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q DEBATE ~ ;ENATE.
IKEroRrED FOR BIZ AMERICA
IN sENATE-anual.y 90. b,
DsSafs on tde 6iN for yfiis Jyty thousand 70.

IN SENATE January 90.
iunaY. f-f ~
.M. BLBB in reply foh Gilcs-consinued.
The honorable gentlean from Virgins,
has not taken a proper istinction between
an efhclency for some poses, and an eff.
ciency for all purposes. do not hesitate in
declaring that an army Volunteers epoa-
ged Tor the short term service proposed
by this bill, is inefieie for, or, in otber
words, not capable of aiming. every end
and aim which we muyiave in view when
war Is commenced. or 10 believe. tl,a
army of $4,000 hcictoo yotcd.s toeethor
with the 10000 upon foler establishments
would be competent, wiout some auyijiaty
force. 70 attain all thoscntls and aims. tn
which prudent foreca would direct orr
minds. Would it be loyFl TO conclude that
both armies, regular anIoluntcer, are use
less, because neither, tan. single, could an
swer all our purposesd Each species of
iorce has its advantages a war, Which We
mean to carry into the eimy's coahtiy, and
yet have to provide agailt possible attacks
upon our oqvn. The arm of regGErs is the
principal reliance, for o3tsive cpeSations. K
Tor giving It 'eas onabte seThy tocsta;n pc
cuiariy important positiSs withincur own
% "'iSIS All dtedS rilgnt OterwIse
De expected. 4 say a rtf0na5ie spurity,
because the IS 900 regulat could m, o,ve
absolute security against eery poss;bAforcc
with which they might beksSailcd. Se;ng.
the main reliance for ohcnlve war, it's To
be enlisted for that period ,lwhich is susci
ent TO give those advantage of subordiht;
on, discipline, unity Of actic,, in short, cvty
thing which makes the eneigy and n,omeG
tuin OF regular army so earnestly recoA
mended by General Wash;atton to comgre
durimg the revolutionary war There a
spheres of action within which the volu
tccrs. may be highly useful. One divisi,
may be used to commence tile war BY red
cling the smaller posts and gasrisons, Will
our regular army is preparing to suppc
The volunteers, and besicge Quebec.
early campaign to accomplish these small
objects is desirablcj as well for the secar
OF our settlemcHs bordering upon Canat
as to cut OF the Communication of the In
ans with the posts now occupied by the b
fish ssoldiery. thereby giving greater secur
ioeur frontier sestlsm9nts against the inc
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Z AND aud NEGROES, FOR SALEM ym.
tue Ola Decree of the tlourable Superior Court
q Chancory for the Richmond District viii be
Sold, to the highest bidder, for ready money, On
Tuesday tie fourteenth day of April next, iffar.
otkciwsc the next fair day, Mount Pleasant, the
beautiful seat Of the late Robert Donald Esq that
valuable tract OF LAND, aforesaid called Mount
Pleasant, situate in the county of Chesterfield. uoa
Appomattoy river, abos tlrec miles below fh, ton
OF Petersburg, and containing, nc cording to the deed
$50 sores, more or less There is upon the band !,
convenient dwelling house and sut-houses ard ;ts
vicinity to Petersburg its sitlation on nayeable wa
ter fertility OF soil, and other Advantage rendeiit
desirable properly. The sale will be made az the.
dwelling house, and on the following dsv, Wcdnes
day the 18th OF April, Will be Sold, by public
aue,',n, for ready money, in obedience to the
said decree, at the Tavern of james Dubeuin the
town OF Petersburg, upwards of thirty Valuable
SLNYES, Men, Wonlen, and Children, and on
Friday the 18th osApriI, VIII be Sold, to the high
est bidder, Tor ready money, by virtue * the same
decree at the dwelling house of Doctor Thomas A.
gustus Taylor near Osborues ia the cnusty of Chcs-
tere.d, the other personal estate of the said Rob-
srt Donald, misunderstanding Of Household and
Kitchen FURNITURE. Chariot &c.
~ G. X. TAYLOR, CoDa1,riss;ouer.
""rVh ZOth -H tbs.
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NGlLL be SOLD, TO the highest bidder, in the
w town OF Warren and county of AIberarIe, on
the ninth day OF prii next, nil the property belong
ing TO te estate of Henry II. nead decd, consisting
Oh valuable Library, Chemical aud Philosophical
Apparat,is's, &c. &c, supposed to be wortl, FIVE
lowed all above FIVE dollars, on the plrcbas
ers giving bond with approved security, to carry in
terest from tue date il not principally paid. Cash
VIII DC required Tor all OF I'VE ,olla,s aud under
JOHN JOHNSON, .ld,,sr.
-'iarch ~. eptds
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IN l.L BIZ SOLD--At public Auction on the
w 18th day OF April next, upon the premises
unaer the 'nsns gementOf Mcssrs. Moneure, Robin
son, * fieasants, tie House and Lot at present occ-
as Cabinet Shop.-!t is situated on tie Street lea
s'nS Gown the Hiii from the Governors House, and
Is opposite to the Cabinet Shop OF MIR. Jsm-s Tay.
,of- me Lot Is SO lecvon tie Street, rid runs
back 90 feet and Isl corner lot. One il,oosand
dollars OF Che purchase money will be required IL,
hand; Tor the residue negotiable notes with APP
proved endorsers VIII be required, FIVE hundred dot
tars payab'ein SIX months and The remainder 10 10
months aud two years
lIEEgY J. ARNHOLD.
March 27. -
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ts'AE SUBSCRIBER, having formed Cooncc.
n ton in the City Of Richmond, now offers to the
rubilc, his services 10 House Painting GIaz.ne Pa
per and Bell Hanging, & hopes by s;rir, attention *
perfect knowledge "ttle above branches 70 merit
snare OF pubic patronage, Orders left at Thomas
5, Popes shah be strictly attended IN.
GEORGE WELLS S CO.
March II. e
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PlCOT, brick row nar tile market bridge.
RE has just received, mdolFers for sale. cons;'
derable assortment of We -Idia SWEET,MFATS
and GREEN PRESERfsSs, consisting of j emons.
Citrons, Oranges, HicacoPisapples, and Guya and
VtNNAH SEGARS. - : :,
March IL. J. AZ.
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March 6.
y4EN DOLLARS sMARp.-.Rnnawar , Co..,

lMEN DOLLARS RWARD.- ,nn,way f,ou,
Wo%s e saosslassls1 ths Jpss 81
formerly belonged to Nh uthail's estate of Charles
C'ty-thence to Mr.. WI X. Co'gin, of The. said
County, who at present pms her child and from him
was sold to Mr.. WilIiai Fulcher--who sold her to
slessrs fitzwhylsonn &btter, of this city, and after
short tiine was re-soldsin to the said Mr. VIM.
Fulcher, from whom pcl.,sed her in Oct. last -
she had on when she welaway blue cloth habit. s.
blue handkerchief, VII white spots that She
wore round her head. Sc is about five feet eo,, s
inches high, mild spokenratier slender made. -
whoever will deliver helo me, shall receive the A.
bove reward, FIVE dolls to secure her II, any ;a;I
thatl may get her again!
n, BENJAMIN WOLFE.
i'''pohu, rep. 4' il [ 2awtf
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y ut, April, will be sold, at the dwelling house OF
Mr.. Thomas Brown, over the Post-office, all his
Household 81 Kitchen Furniture, in excellent order
consisting of Mahogany Bedstcads, Feather Beds,
Chairs, Mahogany Tables, Settces, Table and Tea
China, SIC. sc. ,ftste..ss &.
Iey1ns-For all sums under $50, cash $50 & IN
wards, 60 days credit for approved notes. =
.Wonct1e, Robinson s. Pleasdnts, ". NJ.
March 81. va ss,-;s ids
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HEAP sdoES.--Ile subscriber, intendin., l. !.
M short time to form .new connection in business.
stock Consisting of Shoe and Hats) Offers ,be =,
nlGe. much lower than sey have heretofore sold at
Coanry merchants who may wish to purchase by
Tue quantity can be suppid at prime cost ;
Nf..., sl- s. HAWKINS.
- Wv. ls+.ttss ll-,t stt. 4. eufSw Z
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NJ CTICE.-Thc Copartncrship of DIGGES &
w HEWLETT, was, ont the Goth ult. dissolved by
mutual consent. Those whohaye claims a. ainst the
said concern. also who indebted, will apply to
Edward ID. Dgges, who 20 cot IL.
the business of the said concern.
EDWARD ID. DIGGES,
isss JAMES HEWLETT.
Manchester, March 8.
THE above business will in future be carried en-
by the subscriber, on his own account.
March s. 49, If +
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EDWARD ID. DIGGES,
JAMES HEWLETT.

IN ENN STORE, IN MAKCHEsTER.-B. DEN.
In MS, 81 Co. most respectfully inform the pub
lilo, that they have commenced business second door
above Messrs. Leitch, Graham, u Co., and i,nmedi-
ately opposite Archibald Freeland, esq and offer Ioi
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-03
TIE ScNKNE CONTAINS
.fnd NOT tsvoIlnnke 10 :, ,r;..

+ ~, .lna 90. rUo,ldrks to a prize. y
April: Present price oIrickets Ss--entire schemes
Of either OF the aboveL lotteries delivered riata 70
purchasers Apply as bove, where orders are ,e.
se,sed rom the mostdiant places, and attended to
v!ntne greatest puneiality, correctness and dis
SlSKINs * CALDWELL. =
Baltimore, March 81 e 81 q r.
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EJUBMC. AUCTioN.--Wnl he sold at Pubic
a. Auction, On the premises fer Cash, atfz o.
elock, on TUESDAY the 3Ist Of tie present month
(Nmeh) lot Of Ground on the main Street, Shock
e iih, nearly opposite to Benjamin Wolfe--Con
tanning al feet front, and running hack 10 feet.
u IS believed, that property in this part of The
own Us rising in vauc, more rapidly, than IN any
other part of the ely.
Marsh ci IF
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A Very Valuable LOT OF GROUND to be sold for

4 Very Valuable LOT OF GROUND to be sold for
IA cash.-By virtue Of deed of trust, made by
Mr. John Barrct to the sahscrber dated the 9th of
August, 1900. AMI recodcd in the Hastings coI,rt Of
Kichmond, VIII be Exposch to sale at Auction, for
cash nc tie Eagle Tavern in the city of Richmond,
on Friday the first day of May next, tlat valuable
and highly improved Lot of Ground on Shocke hili
in the said city. No. $50, present i the occupancy
of Mr.. James Brown--s'ibect however, to the claims
heead Rrown, founded on an extent By virtue OF
mentss rendered Mr.. George Mccall surviving part
ner of Thompson Snodgrass, & Co. against the said
John Barrett. The Situation OF this lot probably as
eligible for private residence any in the city.
e. COPELAND, Trustee.
Marsh 81. n 10, tbs
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l.ASHINGTON LO1.T'ERY oEFfCE .inE Ral.

~ umors, corner e So4th aid .lfarke. streest.
-. Inc subscribers have Tor sa great variety OF
Tickets and Shares the second class OF the Vaccine
institution Lottery, the drawing OF which will CONF
nence ON the first Wcslpssdsy in May next, and be
ebe e apaa long bssre ap!s which will
fow capital f'ises e1srenty 1Honsan;i Dollars
edch' lAree ef tioe Taousdnd, TENET One Ih6u-
sana. &c. asd,.otnear. tSdbisIkstoa PRICE pre-
sent price Of Tickets S q, but ,sis soon advance
The subscribers have it Ikcwise il, their hover ~
acc immediate their land the public viii, Tick
cts IN the Ncs% York Unioi College. Lottery M. s.
on Tue same terms as they can be purchased in that
S p hey vii Keep Angular aud correct Check
THE SCNRjfE CONTAINS
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cieS, TO VIII, 7r $3.50 - 1910 tfrt +fe'
Loose and sack Salt II Best Fl Gun-Powt.cr
Table, in baskets do : II Patent Shot, do Si,3
Loaf and lump Sugars Fig Blue, Indigo and
Brown ditto Starch Ei. ss9 q
WestIodia & n. T.. Eumi Best Chewing Tobacco &
Peach, Apple s. French Spanish Segars z
Brandy Best Scotch Snuff in ILL.,
Whiskey and Tin ~ & 1-2lb. bottles r. :.
Sherry Malaga and Portl Best Alexandria Crackers
Wines. =. in kegs
Cherry Bounce Ink Powder - =.
Cordial, do. II Writing & wrapping Pa
i,ioassco -. ii Der = -
Coffee, Tea and Choco- First and second quality
late Letter. do
Rice 80. II Waters
Northern Cheese, Of RrstN Playing Cards ~
quality Cotton and Wool, do S
ohad ana Herrings II Bed Cords and Leading
Bacon Lines
Soip and Candles II LIQUID Backing in bottles
Iron and Steel Chalk Pipes
e9ucen's Ware, assorted n Brown Stout
Glass, ditto ~ II Madder
Stone, ditto Shy 10 * 10 By 1c Win.
Ginger, Pepper * Spice dow Glass
Nutmegs, Mace Together with a general
CINNAMON y Cloves assortment OF SHOES
Salt Potre, Copcrss All HATS 1lT
lum g. birthstone -sM
Z. o. .hRS., DE.N.NIS, who has been regularly
bred to the MILLINERY II MANT UA-NIhkINGi
business, has on hand, assortment in that line
Also receives the newest fassns--and solicts or
ders an her profession, which viii be executed with
fidelity and dispatch.
Machcstcr, March 10. IF
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'scibcr is ready to receiye
hs plantation from the COM
year, known by the name Of
ounty OF Richmond, lying on
dJoining the lands of Mes.rs.
= Carter, and directly oppc-
hammock.
lecurity win he required.
TO the subscriber, living in
Flll be strictly attended to.
JOHN MURPHY, in.
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NOTICE.--Thc Falls Plantation, advertised for
in sale by David Ross, was moltgagcd to my testa-
tor for a large msof money, the greater part Of
whchi yet due and unpa,l, and for which suit is
now pending. - \. :. .,-i
~ ANN ID. HAYES, Exccutrix
Of James Hayes, deed.
March 81. IS - St
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5. THE MEDICAL COLLEGE LOTTERY.

THE MEDICAL COLLEGE LOTTERY,
IN WHICH ARE
Two PRIZES OF FIFI'Y THOITS.lND
DOLL.aP.S go
VIII commence drawing on the 18th of June next.
when the hrst drawn ticket vii. cnttle the holder
!. TO FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS. ~ 5i'o ~
Inc subscribers have for sale a number of the
TICKETS, which they oaer mt present at the orr
ginai price OF TEN DOLLARS; the Opportunity thus
presenter OF purchasing chance for fortune at the
lowest rate should not he negected-as the ice OF
Tickets will certainly be raised ON the Cd Monday OF
places
er post paid y nciosngthe cash, will be immediate
attended to by citer OF t.c subscribers Mt their
Lottn,.y Offices in Baltimore -
~ s KEsRNY WHARTON.
PHILIP III. NICKLIN, ~
Baltimore, March o. oawtf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-03

PhiETING Of every Kind handsomely and erred;
Nxqsly ccaq q. tsis ofFes.
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(By AUTHORITY OF THE STATS OF,
M AtAi,YLAND.) ,s..

n 80 u ~ '.'.i,t< -.
$4,000 tickets at Ter Dollars eaeh gS5O,Ooo
v CASH PRIZES ttsffi y, ~ ~
Subject to a deduction of fifteen per cent. q,
~ Stdtieua,y 4riEes g. }oftoS9 ::
g 80 = ai4"n '. s,s.a enti,'ed TO S5eoo
5000 blanks Sf2 each $3.50
ne Is. ns T.., iooo DO. .9es 81,
wv, ,. .snc' M,er ue ooVo blanks $4,000
't ura"h ticket on the l5t'i aid until the s5th
~, n. or, Gay $500 each
10. 18th 20 S5th (cxceptng the 800 ~, "a
ILL., oy"s.'so''ns prizes -
Yen prizes 20 CONSIST OF The numbers from
- 10, eaeh hunared OF the said 1000 to
~, os .e nrst drawn hundred o. lowest NUM-
ncr Io the 25th day, and so regularly nsccndiug TO
s'1 49, Ss.h -. !. ~
~ .. VI a" CTS, ..ket On the S3th $4,000
~ pun S,.n 70 4ast q 500 ~
~ s sssi. 20 oo'' inclusive d. Y. 1000 2
20 ?5th day. ~ $4,000 is
~, z nc p'fSe oooss TO consss. 81 -Nos.J a 1000.
u, Nyee, So'se ullnate" 70 De accomplished by
uie above sehemes rs emncntIy enttledsto the favor
ana patronage OF the citizens of Baltimore The es
punishment OF Medical College vii unquestionahly
have Beneficial influences on the general Iite,.,,
character OF our ci:v-on II perhans p, a,. no ja5
ter cngrafted the other College. an5 I'M. o., ,,,;
sity be constituted ~ /, ~ n = 'E = X, (
IL VIII however give us other Important advantages
lit will promote spirit of nyesteat;ox l., The %
Guilty, it viii induce Young men of talents IN estaIh
themselves IN our city, and thereby pernanently se-
cure to this community the best aid that can h. ~
.l<<l
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Baltimore, March 81. : 'N' Jun + o.x,f
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Richmond, Feb. 4.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-05-29
THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD.

y AN away from the subscriber, on
N Sunday last, a negro man named
JAMES MILL,
Of a yellowish black colour ABOUT IS or So
Years old, about 5 feet s or 9 inches high,
ha, two scars in his forehead near the edge
Of his haiti confused has a stammering
in his speech, had on and took with him
two surtui,s, one of a London brown super
fine cloth half worn, the other of coarse
dark brown cloth half worn, a black super
fine streight bodied cloth coat about half
worn, three Jackets, one a black satin, one
swansdown and the other a mersails, black
corded constitution trowsers, fur hat, shoes
aud stockings-had a part OF his cloths tied
In a red baudanoe handkerchief or new
shawI-He has a brother living with Mr..
Beverly Whiting, and may probsbly be IN
that neighbourhood, but it is most likely
ne will endeavour to make his way to the
lower parts of Virginia or for the state OF
Ohio.-If he is taken within the county,
will give Fifteen Dollars reward, and II
out of the county and secured in any jail so
that may get him again Thirty Dollars re
ward, and all reasonable charges If brought
home. JOSIAH FLAGG.
Berkeley County, May %, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-05-29
Martins5urgh, Virginia,
PRINTED 6 PUBLISHED BY
JOHN
Trrrfts Of the Ga3ette.

THE price ofthis paperis two dollars per annum,
sne dollar payable at the time of subscribing, and
one when the year expires-Distant subscribers
pay for the whole year in advances-No subscription
received for shorter term than six months, and no
paper discontinued until arrearages are paid-a
failure to notify disconGinuance of the paper at the
end Of the time subscribed for, will be considered
anew engagement. The price of Advertisements, to
non-subscribers, is one dollar per square for three
weeks insertion, and for continuance after that
time 25 cents per week-Subscribers will continue
TO receive a reduction of one fourth on their Ad-
vertiscmonts.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-05-29
Please Take Notice,

THAT have employed Mr.. William
L P. Orrick, to collect in all the debts
due to the late firms of James and John
Lane, and James S. Lane, Brother, & Co.
Those in arrears who do not call and dis.
charge their respective balances immediate
ly, may expect him to call on them.
JAMES S. LANE.
500 Dollars Cash
WILL be paid for 100 Cords clean Tan
ner's BARK, delivered at the Tan. Yard,
or the same rate for a less quantity.
JAMES S. LANE.
Shepherds. Town, May %, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-05-29
CAL1COES

Nihko
ditto Leno Mnslins,
ditto Mems & Women's Cotton Hose,
Homemade Tow Linen, &c. &c. &c.
Also,
WaIdron's prime Grading
Scythes, English and Ger
man Grass do. Hugh Longs
7vayyanted SICKLES, and
Viewers Reeds of all kinds,
KNIVES and FORKS,
A few pair of Sheep Shears,
Glass, Queens, China, Stone, Potter's
and Wooden Ware.
ALSO.
London Particular Madeira Wine of the
vintage of 1907, first quality HERRINGS
by the barrel, &c. &c. &c. &c.
Hi. assortment at this time is perfect in
almost every article which this neighbour
hood and country requires, (the greater
part Of which were hough: pre- vious to the
late high prices of Goods and are now of
fered to the public at the old cheap rates, by
the Market-H House III Shepherds Town.
JAMES S. LANE.
MAY %, 1912.
p. S. AS heretofore a liberal allowance
will be made to those who buy to sell again.
And While Goods are both extremely scarce
and hieh, in ,he different seaports, large
dealers will do well to call, and view my
assortment. J. S. L.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-06-20

John B. Dapidge
James MoSher
John Comegys
Robert Cary Long
B. H. Mullikin
d. A. Smith
Hall Harrison
w. III Clendinen
Fielding Lucas, Jun.
William Gwynn
David Hoffman
Samuel Baker
James Cooke
Jonathan Meredith
Jeremiah Sullivan
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-06-20
A FARM FOR RENT.

THE subscriber will rent a small tarm'
containing about 90 acres, situate with
in three miles of Alexandria and about SIX
from Washington City; there are on the pre-
misses comfortable two story Frame Dwell
ling House, and almost every necessary our
building; an Apple Orchard in full bearing,
and great variety of other Fruit Trees OF
the best quality; the greater part OF this
farm is laid down in. timothy, and the
whole in high state of cultivation, enclosed
with good post and rail fence there Is a
we'll of excellent water near the house. 10
careful industrious tenant this place offers
many advantages, and to such an one who can
give security for the punctual payment OF the
rent, it will be let ON Accommodating terms
for term of years Apply to
Jane H. Slacun.
June 16 60
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-06-20
ORIGINAL
FAMILY MEDICINES,

Prepared with the greatest care & attention
BY MICHAEL LEE, & Co.
Lees Worm DESIRE ing LozeNSss.
fered to the public, being innocent and Mid,
certain and eficacious in its operations.
Lee's EHr1r,
a certain remedy for colds, coughs, OF
asthmas and particularly the Sllospils
cough so destructive TO children.
Lees Essence Of Mustard.
So well known for the cure of Rheuma
tism, govt, palsy, sprains, etc.
Lees Grand Restorative,
Proved by long experience to be unequal
led In the cure of nervous disorders, con-
sumptions, lowness Of spirits, inward weak
ness, etc.
Lees .A71ti- bilious Pile,
For the prevention and cure of bilious ans
malignant feyers.
Lees Sovereign Ointment for TIE Itch,
Which is warranted an anfalIible remedy
at one application
Lees Lqfaltt5le .Ague e Fever Drets,
For the cure Of agues, rernittent and In.
tcrmiuent fevers.
Lees Genuine Persian I4otion,
Celebrs ted for the cure of ringworms, tel {,
tiers, etc
Lcc's Genuine Eye Water,
An cfectual remedy for all diseases In TIC
eyes.
Which give immediate relief
Lees I0oth-y9che Drafts,
Lees Corn Plaster,
Lees DaplQsk Lit Salpe,
Lees Restorative Pozuder,
For the teeth ard gums.
Lees .fnodyne Efrir,
For the cure Of every kind of head-aahe.
Tic Indian Vegetable Specific,
For the cure of Vcnereal complaints.
Sold wholesale and retail, by the proPrle'
tor No. %, Pitt-Street, Baltimore.
r. GRAY, bookseller, King-street, ana
N. KINGSTON, Fairfax-strcct, Alexan
dria.
10 country merchants and others, Sls
purchase to sell again, a liberal discount VIII
be given by the proprietors.
To detect counterteits, observe each arF
Gle has, on the outside wr2pper the sigma
ture Of MICHAEL LEE, ard 10
n. 3 Atthe places of sale may be hsd
(gratis) pamphlets containing recent and sS
traordina,y cases of cures whose length pre- I
vents their being herewith Inserted,
June 20 Id"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-06-20
Twenty Dollars Reward.

EySCAPED from the Jail Of Prince VIE
e. am County on the 22d Of April Negf,
Man named BAcCUS. He is about $ tee' J
or inches high, dark complexion, well "so,
for his height; had on when he escape, !
blue roundabout and linen sailor trowseFs' =, "
had been runaway 2 or 5 years and been l Il"
lowing the water, has been to the West !na,,I
and will likely try to get on board OF sOn s
vessel. Will give the above Reward to ag
person that will apprehend said Negro q.
secure him id any Jail SO that get him age.
and all reasonable expences paid II deliver
to the subscriber.
John FeweI, 7a''oT.
P. S. All masters of vessels is ioreWa'I y
from carrying away the said slave under
penalty of the law. go.
Durnfries, April 81. 2aW ~ ~