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N O T | G. E.

IN consequence of the unparalleled de-.
.truction of Window Glass in Alexandra y
the late awful hail storm, l think proper to
inform those inhabitants who have suffered
by this visitation { Providence, that l Will
glaze by 10 and furnish Glass and Putty al
ten pence halfpenny per. pane, and all other
sizes as reasonable as can
Just receired good supply Of WINDoW
GLASS, in 5ores -
10 by 8, IL by 9, IL by 10, 70 by g.
IA by 10, Is by IL, Is by IL, 10 by H.
II l-2 by IA, ts by Is, 90 by IA, Is by
81, with number Of various sizes, which
will dispose of at reduced price.
Daniel Mcleod.
ynre "a
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NOTICE.

THOSE who have given in and proved
their accounts against the estate OF GEORGE
s.Aeum, deceased, will please call tor pay
Elent on
J. H. Slacum. ADMIR-,
July g. a''
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Prevention better than Cure
For the Prevention and Cure of Bilious ara '
.Ilaagaaat Fevers, is recommended
HAHN'S ANTI-BlLLlOUo
PILLS.

PILLS,
L,veated (onzy) By II LEE, SO 1na'ae"
T<HIS Medicine has tor ten years pa.n
been attended with degree Oh su0'oa'
highly ereatful to the invcnors ,leelihss' -"
several parts of the West Indies, ana ..s
southern of the United States, particularly ="
Baltimore. Petersburg, Richmond, NoriolS'
Edenton, Wilmington, Charleston ana osvali-
nah. The testimony of number OF persons
n each of the above placeshas oecn auaueeu'
who have reason to elieve that timely use
ofthis salutary remedy has, under ProViaehce'
nresorved their lives when in the most aiarih-
ing circumstances.
Facts of this conclusive nature, speak more
il, favor of medicine than columns OF Po'hpI
Gus eulogy founded on mere assertion 'ou'o
be. .d
II is not indeed presumptuously proposed
as an infallble cure, but the inventor Has
every possible reason that can result from
extensive experience, of believing that dose
of these pills, taken once every two weeks
during the prevalence of our bilious levers,
will prove an infallible preventative; and
further, that in the earlier stages OF those
diseases, their use will very generally succeed
in restoring health, and frequently II" cases
esteemed desperate, and beyond the power OF
common remedies
The operation of these pills is perfectly
mild-so as to be used with safetyby persons
In every situation, and of every age.
They are exccllently adapted to carry on
superAuous bile, and to prevent Its morbid
secre,ions to restore and amendth the Appetite
produce free pcrspiration, and thereby pre-
vent colds, which are often OF fatal conse-
quences! dose never fails to remove cold,
if taken on its first appearance. They are
celebrated for removing habltual costlve-
ness; sickness at the stomach and severe
head ache ;and ough to be taken by all persons
on change of climate.
They have been found remarkably efficaci-
Gus in preventing and curing disorders a;ten.
dant on long voyages, and should be procured
and carefully preserved for use by every
seaman
Cert fcate of Mr.. William Devenney.
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S. AND d, REED,
Have just receivsd and for Sac:
trunks Ladies 81 RAW BONNIE Is,
do. do. Trimmings.
ON HIND,
general assortment Shoes and Hats.
ALSO,
A quantity of Domestic Cloth.
80 eo3w
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Cert fcate of Mr.. William Devenney.

Cert fcate Of Mr.. W1lllam DeOeH"ey.
During tho last nine years, J have been IN
the habit of using Hahn's Anti.billous Pills,
prepared by the late Mr.. Lee, whenever colds
head aches or costiveness have rendered me
dicine necessary in these cases single
dose has uniformly removed my head-adhe,
and has generally been found sufficient to re-
move every symptom ola cold, if taken on
its first appearance. Induced by the benefit
received, have for years past recommends
ed them to many ofmy friends, and have
the pleasure to inform you, they have invaria-
bly, succeeded in removing the above COM
plants. Yours, &C.
VIM. Devenney,
No. las Cherry Street, New York.
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SALEM, June i.

FROM NORWAY.-Captain Cook, Of
brig Industry, from Christiana, informs
that the ports of Norway were shut to a.
mcricans, and captain {. obtained permits
sion to sell, through much difficulty, long
detention. and contrary to the general ex-
pectation of the merchants. 1t was tho't
that real American vessels, not captured
under convoy, woi'd eventually be cleared.
but whether allowed in that case to sell
their cargoes was doubtful. Notwit'-
standing Bonaparte's restrictive system, to
crush English commerce. yet constant
trade was, going OF between England and
Norway under French gHisc."
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declare war. They have nc course leit
therefore, but to attempt to pro'ohe ,he
Hr;t;sh to make war OH us and in tins we
fear they may be but too successful. w,
hone. however. that kind anu ofef-fa'-
inc Providence, may disapneiht them
hut we must warn tie pubic TO Dc 'is,, I,
liant for they may rest assured 'lia' '''
is not ,rell at Wasilinsson.-iotd.
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BOSTON, June 7.
No,,b,.,.,,,.,,. O., G.n

81
We learn that the respectable commit
mittee elected by q number OF Charitable
Citizens OF this town to receive sub.erip.
tons fer the relief CT the sufferers bs :he
fire at Newburyport, liaye chosen Tie
hon. George Cabot, chairman, and s.bra.
ezer Stockcr, esq. secretary. The com.
mittee meet each day AZ O'Clock. 4. ".
at the Brancli Bank. to further this !autk.-
bic purpose; and it is with great pleasure
we have witnessed On the donation list.
such sums annexed to individual. nahles, as
do honor to tie character Of cur town for
benevclence. and promise vaIuat:c aid to
the distressed.
PrdiSsUorthy. We learn from Newbu-
ryport, that two subscription papers. were
circulated at that place on Tuesday, the
one headed by MIR. Bartlett with 5000 dol
lars, the other by Moses Brown with
1900.
The Newburyport Herald of Wednes-
day last, is entirely filled with matter PC
latiag to the dreadful fire which took
place in that town On Friday night last.
1t is therein stated, ''That upwards OF
$50 buildings were destroyed, most Of;
which were stores and dwelling houses
in which number nearly all the dry goods
stores are included four printing, Offices,
the whole number in town; the custom
house; the surveyors Office ; the post-ot-
flee ); two insurance Offices the baptist
meeting house four attorneys Offices
four bookstores, the loss oil one Gf which
is $4,000 dollars, and also the Town Lii
braly."
The selectmen of Newburyport are al
thcriscd and appointed to receive monies
g. other donations for the use of the suffer-
crs on this melancholy occasion.
THE IMPARTIAL L.aW.
FORTY-FOUR" informatiOns" against
vessels and merchandise, under the non
importation law, have beer advertised by
the Marshal of this District, for TRIAL,
on the fourth Tuesday Of the present
month. An immense amount Of property
is involved, but we presume bonds are
held for the most of it. II the process is
not stopped by the President, the trials
Will be highly important. Among the
vessels whose eases are advertised, are the
Penelope. Huron, Pilgrim, Sally, Venus,
Palinure, Charles, Rambler. Washington,
Neptune, Helicon, Three Brothers, Dove,
Merchant, Eros, Betsey, Charming Nam
cy, Jane and Sally-and, Of course, we
presume their cargoes.
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will ever be present to her grateful memo,
ry.
Ihave particular satisfaction in comm.
nicat;ng the sentiments OF tie Goy,,ro,s
of tho Kingdom towards Your ENee,icnyy
being precisely those 4 have ever inYar;s
bIy entertained. May God preserve YOU,
Excellcncy.
(SigneD
ID. MIGUEL PERlIIRA FGRJts
Palace of Government, april 1s.
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PHILADELPHIA, June fl.

More Fighting Expected.
Ertract Of q letter fran GIL Officer on
board tie ,frigate United States, to q
gentleman in this city, dated Norfolk,
June 5, 1911.
"I'here is a large English frigate of
the Capcs, enquirins when We will be out.
We sail in a day or two, that she may
have the opportunity of making call up
Oh u.s.
Extract ola letter from an intelligent GET
tIeman IN Nee Orleans. to his friend IN
Philadelphia, dated Mays
"This territory has 81 sugar works,
which, have made last season 96si hhds.
of sugar and 5O65 hhds. molasses--9i9
cotton gins, which have produced M,56o
bales clean cottOn--which with indigo. To-
baeco, hides, &c. form rich and heavy
export. If commerce was not c!awHea,,
New-Orleans would, in few years, rival
Piiladelphia."
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thai there is not now within the territory
of Portugal a single hostile Freneh n =,
IT. In fine battle of yesterday we took ali Tie
baggage and paper OF the sei'e, ,s n WIZ
commanded the French, ard asso 'a' pay
srsye Of aI,nast all the regiments WIN
Which we were engaged.
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Translated far tie Phi. Register.
HAVANA.

A committee has been appointed composed
OF The members OF the royal cOnsul.do, patri-
etc society AID Ayuntamie.lto Getty assembly
to,ir>h the Instructions for the deputies OF the
Cor.es elected by this citT, as was inserted III
cur Gazette No. $50. This Gepntation like
wise proposed some questions to the Ayunta-
miclto, which were very ably ana wisely an
sweieti hv them the 24th September last.
The nr;ncipal of which arc as follows ::
IL. The means of carrying OF the riost just
Of wars.
Tie Ayuntamicnto agreed, in perfect una
niIaty, that this question did not absolutely
require their interpretation, as the ardent and
incx6ngnisi,.ble zeal of this province for the
national Cause WAS manifest and notorious TO
the Ccltes and to the nation entire. That she
will contribute very satisfactorily, notwith-
standing her ADVERTISEMENTS, to her proper
tional part, Observing the same regulations IN
this respect, as were enacted by the ancient
Cortcs.
Cd. The manner of governing the nation du-
rirs. the captivity of our beloved sovereign
WHAT the CCrtes shall have resolved crmay
hereafter resolve en- this I'M artant point, VA!
be implicitly obeyed by this faithful city, witch
In the midst 81 so many ni;sortaaea ard suffer-
ings made IT Ter occupa1on 70 osftr up TO
heaven hc sincere prayers Tor the welfare
OF the Ccrtes, by making judicious csloice o.
mon and measures TO administer the state.
3d. The conduct that is TO be observed m
cas- Napoleon should propose to restore cur
king TO the throne, but subject to his Will.
This point was discussed, as the same cues
ton appeared in the papers ct Span OF the
month of June, and made some sensation, and
there was consultation held thereon, which
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Diftrid of Columbia, TO wit.

w EAS J.shua Kiudte hath, by
w his petition in writing, applied 10
the honorable Nicholas litzlush, one Of the
assistant Judges Of the circuit court of the
District Of Colu p:hia, to lie admitted to the be.
neGt of the act OF Congress, for the relief Of
msolvent debtors within tisc district c.oresaitl,
and has stated therein that he is i'll ACTUAL con-
hncment in the Jail bounds of Alanhtria
county, at the suit OF Gerrge Price, and being
unable to discharge the said claim, with
others against HIN, his offered to deliver
up to the use of his creditors, all his
property, real, personal and mixed
Notice is therefore gipen, to the creditors Of
the said jusnua Riddle, that on MONDAY
next, the I tsSiustart be ween the hours Of
nine and three O'Clock at the court house, IN
Alexandria, the oath Of an insoycnt debtor will
be administered to the said joshua Riddle,
and trustee appointed agreeably to the said
act of congress, unless cause be then and there
shewn to the contrary. And ii is further orr
derrd, that this notice DO inserted daily in the
Alexandria newspaper until the / til, instant.
BY order of the honorable Nicholas Fitzs'
hugh one of the assistants Judges of the circuit,
court of the District of Columbia, this 7th
day OF March, 1911.
C. Deneale, c. c..
March z, DIT
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REPORT:


That YOUR committee t,lvc dy:y weighed
the cyrtents OF The memorial, and deliberately
aite.i>, ii 10 sue; explanations OF TIC views OF
the ,nl,nogL.iia>s - ti:,v have thou..lt proper
L. pyesc1t -. "A chair &gcnts That, hold
us The cpllioi, as Il ina Ioaty otthe committee
dc that ih. coU&;;:uioil t!ii lot ;,ithor!sc coi-
gross originally 70 -r-lte cc ohartcr, 1t follows
as :. ii, ccSseTy consequence OF tn;t oPniioii,
ta!, ii. extension G. II, ccen under the rc,,rlc-
tioas Contemplated ~ tisc stockholders, Is e.
GG,lly sepugpa. { to the coGstltution Dui, IL
II wc.c possible ~ >ur-,ount this imldanentai
objection, ard il tls,t RUE which forhlcs, dur
Ms the same session OF the senate, the re-
agitation o. q propositions once decided, were
DIRE, udsd, your com :,ittec would still &c 1t
loss 10 md any sufficient reasons for pre-
longing the political existence OF the coIFoEt-
tom t.. the purpose OF winding up its ah:,ns
Fer,
$ AS it respects the body Itself, it is believed
el,l the existing LAWS, through the mstru-
mentality OF trust properly constituted, aitc.'t
Is ainpie neaJs as j Qu..,hcd conuntspCe OF
O. the c...rter waulc, for The liou,dstiCn otlts
ACCOUNTS, AID the collection and tiiii diatiiCu'
ton CT its funds. Hut Shou!d any lnccnvem-
eGco Dc experienced or this subject, the COM
n.nle az. persuaded It will Dc very partial,
ana such as the state authorities, upon proper
application, would not tsii 10 provide COM
s prIcut DIV fer. I'D
= 10 rcl.;ion 70 rhc community, II the corpo-
: .,sssSS s;r;Fl OF its banking powers, were to
n : sI, lide TIC duty OF closing Its affairs,
yosS caela,i,tee cgsi,lo. see III t any material
asis2',s .ss,,a would be derived. Whilst, Oh the
sa.t3-Iy. W should nos so act, but should a.
sa'S s':.sioE ne temporary pro.ongatlon, IN Or
ce. . sfsccts more durable extension OF rs
sh.ar :, s. a.ssAs IN It's operations become a Sc
s1ors sc1u,ge.S
Your ccclza:kec are happy to say, that they
ie@r:i iloSr. Satisfactory couccs, that the APP
P'taeNslo.s wiaci were igdul.g,>d, as to the
G:s'F&ss resulting rom non renewal OF the
cAur.sr, are frr fron, being realised IN Thlia-
'e:plia, 70 which heir Information has been
cd''a"ed. Itw~s ,os,g stree obvicu3, that the
fa@NN.s, in the circulation OF Inc country,
Which vas to BE produced BY the Withdrawal
u S'e paper Of the bank OF the United States,
Sena 81 d!icd By paper issuing from ether
o-iiks- Ihis oper~lioa is now actually gong
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Virginia, Frederick County--to Wit::

Virginia, Frederick County--to ait:
DANIEL. LEE made oath before 10:
Justice Of the Peace for the sid county, that,
on the 2elh August, 1910, lie cut two Bank
Notes cf One Hundred Dollars each, and re-
n.ittes. by post from Winchester the halves
of said notes TO JOSEPH .'ANNEY, Alexandria
that, ON receiving an acknowledgment OF
the above he the said Daniel Lee enclosed
Vie remaining halves Of said notes directed to
JOS ph Jsnney, Alexandria, 4 put the same
into the post.office at Winchester With his
OWE hands. He further says that ne dld not
keep any description Of said notes. bat 10 the
best OF his recollection they were on the Uni
OH Bank Of Maryland; but, for the greater
certainty, he refers to tie half notes hr: re-
mitted sworn to before me this 18TH day
of February, 1871. ~
: EDWARD MCGUIRE.
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By Order Of the Orphans Court Of
Charles County.
This is to give Notice,

hat the subscriber, OF Charles COUNTY.
has obtained from the Orphans Ceulr of
said eSnnty, in the State OF Maryland, let
ters Of administration on the personal es,a,e
Of Frq4eis II, Sheia, lac Ct TIE eo2Dty stsse-
said deceased: All persons having CLAIMS
against the said deceased ale hereby warned
TO exhibit the same with the vouchers there
Of to the subscriber, on or before the last
day of Angus, next; or they may by law bs
excluded from all benefit to said estate -.
and those indebted thereto are REQUESTED to
make immediate payment. l
Given under my hard this goth day of
bruary, 1911.
Theodore Dent, Admir-.
March S. cost.
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COMM NC ALTON.

Mr. Gales is authorised tost',5e, that the ditie-
r.ncc, which uafo; nn~tc.y took pace between
81. Gp,,es aud sir. Randolph, Mss been ami
catIy ,.Giusted upon terms which are lonora
be :" 18th Parties. Nj lntci'
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March g..
PUBLIC SALE.

WILL BE SOLD, ~ public sale, 10 Z c
highes, bidder, on SIT UED.4Y, tie 10Th
Of March, al 70 O'Clock, al, Weunt Uashiny-
ton,
a valuable NEGRO MAN, by
the name OF Jesse, formerly inthe service OF
Sanp,el Shreye. He is under the character
of valuable hard OF a farm and an exceed
ing good waggoner "A credit Ct ninc months
will lie given BY giving bond with approved
security.
WILLIAM BALL,
Administrator of Samuel Bowling,
deceased.
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.aI,ExaaDRLs DAILY GAZETTE.
TyyPsilf, MARCH I.

we aArc Great pleasure IN giving publicity
70 the following article IN asi'itlon to wl.ich
we u.ay be permitted to state that MIR. Johnson
q Keneucky w,:ta friend ct Mr.. Ei'pes, and
,lr. Crawford OF tseorss;,;a the friend OF Nj,
Rudolph:
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Erfrntf efan 0tt fthe CorfoIaEoa Of ''fler.
asd1a, for Inc e.rhaguisdnlens effFirs.


SECTION Z. If my person wKc shall Be
present at sny FIRE shallneglect or refuse 10
obev the order or direction of any officer
who shall be ppointed by any Fire Company
new established, or which may he hereafter
established, knowing him TO be. IN Gf!i.er,
such person shall le,ftit and pny tEe.um OF
FIVE tti,.rs !: Provided the nsmc o! such cfE-
Ger shall have teen first pubiishes III one of
the public papers
At stated quarterly meeting of tie Star
Fire Company, Id at the Court House,
2d March, 1871, tie following gentlemen
we,e chosen officers for he present year:
!. Jim Roberts, President.
7homas Shreve, Treasurer.
JsetA Ccr0ing, Clerk.
John MuncGsfer,
&c + a ss. Commanders.
: Wihiam Bartlen,Gn,1
Peter Sanders,
Jrrome Ptnmsier, p,i.,s
(.Hn Hunter,
I'M. II. Broom,
.John Stewart,
Joar1tA 19ii6urn,
7Honas M,eve, 49, 2
Nehemiah Carson, p,s.
.dudreau Fleming, ''NS"'
John Januey,
.d,dresv Scholfeld,
Extract from the Minutes,
JOSEPH COWING, Clerk.
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lust RECEIVED

And for sale by the subscriber,
30 boxes No 3 CHOCOLATE,
10 half do. do.
la chests Gunpowder and Young Hyson
TEAS, OF late importation.
SAMUEL CRAM.
March s. eG3w
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DaVil Belle E.n!n, Esq. has been appoint
ed bg the Presit;en. OF tic U. States, with the
unaa;,aous CONSENT of tic Senate, CoESul of
tlc Clilli States TO reside - Paris.
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March s.
FACTORY COTTON.

From No. 4 to Is,
a supply now on hand and VIII DC reeu-
iasly kept, fer sale at the lowest prices ny
lanes Allilon,
Corner Of King aaa Wsshlnst0" streeis.
February ID. 's"'s
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District Of Columbia, Akxandria1

JOSEPH JANNEy made affirmation t'e-
fore me Justice OF the Peace for said coun-
ty, th,a the half notes mentioned above last
enclosed, were never received by him civ
en under my hand this 4th day OF March,
A. FAW.
,do,.h iaw6w
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IN SENATE, !;i.srca .

Mr. Clay, 49,, the ,'7,'rit7te 10 vahoan Was re-
.6rr2d tha Gea,r;---- y ne st7cS4oiders u
fis Eank fire I. S!aiea, ,..!st-!'ss t.'ct, a'i
az; f Congress U-.S.%t Sc j'.ssed, 20 e'-..,-
M. sie corh9r5te lt"y9c"s u tas Sank, + + a
.f:.r.hcr ferioJ, 10 cn,.tic :. 20 &ct;ts Such q
ne Concerns as na. DC d1IriaGj's on th@ So
cf March, 1911, ref"cJnIt u ,rS,J jar the
ccasSiJelurl0n qT Ghe ten2tG, :ht Jc.!gayins
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Loss qfthc R.peRse.

\ cour. of Inquiry was some time since
CO .rcIlyd az boar! liz .!i:;S:c Constitution,
for the purpose Ct investigating the Causes
which welt 10 tHe loss @! TIC l.. States scAOoI-
crRcvcnge (wrrckcd o.. the 9th ut, onWatch
HI. R1e0 aid we ..ro gratiiod ii being .blc
to State tfat Lieut. Perry (aer comnisnticrll
his slccD honourAb!y acquitted Of all bl.rne CT
the occ.sioa, and that his conduct has met the
appreciation OF tic .Sccrct,,iy Of the Navy.
con. GAA.
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BE il remembered, that ~ Az election Cor
twelve Co.n:aon Council Men for the town Of
f.!sxsndr;;., fer the present year, held in s.id
t5rI,, OIL 1ugS;l.y ts;c 5;h ,!sr CT March, 1871.
t,a innowing se.tcnva were found to be
dui4 elected, yiz.
1TARo No. i.--S&nuoi Harper, John Nun
easi2r, -An,&oiy Kcodes, John Gid.
Wanu 40. 2.--AMGrew Fleming, James
M'tIu4e, Henry NICHOLSON, JOHN Lonsdcn.
W.Ap So. 5.--I@cob ltoti.nals L. /. Let,
Ja,..as Ai.acgsc:i, W,n. Neaton.
IyAnp ~. john Coh>3ca, Jonathan
Butcher, Ferdinand Ni;s9tciler, J. c, Vowel
~ WV. tlLRlsaRI, h3yor.
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p The next Assembly will be Oh
ednesday next the 9Th init.
Hacks provided as usual.
March s.
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A MILL FOR SALE,
~ IOUDCUN.

BY authority of a deed Of true ex-
ccu,ed by James MGeath aa+ John Ash, TO
the subscriber will be exposed to public Sale,
for ready money, on tive premises, on the
FIRST day oil March next, il fair, if not, the
next far dy,
4 certain tract or parcel q Land,
in the sait! Decd described, lying on the Bc,-
vcr Dam Branch of Goose Creek, being the
SAM that Vas sold and conveyed bv Stephen
Mp son to the il James N'Geath and
John Ash, and conveyed in trnst by them TO
secure the rarnenl nf tie purchase mohey.
The tract col!ains II lut 70 or IS acres Of
Land, and has thereon a Grist and Saw Mil,
Dwelling House sc. The subscriber acting
as trus &c is not to be considered bound 20
warrant title to said land-hc will convey
such ,righ: to the purchaser as is vested i'll
him by tie trlst deed ONLY
RurI Powell.
JGauarV 80. laT5w*
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-02-05

tsics Shiny aad satidstoo!s-vomitin.> large
and nartl beHy-pains andsickness at ae So
mach-pa,ns in the head and thighs WITH
Iownss, Of spirits-slow fever, with small
and irregular pulse-a dry cough-excsssive
.hirst--somctimes pale and unhealthy coah-
nance, aud some timcs the lace o'ca'eo ai'N
ushed.
Persons afflicted with any of the above
sv,nntoms, should have immediate recourse
to !iamil:sn's Worm Destroying L0zenses
Which have been constantly attended With
success in all complaints similar to those above
described. -,
Sold bv-Ro5crt Gray. Bookseller,
King street, Alexandria, who has Juit
received fresh supply Of Persian Lo'
ton.
Also, Sold by Nicholas kingston
Fairfax street.
Aug. "a III"