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REGINENT.AL SONG.
Far the s7:h Regimen: called The Prince o
Uulss IRISH ToLunterrs.

Far the s7:h Regimen: called tte Prince Of
Ialss IRISH FoLulteers.
BY CAPT. MoRRICE, 1905.
Come on. brother soldier! the field is now
ended;
TIE cows merry music now calls Us along;
True va!our's best pleased, when with mlrth
il is blended.
And, loves gay chorus, when glocy's the
song.
Then ioin in my list now,ye lads Of true met
tie.
The brave Eighty Seventh, cur voices shall
raise;
The Muse, lads, wherever her eye she ma
settle.
VIII ne'er find subject more Fl for hcI
praise.
At lovaitv's call as band of true brothers,
We sprang into arms, to give strength &c
her sway;
And life, that's debt, paid TO nature by Others
We, brought free gift, to the prince We
obey.
Cur love soc our eouatry's as firm as old Ca
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srfy.r.;; IN the general calamity Of bis
friends. After seeing his paternai house
reduaed 20 asI,es-his father killed in lis
defence his only sister dying with grief
for her father and three brothers siam
he assumed the habit Off old shepherd.
and in one Of his excursions singled CIT
one of the individual men who had ruined
his fanaily.-After upb-ai:iing Inn Ter
hi. cruelty lie slew tiE, in single combat.
THE YoryG MAXWELL.
" Ware gang We thou silly old carrie
And what do YOU carry there -
:. I'm gam to the hillside, thou sodger
gentleman.
To shift my sheep their lair"
Ae stride or twa took the silly auld earle,
And guide lang stride took he
{" trow thou be feck aud earle,
Will ye shaw the way to me -
And he has game WI the silly auld earle,
Adown the greenwood side
4" Light down. and gang then sodger gen.
tleman,
For here We Gamma ride
He drew the reins O. his bonny grey steed,
An lightly down he spraRs:
OF the comliest scarlet was his Wier coat,
Where the gowden tassels hang.
He has thrown off his plaid, the silly aud
earle,
And his bonnet frae boon his bree;
AM w'la was il but the young Maxwell
An his guild braid sword drew he!
Ye kilFd my father, We vile South ron;
And We hiIi'd my brethren three I.
WhiIk brake the heart o Hiy ae sister,
l Ioy'd as the light o my e'e.
Draw on; YOUR sweFd. We vile south'ron.
Red wat WI bleed o my Kin
That sword it erapped the bonniest flower,
Fer lifted It's head to the sun.
There's ae. sad stroke for my dear aud
father 49,.
There's iva for Hy brethren three
An there's ane TO thy Eeart, for my ae
sister,
Nham l To- ed as the light O my e'e
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From the Baltimore FEis.

From FR,NcE.-Fr0m letter 20 res
pectabIe merchant in this city. dated at
Bordeaux, April S, 1911. we make the fei-
lowing extracts:
have heard the substance Of late
speech OF the emperor lie says the de-
crees of Berlin and Milan are the funda-
mental laws Of the empire that ii the A.
merieans conform to them they shall be
received into the ports OF France ana her
allies that on the contrary case, they
shall be spurned from his parts: he says
also. lie sort de les Americans sereient
bientOt decide.
Il have seen a letter from Naples as
late as the I'D March, stating that al A
merican vessels arrived at that port since
the I'd November had been contiscated
and sold. Do not make anv shipments this
way until our affairs are decided; for [
assure You things are i'll nly opinion dark
er now than ever. Mr.. -. wrote a few
DAYS since from Paris that the emperor
had extended the use Of his licences TO
Baltimore and Boston. l will endeavor
to get the particulars Of this business and
write YOU by the Manlius TO sail in IS or
20 days. Her sugars suEd for L. frs. net.
but her coffee will not clear itself.
Interesting eertraets from another letter
dated Bordeau,r. .1pril 9, fSi1.
Owe are without any Of your esteemed
favors since our last respects Of the 25th
February. when we advised YOU of the
sehooner's arrival at Bayonne, and inform
ed you OF the great difficulties and NJ
merous DELAYS which American vessels ex-
perienced in this country. We are very
sorry to say. these difficulties still continue
and since our last 10 cargo from the L.
States has been admitted. except one con-
sisting fSugar and Coffee, imported up-
der an imperial permit.
One Of our partners is in Paris, using
his utmost efforts to obtain the admission
Of the cargoes to our address but we are
assured that no decision will be made on
any American case, until il is aseertained
whether the non-intercourse act has been
strictly enforced against England. We
have no accounts from the United States
later than the 2sth January; & are anz-
iously waiting the next adyiees On which
we conceive the American eases here viii
be decided.
On the 9th March the emperor in .
long discourse to the members composing
the council Of commerce and manutae.
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Far ths .sle.raadria Daily Gazette.

NER. EpITeR.
Isaw several weeks ago. IN demo-
cr,r;c paner. some severe wlnclng ana
kicking. oecasioned BY fast-day sermon,
pyescaed IN Byfeld. Mass. since which
have several times beheld in ether pa
ne,-s of the same kidney. 2 similar uneasi-
nes.. nreeeedins from the same cause
have the sermon III question. anu h1r
rergsed il with considerable interest II
: esleuiatet TO interest every reisaief' Dc
Inc written with ability and great zeal.
rs mesi important feature : the iieFeses :.
mo, and therefore. alarming. influence u
Frsnee. with her HYDRA attendants, Freach
i,raseraity. Freaeh liberty. ana ff:sth
',.l;-iou. would wish To ascertain IL II
he nessih!e there can be ore .ih'sFfeaR'
harm Of American parents, and Of soou fe
n.rt. that viii not cordially respond TO
Doctor Parish" From this tF'e Oh oies-
s;ags. good Lerd. deliver u
'Ib.se severe commentators al say, oe-
cans the fir>t said >el that 1t Is iaeem-
par;ble With TIE e;iee al . preacher Oh 'ile
mild T.issiaz Of oszr SSsvssVlE. 70 aro' ot,s
hint IN tie ea7serc> 80 ke st3sl1alat" saith.
II has laas bse- the egsts2 via ne PEin-
eiDal part Of the ministers u Ne~-Eno
land. On Thanksgiving aEs- Isl ai!s' 10
preach political Sermons @ susis aS IL,
late 10 tae affairs ef err country anu
neshias could be mere appropriate. ihese
DAYS never come on the Sabbath they
are appointed by proclamation OF the
Governor. which proclamation toemS
DoifieaI retrospect for one year Is READ by
the minister in the pulpit. Now l WISH
70 know how the minister can, with due
Difference to the commander In chief.
make his sermon on that day, otherwise
than political one And as due defer
enee 10 MIR. Gerry cannot dispiease these
growing persons, am al a loss Sha' en,
motive they can have. DO the. leel
,-riered. lest Religion should thereby
come into disrepute But nay, nay, gen
tlemen pardon ne! Heaven forbid tina,
7 sbould ever accuse We OF that concern
The influence Of the Pulpit, II am not
much mistaken, was even solicited uufihS
o,,. revolution, and was considered pow
arfsl auxiliary to the cause OF freedom
there were then no upbraidlngs oil =" IN
nronr;ety - for then the honest caHse IN
trh;ch these good men labored. was popu-
Ior with all. infer, therefore. that there
WIS less need of this influence then thah
there is now: for whatever object Is po-
pular with all. may be attempted without
any extraordinary effort.
Mr.. Parish's sermon completely exposes
Il fl,r
the diabolical policy OF Bonaparte' anu the
n,cans he takes to continue his eTuei'ieS
through France and over the continent
cnd the elaerity scith 1rhich our rulers
eo-optra:s ,cith his rie1es. This last pc
tire was TOO faithfully drawn to DC
borpe-hence arose all the bitter resliinss
that arc afoat agaist him. They e.. is
faree. and | want no better proof OIL It's
merit. DIR. johnson once SAID ne shcuia
never know he had hit hard il there was
no rebOundins.
From IKE Federal Republican,.
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THE YOUNG MAXWELL.

4 young gentleman of the family of
Maxwell, an honorable and potent name
in Galloway and Nithsdale. being an ad-
herent OF Charles Stewart, the Pretender.
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/ after for Sale,


My estate in Hanover, called and known
by tho name Of hULrI.LD containing 1914
acres, DC the same more or less, together
with the Negro {. between &C. and 20, most
ly III tahs!ies--aise, all the stock of Horses,
Cattle, Sheep, Hogs and Mules. and the
Plantation Utensils.
Possession will be given of the whole as
soon as contract is concluded, including the
present sSwing crops, at their estimated va.
lue. Q@e fourth of the pu, chase money will
be required in hand and the balance in one
and tw5 years on interest If SAFE of he
land should not Ike place before the | eth OF
August, the negroes, stock, SC. will be sold
on that&ay, together with the standing corn,
and thesestate lie. sci (oc term of years.
| have alto for sale about 10000
Acres oF Military Lands in the States OF Dho,
KENTUCKY, and the Indiana Territory, besides
1000 Ares in the county OF Mason and State
o NlrssfSssnear the Ohio. For particular
description of all which and for terms of sale,
apply TO- CIR. Thomas Tavlor of Richmond,
or to
x Ohm Hopkins.
March IS. - 5awam.
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Coach-maklng, IN all Its various
Branches.
Z. P. TAYLOR.

ID ESPFCTFULLY informs his friends
IN and the public, that he contn les 10
carry On the Coaeh-making Business in all its
various branches, a,t ,!,e shop in Fairfax.
trcet, formerly occupied by RAea and 7uy-
=, who're all orders in his line of business
ill be strictly attended
From an establishment OF three years
the above line Of BUSINESS he = able to say,
-sa proof OF his Workmanship, he has many
vouchers,
Gentlemen who may please to favor him
&ith their orders for Carriages. OF aay kind
- ....,s,9ation, r3aS<fsssar'd Oh having their
x DIRK execut&s Satr $500 - I'D caGih.s
N b. All kinds OF Carriages did aasss- s.ssss-a
es made and repaired with neatnoss and dis
patch.
FOR ST. Z,
A second hand Coachee with Harness.
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March 9.
FURS & PELTRIES.
dSta Iawtf

A LARGE quantity of valuable Furs and
~ Peltres and some othe: Indian arti-
cies receiv ii from the United States Indian
Trading Houses on the Lakes, the Missou.
ri and the Mississippi, viii be offered at PUB
Lie AUCTION, in LO!'S. at the stores of the
Superintendent of Indian Trade, ct George
town, Columbia, on Monday the 29th OF A.
pri next at IL o'clock-a'nong these are,
1900 lbs Beaver, II 900 Racoons 5000 lbs.
shaved Deer-Skins, a parcel of Otter, Nn,k.
rat aud small Furs, Of Elk. Rear and Indian
Dire sscd Oecr-Skins, of BuGaloe Robes, Buff
ea;oe Horns, Indian Mats, & Candles of Buff
faloe Tallow. Approved notes at 90 days
will be rece we'd in payment for all sums cx-
ceeding one hundred dollars.
J. MASON, Sup Ind Trade.
March 20 Saws.
n. To be inserted in the National f-1S1-
ligenser, Philadelphia Aurora, Bal Evening
pos, FledericktowA Herald Alexandria Dali
iy Advertiser, AM the printers in Leesburs
and Fredericksburg, three tmcs a week till
day Of s.le.
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Sute,1nne Yellow Bark.
March s.

THIS POWDER, consisting chiefly of
t extractve mater and reslncus portion OF
the bark, wherein its virtue as medicine Is
known to reside: is separated in degree
from the hard horous ana; other useless parts
in manufacturing. 1t vii, therefore, be
found preferable, on account of Its purity,
s,rength, hnencss, and the small quantity
REQUIRED, to any other form in which the
BARK has hitherto been generally used.
The superiority Of this bark Will be part
cul,rly nantes in the treatment of those
diseases in which, ON account Of an irritable
state Of the stomach and bowels, the rcqui-
site quantity of the impertectly ground bark
in common use cannot be administered !; and
as any Of the watery or spiri,aous Prcpara-
lions are well known to be Intellectual in ur-
gent cases, it is presumed that the present
orm will prove generally acceptable.
The proprietor thinks it unnecessary to
Offer any apology to those of his medical bre'
thren to whom he is personally known, when
he recommends to them in particular this
elegant powder ofbark since many OF them
have, in common with him, had SO frequent
and painful occasion, in the course OF lehg
practice, to deplore the want OF SO desirable
form Of using that inessimahie remedy; and
so fully is he assured of its superior efficacy,
from numerous proofsoi its effects, that he
offers it to the fac,asy in general without
fearing the imputstion 0; Imposition.
PREPARED AND PUT UP By
CLARK SAN ORD, VI. y.
Greenwica, Connecticut, 1908.
NJ The above article is put up in par
GELS Of different sizes to accommodate pur-
chasers !; and is sold by James Kennedy, sen.
Bookseller, King street.
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Plrpi,Ga, Frederick Coasaty-so qrit

Ff3.Sf;k.a, TIfUCTNh NOHWY--tO 7pN
DANIEL LEE made oath before me a
Justice Of the Peace Tor the said county, that
on ths 10Th August, 1910, he Gu, two Bank
Notes of One Hu7drcd DoAQrs each, and re-
nitted by post from Winchester the halves
of said notes 10 JOSEPH JANNEY, Alexandria
that, on receiving an ackn w!eds ment OF
the above he the said Daniel Lee enclosed
he remaining halves Of said notes directed to
Jos PHI Jannev, Alexandria, & put the same
into the post-office "a. Winchester with his
own hands. lie further says that he did not
keep any description Of said notes, but to the
best of his recollection they were on the Uni
on Bank of Maryland; but. for the greater
certainty, he refers to tie half notes fir re-
mitiet 49, worn 20 before me this 9Th day
Of February, 1911.
EDWARD MCGUIRE.
District If Co'umbie, AIexand5'al
C2unty, to zr't:
JOSEPH JANNEY made affirmation he
fore me Justice Of the Peace for sait! coun-
", ,hta the half notes mentioned above, last
enclosed, were never received by him Civ
en under my hand this 9Th day OF March,
1917.
A. FAW.
March s. law6w
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Dtchers wanted.
ROBERT CIR A Y,

Bookseller 6 Mataoner,
Otkosi,e the :it,sR;ar:o1s iaos,m--k'sy street
HAS LArx1.Y RECEIVED FOR SALE
Che t6!tpw,ng Books:
ARABIAN KNIGHTS Entertainments, 4
vols. cali, giit.
Dc Qucsedos' Works, 5 veis. de, do.
Spectator, vols. do do.
Dil,u, 10 vols. do. do.
Caye,o on h.lec,ric;ty.
Cooper, surgical Ds lionary.
He!i's AnatoNy, vols calf.
Me,iirsI Extracts, S vols cali, with su
peru plgter,
Darwm's phytolosia, Thompscn's Con
spectus, CLtres fIomcr, 1ooSe's Pantheon
Bc;i's Surgery, i vols. Iuie"'s Pracure,
Culien's Ma,eria Mcdiea, ilai'ci's PaySioio
~, ticn%y's Chyaestry, t}eole's 1assa Fit
b,ntling, Biairss Sermons 3 vcls- fbe 30
rough, n ptre,a, by Grab, P.rt's Chyasestry
Tirgih Horace. Cesar, Ovid end Saiiost
: Dcipnini, Giark.s Corecri Rippons HYMNS,
Enmley'. GramMeb Pocket and Family III
btes, School TO aud 1estsments, Hutton'S
bookkeeping, Jackson's do Gibsonss ,er-
seying. f,int,s do Alnworth's Latin Die
ii0aars, Huaae's Essay. Bo'iubrook's works
Ladies and Centlemenrs Pocket Aimanacs
fos 1911 Also large stock of Writing and
Wrapping Paper, Bonne, s sandhox Boards
Playing Cards States, sc.
Y. B. Country merchants supplied with
schonl books stationary. &c, on liberal terms
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JUST PUBLISHED,
age FOR SAFE hT FHlS oFFfcE,
SpE &c Ii
OF THE
Hon. SlAH @ y n c Y,


Hessr Of REPRESENTATIVES, IF the U'ssssf States,
febraary IS, iSlA, on the amendments Of
Jsrea b9 asr. Eahes TO the BIT safftemrn-
fa'v to IRE wact concerning me Commercial
Isferce9rse befF;et,s The United Stotes and
Grrus-B'9s0ia uxa f1u,re, and Their dehfn-
denotes, aads6r other leashoseS," and which
PROPOSED 70 recive and enf1rce the non-in-
ttrroarSe lG., GsaiHSt G.pae. Britain.
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{ No. 3ooe
Clover Seed & Salt.

Clover Seed & Salt.
JUST RECEIVED,
A few bushels fresh Clover
Seed and in store convenient to the fishing
landing, 1900 bushels fine and coarse SALT.
suitable for the ishery-for sale by
John G. Laid.
April 8. st.
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N OF &c E.
April A..

Those who have purchased tickets of the;
subscriber in the Wilmington College Lotto.
ry, are hereby informed that that lottery will
not be drawn They with therefore, please:
to return the tickets and receive the anount
in cash or ticketsi in the Potomac and Sbe~
nandoah Navigation Lottery, which conmeD.
ces drawing On The LIST Monday in May hext<
ROBERT GRAY.
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PUBIC SALE.

PURSUANT TO deed OF trust TO the SUI
scriaer, from John Potts $oElza ms Nt'e :.
t, secure the !!savment efcer, an Sums .,
money due tor;e bank OF Alexandra i,'. =.
George Nor.a aad Co, vii be EXPOSED a' ~
pubic sale. az auction, on 1harsdsy' iat'i
Of April next. at II o'ciock' In The io.e-
mona, on the premises
The undivided molety OF nine
and three quarter acres o, Ln';i, DC s'ss ,'nl~
,5tuse nr less, siSuar. on The .pnois'ei "a i7'-
* lF4,:1l ,rse.r,hc Id powder house,
erms OF safe caslS
Ludweii4S ef,, Irs5tte.
March 90 49, NJ 80. stn
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Twenty-Five Dollars Reward

RAN AWAY on the night of the 9Th in
slant, a negro man named NATHAN, about
S. years Of age, feet 9 or 70 inches high
OF very dark complexion, rather slender
made and very active, when spoken to he has
small impeachment in his speech accompa-
MED with laugh. He wears black cloth
cnat-+ss efoathing unknown. purchased
said, fssspw of Mr.. Samuel Moreland, OF
Monts;sinery county, Maryland; he is well
knowsi IN the neighborhood of Bean-Town
q eexandria, Washington and George. Town;
1t is>supposed he has pass. | will give the
above Se9srd to any person securing said fell
low So 1hat get him again, and all reasona-
bic cftyges if brought homo.
,waa Thomas Waters,
81 living near Bryan. Town, Charl
County, Maryland.
N3ch 2o--2z. law5t*
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lust LANDED,

JUST LANDED,
-And for sale, next dor delow the Post
Office,
10 tons Bar Iron
so pieces Ravens Duck
40 pieces Russia Sheetmgs
90 boxes Brown Soap
IL do. White DO.
20 barrels No. Beef
% boxes Mould Candles
81 bags Sumatra Pepper
II 6rkins best Butter
, kegs Mustard
2 Mahogany Bureaus
casks Herds Grass seed
IL quintals Dun Fish
| box Russia Crash
coils >punyarn
A quantity of Handspikes, Logreels x Stick
br oms
1920 yards Tow Cloth
1890 VT. new Milch Cheese
boxes Florence Oil
1900 feet Bo rds
William Srnith.
March 9. dStaIaw,f
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Juf Publlihed,
PRICE FIfT1 GEMS,
And for sale py ROBERT GRAY,

And loF safe ~ NUBEN NKHI,
A Poctlcai Picture Of America,
Being observations made during residence
OF several years at Alexandria and Norfolk /;
illustrative OF the manners and customs ofthe
inhabi,ahts--snd interspersed with anecdotes
Arising from general intercourse with soci-
ETY. in that country from 1899 10 ls07-By
a Lady.
London, Printed, lSO9-Noriolk Reprinted,
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ELISHA 1IMMS

Will leave Loudoun county, Virginia,
bout the middle of April. for Ken.u Ky and
Ohio--and will undertake to attend TO any
land business in these states for moderate
compensation Apply to Richard e a d Lee,
Esquire, in Alexandria.
March so. 2aw3w
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: A Mill fer Sale
~ LOUUO,V C0U.VTY.

Nv LCUOON COUNTY.
TOY authority Of deed e. tru3t executed
ID by James M'Geaih md jain Ash To the
suhecriDer there will be exposed to public
ale for ready money ON the premises on the
gin day of May next, if fair, if not, the next
fair cay, a certain tract or parcel Of Land in.
the said deed described. lying Oh the Beaver
dam branch Of Goose Greek, Being the same
that was sold and conveyed bv Stephen M
Pherson to the sid James M'Gcath and John.
Ash, and conveyed in trust by thcm to secure
the pavment OF the purchase money-The
tract contains about p or Is acres, and has
thereon Grist and Saw Mill, Dwelling
House, sc. The subscriber viii attend at q
o'clock on the day of sale, at which time it
will certainly be offered, and he will convey
to the purchaser such right as is vested in
him by said deed. ;.
BURR POWELL.
April T.. law3t
For Sale ON reasonable Terms,
A VALUABLE Piece of LAND, con-
N tanning One Hundred Acres, lying
Immediately on the I.eesburg road, Fairfax
County, Virginia, about Ten miles ffrrn
Alexandria, and Seven TO Georgetown: there
is about Thirty Acres of Prime Meadow
Land, with sufficient supply of Timber to-
support the place For terms, apply to -.
Minor Of Alexandria, or
WILLIAM MINOR,
t Near the Premises
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MOUNT EAGLE.

This desirable County Seat is for
Sale on siiheral credit w lhin max an hours
ride of hlcxanctrs, it Offers every necessary
accommodation for genteel family. The
Tract bounds on Hunting Greek ind con
tains two hundred and twenty, three acres.
If not sold before the FIST week in Arri, it
will be leased to an approved Tenant, on &C
comm odating rms--A publications. may be
made to WILLIAM HERBERT, Esq Alexan-
dria, or TO the Subscriber
John Carlyle Herbert,
Near VanviNe, Narydnd.
February l.. 2awtf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-26

/, O A complete List of Prizes in the
Vineyard LOTTERY is just received at this
once, where 1t may be examined by these
ln:eres,ed.