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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-04
BALTIMORE, Arr;t 80.
VERY LATE FROM HOIJANn

~ inc SDyS !h the snort passage OF % days
from the Tcxel, we have the latest accou its
from Europe. She brings no papers, having
been ordered off with her cargo-No,hing per-
mitted to enter Holland except what falls within
the fangs OF privatesrs.-NO NEWS, exceot of
a distressing war On our e COMMUNICATED Ga.
seffe.
Vessels lying in he different port. of Holland ;
ship Friendship, Stanton. from New York ; Har.
mony, Hewes, boston, with coffee. sugar, tobac-
co. &c Arrived at the Texel Juue 2eth, taken by
French privateers within the buoys but reclaim
ed by the Dutch government and the cargo civ.
en- up TO the consignees, reclaimed again BY the
priyateers having appealed in France Harmony
Snow Boston, taken by the French priva,eers
ship .Whsmpoa, from N York, arrived there 9S,b
March, and was taken possession of after enter
ing the Texelby two French boats, who win
others. have stationed themselves there: and
board every. vessel entering the Texel' The
Dutch government order away every vessel thar
comes in there, except those captured by said
boats.-The British vessels off the Texel are We
ry numerous and yigllant, Capt. d. brought no
newspaper. The king Of Holland had not We,
returned, but expected shortly after the oeIebr,
ton of the marriage ceremonials at Paris, WIG,
Dutchmen expected thGre would be some relax
alton IN the commercial restrictions Left al
the Texel, Rupert Cor Respest) Burkee, New
YORK, taken by French privsteess, ship and car
go condemned. cargo sold 2sth March; w o
Friends, Thompson, Baltimore, want to repair
Bacchus, Johnston, Go. lost, cargo and crew saw
ed Mary, Edas, Boston, taken bya French pri
vateer; Planter, Davis, Norfolk, taken by do
bound to Bordeaux; Charlotte; Elliott, Boston
came in distress, bound to Petersburg {; Hero
Cole, Alexandria, taken by a french priva,eer
AT Ferschellng, Galenus, Me-Tihew, Peters
burg, taken byp French psivstesr; Susan, De
lano, New York, taken BY do yigilant, Combs
Virginis, taken by do. ,...',.. -.
' PRIVATE coRREspoNo,Ncy H.
Communicated Tor the Baltimore Federal ga
81. zette
ENGLAND y. LivERposI, oath March.
American produce generally dull for som.
time, The interruption of credit, by some cor
siderable failures, contributed materially TO THU
event. The payment BY acceptance of,he pariie.
was great spring to Speculation this wa.
broken by the sudden shock to which we have
just. alluded. Some time must elapse before
conhdencs Is restored. ITS restoration to it:
former; extent is neither desired nor expected.
The FECocIATION.---The despatched
rounded upon the conferences oetwe en-. Mr.
Pinkney and Marquis Wellesley, we are per
suaded, were forwarded in expe Cestion Of adjust
ment but we are also we'll assured, thai tn,
public mind is much rnisied by shc eonfiden
| assertions, thst FIJI ana friendly arrangement,
had beenenected. The proposals ard explara
tion9 which have been exchanged, have bet.-
oyerrsted. - rt'o-'as ,..-. q, -, -.
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= MerpAy April 90


Mr.. Pitiin offered the following resolution-
Z" Ressipsd, that the President of the United
S. be requested to cause to be laid before this
House, copies of any communic atoms made on
the part of the u S in ans wer to the official note
of the 22l Of August 1909, from the French mi.
mister to gen Armstrong and OF any commani-
cations that may have been made to our minis.
ter at London, on the part of the British govern.
ment, in answer to any note presented BY him in
pursuance Of instructions given on the 2;a of Nov.
1907, Also Of the answers which may have
been given to any propositions or overtures made
on the part OF the u S to the governments of G 3
and France respecting any of the orders aud de-
crecR, affecting neutral commerce, and which
have not heretofore been communities ted to Con
grass. and do rot require secrecy" ~. >,
The question on this resolution T.as taken oy
ayes and noes and carried--ayes 50 and no.s 80
Messrs. ,Pit.sin and M'Eridc were appointed to
wait on the President and present the resolution
The House proceeded 10 the COR sideration of
the amendments ofthe Senate to the commercial
intercourse bill (No ~ - =
After long debate relative to the arrangefaent
Of the Senate proposing csnvoy, the question was
taken to strike out sgreeably to the amendment
OF the Senate the section which lays the SO per
cent additional duties. The yotcs stood Ayes %
Noes 40
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: III Grsa. Britain and Us Dominions.
William Lyman consul London.
Elias Vanderhorst Bristol.
Robert w. Fox Falmouth.
James Marry . Liverpool.
Thomas English 's~' -" Dublin.
Thomas Aud, vice eonaN2 Poole.
James Holmes. consul r Belfast.
John Church, consul Cork.
John Gavino . ..., Gibraltar.
Joseph Pulls Malta.
David b. Wardsn, acting Commercial
/. Agent, Paris.
Isaac Coz Barnet. Commercial Agent.
aavrs ds Grace.
William Lee 4'-1e Bord-aux
Thomas Abora. vioe-1emmereial Agent,
3. Cayenne.
Peter Walsh Com. Agent, Cette.
William Buchanan. Isles Of France and
Bourbon.
Etenne CathalaR Msrseilles.
John Appleton Calais.
VIM. D Patterson Nahts
Aaron Vale, Z. I'Oriert.
Thomas Lowell Ia Rochelle.
Francis Coffyii Dnnkirk
Henry Wilson ~: "t'@ Ostend.
- IN Shain a.d ito 0omi7aioas.
Joseph Kznardi, consul, Cadi4.
Robert Montgomery Alicant
William kirkpatrick Malaga.
Lewis o'Brier st, ADdero
John Leonard Barceiora
John Martin Barker Tarragona and
she isles Of MajOrca,
" Minorcs. Yvica.
John James Armstrong Island Of
TeneritFe
Richard S. Hackiey ~ i'ra St. Lucar
~ In PORTUGAL and ito Bcrcfnious r
William Jarvis Lisbon,
James l.. Cathcart 80. Madeira.
jdhr r :Dabney, Azores or Western Islands.
Henry Hill St. Salvador in Brazil.
IN lthe Kingdom Of Holland. ~ .
Sylvanus Bourne, consul general, Amsset-
t'i dam.
George jay, consul. ~ e. $50 Rotterdam.
In Denmark ana its Donrintsrs. -
Hans Randolph Saabye, consul, Copenha-
Thomas Gamble Island of Santa crus.
James M'Gregor Isle Of st. Thomas
Peter isaacson Christiansand.
In Prvssia.
Frederick w Lutz, consul Stettin
William Clark, Embden.
In Gsrm0ay.
John NJ. Forbes, consul Harnburgh
Frederick 7. Wichelhausea Bremen
William Rggin Trieste
Philip Marck . Francenia
In The Kingdom Of SDcdcu.
Robert e. GARDINER, consul Gotteaburg
In the Italian Sfatest
Thomas Appleton. consul, Jeghorn.
Alexander Hsmmst Naples
Thomas II. Storm Genes
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-04
Exndet eta later from Cav. cl,5orn. 10 Gen
Fi.liHson, dated
New Orleans, July %, 1909

I" received your letter Of yesterday, my opia
ion is now. and always has been that ,he position
you occupy at the commencement of,he English
Turn is the most eligible one for such troops,
as may I've designed to give protection to the CT.
~ of New-Orleans. It has moreover been repre-
sented to me BY several Of the old Inhabitants (aAd
from my own observation do not doubt the fact, J
to be as healthy as eny seite on the Mississippi,
between Baton Rouge and the Ballze.-I did
therefore, after having myself viewed the spot,
which found to be more elevated than the land
on the Mississippi generally is. advise you to fix
your summer cantonrtent at that place and
am now persuaded, from the great care which is
taken to keep the ground dry, to defend the men
from the influence ofthe sun, and to lodge them
comfortably, that the number of your sick will
daily diminish" -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-04
Fsox THE BAIr1xons WnIo.
AN FRESHMAN.

Extract g a letter from Gen. = Rkir.sn {. G,-
cernor Claiborne, daNd
Camp Ierre Aux Houf,
July 81, 1909.
As much Glamour has been made with res
ect 10 the merits of this position in point ofits
pealth and fitness. I take the liberty to address
hyou on the subject,
- And rs you offered me the fist suggestion
in its favor. will thank you to inform me vile.
ther you did not reconnoitre the .cite bsfore de.
termncd to adopt it for my encampment, and
afterwards rei.erste to me your recommendation
oft In addition to the SANCTION Of your opinion.
believe 1t within pour knowledge, that the
most ancient and respectable inhabitsnt. of the
country concur with you in sentiment. But as
you have also seen the encampment, since it
was formed ard improved, I shall be obliged by
the avowal of your opinion of its present appear
ances and salubrity.''
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SvMATnpc

I Pa6li'hsdtofo,s,9 BY n.issnls, CE@bs Garse,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-04

NTOFlCE.--Thes g. m of Robert < Iemple
~ Gwathmey, is, changed TO Temple & Ko-
bert Swa'hrney- and in consequence of the intea.
dec removal Of Rctcrt Cwathmey to LiverpooIo
the Arm there gill be Robert s. Temple Gwath.
mey. -,-''.s,- -
Nav 6. % 't. q,
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M EssRS. fEPlN & gREscal9D. SSv;.,,
Iva their Equestrian Compahy, will exf,:bi.
Tomorrow Esening,,a so'clock; Particulars ia
the bills go. :"
:, ~ Adr,it,ance--Rox dollar, pi. rs cents
coionred peop|s so cents Nav d L.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-04

1hss rsarte< thrs ere nev ryersSys.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-04

N. q. Country Merchants will ples,. 10 cal,
At the above plaos, where good bargains NAV bs
had Nav q. ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-04

~ New-Yorl Shoe Store. next door Is IaR
Gamble-has just received IN his spring Shoes
a large and general assortment of fadles rnoroe-
co of the most fashionable kind, gen'iemenss
shoes and pumps. rnisses'. childrens', &c-Ar
which will be sold very low. retaiIed OF who!e-
sale for cash or battered for flower
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Twenty Dollars REWARD.

a iBSCONDED from my farm at the
|. IN moutheof Seneca, about the 9TH oflast
month, man whose name is RALPH, III
years ofage, between black and yellow CO..
Tor, nearly s feet high, very stout made,
yellowish eyes locking heavy-he has bat
little to say. His apparel was oznaburg
shirts, anesro cotton oyerjacket. and trow-
sers. 1T is likely he has made away with
them and procured other cloathing. A free
negro man by nan.e Sambo, living on Judge
Washington's estate. Mount Vernon, is his
father, and it is very surobabie lac is therea-
bout or in Alexandria, and withIittle trouble
f11nay be found.
The above reward will be given to secure
/. him in Washington City or Alexandra Jail.
Thomas Peter.
Georgetown, June lo-l2.. d.
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{ Lees Elixir.

a sovereign remedy for colds, obstinate
coughs. Catarrahs, sasthnlas, sore throats ana
approaching consumptions.
To parents wholmay have children afflicted
with the Whooping Cough, this discovery Is
of the krstmagnitude, as ittatiortis immeuiaee
relief, checks theeprogresss and IN snort
time removes the most cruel disorder 10
which children are liable. The Eiixlr IS SO
.perfectly agreeable, and the dose so mnaf'
thar no difEculty arises in taking OF 1t.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-21
Land for Sale.
Occoquan, June p.

!, pur suance of decree of the worshipful
court OF King George county, We the sub
scribers commissionerstherein named, will
exposed to public sale, to the highest bid
der. on the premises, for ready cash, on
TUESDAY,, the list day of July next, if
fair; if not, on the next fair day
One undivided moiety of
the tract Of land lying in the county of Fair
fax, on the waters of Difficult Run, contain
ing one thcusand acres more or less, the Lit
tie River Turnpike Road passing through the
tract. This land was conveyed by John Ash
ton, sen to Charles H. Ashton and others /;
and is sold to satisfy debt due Austin Smith
from said Charles H. Ashton. Mr. joan w.
Ashton, who resides on the premises, will
shew this land to any person inclined to pur-
chase
WILLIAM MOSS,
JOSEPH POWELL,
WILLIAM PAYNE,
RICHARD FIT ZHUGH,
RICHARD RATCLIFF.
June %. sawts
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Lees genuine Persian Lotion,

So celebrated among the fashionable tnro,-
out Europe as an; Invaluable cosmetic' per-
sfectly innocent.a and safe, free from corrosive
and repellent minerals, tthe basisrof other To-
tisns) and of unparalleled efficacy in prevent
ing and removing blemishes in the face and
skin, of every kind, particularly freckles,
spinples, pits alter small pex, infiammatory
rredness, scurfs, letters, ring worms, sun
b,sfns, prickly heat, premature wrinkles, &c.
The Persian Lotion operates mildly without
xmpeding. that natural perspiratien which is
essential to health yet itseffects are speedy
ynd permanent, rendering the skin delicate
~ soft and clear, improving the complexion
andiestoring the bloom ofyouth.
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Lees Sovereign Ointment for the
ITCH.

"A preparation which tor plcasantncss, ease,
safety and expedition, gives place to no APP
.plication whatever, fee from mercury, or
any pernicious Ingredient, and unattended
with that troublesome and tormenting smart
which generally accompanies other medl-
cines, prepared forthe Same purpose. has
vegetable remedy is so mild, yet efhcacious'
that it may be used with the utmost safety on
the most delicate pregnaAlady, seron child
not week old.
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Nezo Teay-ut reduced Prices.

lVELU CUJ --AC 5CNNICH i ~SSSs
hlos chests, half chests and boxes gun
powder, imperial, hyson, young hyson, ana
hyson skin Teas, principally of the Sidney $
cargo, lately landed and ot excellent quail
aes
100 barrels Rye Whiskey.
!. 70 barrels & S no Ssheads N. E.:Rum.
40 dozen old Medoc CIaret, importedin
1907.
is quarter casks Malaga'Wine.
pipes Lisbon and Fayal Wines.
1000 lbs Coffee.
1000 lbs Loaf and Lump Sugar. :
10 hugsheads and 40 barrels first & Sc
cond quality Muscosado Sugars.
20 bags clean heavy pepper and pimeato !:
!, 8 chests Cassia, e Cassia buds /
50 lbs fresh nutmegs
20 boxes, dozen each, bottles best Flo
renee salad oil
100 boxes and half boxes choice lst and I'd
quality Havana and St. Jago cigars
10 bales Georgia Upland cotton
5 hhds green copperas
1000 lbs glue
500 gallons picking vinegar
SO demijohns
Which with his usual extensive assorttnen
of Wines, Liquors and Groceries will sold
on low terms for cash, and to punctual mont
at a moderate credit, by
Joseph Vaudeville, .
Coyne, Of King and Fairfax streets.
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LEES
! Worm Destroying Lozen5es.

This medicine which is as innocens.and
mild az tbs certain and efRcacious IN Its O.
peration, cannot injure the smallest infant,
mould no worms exist in the body--but wall
s without pain or gripping cleanse the stomach
and bowels of whatever is foul or otienstVe'
and thereby prevent the production ofworms
! and many fatal disorders.
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~ FOR SALE, BY
r. GRAY, Kisg3arssi,
AND
NICHOLAS KINGSTON,
Fairfar street.
Patent and Family Medicines,
PREPARED By
MEcHAEL LEE e 90.
4RArTIM0RE.
BALTIMORE.

fss.sor the preservation Of health and cure J, o.
Diseases, the following celebrated nieai-
,ssa- Cines are confidently recommended' VIZ.
Lees Ambitious Pills,
FOR the prevention and cure OF bhious anu
sMalignant Fevers. 20.
s'The operation Of these pills IS Perleeuy
Sssnild--so as to be used with safety by Pefsohs
& m every situation, and ofeyery age. :,
The are excellently adapted to carry ON
r4superHuous bile, and to prevent Its morbid
,secre.ions to restore and amend the appeute'
produce free Precipitation, and thereby pre-
vent colds, which are often OF fatal conse-
quences! dose never fails to remove cold
ii taken ON its first appearance. They are
celebrated for. removing habituai constiVe
mess; sickness at the stomach andseyere'
head ache; and ought to be takenb all persons
on change of climate,
They have been found remarkably efncaci-
-~ous in preventing and curing disorders asten,
sdart on long voyages, and should be procured
and carefully preserved for use BY every
5 seaman.
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! Damask Lip Salye
Tooth Ache Drops.

I ~. n - ~
The only remedy yet discovered which
gives immediate and lasting reliet 10 the most
severe instances. 8,
Anodyne Elixir,
forthe cure of every kind Of Head Ache.
Restorative Tooth Powder,
for the Teeth and Gums.
The Indian Vegetable Specific,
,. for the cure OF venereal complaints !.
The propfietors think it necessary to re-
mind the pubic that those medicines have
been for several years prepared by the late
Richard Lee and Son, to- whom they ale the
immediate successors; the, good effects OF
which are authenticated by some OF our most
respectable citizens. without attending to
our signature the purchaser may be dlsap-
pointed by receiving no benefit, not having
our genuine medicines
To detect counterfeits, observe each arti-
Gle has on the outside wrapper, the signature
OF
Michael Lee & 20.
late Richard Lee and Son.
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Lee'sgenaine' Eye Water,

IA sovereign remedy for all diseases OF the
eyes, whether the effect OF natural wsakness
,sor of accident.
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Lees Genuine


Al sale and effectual remedy for auto and
,shronic Rheamatism, govt, palsy, lunbago,
anumbnsss, white swellings, chilblains, sprains
bruises, paius in the face and neck, &c.
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new edition
.Fhe Works OF St. Pierre, elegant, v0a
Doctor Minors Church History, ~
Doctor Doddridge's Family Expositor, oes'
London edition, ev
. Doctor CampbeI's Lectures on. Eeciesias'
teal History--on MWacles-a on SystemaIS
Theology
Doctor Smiths Lectures on the Evidences
of Christianity
Doctor Paley's Evidences 0! ditto
Doctor LoWth's Translation Of Isaiah, ~
Doctor Newton on the Prophecies
Faber, on ditto
Ditto, on ditto, concerning, the Restoration
of the Jews
Doctor Blair's, Baley's, Pofteus's, Ls-
and's and Massilon's Sermons
Fragments, In Prose and Verse, by Ais'
E. Smith, just published :
Sequel of the Antidote to the MiseF!es I"
Life
Edgworth's Parents Assistant, Sv
Ditto Tales, of Fashionable Lie,
|. Ditto Popular Tales, "
Opie's Tales, "
Adcline Mowbray, 2v -
Romance OF the Pyrenees, "
lhaddeus, OF WARSAW, 2v
Don Sebastian, Nv
Fool of Quality, 3v :
Hamilton ON Education, 2v
Vests Letters toa Young Lady, ~
Marmion, beautiful edition, legant
Ja,nius, di.to, ditto
Milton, Thomson, Young, Gray. pop'
Johnson, Addison, Watts, Akenside low
per, in 81 volumes, elegantly and unlsorlns
bound
Bloomfield. Farmers Boy
With many others equally good, too ~
!. merous for insertion. =
] June Is. SaW"
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Corne, of King and Fairfax streets
For Rent,
Having a desire to decline the
business of Store Keeping at Occoquan. we
wish to dispose of the present small Stock Of
C GODS

on hand, to q person who would be willing
and more able to keep store we'll assorted
than ourselves, and who would do business on
a scale sufficiently extensive for their interest,
and to do Justice to SO valuable situation.
We will also Sell or Rent,
that valuable and convenient Brick Store.
Heuseand Wharf.-The at present occupy, being
calculated fora store and counting room upon
the first floor, and for family upon the Sc
cond Aoor, with an excellent dry cellar under
the whole building, together with brick
kitchen adjoining. This, stand has probably
been equalto any in Virginia for the sale OF
both Dry Goods and Groceries; and if the
present growing crops of grain should be
realized equal<to its present appearances,
there isno doubt bat this stand will be equal
to former times, as we%propose to keep up
constant cash market for wheat, and will
probably buy7 to 10000 bushels.
EHseot, Campbell 6 WhssIer.
Occoouan June % d
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! Michael Lee & Co.
late Richard Lee and Son
ROBERT GRAY,
BOOKSELLER AND STATlONER, s
hGs lately received, for sale, the .fo4o7vins-
DOM c.

Adams on the Globes, cicero Delpnihia.
Nugent's French Dictionary, pocket edA-
ton; Millions Works, miniature, Episcopal
Prayer Books with additional by INNS, mpla1n
and gilt binaings, Pocket Bibles Morocco
gilt, Plutarch's Lives, Porteus's Ssrmons,
Cooks Voyages, Fenelons Pious keHectlohs
for every day in the month, Ella Rozenoerg,
Julia De Robigne, Italian Nun, Sandiori anu
Merton, Cabinet of Menus, Criminal Re.
corder, Constitutions Of the United States,
Gleaninss on Husbandry, Bowditch's Nav
CATION, Duncan's Dispensatory, Edinburgh
do Jackson's Bookkeeping, Young Mans
Companion, Steuben'. Military Exercises,
Dwignt's Geography, PERKINS, French Ia
bles, Watts's Logic, Boyle's Voyages, Let
ters from the Mountains, Rodeuck Random,
Cottagers of Glensurnle, Sterne's Works,
sc. &c. {
STATIONARY.
Writing, wrapping, printing, letter, bar
box, bonnet and drawing Paper.
Blank books ofvarious sizes, ruled = PLAIN.
MUSIC,
Far the Piano Forte or Harfsiehora
No and Of six progressive Sonatnos'
Will 'NtOi1ii aSSOiii PoiiAiiSi'NS ~ " =
Pieycll, Andante, with varlatlons,'Dy 40.
Battle of Dankirk, by Simrock,
Baise ct Babet-ovcNure for four hands,
by J Vogel.
s>Duets for flutes or violins, by Pleyell.
SONGS. (
The host that fights for liberty Tell me
soldier. The oak Of our fathers. The York
shire beauty. Sweet Emma. Snowy Rose.
The hsme of my heart. Colin and Kate
NV love is far away. oh, then remember
me, Sweet is the Vale.
Musical Instruments.
Two elegant, patent London made Piano
Fortes, with additional keys to c. and Pedal
sOne pair French Horns, military drums,
elegant C Clarinet, 2 E fat 'do.%2 Batat
do. octave flutes, elegant hautboy,&2 VI,
olins of superior quality, large assortment
of common violins, bows, screws and strings
fordo Strings for Piano Forte and guitar,
German flutes and military flies, instructions
for Piano forte, violin, fate, hautboy, hage-
jclet. clarinet and French horn &c.
sCOMBS.
Fashionable tortoise. Shell Combs, suitable
to wear with Madison fat -bonnets.
Long crooked, and side DO.
| Mock and patent do,
Ivory srnaA tooth combs.
Dressing DO.
| June 90.
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Orphans' Court,

Alexandria County, 1uly Term, l .sy
Ordered, that the administrator OF " m.
Shreye, deceased, do insert the following al
yertisement three times in each week tor
four weeks in the Alexandra Daily Gazette.
s Teste, -
Alex. Moore, Reglfter.
This is to give Notice.
That the subscriber of Alexandra county,
IN the district Of Columbia, has obtained from
the Orphans Court of said county letters OF
administration ON the personal estate OF WIN.
Shreye late ofthe county aforesaid, decd: an
persons having claims against the said decd
are hereby warned 70 exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof to the subscriber, on or
before the l4th day Of. January next, or they
NAV by rawbe excluded from all beneht To-
said estate. And those indebted thereto are
requested to make immediate payment. Civ
EN- under my hand this 18th day OF JULY
1870,
Jacob Simmer, Adm'r.
July IA. eo4W 2
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Lees Grand Restorative.

Proved by long and extensive experience
so be- absolutely unparalleled IN the cure OF :
Nervous disorders, consumptions, loWness OF
rspirits, rloss CT appetite, impurltY OF bioed'
hysterical affections, inward weaknesses, VI
client cramps in the stomach and back ma
gestion, melancholy, govt inSthe stomach
involuntary emissions, pains Ia the ls1hos'
rclaxations, obstinate elects, tur aious Iof
ewhitesl in.potency, barrenness, &c! Sc' .