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LEES ELIXIR.
May %

u II ~ -
A soyersign remedy for colds, obsti.
nate coughs, cataraghs. as'hmas, sors
shroats and approaching consumptlons
Wessrs. I1ichaet Lee, g Go.
You are at liberty to use my name
n tse recommendations Of Lees Elixir
- from repeated trials | have found ii
N excellent remedy for colds, coughs.
&c.
RD. BARRY.
B.LTIMonE, June 90, 1910.
.Nessrs. Michael Lee e Co.
> Twas attacked with most violent
old, a severe cough and pain in the
,reast which continued to grow worse
during which my appetite fviicd and
NJ voice altered so much that it was
9Th the utmost excrtion could pro
.ounce single sentence louder than
ny breath. Some of my friends hav.
pg observed to me that much good
.1d been done by the use OF Lees T.
.xir, advised me to procure bottle
9nt Messrs Warner and Hanna,
lich I accordingly did--and TO those
,ersons unacqnainted with the merits
I this medicine, it will appear asto.
lishiny that three doses should remove
the pains in my breast, and the use
one ,ottle only restored me to perfect
health.
T. A. SMITH.
Market Street, F. Point
LEES
Genuine Essence s. Extract of Mustard
a safe and efFcctuaI remedy for A.
cute and Chronic rheumatism, Gout
Palsy, Lumbaso, Numbness, Write.
Sweilings, Chiibl.'ins, Sprains, Bruises,
Pain in he Face and Neck, etc.
Extract Of a letter from c.ar. Nehemiah
Gregory. agent for the PROJECTORS,
dated Norfolk, (Va,) July "a, 1912,
Nessrs. M!chael Lee g Co.
Your essence of Mustard is highly
approved OF by a number of persons OF
his city, who have had occasion to ap-
o'y it in cases of Bruises, Sprains 81,
You may send me further supply
also, send me some more of your Anti.
Bilious Pills, as they sell we'll /; the
whole Of your Medicines are in consi.
lerablc demart. Yours truly,
n. GREGORY.
Lees Ambitious Pills, for the pre-.
vention ofbiliaus fevers, sc.
Lees Elixir for violent cslds, coughs
sc
Lees infalIible Ague and Fever
reps.
Lees Worm destroying Lozenges,
Lees Itch Ointmen;. warranted to
cure by one application, (without Mer-
cury.)
Lees Grand Restorative for nerv.
Gus disorders, inward weakness, etc.
Lees Indian Vegetable Specific, fol
the Venereal.
Lees Persian Lotion, for retters
and Eruptions.
Lees Essence and Extract Of Mus.
-aFft, Tor tue obcumaClSnl, etc.
Lees Eye Water,
Lees I eotA-Ache Drops.
lees Damask Lip Salve.
Lees Corn Plaster.
Lees Anodyne Elixir, for the cure
If headaches.
Lees Tooth Powder.
The above Celebrated Medicines
continue to be faithfully prepared, and
'old by the Projectors, No. SO, Pitt
street, Baltimore.
And by their appointment in Alex
mdria, by
4. GRAY, bookseller, King-strcet,
nd N. KINGSTON, Fairfax-street,
10 country merchants and others,
Vho purchase to sell again, liberal
lisceunt will be given by the proprie-
ors.
10 detect counterfeits, observe each
rtic'c has, on the outside wrapper, the
ipnature Of
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-25

A Blacksmith Il
A VALUABLE N. lOl
~ sed, Of good i c N's'o|
trade a bLACkoMITItaI'.'t '
quirs of a, c, CAzrxarnl ''.
fully authorized to ,eU !
purchase money. nd
Msrch 81. ''iIA
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Geo: Lane,

Executor of. FL. Lane, decd
anuary Is ia"oh
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-25
Land for Sale.

T>HE subscriber offers for sale, be-
4 tween FAD and $50 acres7ot WOOD
Land, on thcriSht hand-si'le OF the old
Road leading from the Town OF Cen
terSilIe TO Alexandria.
This land adjoins the lands OF Messra.
David i aae. Bernard BRYAN, Presley
Carr Lane, George Adams and John
Hcnnine. The soil Of this land is SUIT
ed 90 the culture of Whe@t, * is with
in halfa milo of the. Turnpike ana
will be saewn g., the terms made known
by application to Mcs,rs. David Lane,
OF Gesrge Lane, jun, residing near the
premises, or to the subseliuer living IN
STAFFORD county.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-25

A sovereign remedy for colds, obsti'
nate coughs, cataraghs. as'hmas, sorN
shroats and approaching consumptlons
Wessrs. I1chaei Lee, e Co.
Yoa are at liberty to use my name
n toe recommendations Of Lees Elixir
- from repeated trials | have found II
N excellent remedy for colds, coughs
&c.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-16
BALTIMORE, Feb. IS

Arrived. via North Poiat (where
she has been frozen up Portuguese
schooner Don Esperanza, Coelhs,
long passage from Oporto.
!. letter from Norfolk, dated Fe.
bruary 9Th, says the So Baltimore
revenue cutter was yesterday captu-
red off Back River Point. near New
Point Comfort. say within 10 miles
of this place." but it does not say
10y what-it is presumed the tender
Of the British squadron
Arrived below, schooner Racer,
Clay'oa, 10 days from Bordeaux.
Lett there 25th December; brings
nothing later than before received ;
was chased into the bay by a British
frig lie.
The Spanish schooner Flori,'adna,
Barazaluce, from Havana, bound
to Baltimore. has put Into Charles
ton IN distress. and is supposed will
be obliged to unload there.
Arrived, ship Ontario, Brown
New.YGrk.
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ROSTON. February 6.

+" The ship Justin. capt. Dicken,
son. IS days from ST. Salvador bouno
10 New York, arrived at New Lon
don. Con. Yesterday. Mr.. Collins a
passenger. has just arrived in town.
and furnishes the keeper of the Ex.
G H. Books. with the following
Intelligence Left at 81. Salvador.
Def. 7, briggs New Moon. Davis and
North Star, Moore, Of Boston, wait:
ing orders; brig Active, Cook. OF
Salem, doing nothing; schooner aa-
milton Jcffries, of n. York. weight
inc freight. being all the Americans
in BORT. The British letter OF m"rque
ship Lion, capt. Howard, offs guns.
(showip. two tier of ports) and $50
men. from Liverpool.with cargo OF
dry goods. worth $4,000 pounds
sterling, arrived there about the 18th
Of November, having had An engage
ment about ten days before with an
American ship. which she beat Oh.
(,n,uosed to be the privateer Alfred
Of salem.) She had sustained but
little damage; several six pound
shots were sticking in her side. The
British sIoop of war Bon Cite-
yone. was there repairing damages
aud was TO sail for England in 80
days. having on board a million aud
a half Of specie! Flour S ~ IL !;
sugar 5 to >. Spoke 2s,h ult. IS
miles distant ship Baltic. Atkins Of
Boston. 50 days from Lisbon for
Norfolk. Left at N. London, a
British ship copper bottomed, up
wards Of 500 tons. guns, with a
cargo of Goals. bricks, and plantation
utensils. from Bristol, England,
bound 10 the West Indies, captured
about 60 days ago by the privateer
Grower, OF Salem.
.4rriced. this day-Three Bro
Tiers. capt. Avery. from Richmond
CLEARED, Ship Europe, Powers for
Alexandria ; schooner United States.
Bartlett, for Baltimore schooner
Theresa. Newell. for Charleston i;
brig Sanfernando, Llareno, for Ca
diz: schooner Calman, Sudingreea,
for Fayai'
Brig Julia. captain Luce, II days
from Lisbon. for Boston, has arrived
at Holmes Hole,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-16
,.,,,,. !, for insisting, that n

orr government lot ih''' "a,
'u y arrangement made respecting TAI, ,s
Inject, y the practice Of searching Sed
ss.els for seomen shall be We, ,e.'n !. s.om
n the Oar, OF G. Britain. NOT, s't' '' "''r
~ consideration of sbstrac, r.gn.' n"'
for, purpose ofpro,eet'ng br',lsn ,, 's 60
men. but because it affords the oes. :. 81, 80
-urity for our native seamen asain' nc,
,buse and indignisy to wb,eh they "' 81
be exposed as long as the praci:e u
impressment continues. Yet s
,v..uld no, expose the county 10 NV loud
F., mites OF war on this account, "' he.
no, po TO Ca,sds, because 10 nut ~,
,iese that YOU viii secure the 'm'na"ry
of your flag IS TO sea'"en y 81 , ''.
| would prote strains. inc Pfe': :'n ,e
and practice ot Grear Britain WIN ~
spec, to impre.s,ne"ts board Oh oil, 0u =
ships on the high seas, aha "''
re ab,e TO c..lurce our rights.
ITO BE- continued }
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-16
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY Is.
Joseph Vaudeville,
Corxer of Kisg and Fartan Streets

Joseph Vaudeville
Corner Of Kiag and Far5ar Sfreets'
HIS. FOR SALE,
las Chest l-c and IA Chests ne"
Galpowder, Imperial. Hyson. Young
Hysoa, Hysou Skin and Souehong
$4,000 ID. Coffee
rs hhds Muscavado Sugars
100 barrels do.
$1,000 ID. loaf and lump Sug9rs
MO barrels New England Rum
Is puucheons West India do.
40 barrels Whiskey
4 mpc. French Brandy
50 aessaeads retailing Molasses
80 bags Pepper and Pimento
500 ID. Spanish Indigo
LOCO ID choice Nadder
500 ID. refiaed Salt Pcsrs
rs casks Gun powder
Which with his usual general as
sortment of The best Wines Liquors
s1d Groceries, he will dispose OF Oh
reasonable terms.
Auo -
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-16
Fen Dnila S eward

IN AN away, on Saturday the 9th in
Ea, slant, from the subscriber, living
IL Fairfax country, near The ourt-house,
a Nexre Boy. named Spencer, OF .
black compi xinn; he has remaskatlr
vide vacancy octween the upper teeth
INN eaiaceiY in front of the mouth had
O. tight coiored roundabout jacket and
,osalsen, and half worn wool hat. 1t
is predicate he is abou. Alexandria.
Washington or Georgetown, Masters
al ysssels asd others are warned against
ha boring or carrying of said boy.
Henry Whaley.
february II sos'
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From the st. Petersbargh Gazette Of
N'orem5er IS. (27.)

.a'orem5er Is. (27.)
1t is with great satisfaction thai
we give our readers the words adj
dressed by his c1cclirncy field mar
tiaI general prince kntnsow, in his
parole orders to the army. of the
z9th of October goth OF November)
when speaking ofthe victories daily
obtained over the eneiE! by the
troops underhis command, and which
concludes as foliows:-
After these extraordinary great
successes which we daily and every
where arc gaining over the enemy.
nothing mere remains for us TO do
than to pursue him rapidiy v, ard then
perhaps. the Russian land which he
thought TO suhj"satc, may be strew-
ed with his bo..cs. Let US, there
fore, pursue him without giving him
any rest. The winter accompanied
with frost and snow is approaching {:
bu, What have YOU. hardy children,
TO fear franz it? Your breasts of
steel fer n; is;,er tic severity Of the
weather. Hoi the malice OF the enc
IL, the. are tl,t safe walls of your
native coanir. against which all at
temp;s must fail. You are likewise
adequate to toe support Of any tenn
p0rary want. in case that such should
take place. Coed soldiers prove
themselves sueh b, iorti,ude and pa
ticnce. OF which the veterans set ex-
amples TO the Younger soldiers. May
every one keep suW arrow In rcmem-
brance, he taught how to bear hun.
ger and frost, when q victory or the
glory Of the Russian nation was ir
view! Let us go on! God is with
US; before Us IS the beaten enemy
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md may peace and happiness be be.
hind US!

and may peoeO
hind US!
peoort from adjutant genera hu' u
A. cow. to his imperial "a!e ,a ,.w -,
sHe a,st November, from Tue Town
Of Babinowitchi.
After nv departure fro" Moscow ,',,
Ai,ei Use Of IL days not only
l 10 the up 'O with the enfmy's army
ca, ea.' ,;t sp sent out detached par
o .;.s :" cut Of the read of his retreat
In consequence OF this two rrr r.
!" Lsyons Hantren and Cor
Gin the Polish colone! count aa'"-
showski, several officers ana a srea'
u"rbtr Of ,,rivates. have been made
n";.oners. / shalt have the happiness
If sending yourma.its'y "a report o.,
. o. Who, in these skirmishes, have
.;yna,isrd themselves BY their ae,i,,
na exe,,iens. Conn; prince VOL
tonsxic. ,ous imTcriai majrs',,'s ad-
infant, deserves rsicu'ar notice. nc
having taken one OF The a'o'e'"''
generals prisoner. 49,, ,.t,o,,sd
parties. already in roi",i'un'e'' ION
WITH The corp, ofcon't ''i''gens'''' :
Col. Elmursrn. of the rrs.I"r''t 81
,o,Iy cossacks, who was &c achea
with a separate party. has i''' mo
msnt sent me seven Of the enem!'s
oai..rs. who, according TO their re-
port. had eadsavored {" find " pace
Of refuge for themselves alter 'ne
hattie Of Krasuor. anil 'htennf" !"
defend themselves in the ''i'aseS
but being suddenly attacked the!
were a. length obliged. after an 90
s,;ua,e resistance. to surrenderto the
arms of your imperial majesty
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WIN. TEAS, &c.

6 Pipes old london P. Madeira
IL d.. Sicily Madeira
10 rs Lisbon N,S
8 pipes and 40 or. casks Sherry :
scuuarter casks, Malaga
sscases ClTct
40 chests snnpowdcr, imperial an'.
younchy son Teas, of very sspe
rior quality,
20 prncne, rs Sd proof Antigua Run
10 do. northern do.
so hhds. Moiasses,
10000 pnuads Loaf Sugar,
1900 pounds bright Madden,
A. pounds Nutmegs,
70 Bags Pepper and Pimento,
90 kegs race and gound Ginger,
so bales Up..nd Cotton. nice quality
700 pounds Bengal s. Spanish Indigo,
GO boxes thoold and dipt Candles,
40 do. No. 2 Chocolate.
100 do Pipes, containing 5 gross each
500 reams writing and wrapping Paper
200 sacks Liverpool 6ne Salt.
60 hhds. II. Orleans and w. Indie
Sugar,
5000 lbs. green Coffee.
With a general assortment of other
GROCERIES.
FOR SALE Br
Bryan Hampson & Co.
Ausu<t %
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C.8.MFLLUS GRIFFITH,

Corner ct King aud Royal Streets
Has received, III addition 20 his preseh
stock OF GROCERIES,
10 hhds. } Muscovsdo Sugars, Part O.
90 bbis which is of a superior qualify
10 bids Molasses
so boxes Mould aid Dipt Candles, As.
SIS. 6's and 8's
Is bbls. Apples
4 cases Pine-Apple Cheese
FRESH C1rrants. RAisins, Olives abe
Capeis
January 8 eott
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-16
NOTICE.

nURSuANr to an order of the U.
States Circuit Court for the Dis
trio, OF Columbia and County CT Alex
aadria-Notice is hereby given o-the
creditor. of George Nc Mum, late OF
Alexandria, deceased to exhibit Their
claims to me at my Office, on or before
the 18th day of February next. ihose
who fail 10 attend to this notice, Will be
excluded from any dividend OF the de
cedent's estate, which is to be made un-
der the order above referred to
ALEX MOORE,
Master commissioner.
January 90 o5"
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From the Charleston Times.
THE FOLLOWING LETTERS

The Fobab" y"
Passed bet,ceea Pcnt Hamilton :. h'q !.
nm hi. resignation Of the office q
Secretary Of tie Marry ana TIE
President:
s1R-Ha,ingdevoted uHremi'''ns-
" more than thirty years Of my lie
to pubIic service in various situations
in al ofwhich I feel IA consciousness
ofhay;nr done my duty according TO
nv best judgement and understand
ing. and being now about to WIN. =
draw from the Office Of Secretary OF
the Navy, with which you have no
nored me. permit me to ask YOU
whether. in your opinion, there has
been any thing in the course OF my
copduct in that station repreliensi-
be1 Your goodness of heart. Sir
will induce you, as trust. readily
to excuse this intrusion. when you
reflect, that if this enquiry is an
swered as my conscience leads me to
eyoect it will be. YOU will put me- in
Nose session of what may be a valua-
BILE legacy to my children.
Wishing yen sir. every earthly
blessing. I have the homer to be-
with great respect. yours.
PAUL HAMILTON.
james Madison President Of the
United States.
City Of Harrington. soh Dee 1873
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January %

A neat snd substantial second hand
CHARIOT, in complete order. In
sure Of the Printers.
January 20
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del carmen, Dsa
co; Maria Wiz
mouth o. william, W
TO- folk Sally Eals.
Margaret, savasss
Arrived seAssss
Griffin. 20 days,
Two Mary's, D,l
from ., the Che,apz
sailed aboni 5 d.s,,
port, bound 10 Fis
second Gay cut, v
rru'zer, and exs
tween Ch'aeolts..,
third day cut, W.
falhoms water h, \
gate, in company
war; at dusk thty,
shot, and it fell
boats after 'Le bsi,
breeze sprinsiAs ]
he Ee'videra ,heas
and after belvea
we're hove at the h
blised to bear apu
boats; during labi
lhem-at day. lish,
Cape Henry; die.
ships about ten mis
chasc-at''er passa:
discovered Ia!irsn
two ships Of tie Id
gates /; shortly after
er, formerly the syn
|. who ordered us to Il,
a boat then standis
The boat came alsr,
three men on deck.
the purpose of putin!
lot; twenty men VeE
out Of her h0ld. al
took possession aEin
the bay. and aHrI,s'.
stern Of the San Don
Warren. Captain B,
dered on board Of ie
pers--aiier underg&
mutation, had bis Il
10 him. with the I'D
ment on the Rrsislr
" / do hereby cert
it may concern, that
harbors Of the Bsy|
peake, are this Gay \
strict and rigorous I'd
" Given under ml
the San Domingo, ID
in the Chesapeake, .
February. 1878
(Signed)
d" GEO. TRGy
Orders were thea
B. to return on bOaIt
anchor until a PROV
and then to depart q;
York. He Was ais"
stand, that if ''e 81
proceeding to any Z
vessel would be hu'i
liberation n,i,al De 60
OF ciemene,y.
Besides the San
Dragon H. Aca''a'
two other frisate''
col!ected) are lying
schooner Syrrn. anu
are kept to decay ''
had taken ibis cruz
some sent il. oiher
their cargo"s' VeF'
Domingo WAS yer!
with cotton. bale s''
vels, hollow ware.
moving these a''''s:
sI,ins. While Capla
they captured a 'A'.
ward bound. with Gu
privateer srhoontF'
and one pilot boat
detain on board, aa'
by. one, (wbilr on D'
mingo) they had n'
fers TO induce him
vo,'ed to 6nd OFT the
York Pilot. but c'a'
officers keptita. Sc,
ed by the captain {, d
go, that it was =, ~
intention not to 's' r
or de,rar. from the H. !.
treated pclit"i!-,'n"'
was very particular
no: plumber .,
| The squadron %,
chased the CcHs'sD
| folk. -,
| Was also INFORM, :
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WARRINGTON. 3Ist Dec. 1919.

WARRINGTON. 3lst Dec. 1912.
DEAR STIR have received your
letter of Yesterday, signif, ing your
puryose to retire from the depart
ment which has been under your
care. On an occasion Which is TO
terminate the relation in which it
placed US, l cannot satisfy my own
feelings or the tribute due to your
patriotic merits and private virtues,
without bearing testimony to the
faithful zeal. tI,e uniform exertions
and uninpeacittble integrity with
which YOU have discharged that i'm
Dortant tius,, and without express
sins. the value | have always placed
on that personal intercourse, the plea
sure cf winch l am now to loose.
With these reeoilcctions and impress
.;ons. | tender you assurances OF my
affsr.i,nate esteem, and u my SIM
ccrcst wishes for your welfare and
happiness.
JAMES MADISON.
Paul Hamilton. Esq.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-21
Saturday in 7week,ras.sse from Philadelphia. with

Saturday in weeks passage from Philadelphia, with
dry goods, &c.
The schconers Two Friends, Collector, Morgan
Lewis, and Delight, arrived here yesterday from
Point Petre, (Geo.) (inland) with about 500 United
States trsops-tbey were landed and eneamped at
HaddrelPs Point. Also, sloop President, with mum.
tons OF war; and three four other light vessels in.
land.
CHARLEsToN, Sept Is.
--latest frca,, the .frigate Essex.-We we're yes.
isrday favored With Jamaica paper of the 18th ult
he Only article OF any importance it contained is
the following relative to the Essex frigate, Captain
PORTER, which is one month later than any thing
before received. Giro Coz
KINGSTON, (Jam.) August 12.-At length we
have some authentic information respecting the Uni.
ted States irgate Essex. by letter from Lima
dated May 60 to mercantile house in this city, we
ascertain that she anchored oft that harbor on the
sih oil April, having in charge two slips, supposed
TO 1e her prizes, Enslish Scuth.sesmen; and that
she shortly after proceeded to cruze Oft the Gala
pagos Islands.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-21
FnEpERIcKssURc, Sebten6e, IS.
ETtract Of q tetfer, dated Fort George

On the morning of the 9TH, Com. Chauucey got
nnder way with fine wind and went out 10 meet
Sir James, who had been vaporing at the mouth of
the river for two days, aud when within about; two
miles his lordshp TO our great disappointment Mt. put
about and stood before the wind since Which the
Commodore has been chasing him all over TIE lake
in high style, and is now in view. do not think it
possible TO force his iordsp 10 action unless he has
the stomach for although OF onr ships are SUI
perior tothers in sailing aud in metal, the others
are slow schooners and heavy metal wheh he for
eed TO tow as he cannot sepsrate--Ad6ed to this,
Si- 0DlcS il m able seaman aud exc iient officer
Gen. Wilkinson has been very ,.,,vell ev. .;rc.
rs arrival, which hs. prsvensed any ent on
land few days hope will restore him. We have
frequent skrnishes between the peo,,et, n Ole rrs
sc sight About 90 derertsrs have iately come In
and, 10 their eternal inihrny four Of cur men bay,
gone over to de enemy two Yankees sst~o Irish
men,, tss Herald