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Valuable PROPERTY fer Sale.

= IN pursuance of a deed executed 10 the
subscribers on the It'll day OF August, 1905.
by the late Ro6ert L. Atooe, Esq. III trust for
certain purposesthereby expressed, they will
proceed to sell at public auction, at the Cot
fee House, in the town of Alexandra, on the
first Monday in March next, the following
valuable PROPERTY, viz. .s-~,
One Lot of Ground in the
said town of Alexandria, lying eastward OF
Union and between Duke and Wolfe streets,
with Wharf extended from the same into
the river: This lot fronts feet on the
Potomac. . -.
One other Lot, situated on
Water street, between Prince and Duke
streets, and fronting about II feeton Water
street, This lot is handsomely enclosed and
there is very productive garden upon It.
The undiUided Aloiety of'tseJ following fToher-
ty, all situated in The said to7Dn ef Alera'--
rdria, TO wit ,..--.E ...s.. +.
One Moiety of the Property
on which the said r. T. HcOe lately resided,
situated at the corner of Prince and Water
streets, and fronting feet or therca-
bouts on Water, aud feet On Prince
streets. On this property there are ex,en-
live Brick Buildings, forming large and
we'll finished Dwelling House & three Stores,
with all necessary ont houses, q pump In the
ward and an excellent garden.
II L. S o,
The undivided Moiety of "a
House and Lot situated at the corner Of Wa
ter and Duke streets, fronting feet On
Wate,s aud feet on:Duke. This pro-
perty is subject to an annual ground rent for
lseyer OF sixty one and ar half dollars.
\ The whole of tire above property except
! tke. last isifree OF circumference, and will b
;.shewn attanytime TO such as desire to be in
gEsrned about it. The sale will be made on a
credit OF 6, 2 and Is manths for approved
Endorsed notes, negotiable at the bank Of Alex.
|sandria. ,s.ts,... 81.
Charles SimmS,
Thomas Swarm,
r. Harrison.
Nv. 80 60
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James Heaton.
TO the Public.

n consequence of tasing a severe ccla1n
Azay, 1908, I1vas seized roith a Ofolent pam
IN mn SIDE, attended zvifh a distressing
cougf. which, although fhdd the aavice
and prescriptions Of respectable Pfys'c'an
iastsdme four 5ueeks, UVithout any alevia,
ton. i then applied 10 Dr.'Georgs Rogers,
zphs administered his Vegetable Polmonic
Deiurgent, zphich gaze me immediate re
lief; and in ten days I1vas entirty freed
from the pain in my side and cough.
i Charles Chapman.
Northampton, March. 1909.
Elijah NORTON, Jun, of Vest
ambton, in Massachusetts, do certify, that
in the last gear Iuvas attended zvifh great
debility, peakaess Of the lungs. distressed
for breath, and violent cough, attended
,soith a feger f0ra number cf months; about
Me,15h Of August I began The use of.Dr.
George Rogcrs's Vegetdbie P~2a'0nic Deiur =
genf. / Kept in the use Of it about hrec
months Immediately after taking this me-
dicine my c0xgh o6ated, and Lcoan breathe
: Nth more freedom. I zvouh recommend
the medicine fran my cum experience, 10
shose 1vko are troubled zOith q cough, ana
disorders ofths lungs and breast, and con,
sumprive complaints, and do believe 10 TO- be
a valuable aid usetu! medicine. r., e..
Elijah Norton. jun.
Westambton, FEB. 81, 1909,
G~Fos For sale by Il. GRAZ. Bookseller,
King street, agent for The proprietor.
October 81. l01v6nr
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A-4 =
yTwHER is perhaps no Asdieas Opssss =
ton better, established, none more &c
Grady confirmed BY the experience q 'las Is,
hest ply sicians Of ali ages and. connsri anu
none of ssoFe importance 70 the pyact itaohs.s
thanS the fact thatmany Of the most dlt'.culs
and incurahle comp IaintS originate IN negie
ed cor DSs In 4 climate as variable as ours,
where fse changes Of the weather are ire-;
..unantly sudden and unexpected, AZ requires
more care and attention to guard agaanss TINS
subtle and dangerous enemy Tue, tnan I. llloss
rsorlr ;,Saainc, or are willing to pcsL STOW
: = .nc,. the vast nurnber os patients aitsicteu
with rnmphs catarrhs, asthlnas and consump'
! ,:s.,. yhe many cases Of the kind which
tell under my observation, the aisapp y
ITexperieneed il practice rom Eellisu ns
zhiphw recommended, and my own Pre-ulis-
!. cosition to 3ulinonic complaints, were strons
insl,csnsents for nae to consider whether a
.ron,p wound, consisting of mild vegetable SUD
s,anress could not be inyented, more Tree from
fhe wen founded objections OF practitioners
and better calculated TO avert the threatenins
destruction Of the lungs.
81 have the satisfaction to offer to the pup
TIC such a remedy, under the name. Oh tne
syEGETABLE PULMONiC. DE lE IL
CENT. we'll adapted to various corstituuoss
,a.p5 hah;ts. and TO declare with the fullest
confidence that found this comPosiuo IN iat.
superior to Others intended TO answer ssne
same purpose, am perfectly salsned' tnat
practitioners, who have frequently to comsat
the effects Of suppressed persPiratlon and 90
mot neglect the use OF the lancet and other
!. ,evacnatio6s, whenever they arc Indicated,
will MACE this medicine on the list OF their.
a.,,,ost sSoritc remedies sit can In no case
4 ,e,o.har.n. I will abide by this motto:
NO RELIEF NO PAY. s,
This mot may be deemed ostentatious by
:. some. and arnodnting to apositireness that
The medicine will invariably effect cure IN
anv stage Of 4 disease likes miracle (; the
nronr;etor IS far from believing that this me-
dicine viii render mankind Immortal but ne
is fully sensible if taken seasonably, and &C
cording to the directions, 1T will either pre-
vent or cure, and if unseasenablY, will most
sensibly alleviate distress and prolong LIE
and having no desire to profit by the comb
sdence Of the sick and afflicted, induces me to
make the above overture. Should the contra
ry appear in any instance, as II, some It pos
sibly may, the moncy for the medicine will
Be cheerfnlly refunded by the person who
may yend the same.
GEORGE ROGERS.
N. b. Tic above named medicine is SCI
enred 10 the subscriber by letters patent from
The President oftbe United States, and pre-
pared al his Dispensary in Northampton
county Of Hampshire and state OF Massechu-
, 4 ~ t. y = i.
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Moses Pafso fls, Ju 5l
Northampton, february, ls g: g.
A1rtsamisto.., 1aas.. Fsb. ls go

a5ytaauitson, l4asss FEB. 1902
i James Heaton, also hereby certify, thae
- the fall Of the year 1903 was seized with VII !,
severe cold attended by an obstinate j ana
distressing cough. The violence OF my y, coas 2
AEON produced pain in my side and e. breast,
ami frequently splitting of blood, in short, all
the horrid symptoms Of a consumption were
rapidly assailing me. In ties situation was :
recommended to DR., George Rogers, WAC
rendered me Immediate reliefby administer
inc his Vegetable Detergent. have eolsl-
mad the use of it ever sincel and Tor three
months past, though not completely restored !
10 health, / have beenable constantly to attend
70 INV. business--and fully believe that my
partial restoration has been solely owing lah'
der G od) to. this valuable medicine.
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Orphans Court,

Aleaaadfia Comfy, De- Term, 1902
ordered, That the administrator pi Joseph
Harper, deceased, DO insert tue io'i""ing
advertisement three zines III each week :h t'r
for four weeks, in the Alexandria Daily GA
zette.
sTaxta. -, .rr. 'r -
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hratice IS here y given

& Otice IS te:cast- 2 " 3 5 y ~, ~
"a n 1a,'xy 49,,
An an clection NH he hess ~ t.le sSu; s
4, ,h;s town ot,e ..e lpnsissy ~
tlsss 40, Of css,sllsis . F.aS
Ir,., Tors for tho ysaf as,esa.'i z y
~ sv o,s,er &c the President gne, DIRECTORS
81 Gu den Chapln, lefs. .
,-r. The bank. aiil be shut o., tue S ss.'
.asa =. being Gh,istnlas Day. Notes ll u
tasscd 20 BE offered for discount. lntist he
siodped al bank On Saturday betosc l@.o'clo1k'
but dated on tNonday tho 3 stu: Z
2 Dece!nbsrtl9. eo'e
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To the Public.

Thc great benefit which have experience,
ed from Rogers's Vegetable, &c. and tlrm
nersnasion that II may afford relief to Others,
induces me to make every -laudable exeruon
for Its distribution,
For Eve years preceding the last OF Dec.
I. so7. .n .noaseouence of taking violent cold
il had been afflicted with the asthAla, disor
sdcr,whieh conceived TO be heredltsry' my
father and grand father both having greatly
xrffs;ed fronA it. The disorder increasing
srapi;iS upon me, in the spring OF 1907, 4
consulted DrsC. Ls.Seeger, but the urgency
l,f his basiness prevented him from attending
! atS thar Tine, particularly to my case. My bu'
,s;nesss madeit necessary for me to leave home
! an. Re absent the greater part OF summer,
SSrhsch denrived me Of the able professional
.ss;ss.,,r,e of DR.. Seeger. In September last,
{. - vsy< cola brought on a-yiolent cough and
. shs Heavier assumed an aspect more serious
"a arsoins than at any former period
49,. ,nety de5ifsated cmaciotea and css
sr-F surh was the irrnabillty of,ny lungs
L,vaS cblirsd 10 use the greatest eautionin the
~ ~ s,esniriaton. After ,n.free use of Ro-
8 $3.50 Veecsables sc. for about two monthS
S..ss nerfscfly yelieved of the dreadful cough
.s.,h;ch h.d az long afflicted me, and complete
-, 1900 of every symptom of the asthma
( =, sbors. Messed De Cod, have continued in
SQUAD health ever since As these facts may
- 4, nostsnt &C. those unfortunate individuals
!. s. die suffering from the same Disorder, 1
have been thus particular IN their detail, 49,
And do not hesitate to declare my solemn
~,ny;ctioh. both from my own experience and
observing its effects on others, that DIR. Ro--
e-efsss v. p. ID. is en- easy, safe and effectual
rerredy for coughs and asthmas, and is the
rreatcss antidote to all pulmonic complaints
s sisat the world has ever Witnessed.
Jacob w. BrewRer.
..asYthanqafaa, Ja'Hnry, 1909.
6 THIS may certify, that about the FIRST o.
fsxt6ber last, was attacked with q violent
srx,ck which proceeded, as was the opinion
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Deccnb Der |.
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GEORGE ROGERS.

NJ. b. The above named medicine is SCI
cured 70 the subscriber by letters patent from
The President oftbe United States, and pre-
pared at his Dispensary in Northampton
coanty Of Hampshire and state of Massschu-
sets, r.
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One other Lot, situated on

Water street, between Prince and Duke
streets, and fronting about ~ feeton Water
street, This lot is handsomely enclosed an
there is very productive garden upon It.
The undivided Moiety eftheJ following PTohe'
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THIS may certify, that about the FIRST OF
fsct6ber last, was attacked with q violent
eoaek. which proceeded, as was ths opinion
~ nv physician, whois man wellSpproVet
e ID his profession, from q bruise which ]
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american Literature:
A ST A Nd ARD w o r K.

TT is with pleasure we inform the public
i. that we Yesterday received proposals aIl-
nouncing intentions of publlshins work
which must be of incalcu!sble adysutae to
ell classes 1t will be valuable Note Book
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ize his ideas, and also afford readers whose
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script Some very respectable patronage ls
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scribers will be of very small consideration.
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t. Information to Travellers.

THE BR1DeE at Four Mile Creek, Being
now passable, the Directors OF the Washing
ton and Alexandria Turnpike Company, have
op.ned road from their Turnpike road near
Lii dos Tavern, into the Georgetown road
at the mouth of Mr. Custis's lane, which viii
save nearly mile and quarter in the dis
lance from Alexandria to the Georgetown
ferry, and by actual @urvey is less than
one eighth offs mile longer than streighs
line, and passeth over level ground
Jan. 81. st.
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points, on all Of which the enemy has been
defeated with considerable loss. When the
courier VINO has brought this intelligence
lett the army, the action continued on syery
point with the greatest vigor."
alorunna, Nog. 90. We have little In
telllgence here that can be relied upon rcla
tive 20 the details of the various actions Pc
neral Blake has fought. 1t is certain, how
ever, that he has displayed great skill in
conducting the retreat Of his army, though
the loss nc has suffered is very great. It
was reported yesterday that the army of
Castanes had succeeded in an attack ON the
French, IN consequence Of which the right
OF the enemy would be cut OF. Nothing
official has, however, arrived on this sub
;lect. It is likewise reported that junction
has been formed between che armies under
sir John Moore and sir David Bard. at
least by their advanced guards bus this re-
CURES confirmation"
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town from Montreal, and who took his mi
mites from the commandant's books. He all
so informed us that large quantities ofpro-
duce were suffered to go on, without entry,
the officers of the Post not being able to re-
port the whole.
Merchandize Entered at theP Post q EST. Johns
Canada, 6etzueen the 2dand 9th 5a'sua-
~, 1908 period q onAy four days.
IS bbls. Pot Ash,
337 bbls. Pork,
1e7 bushels Corn,
1890 lbs. Hogs Lard,
$685. Ids. Cheese,
8O5OO lbs. fresh Pork.
500 lbs. Sole Leather,
"a dressed Cali Skins.
1000 lbs. Bar Iron,
$50 lbs. Hemp,
90 bbls. Tar,
100 reams Paper,
1929 lbs. Clover Seed, .
1850 lbs. Chocolate,
1880 prs. Women's Shoes,
1896 lbs. Butter,
8 hhds. Leaf Tobacco,
6 lbs. Manufactured do.
40 lbs. Honey,
10 Saddles,
Is bush. Beans.
n. B. Reported, but not entered, go bbis.
Resin, and 40 hhds. Tobacco. Exported, 632
bushels Salt.
(-Boston Gazette.
---------s--.'ssss=szssa--
ASSIZE OF BREAD
Made Of SuheIJfne Burr Fycac.
CENTS.
The pound loaf to be sold for SO
A pound loaf IS
2 pound loaf
pound loaf
LINES H.4RRISS,
Clerk of the Market.
February L.
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r The Committee of Coun-

Gil appointed for the relief OF the toor, slvs
notice, that they Will attend at the council
Chamber. on MONDAY next, and on 2oery
succeeding Monday during tAe 'nele" ens sea-
son. between the hours OF 10 and O'CLOCK
for the purpose of distributing to those VINO
stand in need.
Donations for the use of the poor, viii be
thankfully received of those who may be
nIeased to furnish them, either to the com NIT
Zee. or 70 James Harris, clerk OF the marKes.
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Massachusetts Legislature.

The Legislature of this commonwealth,
met Yesterday at the State House agreablyc
to adjournment. There being quorum OF
both branches, at the hour appointed tor as
sembling, they Immediately proceeded to
business !; and appointed a.joint committee
TO wal, On his honor the Lieut.. governor,
with the information, that the legislative de-
partments of the government were organic
ed and ready to proceed on the public bust
ness. About IL o'clock, the committee
reported, that his honor would meet the two
branches tomorrow this day at IL o'clock;
when the court adjourned. .
Boston Gaz. Jan. Is.
The following Memorandum was handed
rs by gentleman, who has just arrived IN
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Aaron Hewes,
James MCGUIRE, s s
VIM. Rhodes, s s:
Thomas Shreeve, 81
John |anney, r.
Charitable Marine Society Lottery.

Warraate! undrAzon
T1cxETs in the above Lotto
ry> for fale at the office Of t9s
Alexamd,aa Daily Gazetfe.-pre-
cent price Seven Dollars fnly
Cents.
January "a,
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asranorts DaiIp 6a,ette.
WEDNgsDlY, FEBRUARY /.

WGHVGOOydJ. EEDR AK |.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, U. S.
Mr.. MtmfSrd, yesterday presented to the
house OF representatives, memorials from
three wards, in the eity q n. York, against
the last embargo aet. These memorials
were lengthy and took a spirited view of
the evils likely to arise from the enforcement
OK 1t, as also of It's unconst;tutionaIity.
The house then resolved itself into COM
mlttee Of the whole, on MIR. Nicholas's re-
solution. A debate took place on filing up
the blank for the time when the embargo
should be raised. The speakers this day
were some for the Ath of March, others did
not name any particular day, but hoped it
would be an early one Mr., Eppes adj
vocated the 18th of June, on the ground
that we should by that time be prepared
for any emergency and give the beilig4sents
time to know our determination and there
by allow them the opportunity of relaxing
III their unjust measures towards US.
Estract ef a letter dated Providence, FAM.
ary %, 1908.
&C We are under m artial law. Our Co
vernon this day ordered our four companies
to protect the embargo---the COMPARES met,
and resolved that they would dismiss, and
retire to their houses. Information having
been lodged with the Collector that an at
tempt would be made to get Oft small sloop
that had been seized by the custom house
officers, was the reason for calling in militia
ry aid. The sensations excited among the
inhabitants by this act are not to be descrlb.
ed.-The streets were soon thronged; and
had single shot been fred, the whole mill
tary force would have been massscred, and
many houses demolished. At 9 O'Clock p.
M. a party Of men, from to 800, took pos
session of the sloop-cut passage OF about
mile through the ice-bent her sails-and
hung her rudder, and she is now under way
with brisk breeze"
Bosten CentineL
STATE OF THE SPANISH FORCES.
.6~my Of .Nauarre and Biscay
Capable to take the field immediate
". lsA,l5O
Win be in readiness by the end of
the wear. 4o,959
l95,le9
Army Of Catalonia,
Capable to take the field immediate.
" = - 50 $40
, Troops which Reding will receives $4,000
94,67o
Add auxiliary English forces, 10000
! Total in readiness to take the held
! by the end fthe year, aZ9'Iss
! pe:arye $4,000
/ Total 5ll,77o
Massachusetts, legislature.
The Legislature of this commonwealth
met Yesterday at the State House agreably.
to adjournment. There being quorum OF
both branches, at the hour appointed tor as
sembling, they Immediately proceeded to
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General Assembly, begun and held at the/ cap
itol in the city of Richmond, on Monday
the fifth day of December, in the year of our
Lord, one thousand eight hundred and eight,
and of the commonwealth the thirty Y.
AN ACT providing for the redemption of Ger
tain lands ,sds.d forfeited BY the n0n-psynent Of
i IPassed February 9th 1901
nE it enacted by the General Assembly,
1DThat all lands hereafter forfeited or hereaf-
ter to be forfeited to The common wealth for the
non-payment of taxes, by virtue of the laws now
in force, shall be redeemabe at any time within
three years from the time wheE such forfei
3ture hath heretofore accrued, or shall hereaf,e,
! accrue, and until the first day of MaIch rex,
succeeding me expiration of the said term o
three years, on payment of the taxes due thereon
with an interest of ten per centum per annum or
| each years tax, from the time when the saa,s
! became or shall bct ONE due, until tie time o
such redemption. Provided nevertheless, That a.
lands heretofore forfeited, shall be redeemahl
| in like manner, and on paymepto the like in
terest, on or before the first tday of MaEfh
in the year one thousand eight hundred Art
| ten. 60,
Be it further enacted, That tie Auditor G
public accounts shall ION or before the first ia,
# March, in the year one thousand eight hun
dred and eleven, and on or before the first IN y q
March in every year thereafter, deliver to h
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VIRGINIA.

General Assembly begun and held at the Capitol
in the city of Richmond, on Monday the Sc
secoud day Of December, in the year OF our
Lord, one thousand eight hundred and five,
and of the Commonwealth, the thirtieh.
AN ACT giving further time to the proprietors
Of certain lands, forfeited for the non-pay-
meat of taxes, to redeem the same.
Passed February LIST, 1906.
DEit enacted by the General assembly nat
D,he PROJECTORS Of lands forfeited to' and
veste, in the commonwealth, by tho non-pay-
ment of taxes, asreeably to the oct, enti'uled
can act more etfcctually to provide for the pay
ment o'taxes upon lands within tins common
wealth." may redeem the same by paying mt
the treasury Of this commonwealth, on or before
the first day Of March, in the year eighteen hun
dred and seven, all arrears G. taxes due thereon
This act shall commence and be III force ifo,
and after the passing thereof.
copy from the Roll.-Tese,
j. PLEASANTS, jr. Kcepefs
of the lr's'
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ITO the Public.

'HE subscriber respectfully inform.
his friends and the public that he has
released the whole stock and trade late
u she firm of John g Nm. Patterson, sad
.I'rrs, amp removed to the west side of
MARKET Street a few doors below Tnird
teet, where he continues to carry on the
above mentioned BUSINESS in all it various
branches. and has CON antly for sale large
and -sleg CANT asst rsment Of articles in his line,
which he will Oppose Of on the most reason,
able terms.
William Patterson.
T Wanted, as apprentices to
the above business, one or TWO active boys,
of from Ia to 16 years of age. ap % SIN
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Il believed that the above scheme presents to
the adventuier as fair prospects for any
heretofore offered the public.
When the trustees take into consideration the
laudable object for which the benefit Of this lot
terry is intended, they tlatter themselves, with
confidence, that liberal public will enable them
to effect the drawing in very short time
30" Tickets may be had of the trustees, ami
such persons they may appoint.
February 4, If
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SaddI1ng Business.

THE especially ip'ofms us
| friends and ,,e public, that r has com
mencrd the SAD ling P9siness'n al ITS , varl-
nus branches, d the so@h eide OF Delaware
a,rset = e.. doors below Capt. Crows ia"
sarn NJ Cas,le; where he hopes TO give
nsnara, satisfaction q those who are pleas
8, -. - favour him 18th their custom. Con-
HI, h;s 50 cess in business will emil
-, .Jrnrn4 ,,,on his sssidully and at
$500, ~ h,s 4stomers, he is determined
- nee ever, txertion in his power to me-
r;t,h.. r.uo. Of a liberal public.
STEPHEN BOLDLY.
sra 1 handsome Assortment OF M'-
rocco slippers constantly for sale.
249--6m.