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for any length cftime This .,,.,
been already tested TO the eonv,,tes
parties. W. therefore, cau find |t
for the language held by our , a5%
ton on the subject ct he New "''
which France AFFECTS 70 have assn.
in the conjecture that III. y are any,
inclined 10 risk the experiment, :,
king war WIKI Great Britain.
this rumous experiments We shall :"
most strenuous efforts, carrlcs. ,f :.
the.s which may be applied to us =,
earnestly exhort the minority in cn0
do the same. They should rvcoNoR
fnrbearance in such a case is, in tS
.on to the country that thx no,, b
ted opposition is not faction but Som E
riotism.
Whenever" says Bolincbr,k. Il
scheme ruinous TO the general Inter,
nation, is pursued, the bes. service l.,
be done to such nation. is to con-,
an early and vigorous opposition
event will always show that those sb,'
act are the best patriots, however IT,,
b. s.igma,ized with odious names.
opposition brgins late. or BIZ cstri1
more family than the exiscncy r,o,]
the evil will grow until it BECOME, tr
ve,erate for the Ordinary methods Of \
The most plausible objection to such
eeedinss, by which w:il meaning m.,,
frequently made the bubbles of lhosr.'
have the wors, designs, arises from |,
notion OF moderation. True political
deration consists in not opposing The D
sur.s of governments except when s;sa,
aational interests arc at stalk add q
that is the case in opposing them win
degree OF warmth as is adequate to
na,ur. OF the evil. To oppose things "
are not bla:ne-worthy, Or which sreo
material consequence to the national
rest with such vioIs nee as DAY dis rd.r
/ harmony OF g"vernment,-is certainly
ton bHt it IS MeaOise facHsn. and ta
ef Me wsr&t kind eithrr not to opbssea
or MT to oppose in earnest zohen pm
the greatest Importance to the 5at'sn
concerned"
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FOR SALE,

A LOT, piccc, OF parcel OF LANO, con :
~ tanning abou; six acres, with a good
Frame House, Stable and Outhouses, and a
well of good water; situate and lying aDou.
q miles from Alexandria, in Fairfax county,
on the Ravensworth road. The lot is well
fenced in, nd the house nearly new For
further particulars apply to she subscriber IN
Alexandra, opposite the mnrke5 square.
Ann Davies,
Adm'x Of Benjamin Davies
Ion IN 2taw limo
y. h. The above property will be sole
low il applied for soon.
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

n AN AWAY, from the subscribeF, on
II, Friday, the first instant, black girl,
about Is years of age, rather small and very
pert when spoken to--had on when she went
sway a brown cloth coat and sundry other
clothing not rccollected--was raised between
Occoauan anil Fairfax court house, and IS
s,,nnosed TO be about or between those pla.
ees. Whoever will bring her to me or Sc
cure her in Jail so that get her again, shall
receiye the above reward and all reasonable
charges. All persons are torewarnea mar
boring or carrying her of, as | am deter
mined to prosecute such to the extent OF the
law. , >,u
William Mills.
February 6. o.
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G:@:~-
MaNsehuletts.
c0Rccrhra.'

On Friday the 25tn ule Gov. GERRY dt
verrd his speech to both houses ni lnc l.
giss,ure OF Observation-Disclosures fvla
ing is an extract. =
The two mighty belligrren's sho eas
nue. 10 crimson H.. eastern world hytr
destructive conficis, prsesnt To US al,vrm
hopes and approximations OF their pacific "a
hostile intentions. Their general coada
proclaims. that enormous power is nIt
cal to justice, and adverse to good ias
France indeed has revoked her pbuoxu
DEGREES But to what effect, il in conIOrr
~ to her lste oE:cisl communicates
Treaties, which Of right never can be aIta
ed by one party, have by our govcrOmc
been sac,edIy maintained, willis, the h,s
grrrnts in their treaties with US, have app
ed their municipa! power, to modify, ak
or annul hem at pleasure. Und-r this
circurnstanc-s, of what avail ate such 81
emn csmpac,s Are they no. the an1Os
csdes ef perf& j. to surprise aad pluudsIh
nest credulity!
The government of the United S.aa
from the establishment of their ind.pA'|
dence, to the present period, in ;h;ir IN"
course with foreign nations, have coadV'|
ed with the utmos, importantly, jnsdce s''
honor. Thry have been incapable OF ID
territorial injuries, and 10 casual wrons
have applied immediate remedies. laf
have commended for their own rights O|
have never deroga.ed from the rig hts {"
Others. They have not coveted i0r'la
territory, and 10 covering their own have
evinced great moderation. They hN,
carefully avoided violent mrasarss, AM
have preferred to them, amcab'e nss'1'
ton. Ihry even in this hav- n" 0"'
hasty or urgent; but have -vincrd p,ti''''
whilst compatible with dignity, They A'',
punctualiy discharged their just drhs' '' .
have unlimited credit at home and '''''"
Is not such government entitled 70 u.
highest respect and stric'es' justice NOV
have their equitable claims on the b'I'sI:
ren's been answered.! Ey DELAYS so.'.
have become drnials and which 20 lHIu'"1 IS
have added insults. The crisis f'P'''
approaching, ifnet arrived, when "uf CIV
ernmsnt must sanction this degrading eo"
duct or oppose to it their sovereign w..
The former would fix an indrldI'e S'H''
the hation, the latter would mamie" 81.
wonted magnanimiry. II war wn"n =, :,
still depreeates, should be the result s's :,
ample means, under Divine Providence ;. .
support il. .Twrlvs hundred th'u,s'
brave and determis.d freen.sn, WV WV.
neeks were never ynked in oon''s
whose swords would leap from the" ~ ~,
bards to avenge their counsr;' e1' =,
whose, native laad absaudins via ass''
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NJ O r | C. E,

PerCons who have heretofore adVer'
sifed in this paper by the year are re, :
fpeetfully informed that at the end :"
their REFLECTIVE quarters, thel' yearly
adyertiiing will ceafe, and that they
will be charged at the cuitomary rates
for all advertisements which they may
chute to fend after that period. 1t IS
particularly requeaed that all perions
VINO (end advertisements to this once
will note in writing how many times
thew with ,hem pubithed.
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For Sale.

A house and lot situated near the
lower end Of Pitt street.-The lot Is 20 teel
front and runs back one hundred fect--Ihe
house is we'll finished ard pleasantly situated
for small f,nsiiy. For terms apply to JOHN
SHAW, Navy Yard, Washington. or 70
Joseph RINKER, Alexandria, whe
will shew the premises.
70, az. eo3tlsw4t
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TO RENT,

And possession given on the 10th of Febru.
ary next,
A TWO story HOUSE nea: the corner
n of King and Washington streets, now
occupied by Mr.. A. Blakeney. Application
NAV be made to DR.. Ssahler.
January 81. doW
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N Q I ! { (.
The creditors of George M'Munn
are earnestly solicited to exhibit their claims
70 the subscriber on or DC. ore the first day OF
Murcb next, for the purpose of ensblins hin,
to ascertain what sales OF the real estate OF
the tes,ator will be necessary to meet the
paymeas Of his debts. The creditors falling
,oa,,cnd to this notice will probably be ex
Guided from any participation in the assets
fthe estate.
Mordecai Miller, Ex'r.
January Ia.
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AZexQnd, ~ LsbrGry Company.

THE Members of the Alexandria Llora-
~ Company will please TO ia ke no'ice' that
AN election will be hela at the Library on
Monday, 18th instant, between the hours OF
three aud. six, p. NJ. for President aid D4-
rectors for The ensuing year.
James Kennedy, SEN;
Yo,.,, d6,ade
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TO RENT,

A STORE, with convenient Comfn> S
Room, suitable for the Wholesale, Grocer!
or Flour BuSincss--on King street. En-
eciIe ot the Primer.
Fearuarp ~
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~ The sale Of Merino Sheep at
Broom Lawn, will be at IL O'Clock
on SATURDAY, 9th Instant.
February 6.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-01
From Gen. Armstrong to Mr.. Pinkney.
"PARIs, Jan. 25th, 1910.

A letter from Mr.. Secretary
Smith of the 1st of December last,
made 1T my duty to enquire of his ex-
ceilency the duke Of Galore, what were
the conditions on which his majesty
the emperor would annul his decree,
COMMONLY called the Berlin decree /;
and whether, if Great Britain revoked
her biockades, ola date anterior to that
decree, his majesty would consent to
revoke the said decree? To these
questions 1 have this day received the
following answer, which hasten to
convey to you by a special messen-
ger:
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-01

Identified with the orders in council.
with respect to blockadss, ola subse-
quent date or not, against France,
you will press the reasonableness Of
leaving them. together with future
blockades not warranted by public law,
to be proceeded against by the Uni
ted States in the manner they may
choose to adopt"
In pages rs and 46, we have the de-
claration OF Gen. Armstrong aud the
Duke de Galore. MIR E. then read
the following -
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lym he M 1VFU,tte;t Eprei3

~ tftt I't ~ ~ tj'tIt IIfTGlE
Carrtaip Fletcher w ltit France
Eset the Isl ,i ruary his favored :,
with the following rar,i,u!a,s.
In the mon'h oil Oct. last in Ma,s.;u.
tie kensr II NJ. S. Probe ed D-p,ssa
was rr1stcu;ee t,tn', ire EaI Of n,,
me,ce fr the utn petirimancs of r..
tract for ea,co 4! F,,iiia 20 be inpc,,ss
in the big FELICITY 81 Portsmouth, N ~
Captain Boyd, f'om Sralu. ,u eo,. '.'
quence OF tie tro"h,s II Spain, CAM;
Be, d said he was unable TO proceed to -:
intended port, Therefore his sui, wa
brought for damages. TIE attorney H.
the plaintiff Mr.. Ton,ah, :: fl, med tia, ~
ship Henry and Francis Of B. son Caps;s
Wyer, had be,n 10 Spain sm' ing these p.
bells, ,kosc insurgents, ard he surr,.,a
Captain BOYD meht tsv. donr tn ssns
III said The Americans had t.,r MAXIM
rapid fortunes by III. tnn,ulsicrs u En-
rope, ard nv,cr eeu.d tie dersrdca en-
more particularly whsn 'h:, found ,t,it in.
terest TO d viate from ,hei, eornatts: n,,-
nv other sLSt,e rtm&iks wtrr niade =,
the ohsra,.r, q The Americans in general
Mr. A,po, The suorn,N for ,bc d.i,rdar,.
could badly contain hins II while h, w,o
thus r,p king, rose ARD vssy ste,hly Dr.,
n*nd,d who fhr feepie wtle h tsE d re.
b Is ard insrrlen,- i--ha ss;d they WEI,
a brave People fstiine for their Lihttie:
Seir Ceun ", thor Wives End their Chi,
,.en. and ior iltoe.G Prince and as Il,
Tie Ame',eaas makine hen fortunes. lfry
hat, abundsr. proof OF j. hy ihr S, i7u,esd
itsir pr.Sstr:y at Bay, me, q, Holland IND
Nepies Fsai yeur ty's f,cm tie Bsl,n
roard II the Cuph OF Venice, YOU will 6oJ
in tve,y port heir properly wronqiu!y &c.
tanned he WIS proceeding for,he' WIN
he Judges .ut 2 stop BY aIjoutnin6 the
ou,,, and ir1Dit d.a!,!y took MIR. Arno a.
side. reTna'r eel no days sf'er this at
Mm.ri'ies, and ths csus, bad 10, been
hroilptt forward aga;s, nor had MIR. ArEo
been mol .ted.
No eity III France pffhars suffers more
than Ma seilies from HE rmbar.assfns:u.s
70 c. II mrrr-. jy ernsus taken in III.
rtw part 9Th. di. las. wear, il WIS., fund
hat }, had dspofulatrd one third ia three
y.as.
mu'rmrs aeains, Ire govtrnn,rn, ar:
universal hut I'll" p"ople ve.rrain their feel.
lnes from fear, for the ir.ed"m al s;ceth
and OF the press are nearly extisst in
France.
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customs, under the Milan decree because1e
had been visited by IN English vessel at sea,
three DAYS after the decree had been signed Il
Milan. Vessel and cargo both ccndezrsd.--
In like manner might proceed to give
the Particulars OF scores of AMERICAN vesse il
that were captured ;,nd conoem.ed under tne
Accountable Berlin ard Milan dx,rees, trr vio-
Eyting them before they were even. heard Of
The cases of the Iictory Of New York. the
(aNiate OF the same risce. the Erothers, of Vir-
ginia, the sstecniator, OF S. .ya1rah. the Jc,sev,
of New York, the Unah I'm Of New London,
the eadas tsom New X3rl, the sally, Of PhiI-
delpbla, the lhD'7estp N Ct New York, the Or
tavte ct Charleston the 1Unned Stores from
Norfolk, tie 1A0g as Jl6erssn from Boston,
the EnWard troy Philadelphia, the Phenir
from haitl,nefq the SaHy INN from Boston,
tue Il 40 RAY 8 from New York, the 6,rer,
IRON "lsils gtoh, aid the yiolet from Pkiia-
aeiPAia' We re all of this nature. But CIT Ct
these sp all select and abrcviate ore only -
rom ~ S tie reader can Judge CT dc rest.
To bs coninusG.
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n O 7 | G Z

T>HE Subscriber informs the Citizens o.
Z AIexantria md it. vicinity. that he kas
opened a BLACHsMITHs' SHOP in Roy
al-s.reet, opp site the sbop occupied :; MS
father, and hopes to receive the app'oh9tion
of HIS former customers Tor services rem4er-
sd them
All those who may please TO fror hiTH
with their custom, may place confidence IN
his nerco~,pance--and their confidence will
not ne misplaced.
r C,s,lemen having Mill Screws Of a.
NV SIG to be made tor raising mill stone. or
auv other purpose in tbs Mill lne, nay DC
fsynisae,, at tAe above shop Bridesmaids
Vice Pms and Boxes made and repaireti-ail
which viii be warranted to be good.
George Forteney.
March cot
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BOSTON, February %.

4 letter from Rcvcl, November II, ,Slo,te
mercantile housc III this town, (recolGel On
the r. {. Il. Eccks) SAYS -" arrived It this
place On TIE IS list. having put in here tra
hstThour, III d severe gale, and being so ,c.Csd
with ice that ! could PROCEEDING further aiA
SIXTY. S;rce NY arrival, | have lean. ti.I
the euipi Il Finland is frozen up, Egr be,Cu
trcEstadt, ttf which reason r!ust winter in
ms place. there are low eight American ves.
seis hcre, Which viii stay ourirg the winter
his IS rot pi,cc CT much cen Tncrce, ard tu-
sil.ess lsdore betw cen here ard ST. PttclsLurph,
II ihucn TIE same manner as between Tor.
rirscn and Hamburg. TIE rrcseIt cargo
must Ec sold It ST. PctersLurgh, arda rernm
cargo i'rrchased there ard tie present aid
return cargo must re transported by lsIds--
ihe piice OF transportation is frcn 90 to 81
G. PEGS per pood, which is ret cHe third IS
huch IS was given from Tori.ihgcr to Alto
na, although tie distance is LIE t;n:cs as
great. lave seen the S.. Petersburg Price
current OF tie lst NortEtcv, t:can which
take tic following prices Of sone articles:
sugars, Havana white, 40 1 ruplcs rtf
lroo--co. 20. yellow ard trcwr. 2s.c q &C.
Per Go--do. 60. double retired. Goa IT,
KUN, ~ American, $50 l53 Go. per olST
10 gallons )--Nicarasna Wood, 325 q 175 pr
beerGnIt (of $50 lbs. American whitley
wco'I, $50 rs per 10. do. do.--Ibere is 10
price quoted for Markers, tut am Bfcrn-
cd that they re:t good .Frcit. have hd
YET been able ~ ascertain The duties On L
artic!es---on raw Suctrs j. is 80 CO
PEGS Per pcod, ard On Run it rs very Ugh
lrouItlng 10 realIy haif &c gioss saies--
Every species Of American imports hf.isa
high price, Coffee excepted, which thirk
would LETT tie FIST cost"
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A1exa..rria end Fauquaer la7''
\ O z ! T. E.

The MUSEUM Of cosperplate Pr;rts
.xb;b;ted at the corns of King and w
;oc,op streets, is to re seen but Tor few
I,ps after this notice Those who may be
,I;.no>ed 10 purchase four or FIVE hundred
.,Ilrs worth CT wore OF said Points. shall
1--we them at such price that tbeir money
laid on, in any other Kind Of goods will not
turn 10 SO great benefit
NJ Entrance for sesing-Crcwn persons
evolve end half cents BOYS, six ana quarter
cents-I~ SMALL Monty.
- Children viii .not be admitted.
March g.
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ZEN Dollars REGARD.

TINE subscriber viii give Ten Dollars re-
ward ilr appreherdirg negro won an
called SOPH1. a.out IS years old, sierder
made. rr;hcriunder 5 feet she had or & blue
and yellow striped haii OF ss>:ey woosey,
iut has varist, OF elo ,h---she i:.->a sister
living in Georgetown wiz Mr. Ciemef'>Sn
her father Harrr, we.Ls with MIR Hunter,
ship carpenter in Alexandra
STEPHEN COOKE.
Lcsshurs, March as. iaw4w
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GLOVE R-SFFE,
\. HlNCETO ON, FsirEx. StIeeT.

Has received Few iicYces q. e. ceIleni irts
Clover s, eti.
On sand. as usual, q eroJ asscrtp''' &,
FRESH ChRDEN SEEDS Timothy, OrciH
Grass, Burnei and Herr Seed.
.fL5C.
An r!eraEI zrG cyttE:ive assertnIs o.
Queens Ware, iti's, Gu, md ria'" So
complete b1ue printed Tai lc Sets Yi'as'a'
w and fish dishes; Walters. Free go.
Casters, LarIps. Chimney Onameni>, "i''
variet. OF fancy articles.
February IS diwIsvtlh
c. Printing of alt kinds .nfafv
executed al tins eG;ee.
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y. SALE By AUCTION.
THE SALE OF
GIN. TUREAU'S FURNITURE,

Nh commence on N0Hd0y ne.t,
A, his pr,scn, residence, and cen'i"te nom
day to day until the wLole is sold, 1t is al
mo-, unnecessary to remark, that II is elusi
in poini # taste and excellence to any ever
ctTtrcs for sic In this tit,-to commence
st eleven O'Clock Terms vii! be made known
utt { time. Ut sale.
ihs eie CANT hario, viii he sold at the same
time
fNDREWs & JONES, Auc,s.
Washippton, Ma CHI st
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April
At the annual meeting of the


Stockholders in the Little River Turnpike
Company, in the town of Alexandria, O" tt:
first Monday in December, 1910, the fol-
lowing resolution was unanimously adopted:
That for the purpose of encouraging the use
of broad wheel Wagons on the Little River
Turnpike road, all Wagons the br eadth o.
the wheels whereof shall be six inches, shall
be permitted to pass the gates on said rod
toll free, for the term of two wears, and all
Wagons whose wheels shall be the breadth
of FIVE inches, shall be permitted TO pass loa
free, for the term OF eighteen non,hs-aa,
Wagons the breadth of the wheels whereof
shall be four inches, shall be permittec 70
pass toll free for the space of Is months
from the time they shall first pass the re-
spective gates, which shnll be specislly no@
ticed by the gate keepers-And that this re-.
gulation shall be EXTEND d to all who shan
avail themselves of it within tive years.
True copy.
Jonah Thompson, Seet'
December Is. law
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Charles Slmms, President.
Jonah Thompson,1
John Mason, Direct
Henry Foxall, ors.
William Steuart,
William Steuart,

NIB. Arrangements having been made 70
commence the sale of tickets complying the
above Lottery, the public are hereby inform
ed, that am now prepared to .ceive pro-
posals from all such persons as may be dis
posed to purchase, 6r otherwise contract tor
the sale thereof on commission. Purchasers
taking 100 Tickets, or more, will be entitled
to a credit of thirty days after the drawing Of
the Lottery, on giving notes with approved
entlorsers, negotiable at any of the Banks
within the District of Columbia.
los. Carleton,
AGENT for tie Potomac Company
THE DRAWING OF THE
Potomac and Shenandoah Manga
ton Lottery.
.y~HE public are hereby informed. that
/ at meeting of the President and Di-
rcctors of the Potomac Company, held at
| Brooks tavern, in Alexandria, on Monday,
the 10th day of December, 1910, i, was de-
termined that the drawing Of the Potomac
and Shenandoah Navigation l ottery shall
commence on the first Monday in May next.
By order of the President and Directors.
JOSEPH CARLETON, Agens.
Georgetown, Dec. 2o-tJar. ~
The public are farther Informed that, con-
formally to a subsequent resolution of the
managers of the lottery, the price of tickets
,, will be advanced from the 3lst of March
next, to ten dollars and fifty cents, and that
no tickets after the 25th day of April next
will be sold at any other place than at their
Office or Offices in the district of Columbia
It is, therefore, confidently hoped, under
these regulations, that persons, desirous o
promoting the object Of this lottery, and who
h.ye not yet supplied themselves with tick
cts, will embrace the opportunity Of doing i
before they are Withdrawn from tie distant
Agents.
BY order of the Managers,
Joseph Carleton, agent.
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| ia climates nfayorahle to the constitution. ;,
immoderate use flea, frequent intoxica,;oa
orany destructive intemperance, the unskl
flu Tor frequent use Of mercury, the disease,
pelculiar to females at a certain period Of
( life, bad layings in, &c.
And proved by long & extensive experience
! to be absolutely unparalleled in the cure Of
! Nervous disorders, consumptions, lowness O,
! spirits, loss 10 appetite, impurity Of boodf
hysterical affections, inward weaknesses, Vi.
client cramps in the stomach and back, ind.
gestion, melancholy, govt IN the stomach,
! involuntary emissions, pains in the limbs,
reIaxations, obstinate gleets,, fur albus for
hites, impotency, barrenness, &c. sc.
Itch Cured,
By once using Lees Sovereign Ointment
The proprietor informs those persons anda
| miles who are suffering urder this disease
against the infection of which no person i
safe, that if this ointment is used at night On
going to bed 1t never tails to perform cure
by the following morning. IS thousands who
! have ussdit during the last ten years can les
tify. The peculiar excellencies of this IT.
falli,le remedy fer the itch. above every q
Their, arc the certainty ofthe cure by single
application tho ingredients being SO limo.
cent as to be applied With perfes Ct safety u
the terdercst infant and IFS being not onJ
free from any offensive smell, but equaiiy.-
greeable with the pleasantcst pomatam-
Haha's true and Gsnuine German Corn
Platter,
An ineallble remedy for Corns; speedy
removing them root and branch, without CIV
ing pain.
Gexuine Perkan teton,
The Restorative Powler--for the Teeth
and Gums.
Hahn's- Genuine Eye Water,
A sovereign remedy for al diseases ofths
eyes. -
HamiLton's Essence and ExtrGa
of Mustard,
For Rheumatism, Gout, Palsy, Swellihss
Nunbness, &c.
Tooth Ache Drops,
The only remedy yet discovered, which
gives imme;llate and lasting rolief In the
most severe instances.
The AnoGyne Ehx'r,
For the cure ofevery kind Of head ache.
The Damask Lip Salve.
Mfails6Ie Ague and Feuer Drobs.
~ The above well known Mcsilrines
continue to be sold by James KecDedy, se,...
King Street, who has for years past been sole
vcnder in Alexandria. in which time imita-
tons and counterfeits have abounded, most If
them have sunk into disrepute, but as others
are succeeding, purchasers will do we'll 10
observe that each of the genuine articles have
on the outside wrapped the signature Of
Hannah Lee,
Widow of the lats Proprietor.
August 81. law
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-04-24
Tobacco Note Lost.

T OST, some ume near the nat OF APrll.
note for one Hogshe q Of Tobacco
Ipark W. s. number 49, weight 1893, 1877,
+, lo:6--lodged in the Aleaandria warehouse
Annlica,ion will be made for the renewal OF
said noe, and this notice is published Tor the
purpose of prevent any innocent person
from taking an as ignment of the same from
any per,on w,.o may have found it.
1ohn Stuart.