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NO. II.

couVersatisn il the Daughter Of Reasoning,
the Mother of knowledge, the Breath OF
the Soul, the Commerce Of Hearts, the
Bond Of Friendship, and the Occupation OF
Men of Wit. BALI. GrsaS"l
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From the Salea Gazette
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Public Sale.

THE subscriber, by virtue of deed Of
trus, to him from Mr., HTIdam Hcagscn, dal
ed on the 10th day Of November, in the year
1908, for the purpose of indemnitying MIR.
John Hopkins-wiIl, on the first day Of fe-
bruary next, at the hour of twelve O'Clock OF
tina, day, if fair; ifnot, on the next fair das
at the same hour, proceed to sell, at the
courthouse, in Alexandria, at public suc
ton, to the highest bidder, for ready money
three thousand acres Of LAND, situate on
the left fork of Big Sandy Creek, which
land was, at the time of the grants for the
same, in the county of Monongalia, in the
s ate of Virginia. ....
' The above tracts OF land we're granted by
the state of Virginia, to John Allison by three
several patents containing respectively one
thousand acres. and bearing date on the first
day of October, 1884, which land has been
since duly conveyed to the said William
Hodsson by deed dated I'd of August, 1870.
Edmund J. Lee, 71y'fse:
. Nov. ~. ~ ''..n - cots
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To the Public.

In consequence Of taking severe eo!din
May, 1908, I.uas seized With a violent pam
in n,y side, attended Nth a distressing
couch, which, although Ihaa the aduire
and prescriptions sfs respectable physician
lasted ME four weeks, srishost sny alevia
ton. Ithen applied to Dr.. George Rogers,
wh, administered his Vegetable Poimonic
Detergent. which gaue me immediate re.
lief; and in ten days Iuuas entiriy freed
from the pain in my side and cough.
Charles Chapman.
Northampton, March, 1909.
LELI3AH NORTON, jim. Of West
ambton, tn Massachuseas. do certify, that
in Ire las. gear I ,Uas ATTENDED win great
debility, ,oeakness Of the lungs, distressed
6r. 5reath, and vioitns cough. attended
with fever for a number O months; about
the:1sih Of august I began the use Of Dr..
George Rogers's Vegetable Pulaonic Deiur'
pent. I krbt in the use Of it about three
months. Immediately after taking this me-
dici,,e my COUCH obased, and Icould breathe
with more freedom. I Mould recommend
the medicine from my GUN experience. 10
those wko are troubled with a cough, and
disorders fthe hxngs and breast, and con.
sumbsiue complaints, and do believe il to be
a valuabt and useful medicine
Elijah Norton, jun.
We,sampton, Feb. 21, 1909.
tP For sale by K. GRAZ. Bookseller,
King Street, agent for The preprietor.
Ccfober 81. 1ozV6m
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jN.,.hamh,on. f1Iae.,.) Fts. 1909.

No,shamh,on, 1aess.) Fee. 1909.
y,me. Heaton, also hereby certify, that
in the fall of the year 1893, Twas seized with
. ,svere cold attended by an obs,inaie and
distres,ine cough. The violence Of my cough
soon produced pain in my side and breast,
AMI frequently splitting of blood, in short, all
the hor,id symptoms of q consumption were
,..n;,Ilv a.saiIing me. In this situation ! was
Recommended to DR.. George Rogers, who
rendered me immediate reIiefby administer
ING hi. Vegetable Detergent. ! have coati-
nuei the use of it ever since. and for three
month, past, though not completely restored
to health, have been able constantly to attend
to my business-and fully believe that my
partial restoration has been solely owing tun
der Cody to this valuable medicine.
James Heaton.
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Valuable Property for Sale.
Nov. ~.

ST~HE subscriber offers for sale the House
on Fairfax-street, in Alexandra, now
occupied by Mrs. S. hiekols. The asses.
sors say this pxopety Is worth four thousand
two hundred dollars, and have, year after
yesr, assessed it at this sum but tho
subscriber now offers it for sale at the halfo
the assessed value. g..
lie alec s6ersJar ssie,
I. The vacant Lots on Fairfax and Franklin.
streets. Assessors haze said that these Lots
arc worth three thousand two hundred dol.
lars per acre, and isare assessed them at that
rate; but the subscriber will take less than
the half of that sum per acre.
Hs>wouid Naadiy sell all tissproperty on
the MaiiA-a,is2 Houses on. King street, near
Roysl. strees-Ahis Houses on the skme street,
near Washington. street-his ground-rents,
or any other property he has in Alexandria,
on q credit OF Is, -, and Is moaths.-Ap-
ply T. Cathbert Pewslies g. d. ~
- s., Cooke.
1epsSnrg, Aprsh -: law
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Notice IS hereby giyen

10 GAG Stockholders strihe Bank Of .l!eraadr:'
THAT an election Will he held It the court
house IN this town, on the third Monday m
January hext, for the purpose OF cAu.iae nin'
Dire' tors for the e,,suinS year aSreeahl5 %
charter. $50
By order IF the President ard Directors
Gu'den Chaplin. Can.
Deccmhcr 10. - cote
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THERE il perhaps no medical Observes
ton better established, none more &C.
orally confirmed by the experience OF the
best physicians Of all ages and countries, and
none Of mors-imporssnse TO the practitioner
than the fact thafsmany of tie most difficult
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. originate in neglect.
ed CCLDS:' fa climate, as variable as ours,
where the changes of The Weather, are ire
quently sudden and unexpected, 1t requires
more care and attention to- guard against tins
subtle and dangerous enemy ollie, than most
people imagine, or arc willing to eestow.-
Hence the vast number of patients afflicted
with coughs, catarrhs, asthmRs and consumP'
tons. The many cases of the kind which
fell under my observation, the disappointment
I experienced in practice, from remedies
highly recommended, and my own pre-dis'
position to 2alnonic complaints, were strong
inducements for me 10 consider whether
compound, consisting Of mildIvegctabie SUD
stances could not be invented, more Tree 'ron'
she well founded objections OF practitioners
and better calculated to avert the threatening
destruction of the lungs.
have the satisfaction to otter 20 the pup
lie such remedy, under the nams s, o. inc
VEGETABLE PULMONlC DEiEN-
CENT, we'll adapted to various constitutions
avtt habits, and to declare with the fullest
confidence that found this composition tar
superior to others intended to answer the
same purpose. ! am perfectly satisfied, that
practitioners, who have frequently to comsat
the effects of suppressed psrspiration and 90
not neglect the use of the lancet and other
excavations, whenever they arc Indicated,
will place this medicine on the list OF their
most fayorite remedies; as it can in no case
do harm. viii abide by this motto:
= NO RELIEF NO PAY.
This metto NAV be deemed ostentatiousb by
some, and amounting to apositiveness that
the medicine will invariably effect cure IN
any stage of disease like miracle /; the
proprietor is far from believing that this me
<licias will render mankind immortal; buthe
IN fully sensible if taken seasonably, and &C
-cor,liny to the directions, It will either pre-
vent or cure, and If unseasonably, II will most
sensibly alleviate distress and prolong liic
and having no desire to profit by the comb
dcnce of the sick and afflicted, induces mo to
make the above overture. Should the contra
nv appear in any instance, as in some 1t pos
sibiy may, the money for the medicine will
be eheerfally refunded by the'person who
may yendthe same.
N: B. The above panied meticine is Sc
cured 10 the subscriber by letters patent from
the President of the United States, and pre-
pared at his Dispensary III Northampton
-cosnty afHampshire and state of Msssachu-
sets. 49,
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sos Acres Of Land for Sale.
DeccMiHri9.

T WISH TO Sell. the above quantity or
i LAND, situated near. the road leading
iron GeorgctosD ~ ,Alexandris, and abou'
an equ1l distance from easb toWa.
This property is Els.v uDe half covered vita
wood, which viii scrtlcrs IL On advisable pur'
chase On the terms ,hst viii scilit. :,
George II fsrre,t, Esq. vi! shcw tho
land to any ESh,lcn,Sas Who wishes 10 see ~
and will give the necessary Information.
George II. Chapman.
/ psesnser Is: CAT
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To the Public.

Tbe great benefit which have experience
cd from Rogers's Vegetable, &c. and hrr'
persuasion that it may afford reilea TO othefs'
induces me 10 make every laudabie exertioh
fer its distribution. ..-
For Eve years preceding the last Of Dec.
s.aao7. IN eohseuuence Of taking violent cold
=. ,Sbad been afflicted With the asthma, dlsor-
der which conceived to be hereditary, my
father and grand father both having SresIy
suffered from, it. The disorder increasing
rapidly upon me, in the spring OF 1907 !
consulted DR. c. - Seeger, but the urgency
Of his business prevented him from attending
a, thar timesparticuiarly to my case. Ny bu.
s;ness made il necessary for nse TO leave home
. and ba absent che greater part Ut summer,
which depriyef me Of the able professional
(, ss.istance of DR.. Sccyer. In September last,
severe cold brought on violent cough and
e N. disorder assumed On aspect more serious
aud alarming than at any former period-l
WA, extrsmeiy ,Ge6iitated. eniaciafed and 60"
Snei. Such was the irritability ofmy lungs
Twas obliged to use thegreatess sautionin the
as. Of respiriaton. Alter n hSei use OF Ro-
vers's Vegetable, sc. Cor about two months
= was perSectly selieveHe the dreadfal cough
which had % long Athletes me, and complete
ly cured OF every symptom Of the asthma-
Ia short, blessed be God, have continued in
sound health ever since. AZ these facts may
be important 70 those unisrssnsse individuals q
Who are sazssisg from ths4 same disorder, I
Nave been thus parsicusssi In their detaii.---
And I do not hesitate to declare my solemn
r.ny;ction, both frous- nay own experience and
,ob,erying its effects On others, that Or. Re-
.cerss ~. P.D.isan easy, safe and sfeotusf
Temedy for coughs and. ssthnas, and is the
sreatest sntido.e TO all .pulmosic complaints
shat the world has ever witnessed. J
Jacob w. BreHfer.
EsrfAssassoa, January, 1909. I.
THIS may certify, tha. asou. the Ar.t Of
s,ctoher lsst, / was attacked with s.siolsnf
! scs.sh. vbich psseeeded, asv.s the opinion
81 nv physician, wi,nis = msn wsil sppfoyed
- Il lis prssessioa, fssm aibriss which I
ksaeivsa m ~ lslt eide sbeSt Z tpreaSas
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before. By his esa..nt Itr;ed Regerss pai.
nopic Detergent-r was very weak and low |.
ana took bu. half the quantity prescribed ~
his directions. In three days was much re-
Iisved, and in eight days quite cured OF the
cough. T.. -.
Northampton, February, 1909.
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,S-s-S
24s,o00
1924 Prizes,
24,o76 Blanks,
$4,000 Tickets, ut Z dollars, IS

Les. than 2 IA blanks TO prize; suolse'
to a deduction of IS per cent. p!izes ps!a-
BILE 30 days after tho conclusion OF tho draw
Ing. ......-
OF THE AxxxxED PRIZES. ., :,
lst drawn No. 10Th day Of drawing, entille"
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New Tooth Extractor.

THE subscriber has effected an improve
ment in the instrument for extracting teeth,
by which that operation Is rendered consider.
ably less painful, and more safe, than by the
common method, and applies in all cases.
During some months use Of this instru-
ment, 1.-THE only. ono except Brulf's Patent,
where that will apply the jaw has in no In
stance been injured, nor tho gum torn Tor Ia.
cerated. =
Persons who chuse it, attended at their,
homes as usual. Apply lower end of Prince
streetto 3D.. -..N &. = - &s50.>
...... CHI: Douglas.
Intending to apply for . patent, It cannot
be seen for examination at present.
December %. easm
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!" tSoSNs
e.. IN. 18th do. $50 Tickets from
No. | to No. $50, inclusive
,s, do. Goth do, $50 do, from No.
ISL to 500, inclusive
,st do. 25th do $50 tlo. from No.
22,OOl to 22,25O, inclusive
,.t do SUth do. $50 do from No.
22,2sl to 22,5Oo, incluive
,xt do, 35th 10. Cash, $4,000 dolls.
LIST do. 40th 90. '"'o
LIST do. 45th do. 1''"o"
Fl st 1000 Blanks drawn to be entitled TO a
Ten Dollar prize each.
R- The drawing will commence IN the
CITY of New York on the third Tuesday IN
April next, and will continue to draw ooo
Tickets each day Except the Lat day, whcn
there will remain 500 to be drawn) uhtii
finished.
T1ckErs for sale by R. GRAY, Rooksel-
Ter, King street, Alexandria, where all "ck-
cts sold by him may lie examined, and lnio''
nation obtoined speeding tho Lottery dur
INK the drawing, free Of expence Prizes III
the Baltimore College Lottery will DC take"
a, their full value for Tickets in ills Lottery,
and the difference paid in cash Cash Will
also he advanced for prizes az soon a. DRAWN
at moderate discount,
Present price OF tickets eight dollars.
January !.
Should the first number, on the l5th Gay
of drawing, be either OF the numbers from
TO $50, inclusive, then, in that case, tine next
drawn number mot one of those nnmoers'
shall draw, and be entitled to the $50 tickets,
with the prizes and blanks that may be drawn
to them previous to the 18th day Of drawing {;
and in the like manner with tickets for the
Goth, 2stt, and 3oth days Of drawing; so
that person with ono ticket may draw One
Thousand Ticket! Question How! An;
swcr-Suppcse No. ll,l75, is the property
of II, the first drawn number OIL TIC 18th day
of drawing, which vii en:it!e II to the num-
bers from to $50; and the first drawn mum
Der on the goth day of drawing, may be No
Us, which will en,itle him to the numbers
from Is to 500 The first drawn number,
on the 2sth day, may be No. SIS, which will
entitle him to the numbers from 2a,col 10
22,25o, inclusive; and the first drawn num-
Der, on the Soth day Of drawing, may be enc
of the $50 tickets already drawn, which will
entitle him to the numbers from % .a5o 20
22,soo-Yes, sir, and the thousand tickets
may draw One Hundred Thousand Dollars
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-16
March 8.

MI Bradley presented bill for the pre-
servati1n of peace and maintenance OF tht
authority OF the United States IN I'll,
ports, harbnrs and waters under their ja
risdicton, whtch was passed to secono
reading.
Mr.. Leib submitted the following reso.
lulions for consideration:
Resolved, That the President of the u
Sta.cs be required 70 instruct our MINIS.
ter at the court of G. eat B.itain, TO de-
maid of the British government an i'm
mediate compliance with the arrangement
made BY treir minister, MIR Erskine, with
thus goysFHmeos, comprising a,ohsment
Tor he attack upon Tie ifigaie Chesapeake,
and ttilndllshment oil The orders in coun4
ell aud that on failure to execute tina,
arrangement, our minister be direct
I'd ior,hWiIn TO return TO the Unileo
States.
Resolved, That the President Of the u
safes be required TO Instruct our mimic.
te; at the cOurt oil Great BfHaIn, TO de
mand OF tb. British government an i'm
mediate Te.eas. OF all Americans impfe ).
sed into the British serves, and thai on
failure or refusal TO make such release, our
minIs,er be dTecied forthwith 70 return "a
the l.. y.
kesol, ed, That on failure or refusal o.
the government Of Great Britain, after
demand made by our munster, to CARY
into elfecA the arrangement Of Mr. Brskine
the BGIIlsh mimsler, or on the refusal u
failure 10 release all American cI.izen
impressed IntO the British service, the
President Of the u. States be authorised
10 ls.ue letters Of maGque and reprIsai u
gaIust the ships aud vessels belonging tt
the government and subjects Of e. Bri
tain.
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FROM YHE Dx rcH PAPERS.
PARIS, Dec. 90.

PARIS, Dec. 90.
Yesterday the Conservative Senate held
q sitting extraordinary. II is reported that
there was communicated to them, on this
occasion, a draught of senatus Consultum,
for prol1uying the present session oil tbs
Legislative body, and retaining, in atten =
dance, ali the members who shall be pre-
sent on the 3Ist instant.
7. BAYoNNs,. Dec. 20.
A Portuguese and an American vessel
have been stranded on our coast.
LONDON, Jan. 10
Letters from Holland of late date,
mention that king Loais had returned from
Paris - and that approximations Of ar in
corporation with France no longer exis-
ted.
The American frigate;- John Adams, pre-.
vious to her arrival eff Dover, touched al
St. Maioes, where sac Landed a MIR Fenwics
with dispatches for Mr. Armstrong. She
has since proceeded to a Dutch, port, (aiteI
landing messenger with dispatches foi
Mr. Pinkney,) where she will wait fol
General Armstrong; answer. 1t IS alst
said SHE carries to Holland the annual in
terest in hard dollars, of the loan CONTRACT
ed with that government during. the re.
voiutionary war.
Col. Burr, formerly Vice-President. o
! the United States, arrived at Hanover OIL
the 10th Dec.
DEAL, Jan. 10
The American frigate, John Adams, ar
rived here last night from New York, u
"a DAYS, with dispatches of importance
for the American min. at this court, whici
were Immediately forwarded by the hrs
Lieutenant of the frigate to London. She
landed messenger and dispatches at Ha
vre for general Armstrong at Paris and
now to proceed to Holland, to wait the an
| swer.
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CONGRESS.
In SENATE.
March z.


Mr. Smith of Md. presented resolu.
ton Of The legislature OF the state oil
Maiyland, .nstructing their senator's & re.
qnes,ns their X representatives. IN Congress
TO use all proper means and executions TO
procure the passing a law esIabilshin /,
weights and measui es.
MIR Bradiey's resolution relative to'in.
tercourse with the Berbary powers was
taken up and agreed to; Messrs. Bradley,
Anderson and Smith OF Md. appointed q
commiuee.
MIR bradley gave notice that tomorrow
he should ask ieaye TO bring IN bill Ter
The preservation Of peace aud nla,ntenancs
of the au;horiyo Of the u. S. 10 the ports,
ha'bors and waler. under their jurisdicti.
on.
The Senate resumed the consideration
OF the bill relative To the district courts
established in the territory of Orls ans al
amended; and, alter debate, on motion ol
Mar Goodrich, the further confederation VA.
postponed till tomorrow.
The bh for altering The time for hol.
ding he district ceurt IN the state of =
hIo, wa, ordered 10 be en5rossed for a thi.d
reading.
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HOUSE or REPKGSENTA7IYES.
Thursday, March 8.
CONVOY * ARMINC.

The H6use resolved itself into CON-
mlttes OF ,ne whole, Mr. 'PIlk'n 10 Ihs
cnais. on the bll Z" AIl horisiGg the Prssi.
deHt 70 employ The pubic armed vessels
Vi shs Un ca Sta,es, IN protecting ~
coaVoy, MERCHANT vessels owned wholly
oy cNIzens Of the United Safes. IN w.,
ages 10 ports o, places wI,h which in''F>
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March 8.

The House were engaged nearlv the.
wnoe OF the day In tae a.scuss.on of ,a.
oil au;norislng d detaehmc,I. OF tas m.t,-
tia OF tue u 81.
a motion to strike out so much of the bill
as authorises the empioymsn. without tae
Jurisdiction OF tue u. States. IT necas sary
TOR the public service, Oh volunteers ensaf-
ing under tue provisions. OF this ACT, ncse.A.
tIyed, u. to ~.
:, Tue oil was not gone through bsfors the,
House adjourned.
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GENERAL, STARS.
LISTEN AGAIN 10 THE VOICE
OF THE
II T. X q
OF
BENNINGTON.
From fhe Aew. HImhshire Patriot.'.
HIGHLY INTERESTING, SoRREsPoN@
DENcE,
harrington, Dec. 96, I910A

SIR,
very particular friend of yours, who.
mas been much recommended To my esq
teems has lately mentioned you TO me in a
manner, of winch / avail myself 10 offer
this expression Of the sense 1 have always
entertained ct your character, and OF the
part you bore as Hero and Patriot.
la ESTABLISHING the Independence of our
country.
Cannot better render this tribute, than
by consrAsSiati0g you o. the happiness yoI
Cannot tail TO derive from the motives wmca
made you a Champion IL so glorious a
Gauss from the gratitude shewn by your
fellow oitlzens. tor your distinguished SCI =.
vicesS aud especially g. )m the opportun "
which a pro.rac,sd late has gwen, o. sit~
nessi 70 tne triua2h of RepuOdc.tn Inatitu..
tiJnsy so dear III you, Ia tie unuvailed
PrOsPsr.ty flowing iron tneD, dGgIIs 4
erisl d more than fOdrth Il 1 cehtury
Nay youc late still be Continued as Ions,
as II 49, Vs blessing and may VIC sxI
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-16

an yyliug '1'pastarc. ~ Whether ne YIN, (.
TIA; there Wa, ~ Wy To. Ic.
'fend he rights Of this country J.
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,s BtLTrMcRs. May ~.
lCommunicated for the Whig.l

~ B{LTrncRs. May ~.
lCommunicated for the Whig.l
INTERESTING
Extract of a letter from Bordeaux, 20 q
merchant in Baltimore, daled I'd Of A.
pril.
General Armstrsng has been officially
notified that the cargoss Of the American
vessels ordered from Spain to Bayonne,
are TO be publicly sold-but they arrive so
slowly that we cannot anticipate sale for
many months. He has applied to know
what Is to be the fate of rho vessels, bas
has received no answer.
2" BY letters of the t1sh March, Just re.
Nceived from Naples, I learn that all Arae.
rican vessels have been conhscated and
sold and the crews pa, t. work.
All American property is re.seized at
Tsnniegen.
tan arrival. from Boston brings reports,
that the house of representatives had re.
peaied the Non.Intercouse Act. and that
immense shipments were making for this
country. God forbid, that either of these
two events should have occurred One
fact is certain, General Armstrong has en-
gagged a ship now at ST. Sebastians, to Gene
round to this port to take himself and IA
mily to America In May.
+" The schooner TIlsit has arrived at
Bayonue.
(" A Russian ambassador sails for Phila.
delphia 10 the Francis and n French am.
bassador goes by return of the Tiist."
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NEW YoKK, May 80
LATEST FROM SWEDEN.

Last evening arrived at this port the ship
'Rnoda and betsy, from GotIenburg, which
port she lest on tue 18th of April al which
time captain Marshall informs rs that it
was phrted the Danes had orders to cap.
turs SfAmerican vessels.
CaptA,n NJ. further states that a French
sagentsh aa. arrived az Stockholm, and sno.
tber wa<kpectsd at Goitenburs. Mar
kets at Gottennurg dull, except for Sugars
and Lsgwood. Cotton aboH 81 cents.