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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-11

Hall. .. Hall. Harper. HAYES. Eyaenan,
Johnson, Kent, King. Lacock, Leftover, Little.
Livingston. Lowndcs,Lyle, Maxwell, Moore,
M'Coy. M'Kee, M'kim, Metcslf, Mitchell
ton. Ormsby, Paulding, Pickens. Piper, Pond.
Porter, Quincy, Reed, Ringgold, Rhea,
Roane, Roberts, Sage, Summons, Seaver, Sc
vier ,Scybert Shaw, e. Smith, } Smith Strong,
Sullivan, Tallman, Talliaferro, Tracy.
Troup, Turner, Van Cortlandt, Williams,
Widgery. Winn, Wright-94.
. NAYS-Messrs. Bigelow, Boyd, Brock
enridge, Brigham, Champion. Chittenden,
Davenport, Ely, Fitch, Hufty, Jackson. Key,
Law, Lewis, Macon. M'Bride, Moscly,
Newbold, Pearson, Pitkin, Potter, Randolph
Rodman. Shcfiey, Smile, Stanford, Stewart
Stow. Sturges, Taggart, Tallmadge, Whoa
ton, w hite, Wilson-S4.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-11

any Plato the hanas OF Nssolecn HoraHarse.
They know that hc cannot stretch ms arm
cross the Atlantic. If he could, if the Bril- .
''sh navy were out OF the way, they would
ot dare to talk of occupying the F.oridas
% secure an adjusted claim /; to him, t. whom
they have just offered two millions If doll
lars to periSit them to fitch it from tpain. :
We have got bad neighbours. We repeat
II /; those who wish that they and their Chit
dren should live under the British govern !
ment. those who hate treason and traitors
ought to be more On their guard than ever.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-11
NORTH AND SOUTH AMERICA.

We learn, with delight, that deputies or
ambassadors from Caracas, Santa Fee,
La Plata, * Mexico, are On their way to
our government. The purpose is easy to
divme, and pleasant to contemplate. Some
years ago, General Wilkinson gave as a
coast at public dinner at Norfolk The
New World,-self governed and indepen-
dent OF the old" How rapidly have the in
termediate events led to the completion of
the generals wish When independence
is the cause, South and North America,
have but one cause--let us act then with
one heart, one hand !-Whig.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-11
MORE SEIZURES.

ALBlBY, Dec. %.
On Friday night some British goods we're
seized by Mr.. Mills, deputy collector in thi,
city, having just arrived from Canada and
on Sunday night the same were forciby ta-
ken ouLof MIR. Mills's store. The goods
were afterwards recovered, and several per-
sons arrested on suspicion Of having COM
mitted the offence. 80 be il.
Extract ota letter from military member
Of Congrcss.
The Secretary Of War informed m,
nat the French system Of Tactics of M,
aall Ney would be adopted as wen for tn
ssulars as for the militia, and that an ed
ION OF that work was now in the press.
resume 1T will not be found essentially t
liifcs ron M 'BunalG's Translation"
W Y. Pest
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Navy DEPARTMENT,
January 9th, 1912.

We are auth sisedto announceWm A. G..
DADE, Esq. of Dumfries, candidate to re-
present the senatorial district Composed of
the counties of Fairfax * prince William,
in the next general assembly in Virginia.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-11
CHARLEsToE, january
Ertr0es Of letter from Mr.. Piocide'
Manager Of The Theatre, dated
RICHMoND 9th Dee 1871

~~"''NS ~ " bbC = bG1pf, OuIC1
RICHMOND, 27th Dec. 1911.
Last night about ECO persons were in
The Theatre, at my benefit. About the be-
ginning OF the I'd Act Of the Pantonlime
the BIeeoinS Nun part of the scenery
was discovered TO be OH FIRE, which commu-
nicated to the roof before the ropes could
DE cut to let the scenes fall, Il we had Just
time enough to save ourselves, dressed as
we were. All the actors are safe, but alas
the audience suffered beyond the power of
Language to express. This morning Dore
lhaA oDe hUndred bodies were taken from
under the ruins, beside many others who
were severely wounded. Those who per-
lshed are among the most respectable FAM
lies III the city. ] saved nothing-my mu-
SIC scenery, wardrobe, every thing, fell .
prey to the fames. This has been the worn
of some worse than vile inecndiary, as two
attempts had been made before, during tn,
night, which were frustrated by the guard,
OF the theatre"
WASHIHGToN, January z.
WIN. Pinkney, Esq. Attorney G. eneral
Of the United States, arrived in This civ a
few days ago.
We learn that dispatches reached thi,
city Yesterday from Mr.. Barlow our min
Ister III France. Mr. Edward Griswold OF
New-York is the bearer. lie came over
in vessel arrived at Norfolk from England
where MIR. G.. touched on his return home
we learn verdliy that the aspect of OH,
concerns in that country were hatteiins
though 1t Is said no change had taken place
IN the actual state of affairs. -yNal. I'M.
The bill for raising an additional miht-
y force of $4,000 men, yesterday passed II.
bird reading in the House Of Represents
ives by a majority of sixty votes. Some
amendments have been made by the House
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-11
ORDERS I'M IOUNCu.

The tax of three hence hound laid by the
British Government on all tea imported in-
to her American Colonies, was resisted by
every true PatI lot at the risk of every thing
held dear.-Yet thor tar was neither as
badin Principle nor as great in amount as
the tag which that same government nozv
imfoses upon these indehendent states BY
means of the Orders in Council. And th,s
robbery Of rs, Britain calls retaliation uton
franee And This robbery finds advocates
and the ro66er friends--in the bosom OF
our much injured and greatly insulted eou..-
try What our fathers MOLLY shurned al
while the country was subject to Great Bri-
tain, many of their degenerate sons would
family dcqmeSee in, now that they are citi
zens OF an Independent Republic What
name ought such men to be known by -
What name would they have had among the
friends of the country during the revolution ,
What were those men called who supported
the tax on tea 1T. I'm.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-11
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 3

Mr.. Cook, the tragedian, was announced
to perform nine nights at Boston, the first in
Richard the Ill on Monday night last But
it appears by the following article from a
Boston paper, he has disappointed both pub
lie and managers Ref.
The managers at present are unable to
assign to the public the cause that prevent
ed Mr. Cooks arrival in town in season to
perform on Monday evening but in conse-
quence of the disappointment which the
Managers sincerely regret, Mr.. Powell has
gone express to Providence to ascertain the
cause of the delay. or bring him to town.
The public therefore may confidently ex-
pect that Mr.. c. will appear on Tuesday e.
vening, in the character of Richard Those
gentlemen who took places after last even
ing, may retain them for this evening.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-11
DOMESTIC.

Extract QTa letter dated 18Th December
last, from, .NdfcAez TO q friend ia This city.
"a considerable shock Of an Earthquake
was felt here last night"
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GEM-YoRE. ian. a.

NEw-f ORR, Jan. =.
Pursuane to sentence, was executed yes
tcrday, 1t The upper end of broadway near
Dyde'S, o, Il gal!ows erected for the purpose.
George Hart, for the murder cs Mary Van
Housen. 49,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-11

Officers Of the Nary and Of the Marine
Corrs.
5 AS tribute of respect to the memory of
Commodore Nicholson, late senior officer of
the Navy of the United States, you are re-
quired to wear Grape OH the left arm and OH
the sword hilt for one month.
III PAUL HAMILTON.
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CANADIANS BECOMING ANGRY.

From the Quebec Gazette, Dec. 10.
The extracts from the official papers pub
lished BY tho American government, relat-
ing to the Florldas, ought to be read with
attention by every body in this province.
They shew the fate that awaits US, upon the
first favourable opportunity.
There may never offer one exactly SINH
lar TO which the United States avail them
selves of for the seizure of the Floridas /;
but it would be too much to presume, that
no favourable opportunity will ever offer.
All the neighbours of the American union
ought at least to be persuaded they have no
security against its ambition, but the vigil
lance which is necessary to defeat treason,
and the power which is necessary to rcpel an
open attack.
The attempt on the Floridas, is Of cha
yactcr for iniquity, not surpassed by that of
the most unprincipled governments of the
old world. 1t is base and treasherous i'll the
eXtreme: base, as it regards the situation of
Spain at the time a situation which calls
for the sympathy of every generous mind !:
areacherous, with respect to the means for,
il is Il well known fact, that the disturban-
ces i'll the Floridas, which the American
Secretary sets forth in justification of the
conduct OF his government, were set on foot
and encouraged by American agents. OF the
numerous names which were connected with
the pretended declaration of independence,
not one OF them were Spanish. The leader
OF the whole, was an ex-consul Of the Uni
ted States. That the agents of the United
States are nov fomenting troubles in the
part of the country still in the possess ion of
Spain, that they are Offering rewards for
treason against the Spanish government, is
not denied by Mr.. Monroe. Yet this man
ventures to talk of "the Just and amicable
disposition of the United States towards
Spain"
Mr.. Monroe says, that the United States
nave claim against Spain, to a greater a
Mount than the value Of the Floridas 50, |
I they are to be judges, they have sgains, |
''rcat-Bi1tain, to more than the vane OF |
ne Canadas. This country is also "surIRld- |
-ds in great measure by the territory Of tae
United States 3" it has " also an important
caring OIL their commerce.
;hey are afraid that the Floridas nigh; |
Ass into other hands! Into whose hand !,
Street, sritair u she goiagts desgsil kT
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(DEL.) WILMINGTON. January 4

\oA'J w ILN1NSroNs January 4.
Marine Infeiiigence.-Fron the capes OF
Delaware. About the 2ath Oh Dec. last,
the snip United States, Of Philadelphia
from Liverpool appeared III the DINING, with
a Delaware pilot on board, said to be great
A little a. No beat was allowed to come
along side except the pilot boat Pennsyl-
wanna OF Philad. Atter laying off and on
SIX days, she SNAPPED her course tor Amelia
Islands. How She disposed Of Aaron, we
are not informed. The last outward 3D.
feet took Delaware pilots to Europe.
What use Jno. Bull intends to make OF
these pilots, n the event of q war WIN the
United States we leave our readers to CON-
FROM TUT REM. JalI. l, sIoIz-Arrved
at Port Penn. Brig Com. Barry, Capt. Pat
Hayes, I'm. the Hav anna, bd. to Phiiad. car
so sugar &c. to Tn. Riley and others. DO
schr. Louisa, capt. Clarke, I'm. Plymouth,
N. c. schr. Dorothy, Jonn Stevenson,
ma ter i'm Richmond. Last week the
brig Susanna, I'm. Oporto, capt. Gowen,
was carried of FIN. Port Penn, by the
pilot without papers or clearance as the
law directs. keadsr, make the comment.
amer. UatchnloI
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-11

Inc purpors of Mr.. Clay's letters las we
are informed) was to request, if the nerson
OF ms Daughter could possibly be designated,
" might be preserved until his arrival-It
Delng his wish, it should be Inferred in the
ian'iiy Vault with her mother and sister
,he iat'er Of which died on the Sd of Nav
ias,'ascd II years, five months and IL days
the present Miss Clay was aged Is years
and IA days.
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WAsHIHGToN, January z.

VIM: Pinkney, Esq. Attorney General
OF the United States, arrived in this city a
few days ago.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-02

~. c,s.. "a consist of the numbers
from lo, ool to 1900 inclusive ; each
hnnared to be the one prize, the lowest
hundred for the 10th day, next lowest
for the 18th day, and 80 Oh unui ''s
10 prizcs are drawn
purchasers of 100 Tickets or more
~ he entitled to credit OF SO days after
the drawing of this class, Tor notes WIN
approved indorsers.
All Prizes rot demanded within IL
months after the drawing Of this class
will be considered as given up LOT the
benefit of the Lottery.
Each Prize of 10 dollars drawn IN the
First Class, will be received In payment
Of Tickets in this class at eight doiiars
and fifty cents.
The Managers Of the Potomsck and
Shenandoah Navigation Lottery nav
ing completed the drawing of the hrst
class, they trust to the satisfaction OF all
concerned, which has given stimulus
to the improvement OF the naVisauo"
Of those rivers, tina, promises speedy
completion of that useful work +; ohef
this scheme to the public under we'll
founded expectation that 1t Will meet
with their appreciation and support,
particularly of allimmediately interested
in making those rivers navlgaoie at all
seasons.
CHARLES SIMMS, President.
$ $:E$ $$ :$$=;
Sept Is. la"sh'
~ Tickets in the above Lottery
may be had al the company's office IN
Georgetown, of the Treasurer, and OF
JONAH THOMPSON, Alexandra, where
will be received Ten Dollar Priz.s IN
the first class in payment for tickets
in this clss
The Drawing of the a.
bove Lottery will positively
commence on tuesday, the
18th day Of November nex'.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-02

,fore.aid. This agency is to eohtnae
bthe space or term of seven years, com
me,e;pp this twenty third of April, 10
me ve.r Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and ten, to be fully compiea'-
ed and endsd. ,lr
Given snder my hand and seal the Gay
and date first above written.
THOMAS PAUL, L.
SIGNED, sealed and delivered IN Inc
presence of GEO. G. PRESboN..
In consequence of the above authority
vested in me, arising from contract
With Mr.. I. Paul, hereby appoint inc
following persons the only agents tor tae
sale .f Paul's Columbian Oil, In the city
&c Raltimore. viz. DR.. Edme Ducatei'
sign of the Golden head, No. 20 Mar
ke'.street Messrs. Henry keerl x
Son, Druggists, sign of Celsus's head.
No. 2S5 Marke.-st. near the colne' VI
Hnward-st. Doct. Jesse Talbot, Drug
pest, corner Of Hanover and Market-sts'
Nessrs. Warner and Hanna, statloners'
corner of Gay and Market sts. Mcssrs'
G. s. R. Waits Lottery Office, corner
of St. Paurs Lane and Markets. A.
Miltenberger, Stationer, No 10 sign
of Franklin, N. Howard-st. MessrS'
John * Thomas Vance, Stationers' NO
l7s Market-st.-At FePs Point oy
DR.. Henry Dorry, Druggist, NO. 5
Marke,-st. and Nathaniel Knight Sta
toner, Fell's.street.-CHy Of Wash"s-
ron. Messrs. David OFT, s co. Drug
eists.-PhRad<thhia. Mr.. Thomas Love,
at DR.. Edwin A. Atlee's, No. % North
4th St. John Y. Bryant, Druggist
Corner of Sd and Pine-Streets-Jere'
miah Morris, Druggist, No. 2e5 Mar
ket-Stree t--Stephen North, Druggist,
No. IS High st. between % and Sd
streets, Messrs. Crowl & Segar, Drug
gists, Market st.-Mezy York, Messrs'
John s. Thomas L. Clark, Druggists,
Maiden Lane, Messrs. Laurence &
Reese, Druggists, Pearl ST. Messrs' G'
& R. Waites's. Nos. So and "a, MAIDEN
Lane.-York To4yn, DR.. John Fisher,
Drug. Messrs. Chllds *
Shaw.-George 7e'pn. DR.. John ott
Drue.-Lancaster. DR.. Samuel Fab
nestock. Drug.-Harr1sburg. DR.. John
c. Wrestling, Drug.-Easton. Dr'lho-
mas Fl. Dawson, Drug.-Petersturg,
Vrg. Messrs. Love and Cutler, Drug
gists.-Hagerstown. DR.. Frederick Mil
lei, Observation-Disclosures. DR.. John
S. Miller, Observation-Disclosures. Mess.
John * Abm. Miller, Druggists.-Han-
oper. Messrs. Frederick & Wm. Sauer-
mann, Druggists.-Carlisle. Dr.. John
Fahnestock, Druggist.-Brook Wle.
montgomery COY Mr.. Brice Gassaway,
AND IN ALEXANDRIA, By
RICHARD H. LITTLE, Druggist.
Also, wholesale or retail, at my Drug
and Patent Medicine Store, No. Is,
sign Of the Mortar, Centre Market
Space, Baltimore.
JOHN LOVE.
March % law5m
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-02
Hamaton's Grand Restorative,

hdHlAkOU NJ ~
Is recommended as an invaluable
medicine for the speedy relief & per-
mapent cure Of Nervous disorders, Con-
symptoms. Lowness of Spirits Loss
of Appetite, Impurityof the Blood Hy-
sterical Affections, Inward w eaknesses,
Violent Cramps in the stomach & back.
Indigestion, Melancholy, Cout IN tie
Stomach, Pains in the limbs, Rclaxa-
ton, sc. &c.
The principal operation of this re-
medy is in the stomach, restoring the
digestive powers. and sending forth
from that organ new health and vigor
into every part of the system; It en-.
riches and purifes the blood, without.
inf Inning it /; braces, without stlmulat'
ing too violently, the nervous system;
strengthens the secretory vessels, and
the general habit brings back tho mus.
cular fibresto their natural and healthy
tone; and 1esteres that nutrition which
immoderate excavations had destroy.
ed, and whose loss had thrown the
whole frams into languor and debility.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-02
Hamllton'S Worrn DESTROY
ing LOzenges.

This medicine bears no analogy what
ever to others of similar title so com
monty complained of as operating with
violence on the contrary. aparticular
excellence Of this remedy is its being
suited to every age andconstituion II
contains nothing but what is perfectly
innocent, and is so mild in its operati-
on that it cannot injure the tenderest
infant of week old, should no worms
exist in the body but will, without
pain, or gripping, cleanse the stomach
and bowels, of whateveris foul or Of
fensive, and thereby prevent the pro-
duction of worms, and many fatal dis
orders.
A dose ofthis medicine given occa.
sionally during the warm season, will
effeclually prevent the /" vomiting and
purging of children" dreadful disor-
der which annually destroys thousands
of the infant part of our citizens. 1t
is likewise the mildest and most GER
tain remedy known, and has restored
to health and strength great number
when in an advanced stage of this fatal
complaint-particular and plain instruc-
lions are given for every part of the
necessary treatment in such cases.
Children generally take this medicine
with eagerness, having q pleasing ap-
pearance and an agreeable taste.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-02
HAMILTON's ELIXIR,

A SOVEREIGN remedy fol Colds, obstl-
nate Coughs, Asthmas, Sore Threats
ard approaching consumptions, and
most disorders of the breast & lungs.
To Parents who have Children afflicted
with the Whooping Cough.
This discovery is Of tho first meg
nitude, as it affords immediate relief,
checks the prosress,and in short time
entirely removes the most ciuel disor.
der to which children are liable. TIE
Elixir is so perfectly agreeable, and the
dose so small, that no difficulty crises in
taking it.
HaAn's Genuine German Corn Plaster.
Rahn's Genuine Eye Water.
Tooth .dehe DROPS.
The Genuine Persian Lotion.
7Ae Restorative Pozoder for the Teeth
end Gums.
L-fatit5!e dsue and Fever Drohs,
For the cure Of agues, remit.ant and
intcrrnittaat fcvcrs, sc. sc.
Sold Wholesale and Retail at Lees
Patent and Family Medicine Store,
No. So, Maidcn-lane, Ncr-York-and
oy particular appointment, by JAMES
KENNEDY; sen. Bookseller, Alex
andria.
Hannah Lee.
July "a law
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-02
NOTICE.

TINE subscriher begs leave to IN
form his customers and the pub
he, that he has engaged his Nephew
Taos. Seorr to superintend his busi-
ness, and that he win himself give il
al the attention his other engagements
will admit of.-Punctual and transient
customers may rely on having their or.
ders executed to their satisfaction.
James S. Scott.
September 81. d2teo7w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-02
The Sovereign Ointment tor
the Itch,

Which is warranted an infalible re-
mcdy at one application, and may be
used with The most perfect safety by
pregnant women, or on infants week
old, not containing particle Of mercu.
~ or any dangerous ingredients what
ever, and isnot accompanied with that
tormenting smart which attends the ex-
hib1tion of other remedies.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-02
HAMILTON's
GENUINE ESSENCE AND EX.
TRACTS OF MUSTARD.

RAJ y Or NOO N1NOs
A safe and effectual remedy tor a'
cute and chronic rheumatism, govt,
rheumatic govt palsy, lumbago, numb
ness, white swelliags, ehilbIains, spralns
bruises, pain in the face and neck &c:
Thi. valuable remedy is prepared
both in a fluid state and in pills, and
thus excellentIy adopted, for external
and internal use.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-02
Hahn's Anti Bilious Pills.

For the prevention and cure of bilious
and malignant Fevers.
The Proprietor has every possible
reason that can result from extensive
experience, for believing, that dose
OF these Pills, taken once in every two
weeks, during the prevalence of our
bilious fevers, will prove an infalllble
preventative and further, that in the
earlier stages of those diseases, their
use will very generally succeed in re-
storing health, and frequently in cases
esteemed desperate and beyond the
power of common remedies.
They are e5cellently adapted to car
ry eff ;uperfuous bile, and prevent its
morbid secretions; to restore and g.
mend the appetite to produce free
perspiration, and thereof prevent colds,
which are often of fatal consequences
A dose never fails to remove cold,
if taken on its first appearance they
are celebrated for removing ha5ituaI
costiveness, sickness at the stomsch s
severe headache and ought to be ia
ken by all person. on change of eli,
mate.
In sickly times or places, a dose
should be taken every fortnight, and if
there is reason to apprchend personal
danger, it may betaken once week
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-02
July "a
District of Columbia,

District OF Columbia,
County of Alexandra to wit.
July Term, 1912.
Cuthbert Powell, Complainant,
against Thomas Crandell, ! 9
Defendant, :
The defendant Thomas
Crandell. not having entered his appear
ance, and given security according to
the rules Of thi, court, and it appear
ing TO the satisfaction Of the court, that
he is not an inhabitant Of this district,
on motion of the complainant, BY his
counsel, it is ordered, that the said de-
PENDANT do appear here on the first day
of November term next, and answer
the compliments bill and that copy
of This order be forthwith inserted in
one of the public newspapers published
in this county, for two months success.
sively, and that another copy be posted
at the front door of the court house of
the said county.
A Copy: Test,
G.. Deneale. c. C.
August ~ law2M
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-02

Rice, Cotton, Corn, &c.
l6o whole and half tierces new Rice,
1900 bushels Corn,
Is bales Up!ans Cotton,
90 boxes British crown and Aneri-
can Glass, of different sizes,
20 ditto Fancy Soaps,
Ladies' fashionable Shoes
Common ditto, and
Trunks Of all kinds SuPpy.
E. Gilman.
April 10 so3tlaw
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-02
AN ALlOUNT OF
L E E S
latent & Family Medicines,

CELEBRATED FOR THE CURE
Of most diseases 10 which the Human
Body is Liable,
ARLY
Worms, Coughs and Colds Asthma,
Consumption, Govt, Rheumatism,
Sprains, Palsy, Headache, Tooth
Ache, Corns, Itch, Diseases Of the
Eyes, Ring Worms, letters, sc In
ward Weaknesses, Nervous Disorders,
Female Complaints, Hopping Cough.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-02-14
Diffrict of Columbia,
County OF ALExANDRIA--to wit
November term, 1911.
Joshua B. Sherburn,
cO,uhEaindnt.

JOSIIuu D. CTCl UUl ny |
COMPLAINANT.
vs. /
Edmund Nunroe, * Lemuel Cha1
p. Grosvtner, and Joshua
Yeaton, and Robert Con-
way, deffndantS.
THE defendants, Edn