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Hahp's Ants- Bilious Pulls,


For tbe prevention and cure of bilious and
malignant Photographed Only AT Lee
old established Patent and Family Medic'he
Store, No. Sc Maiden Lane, NcW-fork.
The operation of these Pills IS perfectly
mild, SO is TO be used with safety by persons
in every situation, and of every age. :.
They are escelently adapted to carry on
supernuous bile, and prevent ita morbid Sc
cretions to restore and amend the appetite
TO produce free perspiration' and thereoA
prevent colds, which arc often OF latai co!ise
uuences A dose never fails to remove
cold, if taken on its first appearance they
are celebrated fer removing hahitual costive-
ness, sickness at the stom3ch * severe head
ache and ought to be iahen by all persons
ON change OF elm :tc-
They have been found remarkably e1hca-
eious in preventing and curiAs disorders at
tandant on long voyages, and should be pro-
cured, and carefully preserved tor use, by
every seaman
Hamilton's Werm Lozenges.
This we'll known remedy has cured during
tile last eleven years, an immense numberoi
childre., and adults o. various dan SsGous COM
y, ANTS arising from worms
Hamilton's Grand Restorative,
7, recommended as an invaluable medl-,
cine for the speedy relief s permanent cure
Cor the various complaints which result from
ted pleasures juvenile mdlscrctlon
residence in climates untivorable to the con-
s,i,ution the immloderatc use oil tea ire
oIent intoy;cation, or othsr Ges,ruCtiFe III
tenvcra ace tie urskiiiul or excessive use
os mercury; The diseases peculiar to females
at certain period OF life bad lyings In, &c.
Tooth-ache Drops.
ITCH OINTMENT,
Warranted o cure by one application.
Hamiiton's Elixir, for Coughs,
,ethmas. sore throats, and most disorders of
the breast and lungs, is recommended as an
unparalleled remedy.
Hamilton's Essence and Extract OF
Mustard,
A safe and effec,ual remedy FOR acute and
chronic rhcumatisnl, gout. rheumatic govt
p,Isy, lumbago, aumoncss, wn'te swehi"s''
cbi5lains, sprains, bruises, pain in ,hc face
and neck, &c.
The Restorative Powder for the Teeth
and Gums.
The Damask Lip Salve.
Hahns true and genuine German
Corn Plaster.
The above genuine Medicines have been
in the highest estimation throughout the y;
States for upwards of ten years; many OF
| them are sold for less than the drugs oil which
they arc compounded, could be purchased At
, retail store.
1 ney are, by shecial appointment, sold
wholesale and retail, by
James Kennedy, SEN.
Boo. seller, Alexandria.
b. Purchasers are requested to remem-
| Der that an engraved label, with the signature
| of Hannah Ler, widow of the late Richard
| Lee un. Go counterfeit which is teson!) is
affixed to each of her genuine Meeielres
HANNAH LEE.
New York, July so--Ls7l law
ADVERTISEMENT.
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LAND FOR SALE.

r WISH to sell TRACT of LAND lying
I on both sides of and extending across the
sho,t Hill Mountain in Loudon county, Virgil
MO about Is or l6 miles from L,Csburg:
This tract of land contains more than 2'ooo a.
cres. and is very valuable from its tcitiii'y IT'S
situation. its peculiarly excellent adaptness
for improvement from the use OF Plaster OF
paris. and its lying remarkably well Tor tarm-
;no On the North side of the Short Hill. in
the valley between that and the Blue Rtcgs
Mountain, there is an highly valuable MILL
SEAT, on copious and never falling stream,
having a fall of more than forty feet, and
being distant not more than hail mile from
the Potomac or mile from Harper's ferry.
There are already upon this tract and branch
Grist and Saw Mill, though neither is in use
at present, from their being both out otre-
na;r The terms, which will be advantage
Gus and easy, will be particularly made known
mon application to the subscriber, or to Mr..
Daniel Brent, in the city of Washington.
part Of tie purchase money Will De M
mediately required, and for the balance IL.
beral credit will be allowed, on the purchase
ers Giving bonds, with uuexceptlonable per-
sppai security, and mortgages upon the land.
The Tract will be divided into Lots to sule
purchasers, but it is not the intention OF the
subscriber to conclude the sale ct any one Lot,
on either side of Tie mountain, TIL he shall
have bargained for the Sale OF all the others
upon the same side.
Wv" ' VIM. DUDLEY DIGGEs.
Green HVY, near Rladensburg,
EAarylcnd, Vov.27, 1911. j.
November so. d4w.
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r. ID an AWAY from the subscriber
z. on or about the 3dof August, sc,
an apprentice BOY, named Geo gr 3. Newmon,
a house joiner y trade alb ut ieet 10 inoii-
es high, ireckled in tie face, and was raised
in the neighhorhood of Centerviile. The SUI.
scriber will give Tzuenty Dollars 1t found IN
the nois hb.rhood of Centcryille or the same
distance from Alexandria; or Fifty Dolla,s
if found distance of fiftv miles or upwards.
Also, ranaw.y, a negro man named Mel
son, on Monday last the I'd of December, a
house joiner by trade about S iect 9 inches
high, Likely fellow, very genteei IN his
manners, remarkable black skin and fine -
ZEN Do!lars will be paid if found len miles
from Alcxandria or 7sventy Dollars great:
er distance, and reasonable charges paid by
Thomas Preston.
". B. AL persons are hereby iorwarnsdl
harboring said apprentice or slave.
December 6. dit
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The editor of the Aurora has published
long lecture On the score of " Consistency -
and if his word is to be taken, he appears to be
the only consistent man belonging to the de-
mocratic party. He is in terrible passion
with " certain persons" who, he says, have
accused him of abusing the government
This charge he hercely denies, and, no doubt,
his readers will believe him. Some, however,
might inquire, if vilifying the administration,
congress end all, is not abusing the govern
ment," what does abuse consist of? lie says,
moreover, eve have been arttslAy accused
of inveighing against men whom we once
praised for their honeStya and talents. To this
accusation we offer no defence we have no
defence to make we in fact plead guilty"
It seems, then, that many of his quondam
friends have not ,,nly become regues, but
fools also A sad falling off, It must be con-
fesscd. And this may be one reason why
Messrs. Jefferson and Madison have been
forced to select apostate federalists to fill i'm
portant stations.
Mr. Duancs zeal often suffers comictN Sc
crets to escape him; fer by his own acknow-
Judgement, we find, that others besides Mr.
Gallatin have been tampering with him to
.e nd his name for money" He bravely scouts
the idea of "the dogs of members of Congress
having seats in that body as well as their mas
ters.' This is intended as sheer at Mr..
Randolph; but We rather think the honorable
Speaker is the best Judge in this business
We never heard before that such had been
the case even now, in spite of our venera-
ton for the coonel's 7cracity, we arc little
inclined to Gou6t.
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ENTERED.

Ship Commerce, Croudhill, London, bal
last, to the master brig Betsey, York, Port
land, sundries to Lawrason s Fowle; schs
Polly, Kelly, Passamaquoddy, Plaster, Samuel
Cram; Melinda, Norris, Boston, sundres, to
different persons Sarah and Hannah, Bow
ers, New-York, do to different merchants /;
sloops Polly and Nancy, Childs, Warren, r. l.:
do. to the master Mason's Daughter, Sher-
rett, Charleston. cotton, &c. to Ephraim Gill
man.
Ship John Andrew, Barren, Lisbon, by John
Grid and others sloop Roena, Chadwick,
New-B Bedford, the master.
Arrived, schr. Louisa, capt. Haynes, from
Jamaica, last from Matanzies, l6 days, ballast,
the Captain. Left at Matanzies, ships Gene
raj Hamilton, Weldrage, of Portland Good
Intent, Lyndon, Newport briggs Clarissa'
Mauran, Providence Betsy, PhiPpen, Sa-
lem---all loading with molasses; sloop Presl-
dent, Burluw, for Philadelphia, next day !;
schr Mary, -, from New-York, Just ar
rived sloop Juliet, Bigley, sailed tor New
York, the 18th instant
Arrived, schr. Brothers Return, captain
Weston, % days from MISUNDERSTANDING
Captain. Left there number OF American
vessels, names not recollected. Markets dull
flour, thirteen dollars.
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PHILADELPHIA, HhrH S.
LATE FROM CADIZ.

LA L. TnoM StAD1L.
By the arrival at this port of the ship Tho
mas Ketland, in % days from Cadiz, (Which
place she left on the I'd March) we have re-
ceived the following information.
On the oath of February, an expedition un-
der the command of General Graham sailed
from Cadiz, consisting of $4,000 men, who
were Joined near Tarifa by 5000 British troops
from Sicily, making i'll the whole about 1000,
say 5000 British, and the balance Spaniards s
Germans. Accounts Intellectually been received
at Cadiz previous to the departure OF this ship,
of the expedition having landed near Tarifa,
and of their proceeding direct for Chiclana,
and it was generally believed in Cadiz, that the
French would not wait the assault, as admiral
sir Richard Keats was fully prepared to attack
the French batteries from Port St. Marys to
Rota. There are strong grounds for believing
that admiral Keats commenced his attack on
the I'd. IS very heavy and briskgannonading
VIZ; heard distinctly all that day.
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Five Dollars Reward.

n AN away from the subscriber the ninth
II of March last, negro fellow by the
name of DANIEL. about fifty years Of age:
he is well known in this town and has been
seen in town and about the suburbs several
times will give the above reward to any
person that will deliver him to ne at Bloom-
field. JOHN +. SMITH.
Gr have few tons of first quality L.
mothv hay for sale. Enquire as above.
April5 = esa
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For Sale or Rent.

That noted Stand at the corner Of Wash
ington and King-street, consisting OF Store,
and accommodations fora family, now in the
occupancy of Capt,in Black. Possession may
be had the first Of May next. For further
inform alton please to apply to
John Roberts.
April 8 7aw3w
A meeting of the THEsPIAN SOCIETY is
requested on Tuesday evening, d, the Theatre.
Members will please be punctual in attending
precisely at O'Clock.
By order of the president.
G. A. RAILS, See'y.
April
WAS put on board the sloop Unity, at
PhiIade phia, for Alexandria sc in August,
1909, barrel and box, marked E. p. The
owner will get them on app,sing to Mr.. Da-
mel MCLEAN, and paying charges
CALEB HAND.
April g. colin
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Joseph IT. MandeVlle,,

Corner T Mg AID Cmoa-sn"efs,
OFFERS FOR SALE,
80 hhds. Sd and 4th proof W. ..nGia rum
20 ditto MuscDvado sugars
80 ditto molasscs
40 barrels common whiskey
10 ditto old rye ditto
80 ditto New England rum
200 ditto ditto cider
% ditto excellent shad
20 casks Malaga wine
81 boxes brown and white soap
50 ditto mould and Gipt candles
so ditto raisjns
40 ditto best crown glass, by 10 and 10
by %
90 ditto chocolate, no | and no.
so chests imperial, hyson, young hyson
and skin TENS
50 bags green coffee
81 ditto white ditto
SO ditto race ginger
900 reams wrapping paper
so ditto writing ditto
5000 pounds Rhode Island cheese.
500 ditto best Goshen ditto
10 bales India t~ine
l ditto romat hantikcrchiefs
BY RETAIL.
Madeira, Sherry, Lisbon, Port and Mals.
gs VINES
Cognac, Peach and Apple BRANDY
Pepper, allspicc, nutmegs, cloves, CHINA
mon, ground and race ginger indigo, alum,
copperas, birthstone, gunpowder. :hot, pipes
in boxes, bingham boxes in nests. bed cord,
leading lines, trace ropes, snuff in bottles,
loaf and lump sugar, Shaving soap. chewing
tobacco of different qualities, inustar in bot
ties and by the pound, Spanish and common
cigars, honey, Cut nails of alt sizes, &c. &c:
ALSO,
1000 bushels Lisbon by busheI
5000 ditto gretShd alum; and or in
1000 do fine Liverpool salt sacks.
Best super6ne -four and water crackers.
April G.. DIST &law3W
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NRw-YoRK, April 4.

News at hand.--Capt. Lunt, of the Ceres,
spoke March IS, in lat. al, long. so, the ship
Sally Ann, Glover, % days from Liverpool
for Boston, who informed, that a new minis
ter had been appointed to the United States.
The S. A. must bring London news to the 23d
of February.
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ALEXANDRIA, DAILY GAZETTE.
MONDAY, APRIL 8.

A London paper of February IA, states in
an official Bulletin, that the 6 Kings health
goes on favorably."
The following is the first account we have
had of the Pope, this long time. We find
it in a London paper of February s.:
We yesterday received Paris Journals to
the soth ult. The Pope has issued. a bull, the
circulation of which has been prohibited by
Bonaparte, under the severest penalties The
public, however, are kept in the dark with re-;
spect to the particulars of the denunciation of
his Holiness, but it seems to have given very
great offence to Napoleon. Only the first and
last words Of the document are stated, but by
subsequent article, it probably alludes to the
appointment Of :. Bishop of Florence by Bona
parte, which the Pope has refased to Sane
ton.
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Mons. PREN'rAIR,

Mons. PRENrAIR, J
Your impidince is too great to be snffer any
more for ever. What will my fren say when
he see his lettair in your Gazette +? l have hear
dat YOU serve Mons. Fooltom de same way.
You scrape dc lie from all de worle, and over
de Nitestate, and pile him up pom one nudder,
till he he more bccgcr dan de salt mounteen in
dc Louisiana Ma fol, shall! prostitute you
/ have write one strack of a letteryesterday,
TO polo;ize myself to my fren. See how l
was blijc to &c sorree for it:
+" .7Ne1andre, 4 AYhfeeL
" Mon CHER JEAN,
Don't grieve yourself, my dear falla, bout
me to write ginst Mons. Barlow. Il is not
my charactair. BY jeeng l make one Song
in de .Angleesh, whish / send to you, and
when you take de president by dc nose Wld
de rasoir, YOU can shew it to him.
God save de ministair,
And make him here and deere
One honees man;
He buy de assignat,
And git one larje estait,
But soon run way for all dat,
Fas as he Can.
His head was full of wit,
But dcy want to cut OFT 1t,
Wild Guillotine
De Diretoire have miss his aIm'
He was quite too sharp for DEM
Do dey serve many more de same'
Under de sheen:
When he meet Monsieur Talleyrand,
He will shake him hard by de hand,
And Volney too:
Dey say, You have come good tune,
yon'ye leishair now to write more rhlme
We hope it will not be de hymn,
But something new"
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MAJ, lie D,

On Thursday evening, ~ the Rev. Mr..
Mccormick, DANIEL DuLANY, Esq. of Fair
fax county, Virginia, to Miss SARAH ANN
TNeEY, daughter of THOMAS T1NeEY, Esq.
commandment of the Navy Yard in this city.
Nat. Mteligencer.
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De ladee, too, will be mush glad
10 see him shineen in de grade
Of dis higl place.
Dcy'll take him all ovair Paris,
And some will want him to marry,
But all dair coups d'oeil will miscarry,
To dair disgrace
And when he see de Emperor,
He will look in his face, sans peur
Of his powair
When he AK for what he want,
And make one small complaint,
De Emperor say, " I cannot grant,
It's sequestair."
Den he will make one bow,
Most sweet, most humble, and most low,
In de palais
De courtier will all laugh de sleeve
TO see ambassador so grieve,
Den he will take his leave,
And come away.
ooh, my dear fren, if you was to know of
lie torec in dis place ! 1t is fool like de teek
Dey would sell de countree for one dollar"
Dus, Sair, you have put me to expendl-
.ure of eight sent to make excuse for meself
Mats don't care so mush bout dat. But
weesh was ten tousan mile from you, SO dat
De pose establishment would git one Louis
lor for every seengle type in your Offices
I have de honneur to be, Sair,
Wild de highest consideration,
(Signed) NICHOLAS PEDROSA,
Hair Dresser.
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April 8.
Freight for Boston.

Four hundred barrels Will he taken on board
the brig Bctsey, Capt. York, if immediate
application is made. to
Lawrason and Fowle,
Who have for sale the CARGO of the said
brig, consisting Of 1880
10000 feet merchandise Lumber
1000 feet Oars
Is barrels Mess Beef
60 boxes BrowN Soap
hogshea,s n. +. Rum
26 barrels Tanners Oil
bags Pimen:o
$40 boxes Smoake Herrings
2 tons first qua ity American Cor
dage
$50 reams Writing Paper.
ALSO,
Landing from the Schooner Sarah s Hannah,
Captyia Bowers, from New York,
50 hogshsads FIRST quality n. Orleans
Sugars.
April g. cost
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ne zeal anil aoilies VI IN
Nor Lieutenant on the service arc eoo wei
knows to YOU to render any ehconliuiii i'ohi
me necess.rv .-&and also beg to recommend
~ ven, rot;ce MIR John Gosland, masters
r,:ate ais Majesty's ship CornwaiiiS, VINO act
e., IS M aid e-de-camP, and VINO, having pas
"a his examination for lieutenant, is worthy OF
promotion.
feel much indebted to Captains Yates s.
Ncsbi.. Of the city OF London and fsnddart IN
aiamcl, who handsomely volunteered 20 serve
with IRE, and who brought a proportion OF
sc.men to assist III the laborioIs duty OF drag
silig the Cannon the former, am sorry to
say; died Of excessive fatigue the first days
m.rch. Our loss mas been trlling, consisting
CT FIVE men wounded although am sorry to
saw, most of them are seriously. | have the
honor to U-,ec.
lSigncd) n F. MONTAGUE.
Vice admiral BERTHE, sc.
4 Paragraph Of General Orders issued on
General .d5ercromby on the iSt December,
1910, 6rfore Port Lanis.
Per. 9. Major General Abercromby is hap
py also to acknowledge the steadlness shc"n
bv the l2.h and 22d regiments, and he teeis
himself particularly grateful ter the jealous
exerlions of a detach ment Of seamen landed
from the squadron, under the command OF
Captain Montague and he requests to offer
him, the officers and men under his COM
MIDI lis sincere acknowledgements Tor the
service which they have rendered to the
army.
Ertract from, General Orders, Head Quarters,
Cart before Port Louis, December 5, 1910.
lor-General Abercrornby, in the name
Of the army, feels an indispensable degree OF
pride and sttisiact:pn In acknowledging the
powerful and cordial co operation which has
been received from the naval force under the
command Of his Excellency Vice-Admiral
Berthe, which has been hei3htcned by the COR
dili.y and unaniInity subsissing TO :: degree,
perhaps without exalnplc, between the two
branches Of the service. TIE Commander OF
the forces teeis It his particular duty to offer
his most sincere thanks to Captain Beaver,
fos TIE able and ludicious manner N which he
Conducted the Decentralization, as we'll as Tor the
iyl4EatigIbe excrtions he has since used in dis
ci,.,.,ing the duty contided TO him by the
Wee. Admiral, IL supplying the wants OF the
a,'nly and Malor-General .Abercrc'nby IS
eiully iEtiei,;ed to Captain Briggs, Lye, and
Street, and 20 the oisicers and seInen employ
e. under their orders III the Decentralization OF
the trccps.
The exertions and able assistance received
from Captain Montague, OF the Royal Navy
and the officers and seanncn, with the army Oh,
shore, neve been too conspicuous not to have
aitrGcte the observations and Acknowledge
mer.ts of every individual.
NI.jor-General Abefcromhy must, howcv-
er, request that Capt. Montague will be pleas
ed to convey to those under his command the
Impression which their conduct h., made OH
his mind
w. NICOLsON, Dep. Adj Gen.
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Public Sale.
THIS AFTERNOON,

at 3 O'Clock, :
Will be sold, on Bsyne & Ca,twrigh,'s wharf,
80 bales Prime Upland Cotton
l29 whole and h.f tlcrces New Rice
And quantity Carolina Moss--on credit.
P. G.. Marstefler.
April 8.
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w. NICOLSON, Dep. Adj. Gen.
.Ff7coiae, Port Louis, Der. 6, 1910
GENERAL, MEMORANDUM.

officers and crews of the ships OF the squad
ron under his command, on the successful
issue of the attack of this valuable and impor-
TAFT colony, which has placed 1t under his
MiSs,y's protection.
He feels ne has duty to acqu!t in thus
pu;,;;..c,y ommuncating the Sense he enter
TINS 81 TIE jealous and unrcEAiiting exertlons
OF al ranks throughout the squadron, and he
requests that tie Captains and Commanders OF
The Slips and vessels will more immediately
III. &c klown to the officers am, crews under
t., II command respectively these his senti-
nlGnts.
(Signed) A. BERTHE.
TIC the Captains and Commanders of
the ships ardvessels oEthe squadron.
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Clover Seed & Salt.
JUST RECEIVED,
A few bushels fresh Clover
Seed and in store convenient to the hshlng
landing. 1000 bushels fine and coarse oAA l.
suitable for the fshery-for sale by
John G. Laid.
Apyils. N'
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LoNDoS; FEB. IA.

IONDONj REQ. If.
An Apholt mail arrived yesterday. I he
contents of tke German papers received by it
have been anticipated, and the Swedish jour
mails supply no intelligence of the least impor-
t.nce. The following is the substance of a
Russian Imperial Ukase which has lately been
published:
Prohibited .irticIes far 1911.
Rum, arack, brandies, port and Lisbon
wine, refined and all sorts of loaf sugar, cloths
hne and ordinary, cashmere and all woollens,
silk goods of every description, tea, corks,
cambria muslins, linen, chiniz, printed and all
sorts OF cotton goods, except white calicoes;
such as long cloths, gurras, cossas, bafftaes,
emmerties, Sc
Ships for their atlnsitance want nothing
more in future than the register and sea let
ter.
Z" In the duties on imports the heaviest
charges arc on coffee; RI 30 per pound, In
stead of r. g. Is. HAVANA raw sugar Ri. z,
oi. all sorts, instead of 40 CO. as at present per
pound"
The endorsements for Portugal were still
at Torbay on Monday. After persevering
attempt to beat down the channel, Sir Jo-
seph Yorke was obliged to return to that an
ehorase.
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Port of alexandria.

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