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Is s
Fleece not weighed, Mr.. Mason having de-
clined exhibiting the second, she having just
yeaned on board the vessel, which brought her
up.
The Judges UNANIMOUSLY awarded the second
prize to LAWRENCE LEWIS, Esq. OF Wood
lawn, county of Fairfax, Va.
Mr. Gusts exhibited his long wooded sheep,
which appeared very fine.
The Premium for Cloth was given to Mrs.
Sewden, of Prince William County, (Va.)
About 8 o'clock, the company were invited
by their hospitable entertainer, to most alum
dant and elegant dinner, served UP as usual
under the spacious Marquee of Washington
his illustrious relative, our country's match
less champion in the tented field, her wisest
counsellor and her truest friend.
The Order Of Dinner.
Mr.. C. presided, supported by the Hon.
Judge Cranch as Senior, and Governor Lee, &
John Carlyle Herbert, Esq. as Junior Vice
Presidents.
VIM. Herbert, Esq President of the Wash.
ington Society of Alexandria and an old and
very dear friend of the departed general, sat
at Mr. Custis's right hand.
The following toasts were drank in Ameri-
can wine
BY Mr.. C.-Industry and Independence.
BY Mr.. c. The company rising and pre-.
serving solemn silence. To the memory
of WAsHINGToN. Although bis Sun hath
sunk in the West, may the rays Of its parting
glory, which still through his great example
shine, serve TO exalt the destiny, and to pro-
mote the honor, welfare, and happiness of his
country.
By Judge Cranch--The Arlington Sheep
Shearing MANY happy returns of this Ami
versary to its patriotic proprietor.
The company were dispersed early by the
state of the weather, but before they parted
Mr.. Gusts gave the company rising +
The memory of GEORGE CLINTON The
Hero, brave in the hour of danger, and the
Patriot, worthy to the last hour of his life
After dinner, Mr.. c. made an appropriate
address to the company, modestly explaining
the purposes of the Arlington meeting He
made mosteloquent appeal to. those feelings
which an association of ideas, resulting from
the Canopy under which we sat, had already
excited and concluded with an animated re-
view of our present political difficulties, and Of
the duties they imposed upon every friend to
his country.
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Abel Willis,
May /
Vaccine Institution Lottery

Vaccine Institution Lottery
Commences drawing on Wednesday the 9Th
of Maryland contains
4 prizes of 8 10000
s do. of 5000
10 do of 1000
Present price of Tickets Sand will adj.
vance to S 10 on Monday the 9TH of May.
~ Tickets in the above Lottery--and in
the Potomac & Shenandoah Lottery, End Class
Baltimore Medical College-and Rockville
Academy Lottery.
EoR SALE BIZ
r. GRAY.
April % tt
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New YORK, May /.

The three days election for members of
congress, senators, and members Of assembly,
terminated last evening-and from the result,
as faras the canvassing was got through with,
we are warranted in asserting, that the Fede-
raj Republican Ticket has succeeded by a
large majority.
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BhrrfMosr, May 9.
LATEST FROM FRANCE.
Yesterday morning arrived at this port .ns
schr Zephyr, Olcott, frem La Rocheile, WHICH q:
port she left the 18th of March. captain
Olcott, informs US, that the Hornet sloop Oh
war, had not sailed from Cheiburgh, but was
waiting for dispatches from! Mr.. Barlow.
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Doctor Dangerfeld's.

lst Ewe--weight of carcase, 90 10 lbs :.
Fleece, S lbs.
I'd Ewe--weight Of carcase, 80 ga. lbs
Fleece, ID. - IL OF
Georoe aHoson'e Eg,e 3-8 bLooaed.
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Bank Of Potomac.

ri Office is hereby given the Stockholders OF !
q the Bank of Potomac, that dividend OF
4 per cent has been declared on the Capital
Stock for the last six months, which VIII be
paid them or their representatives on tn ssday
next the 5th inst
By order Of the Board,
c. Page, Cashier.
May 4 2w3taw.
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@ The Alexandra Indepen.
dent Blues, commanded by Captain Charles
MKnight, are requested to be punctual in
their attendance at meeting to be held at
Gullatt's Tavern on Monday evening at Z o
clock. The business is very important, and
it is hoped no member will be absent.
DOUGLASS, Secretary.
May /.
Persons wishing to join the Company, and
applying through a member, can be voted in
at this meeting.
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JUST RECEIVED,
April! 49,.

20 boxes of Lisbon Lemons,
in complete order.
Also IN SToRE,
Rhode-Island Potatoes, very good; Venison
Hams, Table Goldfish, Sweet Potatoes for
planting, best Spanish Segars and Cayendisf1
Chewing Tobacco, with Groceries and Fruits
as usual.
Abel Willis,
Lower End Of Prince Street.
May st*
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ALEXANDRIA,.
MONDAY MORNING, Nay 4.

: 10 sHEw
vrRY AGE AND BoDY OF THE TIME
roKM AND PRESSURE.
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Notice is fIerebY Given

Notice is Hereby Given
70 the Stockholders IN the Great Hunt
4 ing Greek Bridge Company, that an
election Will be held at the toll house Of said
Bridge, on Monday the 4th day of May next,
at 3 O'Clock in the evening, for President
and Four Directors, to serve the company the
ensuing year.
mo. HooH, Treasurer.
April 10 eot4Ny
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,.

ENTERED
Sloop Olive Branch, Redman, Baltimore.
Dispatch, Sinkham, Norfolk.
Unity, Hand, Philadelphia.
Schooner Traveller, Somers, Darien.
Galen, Blanchard, Eastport.
Mary * Kitty, Black, Norfolk.
Citizen, Bird, New York.
Brig Trim, Cleveland, Boston.
Ship Sybil, Danger6eld, Lisbon.
CLEARED
SIoop Olive Branch, Redman, Georgetown.
Unity, Hand, do.
Schsoner Traveller, Somers, do.
Citizen, Bird, do.
Happy Return, Hand, Philadelphia.
st. Pedro, Corulia, Baraeya.
Ship Commerce, Clarke, Cadiz
Thomas, Herbert, Lisbon.
Brig Louisa, Dyer, Cadiz.
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.HrER1cAN PRoPER4r IN ENGLAND.

Besides shipping and produce OF great va
Iue, it is known that American citizens have
funds in England to the amount OF many
MILLIONS Of dollars 1t will afford sucn
some consolation that this part Of their pro-
perry at least will not be lost by the war now
declared--as will be seen by the 10Th article
of the treaty between the United States and
England, which is one Of the permanent artl-
cles of that treaty -
ARTICLE X. Neither the debts due from
individuals OF the, one nation to individuals OF
The other, nor shares, nor monies which they
may havein the public funds Or in the public
or pirate banks, shall ever in any event OF
war or national differences be scquestered OF
confscated, 1t being unjust and inpolit'c that
debts and engagements contracted and made
by individuals, having confidence Ii each
other and III their respective governments,
should ever be destroyed or impaired by ma
tlonAl authority, on account OF national oli-
ferenceS and Glscontents.
These debts comprise all due from indivi-
dual to individual and all property Ui midi
viduaIs in the public funds, pubic banks and
private banks, 1t does not protect the pro-
perry oi either government.
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Bank of alexandra.

jury s, 1912.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Stock
. holders in this Institution that Divi-
dend is this day declared Off per cent. for the
last half year, and will be paid to them or
their legal representatives on Thursday the
9th instant
By order Of The Board,
J. l.. M.KENNA, Cashier.
july eo3w
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Valuable Farm and Mil
E)R SALE.
July 7

Under the authority of decree OF the Court
Of Fairfax County, in the commonwealth
OF Virginia, in tile case of Mordecal Lew.
ISIS Executors, against Viii i'm Harts-
horne, the su )scribers will Offer for S lie
a, puolc auction on the premises, on Mon
day the l4th dav of SEPTEMBER next,
That Valuable new Mil and
Farm now occupied by William Hansaorne,
known by the l.e of trawberrv Hill stue
atea on Holiness Run, and the Lille River
Turnpike Rotd, in the County OF Fairfax,
about three miles from Al xAndria the tract
contains $50 acres Of VIII CHI 20 ,r IN Young
thriving timber, 70 in good meadow, the
gre,t et part Of which may he watered from
the Greek and Mill Race--and the resi- u is
vel improved arabic Land There are on
he premises, ono peach and two apple ors
chards, a urotu i've earden OF two acres,
handsomely leii of--A framed dwelling
ouse two sto s high, 80 feet by 90 with
wo wings, large Kitchen, pump of good
water al the door; St.be, tone SIP gs
House, Sc. Also large well f1ished new
Bick Mill s. feet by As, four stories higl,
with tree pair of large But and one pair Of
cauntry Mil tones, capable of manulaclurs.
& ten Thousand barrels OF -four annually
TIE stream is large AMI constant, and Affords
/, fall sufficient fer water wheels l9 feet il Ii.
amcter.
re situation IS remarkably healthy, and
he Place affords number of advantages sch
dom found united Pos esson will De deli.
vered on the first day Of October next, SUBJ
Jet to the right OF the present occupant to
remove the growing crops Persons desi's
Gus OF viewing the premises, will applv at
tie Mill o. dwelling fiou~e. One id OF
he purchase money wi be required in hsnds
y tie ,esiduc els o! rine anI eighteen
y oetls will be al wed, the pyments to be
clured b, endowed negotiable no es, and
Iced Of trust on the premise: and to bear Inc
ferest from he tiaf o. ie
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4 Wenty Dollars Reward.

= AN away, some time in December last,
4 4 Negro Woman named TRACE, %
or 80 years OH ofavery dark complexion,
and when spoken to, is anxious to make herr
self appear very polite; she has ore Of her
eyes weak, occ> stoned by havif sore eyes
on the back part OF her neck there are seyes
raj cars by having seatons putt her neck
This womal: has extensive acquaintance
throughout Charles county, state OF Mary
land, and from her extreme art make no
doubt she has acquired them in Prince
Georges county, Washington city, George
town and alexandria. Only few weeks
past she was seen in Piscataway, whers she
had changed her name and called herself
Jenny and had a line with the subscribers
name that she was authorised 10 hire herself
CT get master; and has lately applied to
Mr.. Davis at Rozer's ferry to purchase her,
where II is presumed she is still lurking.
AS to her clothing It is deemed unnecessary
to mention as there is no doubt she has
changed them.
~
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NORFOLK, June %.

NORFOLK, June ~.
YESTERDAY arrived here tic Schooner Ellen
anu Emehne, from Madeira IL her cane
passenger Capt. CRAIG, late OF the brig Hah
hy Coutte of Baltimore, which vessel WAS
burnt by French division in April last.
NokFoLK, July g.
Arrived ship Nancy, Stone, IS days from
Hayanna. Lett ship CothMlnc and Edward,
Lecock, OF and from this port, discharglng
The French privateer brig Dlll8cnt, mount
ing Is guns, and commanded by capt. john
A. Garislow, 60 days from New Orleans on
cruise, laden with Spanish p'ize goods.
List Of .4gve,1can vesseIs sfok by the DHiSent.
May $, lat. IS, IS, long. 50, 40, schooner
Pnenix, from New Orleans bound to Gibral-
tar. May l8tb lat. d, IS, long. 81, 10, ship
Hercules, from the trazils for HAVANA. June
10, lat ~, 50, long. 80, sch. Fame, from n.
Orleans for New Haven; lat. "a 10, long. SO,
TO- ship Clifton, from New Orleans for Phila-
delphia lat "a, long. 8, so, ship Washing
ton from do for do. June 90, lat %, long.
81, 40, schr Leila Anna, from Marscaybo for
Charleston.
Brig John and Adeline, Barclay, 43 days
from St. Ubes Left brig Cephalus Of and for
this port, to sail in 10 days. June 81, lat.
80. As, long II, 80, was boarded by sloop
Of war under Spanish colprs, which captain B.
learnt WAS called the Stamnico, commanded
by captain Berry, and IL days from jamaica
treated politely.
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Public Sale.

Or Wednesday, next at 10 lock, will be
old or Eu 5fs's 81 harf, the Schr. LOUISA
buulen SKY seven ioas Terms &c. will
lie made known al the place Of sale
p. @. Marsteller.
Iuiy
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rior was lost on St. Mays, one of the West.
ern Islands, and the captain, passenger and
crew were captured in a small Portuguese
brig, Of about thirty tons, which they had
chartered to carry them to Madeira.
Captains Saunders and Gray were most IN
humanity treated, having been putin the lower
hold, with room not sufficient to lie down, or
scarcely to stand up, They suspected capt.
Gray spoke the Portuguese and Spanish lan-
guapes (Which was not the Case and in conse-
quence threatenedto put him nironsh he had
anv communication with the other prisoners.
The treatment of the other captains and their
crews was the same as prisoners OF war.---
Captain Richard Saunders, of brig Alonzo,
of Portsmouth,, On HI was left on board the
commodore's ship; his vessel was from the
West Indies, with full cargo, captured
March IA, and after having about 90 pun
cheons of ram taken out, she was sunk
We, the undersigned, being OF lawful age,
and engaged on solemn oath do testify and
say, that we were respectively masters OF the
vessels as above mentioned, and that the above
statement Of facts, as relating to our respect
i've vessels, and to US respectively, IS correct
and true.
(c;.JN IyrNTpV KETTEV
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as Blacks packet will sail
for Norfolk, on Wednesday,
wind and weather permitting.
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IN answer TO letter from Mr. CheVes'
,h,rman pro tenn af the committee Of ways
and means, enquiring whether suspension
or modification oil the Tnon-impor>ation act
wo,i, no, snpcrcede the necessity OF the war
ayes. Mr.. G latin makes this memorable
yemavk-,. That the actual exclusion OF the
rreate, part of the articles of our own growth
from France, Holland and Germany, render
our commerce with those countries a conse-
coent nulRty.' This letter bears date on the
ION Of June, few days before our E0tSe rn-
len plunged us into war with Great Brl-
tain a war whose event no one Can anticipate,
but the Immediate effects of which are, that
we loose one half etour shipping, one halt OF
our commercial Capital, one bait OF our gal
LIANT seamcn, aud the immense commerce
which we carried OF with Great Britain, Spain,
Portugal and the otber untrles ct the world
For all these sacrifices we do not even gala
the commerce. with France, Holland and Ger
many the very object for which we go to
war a commerce which Mr.. Gailaun (Wno
certainly knows as much As the rest CT cur
administration, at Washington together) de-
clares, when possessed ,obe a NOLLll4'
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Thonras Burgess.

Charles County, State Of Maryland.
N. B All .cssons are hereby lorwarned
from haaboring o" employing the above de-
scribcd Negro WoAaij, at their peril, OF
under the seYcrest penalties of the law.
T. B.
June s. If.
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Notice to the Stockholders
1 N the i'auqnier AID Alexan ria Turnpike
4 Company is hereby 81 en-, that the fur tier
UNI of ten dollars on each share will be de.
manded on The first Day of 'ugust next, and
he further sum of ten dollars on each share
on he first day oil September following.
BY or er of the President and Directors.
inc Hampton, Treasurer.
NJ b. The Stock holders in tn town Of
AIexandri4 are requested to m Ike raymen.
to Mr. THOMAS MeonE, clerk in the Rank
Of Potomac J. Fl.
buckland June 26.-July 2 sawHm
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NEW YoRK, July s.


Commodore Rodger'S Sguadroa.-Artlyed
at this post since OF last, the brig l"ms,
captain Dugan, in 20 DAYS from Tel.eritfe--
Captain ID informs Us, thai on the 27th u.
Nantucket Shoals, Bearing W, n w. dis
tapt 80 miles, he spoke ne schooner Live
Oak, capt. SIls, IS DAYS from s.. uOes tor
Philadelphia. Capt, S. stated that, on the
preceding day, he fell IN win the Ameri-
can Squadron, under Commodorc Rodgers--
that the Commodore tod hin OF the deciara-
ton Of war and advised him to make the hrsl
portin his power; and mentioned that he Was
npursuit OF the Jamaica Acct which had been
Spoken on the 25th in longitude 81. Our
squadron, u the tine capt S, spoke them, had
mol fallen in with any British vessel.
Slip Charlotte, Cook, from Cadiz, arrived
at Providence, Rhode Island, April -, lat
IS, long, %, was brought to by a French
squadron, Com Feretieg, after a particular ex-
animation, and finding the ship in ballast only
suffered 10 proceed, after putting on board IS
Americans, belonging to vessels they had Cap
tuFed, and burnt or sunk among then, were
I'VE masters, viz Thomas Gray, of brig Pr
zarro, Henry Kelly of ship Mercury Caleb
Ou'as of brig Adventure JOS. Singleton OF
faltadelphia; Jonathan Waite, of ship SuPS-
nor ot Portland cast away at St Mays Wes-
Tern Island (apd who chartered Portuguese
!, to So TO Madeira, but was captured on
inc Passage thence). They put Oh board the
Soarotte, BIOL pork, do -four, andel6 lbs
O,eaN per maD---no water.--ln consequence
| = !. 'nis small allowance, the Charlotte was o.
('"Sed to so iGto Madeira to obtain suficien-
y % bring them home She4s 5 days from
endt place. Capt. Richard Saunders, was not
"i'0"edto come away
Inc lollowing are the names Of the captains
Pu' on beard the Charlotte Capt. Thomas
may = OF brig P,zMro, IF New YORK captain
n nInFy Kelly, Of ship Mercury, of do. captain
o'ieo Curtis, of brig Adventure, of Boston,
81 anu saptan Jonathan Waite, of ship Superior,
= FoftLand--the rsmainder were passenger
E@pC Joseph Y SlnsIclon, OF Philadelphia
Ie Superior, two Mr.. Elliotr's, mates of
80 hyperion, and crew, consisting of Ia, and
G.. captain Gray's men. The Pizarro was
c s." Madeira, with cargo for New York,
= Ip'uFed April 10, and after the French bad
ss sh ont about 90 pipes of her wine, and
81 s''0ly destroyed every thing they could
~. was sunk !-'rhe Mercury was bound to
ea' with full cargo OF corn, f1our, sc.
- pNufed April 10 and BUKNT!-Thc Adven-
.,a,. Was from the West indies, with cargo,
poured March %, and SUNK The Supe-
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Tbe vaults of the Banks at Nantucket (says
!. Boston paper) have been empued OF their
Sole. which was brought to this town. That
SIlon,,iar TO the Nantucket Btnk WAS depo-
D,sd 3 the Union Bank, and that OF the Pacl-
g. Rink in the State Bank. We also learn,
tS.s several families were moving of from
the island.
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HENRY KELLEY,
JONATHAN WAITE,
THOMAS GRAY,

Sworn to, in Providence, Rhede Island, this
24th day OF June, A. D. 1912.
JOSEPH l.. TILLINGHAST,
Public Notary.
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ALEXANDRIA.
TUESDAY MORNING, July r
" 10 sHEw
vpRy AGE AND BoDy OF THE TIME
u,s FORM AND PRESSURE.
(" 10 sHEw

.r'oH of The Legislatatre Of .NSqO Jersey
The Speaker of the House of Assembly has
;..nea his proclamation requiring Che Legs.
latuFe to meet at Trenton on the An Gay o.
' ano,,st next, for the purpose OF providing
Inn eouipage, arms, &c. for the drafted mi
lta of New-Jersey
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aforesaid. This agency is to eeHtfnse
fothe space or term ofsesen years, com 2,
- ,u this twenty third of April IN
me wear of our Lord oac thousand eiSn'
,nndred and ten, to be fully compiea'-
ed and ended. ,.had,r
Given snder my hand and seal the oay
and date first aboYc written.
THOMAS PAUL. l. ..
Stoned sealed and delivered IN the
nrese,ce Of GEO. G. PRESBOkl'
In consequence of the above authority
vested in me, arising from contract
with Mr.. T. Paul, l hereby appoint the
following persons the only agents tor the
sale .f psurs Columbian Oil, In the city
Of Baltimore, viz. Dr.. Edme Duea'ei'
sign of the Golden head, NO. 70 war
ket-street. Messrs. Henry keerl &
Son, Druggists, sign Of Celsus's Head,
No. ass Markes-st. near the corner OF
Hovard-st Doct. Jesse Talbot, Drug
pest. corner of Hanover and Aarket-stS
S&essr. Warner and Hanna, stauoners'
corner of Gay and Market st,' MessFS,
G. S R. Wait. Lottery Office, corner
Of St. Paul's Lane and Market-st. A
Miltenberger, Stationer, No 10 sign
of Franklin, n. Howard-st. Mcssrs'
John & Thomas Vance, Statloners' NO
l7s Market-st.-.dt FePs Point, oy
Dr.. Henry Derry, Druggist NO: ,
Markot-st. and Nathaniel Knight Sta
toner, Fell's-street.-CHy 81 hash'nSS-
ton. Messrs. David OFT, s Co. Drug
gists.-Pauadelhhia. Nv. Thomas Love,
at DR.. Edwin A. Atlee's, No. Is North
4th St. John Y. Bryant, Druggist
Corner of ID and Pine-Streets-Jerc'
miah Morris, Druggist, No. 1913 Mar
ket-Street--Stephen North, Druggist,
No IS High st. between % and Sd
streets, Messrs. Crovl & Segar, Drug
gists, Market st.-.Nezo York, Messrs'
John & Thomas L. Clark, Druggists,
Maiden Lane, Messrs. Laurence q
Reese, Druggists, Pearl ST. Mcssrs. VI
&R. Waites's. Nos. SO and 81, Maiden
Lane.-York I'own, DR.. John Fisher
Drug.-.dnnahoHs. Messrs. Chllds &
Shaw,-Gsorge Town. DR.. John VT
Drus.-Lapcaater. DR.: Samuel Fab
nestock, Drug.--Harrisbprg. Dr. John
C.. Wrestling, Drug.--E"ston. DR.. 30
mas H. Dawson, Drug.-Peter.6arg,
Yug. Mes.rs. Love and Cutler, Drug.
gists.-Hcgcrstown. DR.. Frederick Mil
Ter, Disqualification DR.. John
S. Miller, WWchester. Ness
John * Abm. Miller, Druggists.-Ha"-
opcT. Messrs. Frederick * WIN. SaueF-
mann, DruGgiss.-CarAsle. Dr. John
Fahnestock, Druggist.-Brook FAle.
(Montgomery CO. Mr.. Brice Gassaway,
AND IN ALEXANDRIA,, BIZ
RICHARD H. LITTLE, Druggist.
Also, wholesale or retail, at my Drug
and Patent Medicine Store, No. l6
sign Of the Mortar, Centre Market
Space, Baltimore.
JOHN LOVE.
March re laW3m
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Hahn's Anti- Bilious Pills.

For the prevention and cure Of. bilious
ami malignant Fevsrs.
The Proprietor has every possible
reason that can result from extensive
experience, for believing, that dose
OF these Pals, taken once in every two
weeks, during the prevalence of our
bilious fevers, will prove an inIaliible
preventative; and further. that in the
earlier stagea of those diseases. their
use will very generally succeed i'll re-
storing health, and frequently in cases
esteemed desperate and b'yond the
power Of common remedies.
They arc eScciIaatly adapted to CAR
ry of auperauous bile, AM prevent its
morbid secretions; to restore and s.
mend the appstite to produce q free
perspiration, and thereby prevent colds,
which are often Of fatal consequences
a dose never fails to remove cold,
if taken on its first appearance thcy
are celebrated for removing h-bituaI
costivencss, sickness at the stomach s.
severe headache and ought to Le ia
ken by all persons on change of eli.
mate.
IN sickly tincs or places, a dose
should De taken every fortnight, and if
there is reason to apprehend personal
dangcr, it may betaken once week