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branayacine Paper.

Has jus, rereipcd from Pbiiadcib'ic,
Sixty kcams BRANDY WINE PAPER,
consisting OF Cap 40. * ,, Quarto vellum post nd
medium Diawinh. which with his former stock, Of
various kinds OF PAPER, makes his a>sor,mc,s q.
complete oS any in this state All which will be
sod IS low can he purchased in ,hs town.
January -
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I, PHILLIP SALISBURY, of New -Ha-

ven, State Of Come cticut, do hereby of my own
free will aud accord, certify that abonti'e begin
nng sf the year 1911, Was seized with a most sio-
icnt pam IN my RIG hi side, which produced acough
Tins pain and cough increased until Ap.Il, wien
found self SO veal, especially in my lungs anet
in knees, that vas scarcei, able 10 walk aSyuad,
concluding therefore was fast approaching to 'i.e
grave by cGus Jnption, Was gresti, aiaIn',d. ss
was liy faInI.y bu; on hearing CT Dr. Rogers
Vegetable PuiroIjc Detergent, tor Consunpiye,
AstbmatIck ard Catarrhal complaints, inneay,cly
application 10 the apothecary, and obtairsd
one cake, which took according 10 the dItction,
which vh<n had taken all of it, found mys'i. re-
stored 10 my health and strength Tar as can be c-
pcctcd Of IN the s Isl .4r OF his agc; v"sch
medicine | truly and conscientiousy b>iiere sss
socl, !. the blessing OF God. The mems le res
toration of my health PHILIP SAIL iiY.
C.ty Of Ne8-ia,tn, SoptcIhLei ~. lo-..
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POETRY.
(SELECTED.) }
Tar WISH.

Z ask not Fortuns's partial smile,
Eylaustless source OF Care
Not All her fanced say delights
& n Clam one serious prayer
Nor pleasures soft alluring form,
Wish ardent wish | seek,
F.s less he cuisis iting bloom,
Tba, giows on besnty's check.
ask not, that IN calm repose
Ny even days my flow.
Unruftied by adversely,
Exempt from human woe.
Enough that no reflections keen,
No crimes my soul opprcss,
To rob me Of my joys, my hope,
And every happiness.
But grant me that best frame Of mind,
Waerc no vain thoughts mtrude
That bIest serenity which springs
from eonscious rrctitudc.
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ANEIDDrES.

In late dispute on the subject OF climates,
an honest irishman who was present, con-
tended warmly ir favour Of nis country. ~
the first plas,n said be, " the yestheris is much
finer; la the next plAs, we have a vreucr a.
bundance vi rain ); and in the mex plAs the
days are much longer." rais, however, sai1
49, ,ta1a,g. caDln 7e The case the shoe
y-,r FJ.nd rsh, dear honey, but it Is
& eerhf ud toa, ~ not ill ; The days are rot
.4.y yngs', out fAtn tN~rs more of them"
A Portuguese scn'pr'r, who he'd been su..
r.ctcd oy ne no,y fathers of the Church %
;sc horrid sio Of iree-ihinking, lay a, the
p,iai OF dcs'h. 4 slacti6ed Jesuit, woo
c,m. 10 confess him. holding up cruciix
before bis eyes, said. B.npli. sinful IN an,
the Cod you nave oHrnded ID, YOU recol-
lec;ihim -" YES, rcnef, (said me divine
xpip) lo relollect him L s,as I>sho pn,it
Msl ~
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CERTIfIC.4TES.

!. JONATHAIS KE>GSLEY, of Wind
ham, in the county Of Windham, and State of Con-
nectcut, do hereby certify, that my wife, ZiLLAu
KIvcsLEY, gas afflicted in the winter ot 1859. with
an extreme cough, loss Of appetite, &c. and though
under The CT able Physician, ard LOT G, err
encng any Particular benefit, Iwss Induced io make
rial of Dr Rogers Vegetable puin.on'c Deter
senl--and ai,er Using or thr, cakes she eArer-
It's be,,eicial elects and in the course oi \
few onihs recovered her usual state OF health.
which she had previously been much alarmed
ai'ou and think il is entirely owing 10 the
,aius bic rac dl ne called Rogers Vegetable Pulro-
me Detergent. JONATHAN KINGSLEY.
Mndham, July 12, 1871.
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Neav Stationary and Scbool
Books.
J. c. SH Nv,

rs now opening general assortment oil
4 STATIONARY & SCHOOL BOOKS,
which he will sell upon as good terms as can
DC Obtained in Ncwport--viz.-
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to 96, 7hanes-s,r1ef, Offer Jar sa't'
\ General assortment Of Fsshionabie
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Daniel Sheldon,

EPECTFui.Lt niorns lis i.enGs, that he
~ has hand
A quantity Of excellent cedar ,Ciapboards
cedar Shingles,pine Shingie, iioalos, fi.nks,
Joits, sc: &c.
Which he viii sell cheap, at his stand on S!.Eb
GURNFS' Wharf y p" :
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B.IHEE,
- ESPECTFULLY uturos lis friends end a.,
- p,bicA that he has removed lo S y IS
Il Bssc-Huu.s. a litte so the eastward oi h., lHue
sl..,, in - ,-s;,cet. who're he wiz keep constantly
on hand, tor .le, Ship an. taoin Dg q, Crackers,
aai I'll r'A = spds usually Kept for sale.
? yrw 10.
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The subscriber hayirr been {, e.'y ben fitted i'y
the OF u /, S-s.t.ti> ieimohit u -.
Ecat 81. .e os>s he i'tola,e'or ot
tt. ~. 4bl.lk 10 a,e the following
= been uu flcud'vith
h- t-, Hl 81, 3etksio.. .ct'ef it.t' ~ tt'' 20
t.s 81 a lDyib. ttvas ,hf -r'N, hleoI-
lw -F.r ~aae &l I4PrAn J. 'h-s'oie,
lut-,4... ~ .r kt h4-. ~ r, \. .iI, hs't al
d. b, 90 ~ ~ ,.,co sgastt4~s Hedictpes
j.. s>Huoa. ,tt t,t t~f t., t"',' ~ u''s
bet ,a M gtee, ~ i,. ~ - .
TIC i.rs, jo,c fou.u so ,eu. - yrsc 3. IS
the least t,oulied vish tae Astrn., iourd Euledi-
ate relief b, its
! do not hcsiate, v,Ei oorh euce. to rccer. "a
"a, = set~bIe Detergent to a'i IN the less ti!ct
9lth he Asthma, ana have doi'bt bot thes vii
receive great rebel b, tie use o. dis m,sGs''e
medicine. WA. " ALhE.h.
Portsmouth, March IA, 1911.
l, ISRAEL FENNhR, Of Providence, n
he state of Rhode Island, 90 hereby certtl. Lat
my wife, RUia FENNER, was afic,' a ioi q, o.
,ablc time, in the summer OF 1871 vtL 81 eAtc mo
cough pain in hcr side and loss OF appc,Uc, v hr
reduced her 10 such low and feeble stat, th2t sic
vas Scarcely ole 10 walk acloss the room, 20
sl appearance last iDc!iDirg to quick consuBS>sSa
INN, ,diaely obtained ore cake of Rogers w
able Pu,monic De;e gent, and after tskin. u C
cording to the ducc,io,s, she was restored to ter
usua state at health. which attribute, With tne
b,essi"g OF God, 10 The above valuable medicine.
ISRAEL FENNEE
Providence, November IL, 1911.
n. B.-Thc Medicine mentioned in the
above Certificates, may be had of JAMES
TAYLOR and SAMUEL w. NINSON,
Newport---JOHN CASEY, Eas-Greep-
wich.---ROBERr COZZENS, Wicklo,d.
THOMAS r. WELLS, Littlc-Rest Hill
RICHARD M. WLBBER, Tiycuon, and
al various other places.
Plcc Two Dollars pc, Cake.
Newport, Dece,Nber 25, 1871
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COit.NS.

In TrfaHi6ie Care .for Corns, vufhont cutting
the Tors sB.
THIS late discovered and valuable Negcta'
bic Corn Cure. can be had by pplying t.
B"N hNlWEiL SHAW, No. -, Tanner-ste al
Ncwpo't--pr,ce 25 cents per hottie.
', also cures ringworms, and worts, much cheap
er than with stolen meat
u 4 cure is warranted TO those who choose ~
attend three times day. for one week, a, g 2-5U
GEMS 30" cact rerspn. jar
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CONGRESS-.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
[ REPORTED for the Alexandria Gazette.
"WEDNESDAY, November |.
Mr.. Pitkin presented the petition OF
w. w. Wollsey and others, merchants
OF Connecticut, praying relief from bonds
given for goods imported. Referred to
the committee of ways and means.
Mr.. M'Kim, presented the petition
Of James Anderson, navy agent at Ha-
wanna, praying reimbursement Of mo-
ney advanced to American seamen. Re.
ferred to the committee of claims.
The Speaker presented the petition
Of Benjamin w. Piatt, of the Illinois
territory complaining Of the undue cleo.
ton of Shadrach Bond, as delegate 10
Congress from that territsry, and pray
ing that his election may be set aside.
Referred to the committee Of elections.
Adjourned.
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From the Salem Gazette:


The voice Of lfassachusetts is for Peace.
We published our last paper under
uncommon sensations of pleasure, On
account of The triumph of the Friends
of Peace and good principles in this
Gerrymander district, formed by their
opponents while they possessed tho le-
gislative power Of the state, with view
70 secure themselves in the senate, and
control the Congressional election.
But we did not then anticipate half
the good tidings we have since receiy-
ed. Even Maine, as well as all those
portions of old Massachusetts, in which
the War-Hawks felt their greatest
strength, have yieldedito the evidence
before them, of the speedy ruin of the
Country under the Matisonians, and
have turned their woes against them
We Can now announce the following e.
lections as certain, viz.
Hon. Timothy Pickering, Esser North.
William Reed, Esser South.
ARENAS Ward, SvfoIk.
Nathaniel Ruggles, Norfolk.
Elijah Brigham, Worcester Sonsh.
Abijah Bigclow, Worcester North ,
William Ely, HAMPSHIRE South.
Samuel Taggart, HAMPSHIRE Worth.
Daniel Dewey, Berkshire.
William Baylies, Plymouth.
John Reed, Barnstable.
Laben Whca.an, Bristol.
Cyrus King, First Eastern.
George Bradbury, Second ditto.
Samuel Davis, Third Ditto.
Joseph Head, Fourth Ditto.
Thomas Rice, Fifth Ditto.
These make II Peace Members elect
ed, leaving 8 still doubtful ;-ard this
in spite Of the districts being formed
with great care so as to secure large
ma ority Of Madisonians.
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT
AT NETWORK.

Monday Evening, Vov. 9.
BRITISH LIcENsBs.-Letters brought
by the Cartel, which arrived here from
England,last Saturday, state. that theBri-
fish government had determined to grant
no more licenses to American vessels, to
import bread stuff into Spain & Portugal,
for the present. The abundant harvest.
throughout Europe, it was supposed,
would yield sufficient supply for the
armies of the Peninsula, without a.
ny further importations from America.
Ertract Of q letter from onr correshon-
dent at albany, dated Friday, No.
vember 3.
Our Electors we shall appoint on
Monday-It is yet uncertain, whether
they will be federal or Clin,onan. We
shall adjourn Oh Tuesday.
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ALEXANDRIA.
THURSDAY, November IL.
- To sHEW
"T0 sHEW
rHK VERY AGE & BODY OF THE TIME
MS FORM AND PRESSURE.

q DIED at Goshen, Uoudoun County,
'son Thursday night the 5th inst. Mr..
S.dlerGndcr- Lacey eldest son o! Israel
Lacey Esq. in the 18th year Of his age.
EIp the early fate Of this yosng gentle
imam, we see the hopes OF fond parent
BLASTED in the bud and society disap-
pointed in the promise OF future useful
mess, at the moment when the social
Ssirtues had Begun their exercise. Sc
eluded from the vanities which so often
poison the youthful mind, this young
&entleman had de oied bis time TO the
pursuit Of those requirements which
might qualify BIN for the duties and
effices of active life. A strong natural
understanding added to persevering APP
plicatioa, had enabled him to progress
5apidly in the improvement of his mind,
s2hii'st retirement and reflection. con-
3pired to elevate his thoughts and to
Burify his heart. Modest amongst his
<quals--respeCtful to his superiors-and
slfable with those whom fortune had
rlaced below him in wealth or in family
sA-he united the respect and affection OF
N who knew him, and gave the certain
s:blelge Of future usefulness in whatever
/ 3,a,ion, fortune might have allotted
him on the theatre Of life. In the re-
signation with which he net his early
$umnons, he proved that though svil!ing
10 lie, he was fit 10 dit.-And in the
I christian hope which enabled him to tri-
: <NmDh, even in deAth--hc has LEFT behind
him a balm 70. the wounded spirits OF
EAis friends, which none can appreciate,
have those who have drunk of the same
Batter cup which has been administered
80 ,hcm.
- How 'oy'd, how valu'd once, svaiis
thee NJ,
MO whom related, or BY whom tegot ;
IA heap of dust alone remains of thee
lis ali thou art and ne must shortly
W be ."
RELIGIOUS INFORMATION.
E To those who take pleasure IN
searching the scriptures" and who In
night of unprecedented moral and po
tical darkness, are disposed to make
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BOSTON, Nov. ),
BERKSHIRE is FEDERAL.


Pittsfeid, ,Nop. S.-Mr. Dewey,
The federal candidate to Congress is
certainly elected. The whole num-
bsrSof towns. Sand in Ii there is
federal net gaia ofS5s votes-The
Democratic majority last spring in
this District, was i55.
Further Good .Ee1os from Maine.
A letter received at a late hour
last evening, from Maine assures rs,
that in Is towns, in the third Eas-
tern district, the Peace Candidate
has net gain over the votes given in
April last, for Gov. Strong. OF 95a.
In the fourth Eastern district. the
Peace Candidate, has, in FIVE towns
sos yGtes--scatterinS, or all others,
%.
In the fifth Eastern district. in 7
towns, Mr.. Rice (the peace candi-
date has 500 votes-Mr. Parker
(the warhawk) a9t-net gaia sis.
Sailed cartel brig Potomsck. cap
tain Nichols, with f04 British Pri-
FsGners, for HaiifaX.-On Monday
evening a riot took place on board,
off the end Of Long wharf, and seve-
ral of the prisoners tried to effect
their escape ashore they cut the
davy tackle and let the boat fall from
the stern. and in their hurry to get
ashore, too many got in the boat. so
that she filled with water-fcur oil
them made out to reach the shore,
and three it is supposed were drown
ed, as they were seen to sink. The
above riot might have been prevent
ed had a guard been kept on board
until she was ready to sail.
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For, 4. we say in the case Of the bonds,
is not this increase Of profit to the far.
msr consequence Of governmental re-
gulations, and has not government there.
fere fair clain on the profit Does not
asking eleven dollars for -four, instead
of FIVE or eight, appear very much like
extortion And can there, in fine, be
any injustice in taking from men who
ale such tories as to be seriously bent on
getting q. much as they can for their,
froferty2
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RELI SIOUS INFORMATION.
To those who take pleasure IN
: searching the scriptures" and who In
night of unprecedented moral and po-
tical darkness, are disposed to make
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spent long life in unremitted ex-
ertion:, to secure their future and eter-
nal welfare.
Liability Of Importers Of British Goods
Their Bonds.
MEssRs. EDITORS,
In mercantile transactions, two things
are requisite to legality; the one, that
the traffic be allowed by law; the other,
that there be no unfairDess between the
parties in the transaction, which may en-
nance or depreciate the real value Of the
merchandise. Fair price is market
price and market price is affected bya
variety of circumstances, which arc com
prised however in two tbinSs--ths buy
er's demand for the merchandise, and
the vender's labor and expense in pro-
curing it in other words, it's scarcity.
The scarcity OF commodity cannot
however intrinsically affect its value,
since the buyer does not purchase an
article in consideration of its scarcity,
but of its service to him; so that the
purchasers want Of an article is, at last,
the sole rule of its price. There can
be nc difficulty, therefore, in settling the
actual, honest price of commodity
since it is that which the community is
willing to give, and does actually give
for it.
Hence it appears, that merchant
may attach what value he plcases to his
merchandise, and may reuse to cem-
mute it but for his own price; because
in this case, onsfpf two things must
happen: either His merchandise re-
mains on hand, when no one is in blurred
but himself, CT the buyer gives him the
price attached to it, clearly implying
thereby that he thinks it worth tie mo.
ney he gives for it. Laws, indeed, may
be made, and sometimes are made, to
prevent all articles rising above Ger
tain price bat this is matter of mum.
cipal regulation, and no mole implies
that the asking of higher price, when
no such law subsists, is exto, ton, than
that the expectation Of wheat, which is
sometimes prohibited, is crimiAal, when
no prohibition exists. There is no ex-
tortion, where there is neither violence
nor deception. wish, Messrs. Editors,
to apply this principle TO the case OF the
bonds on the late importation from G.
Britain.
1t appears to be doubted whether or
not congress will enforce the payment
of these bonds. In this question, the
legality of the importation seems to be
thrown out of view, and the decision to
rest on the estaL..;; shment of a fact and
principle apparently very foreign to such
question. The merchant, it is said,
allowing his act to be legal, cannot think
himself aggrieved by the enforcement
Of the bonds, because the apprehension
Of this enforcement is the very circum-
stance which has enhanced the value OF
bis merchandise, and rendered him CON.
potent to the discharge of the bond;
while such enforcement will relieve the
farmer from taxes, who bears his share
| Of the burden in the additional price he
| gives for the commodity.
The assertion, Messrs. Editors, that
tho aPprehended enforcement Of the
bends has enhanced the price of the
goods, is a. false, as the principle, that
the merchant may be thus taxed for the
farmer, is unjust. The value of mer-
chandize in trade is not what the holder
attaches to it, but as have before said,
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Gen. LEVIN WINDER, was yes.
terday, by the Legislature, elected Go.
vernon OF Maryland.-Fed. Gazette.
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STEAM BOAT.

OBSERVING an advertisement in
the papers, which states that SteaRi
Buat will be constructed to run between
Georgetown and Alexandria, on the h,sst
ahtroved plan, by Messr:. John 4 Henry
Mediterranean having seen the plafi
OIL which tho said Boat is to be e5ns
structed, hereby give notice that q stii
will be commenced against any person
or persons vile shall in navigating any
Boat in this District, infringe on thu
Patent rights Of Messrs. Livingston aid
Fulton.
For Messrs. Livmgston Il Fuhta,
B. H. Latrobe,
November ~.
N. 3. The mode proposed to be used
By Messrs McPherscns, as described In
the drawing which they have exhibited,is
without the smallest variation Of The trihs
ciple or arrangement, the same whish
is used by Messrs. L. & r. on the Nsfsk
River, and under their patent on The
Delaware and Rariton.
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NOTICE

"HE subscribers, John and Htasy
M'Pheraon of Georgetown P4cHss
Boats, have engaged Of Mir. Dsniel
Large, engineer of Philadelphia,
A. STEAM BOAT,
On the most approved plan to carry pass
sengers, Goods, &c. twice day, each
way. from Georgetown to Alexandria.
To commence running on tbs LIST day 81
March, 1918,
Nov. 1t. dst
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ALEXANDRIA THEl7RA
THREE NIGHTS Only.
GRAND e AsTOtcISHhNT
FEATS OF ACTIVITY,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dominica, Myer. and PAS
merles, inform the public that THIS
EVENING, the l2th inst. they viii
exhibit variety oiFeats, to cominshSS
with the
TIGHT ROPE.
Slack Wire by a Lady.
Ground & Lofty Tumblng.
The whole 10 conclude with tho
SLACK ROPE.
The performance will begin at early
candle light. Doors to open at s, and
performances to commence att. Admit
tance, Box rs cents, Pit so, and Gallery
IS. .~N.@
November II
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a.; re subscriber

re subscriber
DRESENTS his most resptctfut
! compliments to the Ladies and
Gentlemen of Alexandria, and its vicis
nifty, & begs leave to inform them that he
Extracts & cleanses Teeth
in the most perfect manner, removing
the causes of their decay, and improper
colour aid alss that ne cures the ScoRH
butte Complaints in the GUNS, when
is frequently injurious to the Teeth, and
causes them to get loose. He sets IT.
tiicaI Teeth, from one to full set Of
Fore Tceth. He may be seen at Trips
let's Hotel, No. %, on the 18th, and lof
few days after, and viii wait on GEM
tlemen and Ladies at their respective
houses.
ROBERT sMETHER, Denash
November IL 3e
Samuel Mark & CO.
EEave received Thirty Packages o.
MA WOODEN & FANCY GOODS,
and are in daily expectation of receiving
farther supply, which they will sell! NJ
reduced prices for cash or town aceep.
tanCes.
November 10. eod3w.
Edinburgh Encyclopaedia,
Vol. I'd, PART I'd,
Is Just received and ready for delivss
ry to Subscribers, who are requested 10
call fer their Copies.
James Kennedy. sen.
November III cow
JUST RECEIVED.
MEMOIRS of the WAR
SOUTHERN DEPARTMENT
OF THE
UNITEU STATES.
BY HENY LEE, 1t. Col. Conmandant d
the Partisan Legion, during the
American War.
IN VOLUMES oCTkvo.
Price 6 dolls. in boards, or 7 dolls. boiE6s
Subscribers will please call for theif
Copies at the Store of
James Kennedy, sen.
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the precepts Of christianity, clamp to
their WY and light to their feet
beg leave to recommend the perusal of
short serie. of Sermons written by the
Rev. DR.. Muir of this town, and now for
sale at the Book Store of Mr.. John Stew
art. The force and simplicity of style
in which these Sermons are composed;
the judicious selection of their subjects,
and the scriptural explanations with
which they abound, entitle them to the
attention of all who feel an interest in
their own improvement-and who are
disposed to lend their aid in diffusing
the spirit of religion over world ely
ing in wickedness," and in misery.
These Sermons are illustrated by va
riety Of religious anecdote, intended to
shew the power of religion in the vari
Gus situations, and under the many trial.
incident to human life. The friends and
acquaintances of DR.. Muir particularly,
will feel desire to possess these Ser
mons, if it be only a memento when
he is gone, of faithful pastor who has
spent long life in unremitted ex-
ertion:. to secure their future and eter-
nal welfare.