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Superhne Yellow Bark.
Septc rs

THIS POW DER, consisting chiefly OF
the extractive matt. r and realnous portion Of
the bark, wherein lis virtue ~s medicine is
known 10 reside: is separated in degree
from the hard horous IN otEer usetS SIS parts
il manufacturing. 1t will, the eto.e, be-
found preferable, on account of its purity,
strength, fi'eness, and the small Guanti y
required, to any other form in which tho
bark his hithelto been generally used.
The superiority Of this bark will bs paFti-
culrly n oniies! in the treatme~l of those
diseases in which, On account oil an init, BILE
state o the stomach and bowe S, he rcqui.
site quantity OF the imperfectly ground bark
in common use canRrt be a,mi i.tercd and
as any of tie watery Or spii tuoAs prtpara-
tons are we'll know. to be Intellectual in III
gent cases, it is presumed that the present
form will prove generally acceptable.
The proprietor thinks it unnecessary to
offer any apology 10 those OF his medical bre.
thren to whom he is personally known, when
he recommends to them in particular tbs
elegant powder ofbaik since many OF them
have, in common with INN, hat So fre quens
aud painful occasion, il the couise oiAong
prac,i, e, to dep ore the want O. SO des3r4Bfe
form of using thati9estima5 remedy; and
so fully Is he assured Of its superior efficacy,
from numerous proofs 81 its effects, that he
offers it to the faculty in general, withouc
fearing the imputa,ion Of imposition.
PREPARED AnB PUT UP B1
CLARK SANtORD, M. u.
Greenpich, Connecticut, 1888.
W The above article is put up in par
GELS cf different sizes to accommodate pur-
chasers and is sold by James Kennedy, sen.
bookseller, King street.
Sept 26 Paw
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lardang s. .st,nnlng
M A. e H | n E K Y.

" H E subscribers having entered into
i partnership Tor the nlrpose OF making
A0cAlnry for cQ,dsng and SHINING Of cor.
ron, take this method OF informing the pub.
lie generally, that orders in tie above bust
ness will be thankfully recei,ed, and strictly
attended 10, at the following prices, VIZ.
FIR large establishments
Carding Frames, (single) exclusive Of the
cards, % inches wide; one breakei and two
thy dollars.
Card,ng Frames, (doublej exclusive of
cards, 20 inches wide-2Hree kundred dol.
iars.
Drawing and Rowing Heads, 80 dollars
per head, heads for each set of cardmg
irames- wo hundre d ana forty doitus.
1hrosda'e Frames, with Delaware SPIN
dies, from 4e 10 SO spintlle,, at 6 tollafs per
spindle; from "a to IS spind.es, al collars
per spindle:
For Domestic Purposes.
Carding Fr,mes, wth cards IL inches
wide, and rowing trsla1es supposed 10 be ca
pable of preparnss or ten pounds OF cotton
per day One hundred and foriy. tue dollars.
Ditto, 9 inches wide, to prepare pounds
-One Aandte ed and thirty dotia1s.
Ditto, inches wide, to prepare 8 pounds
One H,lndred and fifteen 0oiidrs.
Ditto, inches VIDE, to prepare one and
a half or two pounds Cne hund,rd dotiars.
Delaware spinRers, with spindles--Eor-
ty eight dollars
~ All kinds of TURNING done on the
shortest notice and in 'hs ncstest n amer.
GrGgg s. Heald,
Alexandria, Fai. tax, between Prince
and Duke streets, in part of the
house occupied by E. p. Taylor,
cOachmskur.
September rs cost
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IN COMMON COUNCIL,
,Spbtcmbsr 81. 1915

pLLHtOCf 81, 1OlO.
Ordered, That The conssables and other
officers OF the corporation, are required TO
enforce so much Of the laws of the corpora
ton as respects free negroes and people OF
color, and the s'oppage Of the intersection
Of streets by Wagons, ard that the said
laws be published.
Ordered, thar twenty del liars be arpropri-
ased out Of the funds of the Sd ward 10 re-
pair The gravel part Of Washington street
between Queen and Montgomery streets.
Ordered, That Thomas Lawrason, TITO
mas Preston, and William Rhodes, be a
committee for the purpose 0. examining in
TO the situation of house at the lower end
of Water street, the property Of 49, the
superintendent, of police presenting it as a
nuisance-and report at the next meeting of
council.
Extract from the minutes.
ADAM LYNN, c. c.
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Public Sale.

On Friday NEXT 1oiA be sold witdont rrsr,ce
at the Venatte Store, on a creait Of &C and
80 days, for akf'reDed andoysed 1es1''a9fe
notes:
i trunk Furniture Calicoes,
l CO.. fine superhne Caiicoes,
do plate do.
do. brown cotton ard erat Csssimeres,
do. plate Calicoes, Cloths. Pins, &c.
P. G. Marttelief.
Scfember 26.
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Baak II CAPE Fear nates, connferk;ted.
"A note Ga counterfeit we understand has
made ITS appearance at the Bani, purport-
ing to be a FIVE dollar note OF the said bank,
No. 21s7, A: S dollars, dated 9Th of July,
1906, H. Urquhart, payse, Joshua po,ss,
Cashier, ]. c. Wright, president. The
paper, of the countertsit noteis thinner and
of darker hue than that Of the real note !:
The engraving is well executed The sig.
natures of the payee, cashier aud president,
are we'll initiated, that of the president in
particular. The counterfeit note is shorter
than the real note, which readily detect. it
ON examination.
There seems to have been very unequal
distribution OF wives among the Bonaparte
family. jerome has had Two: Napoleon two
and half, and Louis but half of one.
The princess of Lyons, and another dis
tinguished female, died in Paris in conse-
quence of the wounds received in the con.
fagration ofthe Austrian minister. house.
The American shipping in the harbor Of
Copenhagen fred salute On the 4th of Ju-
ly, in honor Of their country's Indepsnd-
ence.
On the 10Th of June, the Sunday sfter
the arrival OF the emperor at Paris, there
were distributed to The people of that city,
atthe Elys Fields, IA butts Of vine,
5000 pieces of eatables anu 5000 loaves Of
bread.
Lougeo;ty.-A Dublin newspaper of May
10, has the following paragraph "A few
d'ys ago, two old men went on board a
Whitehaven vessel AT Georges quay TO pur-
chase coal. One of them had little bow
by the hand, apparently about three or tour
years old. This observed the csptain)
is your grandson, | suppose. -" Nay Gre.
Piled che former) he is my SON" Your
son -" YES, and that old fellow there is
another Of my sons but there is differ.
ence of seventy gears in their ages % This
turned out to be the fact-the father is
hundred, and, about four years ago be mar
rlsd grpof t,uenty t7uo, by whom he had
The youngest child -
- -
Departed this life on Wed nesday even
ing last, Of lingering illness, at the resi-
dence of her brother, Mr.. Joseph Newton,
near Leesburg, Loudoun county, Mrs.
MARTHA Wise, consort Of Mr.. Gorge
W,se, Of Abingdon, near Al, xandria, She
has left disconsola,e husband ard three
small children to lament the irreparable loss
Of one of the best of wives and mothers
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ITO do this, they find some irregulari-

- 4
Enames being on the bill of lading and in
voice. and not on the roll Of equpags or
the Mediterranean pass, dated 1909, in
place of 1910, or something equally frivo-
lous.
They are not ashamed to make suppo-
sition and conjecture the basis OF sentences;
in fact, suspicion is condemnation. OF late
there is commission named, with the a.
vowed object to examine ships papers; and
if clear, they are to go on. without exami-
nation of the court. Some coming from
Russia have passed that way, but for my
part have not much confidence ! believe
its decoy for about 100 Amer ican ves-
sells now at Gonenburg, bound up the Bal
tic, but afraid to proceed.
Restrictions ON the trade in this quar-
ter are almost continually multiplying, the
Danish government have shut all their ports
in the North Sea TO our flag, yet this
change has had very little effect on prices
at Altoona, sugar is the only article which
leave. pr fl. The Russian ports are o.
vers,ot ked with every kind of produce
In the Prussian ports, sugar, cotton, and
dry goods answer still, but tobacco, rice,
indigo, pepper and coffee are low, though
better than in Denmark. Tea is drug all
over Europe"
The editor ofthe Richmond Enquirer,
leading democratic paper has published :" a
short lrratlse on political ly ing" which he
dedicates to the federal printers in the u
nited States, in the true spirit of chivalry,
by which cavalier freely offers his enemy
the very kind Of weapon he uses himself.
With all the confidence of experience, this
Nlr. Enquirer then lays down, among ma
ny similar, the following "AXIOMS."
al. The truth should never be told
where lie would answer the purposs. Thus
the people will soon be incapable Of know
i7g q lie from the truth and then The busi-
ness is done.
2. Always tell lie as If you believed it'
yourself. To make others weep YOU know
YOU must FIRST weep yourself; and therefore
you must tell it with as grave an air, as So
rious a tone as that OF historian.
3. Tell lie with as much generality as
possible shun, as far as you can, all the
accompaniment OF names, times, places,
circumstances. The more geaeral, the less
capable Of detection.
+. Never tell the same lie too often, but
always have fresh stock at hand"
AS these axioms were srst published in
Richmond, Virginia, who knows but they
may be copied from original Instructions
furnished by the sage Of Monticello 10 his
friend T. T. Calender, before he wro.e The
Prospect before uss We have understood
Calcnclrrs famous trunk was lief. in that
ci,v.-Bos. Rep.
In one month, from the 18th January TO
the 14tn February Lass, there were no less
than 1000 shocks of earthquake in Hunsa.
ry. Three learned men We're Sent TO dis
cover the cause, who reported the centre
of The conclusion to be in the vicinity Of
the mountain of Czuka.
The celebrated Kotzebue, who had edit
ed a paper, called the Bee, in Germany,
has been compelled for some remaks ON Ma
poleon, and the peace Of Vienna, To dis
continue it anil was about repairing 10
EpoIand TO continue the publication OF an
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Building Lots.

Building LOIS.
THE Subscriber will sell or rent several
i valuable BUILDING LOTS, situated
on Washington, St. Asaph & Princess streets.
Any person disposed to purchase can know
the terms on application to MIR William Her.
bert. Jun. who will shew the premises in my
absence.
Camillus Griffith.
August z. sotl 3aw3t
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cI,rInursa 1,atlp 0asstts.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 90.
DISTRESSING FIRE !!

:.h,ls.ants of this town were alarmed
:" kerry of FIRE: Il began in cooper's
r.,r the wharves adjoining Union
-, '...,,, A workman. leaving a candle burn
: !, he shop, weut out for handful oil
On his return he discovered that
es,odle had fallen among some shavinss.
ySety Of fre was Immediately circulated
,,6s adjacsu, materials were of 50 COM
,,,,;,s a nature il was found impossible to
=, BE progress of the FIRE; which ragged
N n.arly two O'Clock, before The inhabit.
=, we're able TO controul it. Every build
:, was burnt in the square, lying on Union
.,,,., and extending from Duke to Prince
,,sets, bordering on the river. The houses
,r,, Of Union street several times caught
g.. bu, BY the great and imminrnsly dan,
,.,ous ,xertions of several inhabitants it
va, extinguishetl, aud the destruction of
perhaps an hundred houses prevented.-
There was no wind till after IL o'clock,
when breeze spraug up bearing the flames
,olhs river.
II. following is list of the buildings and
rough calculation OF the property destroy
ed:
Ca George Cilpin, 2 wooden
hGuses, $4,000
John c. Ladd. large warehouse
full Of goods, 100000
George Sla'um, I warehouse, $4,000
Anthony P. Cover, warehouse, 1000
Jacob Leap, store and dwell
ing house, 5000
James Lawrsson and Lawrason &
Fowle, BRICK and frame ware-
houses, $4,000
Harper & Davis, lumber-yard and
'hip.chandery, $4,000
Joseph Dean, wooden warehouse, 5000
plordrcai Miller, wooden ware.
house, 500
Thomas Preston, brick, 5 wood
en- houses and lumber-yard, 6, 300
Georgs Cornell, dwelling house, SEQ
Thomas White, bIac ksmith's STOP
and grocery, 500
Rlcktts s Newton, wooden ware
house. 900
N wv.
D'cl hIcsets, bake house, 5000
t@ l. IIip'n, old stonc house, 1000
LaSrsnce Hill, cooper's shop, 800
We pretend not to exactness in these CAL
citations. Probably the es;imations are
uHtsrated and the loss little. shor, of
100000. Very little Of the property was
Insured.
a report that one Of the stores contain.
81 aIarge quantity of powder, tho erro.
ss0u'' prevented the saving Of consdera-
VIC property, and considerably chez ked the
,A'r''ons ct the citizens for some time
NO yves were lost, and little personal in
jury received.
''afkets at Cumana du;l-Flour II dol
A''' Hams 12 cents per Id.
@"IuS' q letter fr0m Hamburgh, dated
-ON july, to merchant in Norfolk.
i, lou will have heard some time ago, of
s'Fpte of The ships Imogene. Georgia
ssI''' and Herald, carried into Coptnta-
\ oy Danish privateers, and the Rodney
!" caIais by a French priva,eer, all wait.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE,
On b0a~G:he slap Pacific lying at Hooe's
zvhayf,
100 bushels Potatoes, and
40 barrels Apples
apply to the Master Gu beard
Sept. g.
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AT a day school in the country the follow.
ing notice appears -" Reading and work.
ing teached here at four pence week.-
1o,lns aides who learn manners muss pay
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A quarter master, who deserted from
the French service 10 consequence of being
degraded, it is said, has put himself at the
head Of between four and 6,e hundred
Sraniards, and deserters from the French
army; and with that force he occupies Sc
veral passes on the road between Bufgos
and Vittoria, and has been very successful
in cutting off conveys and in intercepsing
communication. of every description. This
quarter-master, who was member Of the
Legion of Honor, and is described as a
man of great courage and enterprise, has.
for months. eluded the vigilance OF strong
partie. sen, to. arrest him; and though a
reward of 10000 livres has been offered for
his he ad, no one has been base enough to
betray him.
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Valuable Land for Sale.

IN pursuance of certain DEGREES Of the
l. worshipful court of Fairfax county, we
the subscribers, commissioners in the said
DEGREES mentioned, will expose to public sale,
arthe house of Charles I. Love, Esq: in said
county, on Saturday the 9th day of May
next Gf fair, il not the next fair dayi
Sundry Traits Of Land,
containing together eleven hundred and nine
teen and An half acres, situated in the said
county Of Fairfax, on the waters OF Cub and
Flatlick runs, on the old turnpike road, and
commonly known by the name of Salisbury
On these lands there are valuable improve
ments-The terms of sale will be for ready
money.
Charles Tyler, jun.
Humphrey Peake.
april 2 cots
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LAW BOOKS.

.,uss Received for Sale By JAMES KEN
NED1, Sen. Bookseller, King street,
fuckers Blackstone, s vols.
Burrows Reports, vols.
Hening and Mumford's do. > vols.
Binney's do. -... -
Douglass do. 2 vols. 49,.
Schoale and Leroy's do.
f. Selwiu's Nisiprius, ) vols. g.
Buffers do.
Espinass's do: . vols.
Tidd'. Practice IN Chancery, 2 vols.
Harrison's do. VOLS
Peters Admiralty Decisions
Sugden's Law of Vendors
Kidd on Awards >.s
Park on assurances
Watson on Partnerships
Gritty on Bills
Maxwell On do.
Newland on Contracts
Roberts on Fraudulent Conyeyaness
Ditto on Frauds
Chity on Placing, ? vols.
Powell on Devises
Coleman and Gains Cases
Peake's Evidence
East's Crown Law, 2 vols,
Anthon's abridgement Of Blackstone
Buffers Hore Juridice
Heningy Virginia Justice
Revised Code of the Laws Of Virgins
Montehore's Commercial Precedents
Beccaria on Crimes and PunishmeRts
also,
Minors Church History, 2 vols.
Sequel to the Antidote to Miseries Of Iiu-
man Life, containing further account of the
Widow Placid and her daughter Rachel, by
he same author.
80 Orders for Law, Medical, Theological
Or Classical Books received as above and ex.
:cuted with all convenient dispatch.
April IL co
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Public Sale.

EuUll( SoISs
BY virtue of deed Of trust from MIR. vii.
liam Hedgson to the subscriber, to secure
the payment Of debt to the Bank OF Alex
andria, will be exposed to Auction OH tile
premises on Hednesday The SOFA day Of
May. ensuing,
*+One Lot situate on Prince
street, in the town of alexandria, fronting
thereon 80 ieet, running thence westw arcly
abo0e Sc feet, thence eastwardly - feel,
thence -southwardly "A feet thence west
wardly about IA feet, thence southwardly to
the beginning about 81 feet. On this lot l.
ar, excellent three story brick house with ex
ensive and conmodlous brick back builG-
ngs, in the occupation of John Hopkins,
esquire The lower part contains large
store, compiling house and cellars. lhs
property is we'll suited to the accommodation
OF 4 family and the carryin on ofan extern
s;ve business.
-, One: other Lot adjoining the
above, fronting on Prince street about thirty
four feet, and extending northwardly sixty
fourfeet On this lot IS On excellent frame
warehouse, with back buildings, and a Gel
lar under the whole. This property is well
suited to an extensive wet goods business.
One other Lot on Water street
70 the north OF and adjoining feet alley,
a.the end Of Messrs Faxon and Cos store |;
fronting thereon - feet and extending vest
wardiy tothe rear Of the two before mention
ed lots 60 feet. =Cn this lot, in front, is q
shed waxshouse 90 by@4o, and On the back a
stable Of about 10 by 20. 80
"A credit of g, Is and ~ months will be
Given for notes negoiisble at the bank of
HleSsndria with approved endersers, carry
inc interest from the date. A lien will be
reSuired On the property to secure the pay
ment of abe purchase money. u
= Thomas Swami, Trustee.
: April lY--ls. - -. =, cots
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Public Sale.

Public Sale. :, :.
On THURSDAY, the 10th Of Mays at IL
O'Clock, by virtue ofa deed Of trust from
WilHsm hsrfshorse to the subscr'eers,tney
VIII procesdto sell, on o credit ots . and
u months the wharf known BY the nams
of Kirk's wharf, -
A Leafe Of faid Wharf with.
the Buildings thereon, for the term of three
wears and four months from the 6rst Of May,
1910, subject to an annual rent Of Ave hun
dred dollars, payable quarter yearly, the pur-
chaser to have the privilege ofremoving the
several buildings at the expiration OF the
lease on the first of September, 1873.
.ft the same time and place will be sold,
. A Lease of the frame Ware
house, on I.ooe's wharf. for the tenn OF one
year and FIVE and half months, and subject
to an annual rent Of one hundred and fifty
collars. with the privilege OF removing the
buildings at the expiration OF the lease, and
also the privilege Of the wharf and dock
and FURTHER,
The fee-simple Estate in a
square of ground situate on Duke street, and
bounded by Fayet,e, Payne and Wolfe lanes,
subject to an annuity of three hundred dol.
lars, to Sarah Hartshorne x Rachael Harris
horns, during their natural lives. and to the
longest liver Of them, payable yearly and c.
very year, on the first day Of October in each
year. On this square is a frame dwelling
now in the tenure Of Charles L. hewitt.
John Roberts.
Thomas Vowel.
April 27. co
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TO RENT,
find immediate hossession gT;ve,

TO RENT, ..
find immediate Possession gfvw,
A very commodious Brick Dwell
ling and Warehouse, all in good order, stu
aied on King street, in the neighborhood of
good water, and an excellent stand for busi-
ness also, three other brick dwellings on
the same street, one Of which has q good
warehouse for q grocery store and the situa-
ton equally good for business--the rents Of
all the above property will be made rsasona-
BILE. -.-.s. -. -
Andrew Schol6eld,
Wbo has just recsiped aad has /or sale, 8
Aquartity ef SToNK LIME ofan excel
lent quality: =
4mo.i9 ~ go
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N O Il | G. E.
April ~.

THE Treasurer having made the salcula-
tons Of interest due the Stockholders in the
Little River Turnpike Company, agreeable
to a resolution made at meeting OF the
Stockholders on the 4th December, 1909,
whereby it appears that the amount OF inte-
rest is 1924 dollars, and that the nett a.
mount Of tolls to the first of January, 1910,
is $3.50 dollars-It is therefore Resolved,
that the sum of eighty cents in each dollar
Of interest as aforesaid, be paid in stock, TO
The Stockholders or their legal representa-
lives agreea6ly to the said resolution.
Jonah Thomplon, IT.
Little River Turnpike Company.
April 70. Staw3w
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T. w. PEYTON

FERS FOR SAL r,
5000 bushels Liverpool and Lisbon Salt
Muscavado Sugar in barrels
Loaf and Lump do. do.
Coffee in barrels and sacks
Imperial and young hyson tea in qr.cheses.
Spanish Segars in half boxes
Mould and Spermaceu Candles in cases
Brown Soap in do.
N. E. Rum in hhds. and barrels
March IL eotf
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7UST RECEIVED FOR SALE,
BY JAMES KENNEDY SEN.
BooKs LER, KINGS b z 7,
AN
GRAFTON,
COMMEMORATIVE OF THE
CHARACTER e ADMINISTRATION
WASHINGTON.
DELIVERED BEFORE THE
AMERICAN REPUBLICAN SOC ETY.
OF PHILADELPHIA,
On. He 22d day Of Februory,1s1o,
BY CHARLES CALDWELL, M. u.
Published a. the request of tho Society.
PRICE 7RIRT1 ONE cFETS,
- Subscriptions for the Port Folio are re.
.ceiveh as above.
March l6. eosf
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T.Notiee.

A IL persons having elsims against tie -
IA tate of Or. Henry Res, late Of Fairs
county, are requested TO present them Pr.
periy authenticated 70 Robert l. Taylor
Alexandra. or to the subseriberat Westma
land county land those indebted to the esis
arc required to makeimmediate pSymssl
TO LET, II
The farm lasely occupied By De. Rose, Y
piieation tobe mais 70 Hn.d5sss.
!. Alex:R Rsse, Err.y HAIRY ~
z April ~. s.. 5a...,.s.s
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Union College Lottery

Commenced drawing on Tuesday last 10
The city Of New. York. Only two days draw
ing will take Place this week in consequence
Of the election after which 5000 tickets viii
be drawn each week until finished
Warranted undrawn dekets given for p"
zes a. soon a. drawn.
Present price of tick:ts ~ dollars.
For sale by
..-~ Robert Gray. |
April IS. ~ -