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lp:rtpsntioa 6elssx. nan Case !. I.

II. case s. OF head aeh foul stomachs ana:
for removing superfuons bile, perhaps no
- n,edy has been discovered superiorto ss
+ Et,ss IIAtIN'S ANTIBILIOUS Pills,
watch for 10 yoars past have been attend
ed with the greatest success. q ne testimony
of many respectable persons in our soutlier IN 2.
sea ports has been adduced who have reason
10 believe that d timely use Of this salutary
remedy during the prevalence OF malignant IAN
levers, has preserved their health alter ex-
pcriencing alarming syrnpto of fever.
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STRONG BEER.

r @ n rs 4 u a sss 81
a Few barrels ef the FIRST quality tnaae by
3. Leonafd. Baltimorcl of which, shall have
q regaaIisr supply during the seasons price six
dollars, barrel returnable.
Jerome Phsnliner.
Dee 90. ~ - 7aw3t
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ET TAKE NOTICE.-That limitations
ofthe above medicines are for sale in this
town--thcrefore please to apply only TO .Ias.
Kennedy, sen. Bookseller, King-street, Alexa.
who has long been sole agent for the sale Of
the genuine preparations. As further secu-
'rity against imposition, each genuine article
has on its outside wrapper, the signature OF
Hannah Lee,
WIDOW If the late Pref.5Tetor ~
Iuly 81, st-
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rs, WIN. DEvEENY,
ITCH CURED.

Lees Sovereign Ointment Tor the ltch,t a
certain cure by once using /; Hami'toa's i.o-
zenges !; tlamilton's Elixir, for Coughs the
celebrated Ambitious Pills Hamilton Es-
sence of Mustard, for the Rheumatism /;
Tooth-Ache Drops; Hamiiton's Grand Re,
storative for Debility.
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.drs. lo-This association shall continue
until the first day Of January, eighteen hun
dred and sixteen, and afterwards until ma
iority of the stockholders shall decide, at a
special meeting, to put an end to it. After
such decision, no further purchases shall be
made but i: shall be the duty OF the Presi-
dent and directors for the time being,to close
the business of the company as speedily as
circumstances will permit. "A dissolution
may at any previous lime take place, II decld-
ed on by the holders OF two thirds ofthe whole
stock, at special meeting, to be called by
the President and Directors at their own Inc
stance, or on the application of the holders OF
at least one third of the whole stock, alter SIX
weeks notice being given in the Alexandra
newspaper. e.
.Arl. 1.-THE books of subscription tor
shares in this institution, shall be opened on
the Esd day of October, present, under the
direction of Junses H. Hooe, John Ja'ney: ia
cob Hoffman, Charles Bennett, and CnthSert
Powell, Of which public notice shall be gwen
in the Alexandria newspaper. IN case the
whole number of shares shall not be subscno-
ed for on that day, the President and direc-
tors shall have authority to open the BOOKS
afterwards at their pleasure.
October S, 1909. 2a"3W
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Ludwell Lee.
dts
October 70.

dts

finder decree of the honorable the circuit
court ofthe district OF Columbia, held atAlex-
.andria, the subscribers will expose to public
1,se n the cofIee-house on the SOth day OF
October. on a credit OF sixty and ninety
days,
An Undivided m9iety qfa re1s q l3i Is
Ter dpna,n,
Payable for ever, charged on lot OF ground
situated at the intersection or Woife ana u
e-znion-straets ard extending southWardiy along
z1tha west side OF Union street one hundred ahd
a6fx en- feet, and Westwardiy along the south
side or Wolfe street sixty two iect SIX inches
he paymcnt ofth;s rent IS secured by valn-
able permanent improvements on the lot, and
eby the personal liability OF the late col tltz-
speralc;. and col. VIVA. Lyles OF Broad Greek
Mar land.
Aud Is from the sale Of the above rent
,rharoe the sum required by the decree O.
the c,,rt cannot be raised--rhc subscribers
viii then proceed TO sell, at The same place
and en- the same credit
()ue undivided seprnhh fart Of IRE reversIon
IN fee,
Expectant on the death OF Jane Roberde, an
widow of Daniel Ro5erdeau, deceased, II the
following Lets, that is to say, enc Lot or
the EAST side ofWater street between Wolfe
aid Wilkes streets, in front OH Water
tree 81 feet iHche.. III depth i25 feet,
and bounded on thee Moth by an alley
w;de.--On this lot IS erected handsome
and convenient S story BRICK dwelling house,
with the sss,,al out houses--And two other
lots adjoining each other on the west side OF
IIn;on-.t between Wolfe and Wllke-streets,
: :; co.. ~ Jyn;op.street forty one feet, III
depth one hundred and twenty i've feet
r. /. Taylor.
Cuthbert Powell.
October Is.
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eNaA able PROPERTY for Sale.
October Is.

~ rsuE subscriber offers for sale the House
[ / onk airi.x-strset, in Alexa n3 no, now
J ,ornn;ed by Mrs. s. Nichols. The asses
sers saw tlma property is worth four thousand
two hundred dollars, and have, year after
wear, assessed it at this sum but the
subscriber nasy offers it for sale at the halt OF
the assessed value.
He also efsrs for safe,
The vacant Lots on Fairfax and Franklin
streets. Assessors have said that these Lots
are worth three thousand two hundred dol
lars per acre, and have assessed them at that
rate but the subscriber will take less than
the half of that slim per acre.
He would gladly sell all his property on
the ,Mall-his Houses on King-street, near
Row al .street---his Houses on the same street,
near Washington. street-his ground-rents,
or any other property he has in Alexandria
ON credit of s, IL, and 10 months.-Ap-
S. Cooke.
tesshprs, March az. law
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Attention to Fortune Huli' En,'
and Po0sNon uiA be siVsn '''''A'''
M-Gnr day.

y-aw day. .,,, ,e,s Of
r WISH to sell, the uneSp'rf['' p va
wears, from the 10th day ,! Of p IiIoTEI
next, in the elegant and com"o G6is ESTABLISH,
nov occupy in Alexandra. e,ln %s e' the bss
ment is Justly celebrated as ah''' and 10 nj
aceomoda,ion. on the conunen';' d ao of his pr,
Of attention and abilities in the I l;ss ic
fession, cannct fail to yield ha nouerIy to ID
tune: ' The proximity of this P soas SIX mild
seat of government, being o"i po of, Bridge
from the capitol, over the rsOI,rDyandri,, and
the growing importance Of f. H 'he hou,s snC'
the Increase of the business OF inc ee,cupant, a
the re sidcncc of the present ;s mot not MOI
el;rible situation in the United oII' conducs
Attached to the tavern, is a.eSssse p sub
coffee house, supported by q IVY
scription. ..,nce Office. 81
,oa rhers a f' 'hs a. first respec,aOii, D"
O0a Tbe whole VI de, house is elegantly aa,c the
and to person who tales s ;11 be sold on '
s sr mart Of the furniture VIII "
most reasonable terms. NJ an Cat0ns
William
September 20.
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The Lot and Houle, wherein

the said Jonathan Ai1ndeUiiie lately hvcd, ~
: jig on King. street. and bounded as follows
i to wit beginning upon King street. siA'}
: feet to the eastward OF Altrsd-stfeee, a'.a
y running thence eastwardly with hing-streee'
: and binding herewith toity thrse feet h'e
inches thence northwardly with line pa
rallel to Alfred street, one hundred ieet to a
fifteen ieet alley; thence with the sad slley
;. and parallel to King street, forty three iee'
: five inches; thence with strsdght LIE TO inc
g beginning onth.
A credit Of SIX, twelve and eighteen months
will be given 70 tle, purchaser, On giving ms
notes, in three equal lnstalments, With al
approved endorser, fer the payment OF tue
purchase money, the notes to carry interest 5,
from the date. a lien on the property viii
. be REQUIRED as farther security.
U1 The sale to commence at o'ciock'
p. M
Ludwell Lee.
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February Q.
BANK or POTOMAC,

ID = N Il UT y ooo
Oc,o5er Il, lS0S
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Inc '. W
holders in the Bank of Potomac '''' ., ~e
ton for t7velve Directors for the eiSq"5 ~ y,
will be held at the courthouse II, W. J,v
of Alexandria, on MONDAY, inc i'''
November next n:.s,,ors.
By order efthe President and D D'G;~,
Charles Page, C2 yaIaI.,
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SEINE ROPE.

OLlISL MI ~
TIE subscriber manufactures ana Na' /
sale, at his house on Washington'SlFset,
posite Jacob Ho6man's sugar rchNsFy, t -
andHauling Ropes,of ali sizes; Seine" o. p
ing Irvine Shad * Herring lWnc j pa
ing and Bed Cords Plough Lines x l'S'
also, Tarred Rope and other Cores
Joieph Harper
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lust RECEIVED,
FOR SALE,

NEGRO NO M A ~.
SHE is a good Cook, Washer and ifoher,
and will be sold low for cash OF Oh snort
credit. Apply to the Printer.
Sept. SO -
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SALE BY AUcr,o,,
GERMBAr 90 ON,

On W ednesday, the 25tb inc, D.
at the warehouse ofM. Il n O.
sen, esq Bowly's wharf, Na o. "lcht
South s. and W'ood-strecis, win H. 4, e'a
~ liberal credit, for approved, en5 S sly
me greater part efthe ecrro I W {,
ITALIAN Fem, capt. Field S,u; y Tx
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n CT I G. Z.

Pursuant. to deed of trust from 10'at"a''
A1aadeville, deceased, to the suoscrioer'
will be sold, to the highest bidder, at pup
nc anction, on the premises, on SATUR,
DAY. the 2Sth of this instant month, Oc-
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-07

liable apriviledge. The people themselves
have eyinced their unwillingness to give up
this constitutional barrier, by refusing to
call convention with view to Its modih-
cation.
1t clearly appears then, that according to
che constitution of the. state OF Virginia, a
residence yuitiin it makes no part OF the qua
lifcations of an elector the state legisla-
ture. Andtherefore, that the law passed
OF, the 18th Jan. 1903, which deprives nom
resident freeholders Of their Votes, is UNI
constitutional, null and void. tIf the state
legislature can alter, or in any manner vary
the right of suffrage as defined by the con-
stitution, they may go on and change it en-
titely. They may say that the qualification
Of a freehold shall not in future be required
Or that no persons except those who cali
themselves g republicans shall vote. 1t be-
hoves the people Of Virginia, who still We
nerate that thing called constitution-who
still respect settled principles of govern
ment, to look to this subject. Ifthey wish
TO preserve the constitution, and to hand It
down to their posterity, let them select as
their representatives., men, avho will regard
1t assacred, aud whowil not justify or as
sist in its violation@fte
From the view that have taken Of the
subject, | trust twill appear. that the resi-
dents in the district Of Columbia, whoPos-
sess necessary .reehoMin Virginia, have
aaright to vote, and that they will exercise
that right. For the information ofthe free
holders as to what may be required OF them
when they offer to vote, will insert In the
conclusion of these remarks the10th section
Of the election law, which says, that no
elector epolled before ne shall have
disclosed, if required to do so by any candi-
date, or his agent, IN zohat right he offers
to vote, and shall have taken an oath, hich=
the officers conducting the election shall
administer, or make a solemn :lffirmatioa in
this form. ." do swear (or do solelnnly al
FIRM that / do in my conscience believe NY
self to be duly qualihedto vote for dels gates
to serve in general assembly for the county
Lof according to the act Of the
general assembly"
80 IS, A FEEEHOLDER
e In Virginia, and resident IN the
= district of Laipalbia.
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From the Freemaa's 1ournal.
WAR IN SPAIN AND PORTUGAL,

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ehei'ieo, ne 4S s2,l..s's hEciSIER'
and is distinguished by the following con-
else, appropriate, and impressive motto
!" e'xr h'ng, es9astsSutzon,, d'aa Ae1zps.? It's
executed with more sJtenl, and with more
science, than almost any newspaper which
we have ever. seen. Among its great varle-
ty Ct interesting original articles, one OF its
numbers contains correct and curious en-
craving, exhibiting the plan Of the battle of
Vimiers, gained by the British troops I'M
der sir Arthur Wellesley, assisted BY a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-09-11
FOR THE GAZETTE.
THE MONITOR.-No. III.

VINO VIII sAotp ~ any good y
The immediate worship and service Of
God is capable Of sifording us the most sub.
lime and exalted Of al pleasures The
beauties of,he natural world must attract
the notice Of any man Of common feelings
but viewing the many mercics Of Him from
ssh0nl c0mefh dossr eve,y good and psy,sa syi,
the devotional mind glows with an holy
ecstacy. and rises far superior to all The
boosted pleasures of sense, or the far famed
enioyments Of the world. Content with
this. the truly wise will seek no greater
good. Their minds are calm and serene az
the summers evening, and their lives are
regular, temperate and peaceable But
It's the peace ofGod which passeth all un.
derstandng. that rules in their hearts, and
It's the love Of Christ which constraineth
them Ask, who shews them this good
they will point you to a reconciled God.
Inquire what they do more than others to
deserve it they will tell you of the merits
OF Saviour. Not SO the silly votaries of
pleasure. Being strangers to intellectual or
moral delights, they live but in the noise
and confusion Of the throng. "Who will
show US any good f' what shall amuse Us
they cry as they turn from one scene OF
folly to another. Absorbed in the vanities
Of tbs world. immersed in the continual
hustle of company and amusenents, they
languish for new pleasures, and sigh most
bitterly foe some refinement in dissipation
But alas this is not always TO be found,
and the miserable child of vanity sisappon.
ted and peevish from the loss of what was
never intended to satisfy the desires of an
immortal mind. pines away still inquiring
"who will shew me any good - OF, having
broken the restraints of virtue, sighted the
monitons of conscience, disregarded the
precepts OF reason. and set ut naught even
the dictates OF common sense, he outstrips
every competition, and stands foremost in
every species of wickedncss and presump.
ton. These are the natural consequences
Of an unbountled thirst for amusement at
the expence of right reason. Rat tbs end
of such Is plainly marked. The unarrine.
word Of inspiration hath declared their
doom. This is its language" Because !
have called andye havs refused, haze susteA.
ed o4t M hand and no man yesa.ied il, there.
fo,e 4 's,R laugh al year calamity. and ,noct
Ishsr go@ fear coa,fh. Child Of the world,
hs picture isfmshed--look at it.
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laws, but the observations OF editor
thereon, with the debates in Congress
also the execrable epithets of tory, trail
tor, monarchist, hoary-headed incendi-
airy, sc. with which the democratic pa
pers teemed, and heaped upon this old
man, for his recommending measures
by them deemed so inexcusable.
In another letter he says, >" II trea-
ty had been made in France" lin GER
tain manner therein named) "he would
have sent it back without laying it be-
fore tile Senate, as Mr.. Jefferson did
the celebrated one of Messrs. Monroe
and Pinckney." Thus would he have
deprived the Senate Of constitutional
voice in national matter, rather than
cross private inclination. Such Ian
guage as this, cannot consistently be
the eifusion Of that pen, which once SO
admirably depicted the principles of
government, in his celebrated Defence
Of Consultations. Some other cause,
than what is open to common obserya-
tion, must have produced language SO
plerile, arguments SO Insignificant, and
statements so contradictory, as this cor
respondence contains. Happy would
1t be for the name Of the author, could
these productions be consigned to obli-
won, that his other writings nigh. con-
tinue to grace the libraries Of the liter
att, with ne unmeahing tract, like those
now under consideration, to detract
from the merits Of SO renowned wri-
ter as John Adams. But doubtless some
pretended friend will collect these let
tiers into pamphlets, and for election
eering purposes, pulled of and recon-.
mended for their intrinsic excellence.
This will probably draw an answer
from some ADLER pen.
Charity forbids US to suppose, that
Adams retains his formerly shining
talents. But let Us make proper allow
ances for the in6rmities of old age, the
influence Of son, and the recollection
of his disappointed expectation, and
candour will gain seat in our hearts.
We shall not, like our opponents, re-
quite former services with ignonini-
Gus epithets.
Enough has already been written to
show, that some imbecility lies at bot
tom; yet some further notice will pro-
badly be taken Of his writings--not to
engage the public mind against him.
but to molly ammosities to candour.
LAELIUS.
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sfltet Paragraphs.
HUMAN LIFE.

LIES little fage, lfays Young = a fma'
sminence blu, inch.high above the grave,
THAT final home OF man. where dwe,ls he IN
told multitude. We look zround--we read
their nonunien;s-we 6,h--sni, as we lgh,
we fink, and are what we dep'orec .-lamsn
ting, or lamen,ed, all cur iot."
Thefs facred tru'hs though fumrariiy ex-
preHed, are replse with inteteaing admoni-
lions.
g We are apt to think iii, life Of ours in.
aosfai, and TO be1ow no attention to the
sosV limit defined, fooncr or later, TO confine
IL; thus thinking, we svs and ss7, on many oc-
cations, repugnan, to that virtue and juftice,
which we 1,oud admire, venera,e and prac-
siee, did we call to mind the mse,tsisfy of our
profpeds aud duration be,e, and the es,f,iaty of
an Le,saffey, in which we are 10 be rewarded,
or punifhed, according to the good or bad
deeds done in tIi,ifs.
Ag,aVs ya,dis 5oth inifrudive to the mind /,
and whoiefome to the foul. While il ridi-
cu'es the idea of any other fuperiority 10 hu-
man nature, than thai of worth and virtue, it
demo Nsrates that death hurls his darts alike at
all and that, in the grave, all fha-e one com.
raon fate. to moulder and decay; and as we
pats on, from Zone to ftone, from tomb to tomb,
and either refed upon the i.jl,iptions or upon
the aaisa' which diffinguifh the perfon, they
mark; o'i'e Teens continually Attending to
our ears, frying, Live righteoufy. that you
may die good. and live to immortality of hap.
pines and glory"
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Mr.. ca.s~sr, of kewyo.k, after quoting fres,
feversl democratic papers, fuch extracts as a,-
pear-d evidently TO be driving at one obj'ef.
f" WAR with C,sst I,eifa;a, and ALLIANCE
4vifb F,suo." MAKES the following pertinent re-
marks.
From pretty attentive obferyanes of the
language lately held by ali the leadiag demo-
crasic newspapers throughout the u. States,
have my fears thai all il not right at the foam.
tain head. So many puppets could hardly all
move 70 the fame tune aud tine without iome
matter hand TO let them mn,ioa. Who d
where is the l>daltef hand
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to protect our liberties and rights--we can.
not expect long to enjoy what we are not
alzuays ready to defend. Nations rs well as
individuals are liable to the changes Of for
tuns-,heir decline may he AZ fsirid as
their elevation However painful the re-
Election, it may again be the fate Of our
country to witness the invasion Of her shores
and to marshal her heroes to eight for her
independence. Should this unhappy time
arrive (Which may providsnce averD we
feel pride in believing. that ,you will be
among the first to assert her cause, and to
display in her defence that patriotism aud
vslor, which become the character Of sol.
diers.-Never may this Standard be sur.
rendered by treachey or cowardice-Nev.
er may it be torn from You by the grasp of
an enemy--Never may it be Hnfurled ex.
cept in the ranks of treenen Long may it
hu,ter in the breath of peace and should
it ever be spread in the tempest of war,
NAV the spirit Of heroism preserve it in
every conflict, and the voice ofvictory and
fame declare Its triumph.
To which Ensign JosEPH VALENTINE,
made the following reply.
In behalf ofthe Officers and Soldiers of
this Company, present you our most SIM
cere thanks for this token of yolr friend
ship and esteem.
1t is not expected, our female friends,
that you will ever presume to take up arms
in the defence of our country, a. your stua-
ton will not admit Of your encoantering
the hsrdships and dangers of the field but
YOU have made it manifest TO Us by this
standard you have presented. that you are
willing to encourage well ordered militia,
which il the bulwark Of our country.
Should our country be invaded by for
eign enemy, We pledge ourselves IN the
most solemn manner to protect you and this
from all hostile invsders-and should We
ever be called to face our enemy on the
field Of battle. it never shall be surrender
ed by US but with our lives. And NAV oar
fathers who fought and bled for the liberty
and freedom which we now enjoy, ever be
had in grateful remembrance.
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She Ga;rttf.
THURsDAi, SEPTEMBER J, 1869.
ByBLE SOCIETY.

A number o. gentlemen of this and other
towns met a, the Court Houfe on Wedaefday,
3oth uls and formed themfelve. into a" BIBIs
socIErr Sy The DISTRICT or MAINE" and
then adjourned to meet at the fame place, on
7retdoy the l2rh inf at four o clock P. NJ to
choofe officers and elabiih regulations.
Capt J9tpb Ingvobam, Samuel Fres1ss, 6'9.
Rev. Aia Lyman, ass Mr.. Ro5.,f Boyd, Of Port.
land, Ammi X. A1as6ea En- Of North 7a-mo"fb
Rec. Caleb Bradley Of E.imsstb, sad f6s Rev 7i~-
efby Hliard, sf Go.bs-, were appointed Com
mit,ee to obtain fublcribers TO any Of whom
perfons de6rous of becoming members, or of
promoting the inftitusion, may apply
Ereemsss Friend
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ERRA'rA.

Ma. SwIRLrr-I notice the following typo
graphical errors in the extract of the Grafton
delivered at Paris, and publihed in the Cas-
cite Of the 2lff ult.
In the 18th line from The bottom Of the
FRI column inffead of "s6sasd" read i.fst7ss.
Five lines below, for ls,in" read qseta-Ten
lines from the top of the next column inltsad
of" Ia ba;ii.g" read Inbsii.x,