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r,eysrtion better than Cure.
For the Prevention and Cure of Bilious ana
malignant Feuers, is recommended
HAHN'S ANT1-BlLLlOUs
PILLS,


n,rs,,.a (.nis) 6v H LEE, Sc Maiden
Lane, Nesu Yor6.
"HIS Medicine has tor ten year, pa'S
heen attended with degree o. su.'~,S
hignly ereatful to the ipvenors ieehns
several narts of the West Indies, ana 'ae
southern Of the United States, particularly ="
H,It;mor. Petersburg, Richmond, Nor'eiN'
Edep,ou, WILMINGTON, Charleston ana oaVaH-
nah. The testimony Of number OF persons
ir each of the above places has been a"aues~
wIo have reason to bellows that timely use
of,ais salutary remedy has, under fSo''ue"ss'
,reserved their lives when in the most aiat"-
ing circumstances. ,r.
Facts oflhi, conclusive nature, speak more
In favor of medicine than Columns u Po" lId
Gus euiosy founded Oh mere asseruo"
be ,,r,n,sed
I, sno, indeed prssump,nousiy Plop'sso
&c an iaf,llble cure, but the ia'e",o'
every possible reason that can les0''
.x,s,siyc experience, of believing 'ha' ''o'e
- lisa nils. taken once every two Weeks
1T, ne nreyalenoe of our bilious levers,
viii nrnve IN infaliible preventa;re; ano
f,r,ber that in the earlier stages OF 'ho'S
H,...es. their u.s will very generally sucCeeu
in restoring health, and frequently IN cases
e;reened desperate, and beyond the power oi
ommoa remedies c.,,,
The operation of these pills Is perlse,y
,,;la-so as to be used with safety oy persons
~ every situation, and OF every age. -
Thew are exceiieutly adapted TO carry u,
s,,ern,aas bile, and % prevent It's morold
secre,ioas ; to restore and 4rnendth appetite
prouce Tree perspiration, and thereby pre-
vent colds, which are often OF fatal con'e-
quences! dose never fails to remove r, co oa
i taken on it's first appearace' inex axe
cclebra,ed for removing habitual costWe-
ncss; sickness at the stomach ana severe
head ache and ought to be taken by al! persons
o. a chlnse oi climate.
So have been found remarkably etfcacl-
Gus IN preventing and curing disorders a;ten.
daat or long voyages, and should I've procured
and carsiully preserved for use by every
seaman
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CLOVER-SEED.

N. HINGST ON, Fairfax-Strec,
Has received few tierCes oil excellep, ~,
ClCvcr-St CT.
On hand. as u.usl, good assor,m,o, :,
FRESH G ARDEN SEEDS, limotty, Och,
Grass, Burnet and Hemp seed.
.dLSC,
An elegant ard extensive assor,mert n;
Queens Ware, China, cut and plan Gl,<s
complete blue printed TabIc sets, with o.
Wy and fish dishes; Walters. Bread Trsy,
Casters, Lamps, Chimney Ornaments, yr,
variety Of fancy articles.
February l8. dlw!awtlA
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ORPHANS COURT,

A'eaand'iq Lounty, Feb. Term, 1911.
Ordered, That The administrators of John
Kincaid, deceased, do insert the following
advertisement three times in each week for
eight weeks, in the Alexandria Daily Ca
zcttc
Test. ALEX. MOORE, Reg.
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ORPHANS COURT.

Ale*andria County, Feb. Term, 1911.
ORDERED, That The administrator de bo-
MS non, OF William Shrcve, deceased, GO
l. scrt the following advertisement times in
each week for three weeks in the Alexandria
Daily Gazette.
Teste,
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January 4.
ORPHANS COUN i.

Alexandria Csuats, Feb. Terri, L''J ;.
ORDERED, That the administrator Of jaw
Simmer, deces:ed, do iasert the to'o =.
advertisement: three times in each wee" ~
:our weeks in the alexandria Daiy ~
zette.
Test.
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Or, scase Of Mr.. HtU;am Devenney.

During the last nine years, } nave oeen III
the ha it Of using Hahn's Anti oil'ous rms
prepared Dy the late Mr. Lee whenever 1ola -
head acnes or cossivene have rendered me
d;cinc necessary in these cases single
dose has uniformly removed my head-ad"e'
aaI bas GENERALLY been founs! sufficient to re-
move every symptom ola cold, 1t taken on
lis frs, appearance. Induced by the oeneh ,
r.cA,vrd, have for wears past recommend
eI them to N my of my friends, and l have
the n easure to in.orm you, they have mVarla-
biv L, .ceeded in removing the above COM
nI,,nts. Yours, sc.
VIM. Devenney,
No. las Cherry Street, New YORK
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Leeshurg, March 4-5.
District of Columbia,

District OF Columbia,
.CouNTr OF ALExANDR1A--to wit.
November Term, 1910.
George Simpson, esmhlainant,
AGAINST I,Chu.
Aaron Wilson < Joseph Birch, c"'"sF''
TN. defendants,
The defendant Aaron Wilson,
not having entered his appearance and given
security according to the actof assembly and
the rules ofthis court, and it appearing 10 the
satisfaction of the court upon affidavit, that
the said Aaron Wilson is not an inhabitant
of this district-on motion of the said COM
plainant by his counsel, It's ordered that the
said defendant, Aaron Wilson do appear
here on the first day of next term and enter
his appearance 10 the suit and give security
for performing the decree Of the court, & that
the other defendant, Joseph Birch, jun. do
not pay away, convey, or secrete, the debts
by him owing to, or the estate or effects in
his hands belonging to the said absent defend
ant, Aaron Wilson, until the further order
or decree of this court, and that a COPY
of this order be forthwith published for two
months successfully in one Of the public
newspapers published in this county, and
that another copy be posted at the front door
of the court house of said county.
A copy-Test,
G.. Deneale, c. C.
January:4. ia2m
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.itrlCt of Columbia,

>ASAAAAe 1NA'A ~"N"
by, not having entered his appearance nd
given security according to the act Of -
sembly and the rules of this court, aHh
appearing to the satisfaction Of the cont.
upon affidavit, that the said defendant JOHN
GADSBY is not an inhabiiant of this Dis
trict: On motion Of the said com2.4inssts
by their counsel, it is ordered that the SID
defcndan. john Gadsby do appear here ontys
first day of next term, and enter his apPz7.
ance to the suit, and give security for m'-
forming the DEGREES of the court, and that!as
other defendant Joshu. Doing, do 70; p.Y
away, convey or sccrcte the debts b! 'n
owing to, orthe estate or effects in his has
belonging to the said absent defendant JON
Gadshy, until the further order or de''s'
OF this court, and that copy q Id
order be forthwith published FOR two n''"Ns
successfully in the public newsFH0
published in this county, and that &'I
Their copy be posted at the front door o.
the courthouse Of said county.
A copy.
Test.
G. DENEALE, e
'orqrH
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Ten Dollars Reward.
August Q l..

TINE subscriber will give Ten Dollars re.
l. ward for experimenting negro won an
called SOpHY, a.out IS years old, slender
made rather under ct-she had or a blue
and yellow striped habit of iinsey woosey,
but has variety of clio tbs she has sister
living in Georgetown WITH Mr.. Clementson
her father Harry, works with Mr.. Hunter,
ship carpenter in Alexandra
STEPHEN COOKE.
Taeshure March as. law4W
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
Strayed or stolen trom tie sub>crI, ,.'s &..y.
gon lying at Bagc's, near hsrtsioI1vs
mill, on Sunday night tie 18th OF &ovea.
Der.
A bay Horse, about IS hands high
a star in his forehead and .hod III round, -
Lout nine or ten years Old. ANY person vo
may find the Said horse and Will leave hn
any wLere on tie road so tn, get higa 4.
gain, shall receive tic :. 1ove reward.
Israel Lacey.
Goshen, Loudoun County,
January "a. sA
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-09-28
PUBLIC SALE.

The subscriber will offer at public sale, at
the Coffee House, in Alexandria, on
THUR sDAY, the third of October, at
twelve o'clock, on credit of six, nine
and twelve months, for notes negotiable
At the bank of Alexandria, with an ap-
proved endorser-
%HE HOUSE on King street, near
Washington street, now occupied by
Mr.. Sloan, and the House adjoining-the
House on Fairfax street now occupied by
Mr.. Slade-the Houses on Jones's Point,
with or more acres of Ground-the House
and Lot at the corner of Fairfax and Franklin
streets-three Lots adjoining on Fairfax
street, and three more Lots adjoining on
Franklin street.
He vA distose fat Private Sale,
All or any part of his Land lying on the
wan 60" S. COOK.
I,ee.burp, September 4 ,2awds
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Valuable Property for Sale.

In consequence of the death Of HENRY MIL
LER, wa. e6cr for Sale the .fsll0su'sg Frs-
terty -
A FURNACE AND FORGE, in Angus.
N ia county, Virginia, situated ABOUT .
miles from the North River, ION never
falling stream) where it is probable the navi-
oation will shortly extend. This property is
sbospht to be the most valuable of the kind
of any in Virginia. There is about 5000 a.
ores of Land attached to it, greater part OF
which is good farming land; 70 acres OF eX-
traordinary watered meadow good dwell
Iiny houses, one stone, with seven rooms !;
. Kitchen. and cellar under the whole !; the
other frame, well finished, a grist and saw
mill two large coal houses, one stone and
the other frame; alarge frame barn; stone
meat and milk houses, with ali otner ouiid'
ings necessary. There are three oar banks
within half mile of the furnace which ap-
pear TO be inexhaustible, and several others
at no great distance the iron is OF the best
quality.
One other FORGE in the county of Rock
ingham, IA miles from the furnace, within
two miles of Port Republic, where the Poto-
mac Company expect shortly to extend the
navigation. This forge is entirely new, be-
ing built last year, and is thought to be the
most complete of any in Virginia. There Is
near 1000 acres of land attached to it, we'll
timbered there is large quantity of cord
wood, coal and pigs, on hand, which will be
disposed Of with the works together with
the teams Of horses, oxen, Wagons carts,
with all the utensils appertaining to the
works, and immediate possession given, ifthe
purchaser wishes. A farther description is
deemed useless, as it is presumed those In
clined to buy will view the premises.
Samuel Miller, and
John M. Estlll,
ADMINISTRATORS.
Sentsmber 20 eoSW
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ORIGINAL
FAMILY MEDICINES

Prepared with the 'gseatest care q at'ehlion'
By MICHlAL ZEE * 20.
LEES Worm destroying Lozenses.
This medicine is superior to any ever OF
fered to the public, being innocent and miiu'
certain and eficacious in its operations
Lees EHrir,
A certain remedy for colds, coughs, or
asthmus * particularly the whooping cough
SO destructive to children
Lees Essence Of Mustara,
SO we'll known for the cure of Rheuma-
tism, sout, palsy, sprains, &c
Lees grand estoratipe,
Proved by long experience to be unequai-
led in the cure of nervous disorders, con1
sumptions, lowness Of spirits, inward weak
ness, etc.
Lees Hnti-biGous Pills,
For the prevention and cure of bilious and
malignant fevers.
Lees Sovcreign Ointment for the Ifch,
Which is warranted an intalll5le remedy
at one application.
Lees infalli6le Asue e Fever Drots,
For the cure of agues, remittent and inter-
mittent fevers.
Lees Genuine IeTSzUH 1ofto"S
Celebrated for the cure OF ringworms, tet'
tiers, etc.
Lees Genuine Eye Hater,
An effectual remedy for all diseases IN the
eys.
Lees Tooth-.4ehe Drohs,
Which give immediate relief.
Lees Corn Plaster.
7 e.,o D,,s,oL IN ,S0iDe.
Lees Restorative Powder,
For the teeth and gums.
Lees Anodyne ERrir,
For the cure Of every kind Of headache.
The Indian Vegetable Shecyfc,
For the cure of Vencreal complaints.
Sold wholesale and retail, by the proprie-
tor, No. 20, Pitt-street, Baltimore.
II. GRAY, bookseller, Kmg-street, and
N. KINGSTON, Fairiax-street, Alexan-
dria.
To country merchants and others, who
purchase to sell again, liberal discount Will
be given by the proprietors.
To detect counterfeits, observe each arti-
Gle has. on the outside wrapper, the sigma
ture of MICHAEL LEE and Go.
N. B. At the places of sale may be had
fgratis) pamphlets containing recent and ex-
traordinary cases Of cures whose length pre-
vents there being herewith inserted.
June 90. Ia"
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ROBERT GRAY,

has lately received, far sale, the following
MUSIC for the PI.aNO FORTE.
GRAND RONDO-by Weight.
Military ivertimento-Holst.
Easy I.essons-Reinagle.
Favorite Duett-Gildon.
lie Retour de Naples,
Rondo, with flute accompanl- I'll otfland.
ments,
Six Rondos-Nicolia.
Serenade, Walce ct Rondo-Gildon.
Savoyard, Rondo-Gildon.
LIE Sansonet Affranchi, Gillian
Romance and Rondo, }
Military Rondo-Holst.
Favorite Lesson--Steibelt.
Gipsey Rondo--Holst.
Les Plaisirs de L'Esperance-Gildon
La File Recommendation.
The Maid of Martivale, ballad from
Moore's Poems-Stephenson.
Viotti's Pollacca, arranged for the Piano
Forte-Dusek.
Italian Momfrina-Holst.
Irish Melodist-Vocal Repository, Nos.
| and s-TheSacred Companion for the Ger
man Flute-a selection of Psalm and hymn
Tunes, adapted to that instrument.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Piano Fortes, Guitars, French Horns,
Clarinets, Hautboys, Flutes, Flies, Vlollns,
&c.
Violin Strings, Bows, Bridges K Screws.
Instructions for learning to play on each
Instrument.
Nav 81.
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FOR SALE,
September 90

a TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, on
n Washington street, built within the
last two years, well calculated for the accom-
mediation of genteel family. The situation
is excelled by none; it is in the occupancy
of Nathaniel S. Wise, Esq adjoining the
residence of the subscriber. One hall the
purchase money will be taken In Groceries
at wholesale price The residue on liberal
credit. Possession may be had if required,
on giving three months notice
.6l,o. for SALE, on sir, tzoetOe e eighteen
months credit,
Two LOTS of GROUND, on WASHING
ton street, 4S feet front, nearly opposite the
three story brick house now erecting at the
intersection of King * Washington streets.
Richard Lewis.
September lo d3t eotI
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Inbortant Letter,

From four of the Members of the first
Baptist Church of New York, appointed to
exa nine into the conduct of thcir Pastor,
the Rev. MIR. PARKINSON, and report the
same to the different ministers of the church,
can be had at R. Gray's and Cotton * Stew.
arts book stores.
September
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IT, A Tutor zuanted.

A NY person of good character, who -
IL qualified to teach the English Lar
guage, Geography and Arithmetic ana :,
willing to undertake the tuition OF sil.an
school, will hear of employ mcnt by applying
at this office
September 26 do"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-25
Mr.. Foster TO Mr.. Monroe.
Washington, Nov. |, 1911

soit WV - az
\ SIR In pursuance of the orders
which have received from his Royal
Highness the Prince Regent, in the
name and on the behalf of His Majesty
! for the purpose of proceeding TO a final
adjustment of the differences which
have arisen between Great-Britain and
the United States in the affair of the
Chesapeake frigate, l have the honour
to acquaint you-First, that am in
structed to repeat to the American 60
vernment the prompt disavowal made
by His Majesty [and recited in Mr..
Erskine's note of April IL, 1909, to
MIR. Smith,) on being apprized of the
Unauthorized act of the officer in COM
mand of his naval forces on the coast Of
America, whose recall from an highly
important and honorable command inn
lmedlately ensued as mark of His Ma
jesty's disapProbatioa.
Secondly, that am authorised to Of
fer, In addition to that disavowal, on the
part of His Royal Highness, the inn
mediate restoration, as far as circum-
stances will admit, of the men who in
consequence of Admiral Berkley's or.
ders were forcibly taken out Of the
Chesapeake TO the vessel from which
they were taken; or if that ship should
b. no longer in commission to such
seaport Of the United States as the A
merican government may name for
the purpose.
Thirdly, that ] am also authorised to
offer to the American government
suitable pecuniary provision for The SUI
ierers IN consequence OF the attack on
the Chesapeake, including the families
OF those Seamen who unfortunately fell
in the action, and Of the wounded suryi-
YoTs.
These honorable propositions, can
assure you, sir, are made with the sin
cere desire that they may prove salts.
factory TO the government of the L.
States, and trust they viii meet with
that amicabie reception which their
ConCillatory nature entities them 10. i
need scarcely add how cordially join
with you in the wish that they might
prove introductory TO removal of all
the differences depending between our
two countries.
have the honor TO be, with senti-
ments of the highest consideration and
respect, sir, yours, &c.
AUG. J. FOSTER.
TO ne Hon. lanes Monroe, &C.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-25

;ect oG j.. i viewed by you in the ia
yorable light which you have stated.
Although | regret that the PROPOSE
ION which You now make in cohse-
qurnce Of that communication, has
been delayed 10 the present moment, !
am ready 10 receive the terms OF 1t
whenever you may think proper to
communicate them. Permit me TO
add, that the pleasure of finding them
satisfactory will be duly augmented, if
they should be Introductory to reno
val of ALL the differences depending
between our two countries, the hope OF
which is SO little encouraged by your
past correspondence. A prospect of
such result, will be embraced, on my
part, with spirit Of Cancellation, equal
TO that which has been expressed by
you.
! have the honor 10 be, SC.
(Signed) JAMES MONROE.
Aug, ]. Foster, Esq. &c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-25

entered The market, ne saw three fEeL
talking, and having passed them, be
was knocked down senscless--when lie
recovered, he found himself III row
boat, and expected to have been thrown
into the river, On feeling for bis
pocket-book, containing upwards Of
1000 dollars in bank notes, found 1t was
missing. The men denied any know
ledge of it. He begged to be put on
shore. They ordered him 10 be still,
and he should be well treated.
They then consulted together I'D
French. Rut soon bound his hands,
and tied handkerchief over his eyes.
After rowing about three hours, they
reached vessel, and put him into the
forecastlc. They soon put 10 sea, and
after 90 hours confinement released
him, and was tolerably well used, some
ofthe crew told him they heard his re-
marks about pirates in the porter
house, and they were determined to
convince him that they were clever
fellows. About the 10th of Aug. Mr..
Miles was landed near New-Orleans a.
bout in the morning, and was order
ed to leave the city Immediately. He
made the best of his way back by land,
and reached this city on the 9Th inst.
having travelled nearly 1000 miles,
working for his living on the road,
She was small sharp built schooner,
mounting guns, called La Vengeance
commanded by capt. Desha, and had
so men. She plundered several ves-
sells on the cruise, but Mr.. Miles was
always put below while shey were rob-
bing the vessels they fell in with.
1t will be here proper TO observe,
that he is Of the most unexceptiOnable
character, and is possessed of hand
some property above his debts so
that there is not the shadow of doubt
but the above facts are correct.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-25

The Documents accompanying tie Presi-
dents Message, are extremely voluminous.
and it would not be practicable 10 give
them in weekly paper, unless more inter-
esting matter should be excluded, short az
three months. This must be cur apology
for emitting the publication ofthem. They
consist Of correspondence hetwixtihe 81.
creIsry Of State, Mr. Munroe, and the pri.
tish Minister. Mr.. Foster, relative 20 the
Orders in Council and the commercial ~.
lations existing between the United States
and Great Britain. The following remarks
on this subject are from the " S Gazette
Those who have taken the trouble Of wa.
ding through the wilderness Of words og
which the correspondence between cur
government and that of Great Britain u
composed, appear 10 entertsin different o.
pInlons as TO the respective merits of the
combatants who have been engaged in The
wordy warfare. Some think tia, one has
the best of the argument, and others the
other. Though sheet after sheet has been
written, displaying variety of talents in
the writers, about the British orders III
council, the real merits Of tie controversy
upon that subject lie within the Compass Of
a nutshell
The British orders were professedly is
sued in retaliation Of the French DEGREES.
and were accompanied and followed by as
surances that they should not be continued
after those DEGREES should be done away
IN August last the French gorernEent
declared officially, that those DEGREES S1e
revotec, and I.at upon a certain day and on
the happening Of certain conditions, they
zooulG cease to have their efect.-Afer-
wards, however, the emperour repeatedly
declared, III the most solem manner. TINT
those dec ees constituted The Fundamental
law Ct ms empire, and captures of Ameri.
can vessels were made under them, even
after the 2nu Of November.
Under these circumstances the real cues
ton between us and Great Britain Il Have
Tue French DEGREES been actually revoked,
and has the proof Of their revocation beenso
clearly exhibited to the British governments
as TO make II their duty TO act accordingly
II so, then IS our case iully made out Great
Britain IS totally IN the wrong-and our
government ought 10 III Ike use of an Tie
means IN their power 10 compel her 10 re-.
hnquish her unwarrsntable and hostileNs.
lem On the othe, hand, ii tile French de-
crees are not in fact revoked. or fine eyi.
dence Of their revocation is not such q
ought 10 satisfy the MINDS Of re asonable and
unprejudiced inquirer, then is there no lust
ground for the distinction which i made, ~
OR non'Importation act, between the two
bellgerehts, and consequently G Britain
has right 10 complain Of that measure,
and to resist u, on the ground Of lis par
TALLY.
Such, at present, is clearly the question
between the two governments. We pro-
nounce no decision upon il. The ublicE
are II possession of the materials from
which The conclusion must be formed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-25
NEW YORK, NOV. IL.

Il appears, by an affidavit, in the T.
yenlng Post of Saturday, that Mr..
BENJAMIN MILES, merchant, of
ochoharle, being in this city in June
hast, stopt in the evening at a Porter
house IN Watersueet, where were sew
eral men making remarks about a
French prlvateer on our coast. Mr..
Miles remarked" that if he was capt.
general he would send off Commodore
Rodgers, or some other Commodore,
to bring IN every pirate of Whatever ma
tion." Soon after Mr.. Miles left the
house Tor his lodgings in Courtland-
street, some of the company having
previously gone out; bu. just after he