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BALTIMORE HOSPITAL.
July 9th, 1912.

July Oli, AO1%.
The board of Visitors of the BALTIMORE
HosPITAL, have the satisfaction to inform
the public, that the Institution is now in ex-
cellent order for the reception of such Pa
tients, as may be admitted to its care. The
lNFIRMART or that part of the House in
tended for the use of the sick generally, is
so far completed, as to accommodate in the
most comfortable manner upwards of one
hundred Patients: and the centre building
which contains large number of spacious
apartments, calculated particularly for pri-
vate Patients, is i'll a state of forwardness,
and will be soon finished.
The ASYLUM erected for Lunaticks is
completely finished, and is certainly not sur
passed by any in the United States, either
for comfort OF convenience. The rooms IN
tended for Deranged Persons are large and
well ventilated, and constructed in such
manner, as to he cool and pleasant i'll sum-
mcr, and to be made perfectly warm and "a
greeable during the cold weather.
The Visitors have also the pleasure to
state, that MIR. and Mrs Gatchel, the stew
ard and matron of the Hospital, have during
their residence in the Institution, afforded
them repeated opportunities of Witnessing
their care and attention to the Patients, and
from their long experience in the PenBsyl-
vania Hospital, and the high recommends
tons they have brought with them, every
reliance may be placed on their exertions
to give satisfaction.
n suitable number of Nurses have been
provided to attend on the sick ; and the In
stitution is furnished with every comfort ne
cessary for the patients, or which may be
ordered for them by the attending Physi-
clans.
The situation of the Hospital is high and
healthy, the water excellent, and the pros
pect handsome. Around it is spacious
yard shaded by forest and other trees, now
enclosing with brick wall and attached TO
it large Garden Astounding with vegeta-
bles of every kind.
The following gentlemen have charge of
the Medical and Surgical departments Of the
Institution,
attending Physicians
Doctors Colin Mackenzie,
James Smyth.
attending Surgeon.
DIR. William Gibson,
Consulting Physicians.
Doctors George Brown,
Miles Littlejohn,
John Coulter,
John Campbell White;
John Crawford,
Solomon Birkhead,
p. Chatard,
John Cromwell,
Ashton Alexander,
Visitors ofthe Ho8fitdE
John Hillen,
James Mosher,
William M'Donald;
William Ross,
Jacob Miller.
Applications for admission may be made
to either of the Visitors, or to the attending
| Physicians.
/ ~" The Editors of the Maryland Repub.
.ican and Gazette at Annapolis, Gazette al
Fredericktown, Herald at Hagerstown, Ma.
tional lnteiligencer at Washington, Herald
at Alexandria, Virginia Argus at Richmond
Republican at Petersburg, City Gazette a
Charleston, and the Republican Ledger a
Savannah, will please to insert the above ad
vertisement once a week for eight weeks
and send in their accounts to the office of tn
Baltimore American for payment
July Z. wsw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-17
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ITCH CURED,
BY ONCE USING
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The proprietor informs those persons and fami.
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rs thousands lao have used it during the last ten
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THE RESTORATIVE POWDER FOR TIE
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This excellent preparation comforts aud strength
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.hem.
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To Parents 7uho haze children afflicted with
THE HOPPING COUGH

fords immediate relief, checks the progress, and in
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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-12

ped forward in defence of his cour.ty
and aItho' it is with reluctance we part
with him, yet when we consider The pa.
trio,ic motives which induced him 70
take up arms in defence of his cosntry's
rights, we should consider ourselves un.
grateful indeed if we were to suffer him
10 leave us without exp essing the good
opinion we entertain of him as an Off.
Ger and soldier.
Therefore resolved, That the thanks
of ,his company be presented t. Lieut..
Robert Smith, for his uHrenitted exef.
tons to promote their interest .whiis
acting es an officer, the second in CON.
nland.
Resolved, That the thanks of this
company be presented to the officers and
soldiers OF the Volunteer Company with
which Lieutenant Robert Smith has 80
nebly associated himself, to revenge his
counsry's wrongs; and may the spirit OF
their forefathcrs lekindle In them with
redoubled ardor.
Resolved, That this company will ess
cort the Volunteer Company, 10 which
Lieut.. Smith is attached, whenever they
are ready 10 march.
Resolved, That the proceedings OF
this meeting be published in the Alex.
andria Gazette and Alexandria Herald.
BY order of the committee.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-12
Robert Young,
w. BARTLEMAN
HAS FOR SALE,
October IL.

~ UN-POWDER, Imperial, Young
" Hyson ard Hyson Skin Teas, OF
the very latest importations; Muscovsdo,
New. Orleans, Loaf and Lump Sugars,
prime Green and White Coffee: Wines,
of various qualities, Cognac Brandy. ia.
maica and Antigua Rum, some very
fine old Rye & Common Whiskey, Ms'
lasses in hogsheads tierces and barrels,
Pepper, Pimento, Nutmegs, Cloves, Gin
namon, Ginger, Nader, Allan, Cop
pcras. Spanish * Benga! Indigo, Fig"
Blue in small boxes, Starch, N. Orleans
Upland, * Turkey red Cotton, refined
and common Salt Petre, Writing and
Wrapping Paper, Cadiz liverpool fine
and coarse Salt, Gun-Powder OF different
qualities. Patent Shot completely assort-
ed, Bar Lead. Hair Slflers, Glauber
Sails, best Spanish Seears Soap. Mould
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Cotton Cards, Roll Birthstone, Glue,
Rice, Pearl Manufactured Tobacco
Shoe Thread of prime quality, &c.
October - eoStlaw@
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LONDON, August Il.
SWED{SE DECREE.

Article !. From the l5,h OF August
all the ports of Sweden snail De opened
I, vessels Of every flag and nation; bu;
every foreign vessel IS on!y allowed TO
import such goods IS are eitherproduced
or manufactured in that very country or
IT'S colonies.
2. Al goods imported by foreign ves-
sells, to pay 40 per cent. more duty than
such "a arrive in Swedish ones every
vessel acting against the above order, <
importing such goods as are lot derived
from he, home county, Shall DC co!iiis-
Gated, together with Its Cargo.
5. Swedish vessels arc allowed To I'M
por, all goods from every place OF the
world The exports are equai Tor o"e-
den as for foreign vessels.
SrocE DIN, July 90.
The troops assembled tor some time
are now embarked, and will soon lose
sipht of their native shores, for grand
and decisive enterprise. Their destina
ton is not Dan zic, in the first instance,
as many have supposed, nor mus. you
EXPECT to see the Swedish colors flying
on the ramparts of Colburg, but the
Prussian Eagle, freed from all control,
will once more wave their In indepen-
dence. All ideas of conquest and ag-
grandizemcnt are disavowed by the Tri-
Die Alliance and it has been resolved
upon, BY our Crown Prince, that no sell
fish considerations shall interfere with
The grand object of the allies.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-12
From the Richmond Enquirer.
PUBLIC SPIRIT.

Ertrart OF a letter 10 the editor Jrom
Petersburg, dated October 3.
"Our volunteer roll Contains upwards
Of one hnndred names. II Is worthy OF
remark, that this company IS composed,
not of the dregs of society, culled trs'n
the by-lanes and alleys of tae town; but
Of the fiowe, of our youth and the best
hlood of our Country. They are the
tenants of counting rooms and parlors.
the possessorS of respectable trades and
profitable salaries; they have let The
caresses Of friends, and the~sott repose
of private life, TO tread the SHOWS OF Ca
NADIA and the unacceptable wilds OF the
Savage! Call this phtriotls'n-cait 1t
love of fan,s-cal! it enthusiasm--stltl
it is noble it shows dignity OF mind
,hat car forsake The walks uf ease for
the steep path of glory that can ex-
change the soft converse of friends Tor
the hoaTse changer of the trumpet!
TIE members Of this patriotic band
are generally tall, and almost UNIFORMLY
handsome, and their officers possess the
CHARACTERISTICS of soldiers. Their Cap
tain, under cool and thoughtful coun-
,enance, oonccals mind of lnf1exible
6rmness. I" He will not turn on his
heel to save his life" They expect to
march about the S0th. Where Is the
town that has done more than Peters
burg?"
T It is true that no town in Vir-
ginia has done more than Petersburg
but ii is in her charQcter-such conduct
is worthy of Petersburg-who has not
bowed with respect to the generous pub
lie spirit which distinguishes her lnha'
bit-ats? Why does Tot Richmond imi'
.sse her example We can only sigh
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-12
Norfolk, October 8,
NEW BEDFORD, Mass Oct. Q.

NEW BEDFORD, (Mass.) Oct. Q.
CAPruREs.-In our last we gave
statement Of the loss by captures sus-
tained by thi, town, since the declaration
Of war; consisting Of six ships and two
schooners; estimated at ons hundred and
eishru fue thoneand dollars. We have
now to add the valuable ship Catharine,
capt. Clark, from Archangel, laden with
hemp and tallow, captured about the
first of August and sent into London:
valued at $4,000 dollars. Thus, by the
infatuation of our rulers, this town has
in three short months, been deprived of
TWO HUNDRED AND roKrY FIVE THOU
SAND DOLLARS.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-12
Eedyraiists. Democrats

The Federal or Peace party, have
majority of IS. The Senate Is co'npos-
ed Of IS members, and are al! Demo
Gratis, being elected 1.-TWO years ago. 10:
FIVE years. In joint ballot, which is the
mode of choosing Governor and Coun-
ci! and u. States Senator, (Mr. Senator
Reeds term viii expire 9TH March nexC
We have a majority.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-12
Ertract Of a letter from Savannah, sct-
ed 26th Settember.

ETtT0Ct 81 IeIItF .JT0W oaV&HHuH1 GG'-
ed 26th September.
A gentleman from St. Mary's, says
the mob scuttled vessel, which was
leading in that place for HAVANA, OIL
suspicion or rather on an intimalion from
the famous John H. NJ Intosh, that she
might go to ST. Augustine.
Colones Smiths troops are ssid TO be
very sickly. OF near 500 drafted on vo-
lunteer militia. that went to Florida nc,
long since, under command Of colonel
Newman, 100 by the last accounts were
on the sick list; about the same or
smaller number fit for duty--the balance
bad taken French leave. The Indians
are said to have committed depreda1iofs
on THAT province, which has given good
deal of uneasiNess to our southern from
tier
The patriots have been wasting till
their numbers are as contemplate as
their characters. Fed. Reh.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-12
DOVER, del } Oct Z.

The foi.owingis the result OF the c.
lection held in this county yesterday for
members Of Congress.
Peace CondMateS.
Henry NJ R!dSeiy, 1910
Thomas Cooper, 1899
H'ar Candidates.
David Hall. 64e
Richard G. Dale, $50
This time two years the federal MAJ :
lity for rcprr sentative TO congress "ss
in this county 226. We have not yet
heard from Sussex and Newcastle
counties, but il is believed that there
are as greet changes in those counties
IS there are In this.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-12
LEXINGTON, Sept. 90.

General Winchester took command of
the army at Fort Wayne, on the 10th
inst. and Gov. Harrison, with 5000
mounted volunteers, was to depart on
secret eI1fsditien. Tho president of the
United States has since conferred on
Governor Harrison the command of the
Whole North Western Army, where G.
neral Winchester may remain or not,
at his option otherwise he is to be
placed IN the army of Gen. Dearborn.
The confidence reposed in Harrison BY
the people of Kentucky and Ohio, are
said 70 have influenced the President in
adopting this measure.
October /.
E1irac. Of 6 letter from Gen. Harrison,
TO Coz. Shelby, dated
Headquarters, Fort H'ayne, Sent l8.
81 arrived here with the troops Oh
Saturday last: Tne Indians had closely
invested the fort for several DAYS. and
burnt the United States factory, and
many other valuable houses. But three
OF oar people were killed: they the
ludians) raised the siege tic day before
we reached here, and rctreated precipi-
lately.
Not being able to move on towards
Detroit immediately, on account ofthe
want Of proper supplies 1 determined
TO employ the intermediate time, in de-
stroying the towns within two days
march OF this place. The whole force
was accordingly divided and placed un
der the ce,nnand Of gen. Payne and col.
Wells. The former was directed to
destroy the Miami Towns on the forks
ofthe Wabash: and the latter directed
against the potawatamie villages a. Elk
Hart.
u accompanied gen. Payne on the
expedition; of the Miami villages
were burnt (three of them remarkably
fougishing) and all their corn WAS cut
ND aud piled, under the expectation that
il weula rot before the Indians could do
any thing to prevent it. i have this
moment beard from col. Wells he has
been equally successful, and has met
with no enemy who dared to oppose
them.
81: is impossible to And Language to
convey my sense Of the merits OF the
troops under my command from your
state. Yes, my dear sir, anticipated
in this campaign glorious triumph to
q our arms, and an equally glorious tri-
Nmph to repubiicanism--slnce 1t will
prove the falsity cf the theory which
prociainis the necesslty OF standing ar
mics, ar in other words that man must
becume slave before be can be made
warrior"
Gen II. speaks in the highest terms
of the patience, subordination and good
conduct Of the Kentucky volunteers
We regret our iaahillty to give the let
ter ep;,re. Goa Winchester had jast
arrived, and general Harrison resigned
the command OF the detachment under
gen. PAYNE and col. Wells, to han, N
obedience 20 the arrangement OF the
War Departmcnt. Col Smraips regi-
msnt arrived at fort Wayne on the 1870;
the day Harri4on's letter was written,
col. Wells destroyed i've Potawatamie
Villages As to gen. Aarnsom's resent
object, he observes
:. shall SET oal from hence to-day or
to-mo.row totakc Commandot tae trpops
collecting in the rear Ok this, Tor an cX'
psdiiion, from which | anticipate the.noSt
beneficial Te5ust."
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-12

States artillery, consisting of lss men
and iron S Founders, under col. Scott;
aud captain Ingersolrs company artille-,
~, from Ovid, Seneca cy.-all marched
through this village for our western
frontiers
The whole number of troops that have
passed through this village for Niagara,
within S or s days, is about IL or 1900.
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694


The loss of the Frepch supposed to
be much under-rated A part of the
rctreating army crossed the Douro on
the 27th near Puente do Douro, and the
remainder, their left wing were in march
towards the Bridge Of Tudela.
1t appears by the dispatches that the
Spaniards had but little part in the en-
gagemcpt. The loss of the Portuguese
who distinguished themselves much,
has been very considerable. 1t will be
recoilecled that the subsequent aceoupts
state the entry of Lord Wellington
into the city Of Msdrid.
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FOR CoNGREss

II Montgomery county, A. {. Han
son, Federal, has 1873 votes Mr.. Lin
thicum 1864. Mr.. Hanscn's Majority
~ the whole district is 9i4.
In Prince Georges county, Joseph
Kent, Republican, has 666 votes, and
Arch. Vanhorn. Federal. s74. IL Anne
Arundel, Mr.. K, has ls4ss, ard Mr.. V.
s7s. In the whole district his majority
is 48.
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LOST,

This forenoon, somewhere upon the
wharves, supposed TO be between Mr..
Vowel''s and Mr.. Twins wharf, Dots
bic Case Silver Watch, No. e7t, maids
in Lo,idon--Ycllow Metal Chain, Stohs
Seal cracked through the middle. Tbs
finder will confer great favor upon the
the proprietor and receive reward by
leaving it at the Office of the Alexandria
Gazette.
October 9. st"