solemn conviction, both from my own ex-
perience and observing its effects upon others,
that Rogers's V. P. d. is an easy, safe and
effectual remedy for coughs and Asthmas,
and is tie greatest antielote to all pulmonic
complaints that the world has ever witnessed.
Jacob w. Brewlfer.
Northaazhteu, January, 1909.
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TO THE PUBLIC,

mr. a.s :, s.cteg zy;th Coughs, GoAas, Asth--
mas and Goasaalqptloas.
F-HERE is perhaps no lnedieal oDscls..
s t;on hettcr established, none more gen.
eraIlv confirmed by the experience o. the oo's
nbvs;cians of all ages and countries, ana huns
,f ,,srrs ;nonortance TO the pracutiouer' thai,
the iso1 that many ofthe most tllslcai1 alia
;ncur,bIe complaints originate IN neGlec'eu
CoIDS To climate as variable as ours
whore the changes of the weather, arc ife-
euentlv sudden and unexpected, 1t requires
more care and attention, toguard against tias
subtle and dangerous eneH'y o. NE s1'l''
most people imagine, OF arc %llllhg % "
stow. Hence tie vast numbered patients 81,
Hicted with coughs, catarrhs, asthnas ana
consumptions. Ihe many cases OF toe 1ilia
WHICH, fell undeYmy observation, the disap-
no;ntnent ! experienced in practice, from
remedies highly recommended, ard my own
pre- disposition to pulmonlc complaints, were
strong inducements for me to consider WIG
Their a compound, consisting of mild veglta-.
HE substances could not be invented, more
free from the we'll founded objections oil prac.
ticioners, and better calculated to avert the
threatening destruction of the lungs.
have the satisfaction to offer to the public
snch aremedy, under tie name Of the Y L.
GETaBLE PULMONIC DETERGEN /,
well adapted to various constitutions and la--
his. and to declare withthe fullest confidence
that found this composition far superior to
others intended TO answer the same purpose.
| am perfectly satisfed, that practitioners,
who have frequently to combat the effects OF
suppressed peisplrailcD and do not neglect
the use of the lancet and other eyacuatiols,
whenever they are indicated, Will place this
me- icine Oh the list OF their most tayorlte re-
NEEDLES: as ii can in no Case do narm. VII!
bic b.. this motto
NO RELIEF NO Pay.
This motto may be deemed ostentatiou-. by
some, and amounting TO posiliveness that
the medicine viii invariably effect cure In
any stage of disease. like miracle the
prop,ietor is far from believing that this me-
,dicine will render mankind immortal; buthe
is fully sensible If taken seasonably, and &C
corting to the directions, it will either pre-
vent or cure, and if unseazonab,y, it viii most
scnsibly alleviate distress and p,olong life
aud having no desire to profit by the conf
denee Of the sick and af.lict ID, induces me TO
make the above overture (; should the CONTRA
ry appear in any instance, as IN someit pos
si5ly may, the money sfor the mcdi2inc Will
be chcerfully refundsd by TIE person who
may venG 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 Divpanaary in Northampton,
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THE. Subscriber Informs the Ladies ana
Gentlemen of Alexandria and its vicinity,
that he has opened SCHOOL in that COM
rnoaious room 5on King street, opposite the
Tnd;an Queen tavern, formerly occupied as
srhool room bs MF. Wli6arl where lie will
tsael, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Pool-
seeD;np, Mensuration and Navigation On mo-
derate Terms, aattering himself, thstby asst
5nans attention to the Improvement OF his
pupils. he may merit a share ofpublie pstre-
mage. - xrY@,,
dim
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The arst BOOK Of nation IS the dic,oo,,
oftheir own language.
EoLXEy,
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/. It shall lie printed on fins paper, in tm
handsome large l2mo volumes, upon
beautiful type, called nonlaTeil, cast for
tho purpose, ey Messrs. Kinney and Ro.
madison. This type, although smaIhis, b,
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professors, and thorough knOrlcdgsd
tie French and English languages.
II Price, to subscribers, for the two volumes
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first volume before the second, it maybe
received upon paying the tuj amount CT
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ar Subscriptions received BY u
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THIS may certify, that about the. FIRST Of
October last, was attached with a violent
cough, which proceeded, as was the opinion
of my physician who is a man well approved
of in his professions from bruise which
had received on my left side about fortnight
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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-03-29
VIM. G.. Newton.
PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC Sale.
On SATURDAY, the sth day of Aprll,' the
subscriber will offer at public sale, at The
Coffee house, in Alexandria
LOTS No. 2 and 4. ct that.
part of the Abingdon estate lately the proper
ty of Ro5ert Alcraader.--These Lots arc adj
yan,areously situated on the new turnpike
road and the Potomac, about four miles from
Alexandria, and nearly opposite TO the city
OF Washington. They contain rather more
than las acres. A credit Of 80 and 100 days
will be a4.owed on the purchasers giving good
endorsed negotiable notes.
r. I. Taylor, Ex'r.
OfJoHN WARTS.
March Is cots.