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LEES ELIXIR.

A sovereign rems>'! for colds, obsti.
rate-ougns, ca,arsgns, as,hmas, Sol.
'i;rosts aod approaching CO, sumption:
Afessrs. Michael Lee, e Co.
You re At llaerty to use my nam,
u t~e recommendations of Lees Etixll
Is from repeated trials have found ii
"A excellent remedy tor Gods, coughs
&c.
RI Berry.
BALTIMORE, June 90, $40.
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BALTIMORE, June 90, iSii
kcssrs. Michael Lee 6 Co.

was .,tackcd with most violeri
old, = severe cough and pain in the
,feast, which continued to grow wors.
- during which my appetite filled an
ny voice altered SO much that it was
rith the utmost exertion I could pra-
nonnce a single sentence louder ths'
my breath. Some of my friends hay.
ing observed to me that much goo,
had been done by the use OF Lees f.
liX'r advised me to procure bottle
from Mcssrs Warner AID Hanna,
which sclordin ,!y did--snd 10 those
persons unacqusinteel with the meri:
qi this medicine, it will appear as,o
nishiag that three doses should rcmovg
the pains in my breast, ana the use OF
one bottle only restored me to perfec>
health.
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Land tc.
BY virfue ?fa DrNa
rod Tashn eton,
Zefhyr, TO M' n
Proceed TO sell faj
ton on Me Oh day
on the frenlisss,
Ali those ln
situate in the county!
called Laurel Grove
vised to the saia W.
William Augustine v
Their T so r,uch 'ttl
the debt ard intsTts |
and the costs ariisiuss
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CarIl
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January
.oseph ND
Csrser Of King and
HIS FOIL

C""eT u Ams aaa}
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Nov. 80
ROBERT GRAZ,

Has just. received-for sai.-a few CO.
pies Of
Lees Memoirs of the War in the South
ern department of the United States
Blount's Practical Navigator Ind Coast
Pilot
Jaekson's Bookkeeping
Books Of Common Prayer, in plain and
morocco bindings
Mair's Introduction
Lancaster's Epltome
Father and Daughter BY Mrs. Opie
Kmckerbo ker's New.York
Practical ! iety
The Ram Ter. BY Dr.. Johnson, in four
neat Poe ket volumes, bound in board.
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Piai"' - "a s,.h , recommend ii
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''ui No'i'.' ,rr5 some
procured oo''e' a. =: 49, ,1h.
reiiet rom t'S ~ 20 - -, d,r.c-
paylhs proper AZ 49," a.t.,
tons tor using II l WIS ~ s,,, i,ts.,
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OF my ses ."'' 80 ~. s,. .,,ox. cc,.i.
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PIE OF slas's''e IVA ar,ns comni,;n
give sno't ''1'''"I 80 , 49, fire,
unaer ""eA si' ~: .,.;.h > .,ost r.,
seized l" '"e f's's up VA" av,et,v
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dreaau' '"i'' Al '"S ' s,,.;,'a ,uh;,n
ca aeou' 'nFee VICE. ':'a .
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posh'oie 'o' ''' - " ,:,a,. '.G 49,.
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tna co''s'a'' ''7 s s'I' e ."..on.ls
.i''les a',i'os' ep'ns ~. ,,,,o.,h.. onn
IN TACT was Ia " "o' s -. wrrs
dit'on' a 'u'h'er VI 'I 1,a ,,.a 49,
,rled, but 10 10 PURPOSE ':'lu a''o n
advice OF an e'n,aeh' "f!s'I;I,' ""o
prescribed d 'ot DAM @' WI. .', ~" -
regularly aeehoea TO- 'u' ",'''oa, ="
smallest advantage ma Wv" So
ounces OF niooa TAKEN from M -,
the comp'aint' a,e not s"e va: :" Wv
least degree. Was '"S. AZ, 1-'.se ~
try fauss No'a MIA" vi. o'' WI
very h'l'e uopes y: sEs go, 10"
% my great suFpiz' y '',il'r'' "uS
sensible OF sons ease IN my mp on 'A'
trst time OF amounting Tue 'eH' ''"H
the pain In my -oacS ao''e', 'nS ''e'e
ache LETT me, nd III ioh' a~3S ""S
perfectly recovered
APALoNiH wa iEh
4exington-Strees''2 doors from Libel
ty'st baltimore
No. g Phl'adeif Ala' 1u'! ., 1871
By your request o ceraiy' that )
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9 !. :, =. .,src.tion, without Mer.

mrs, b., one application, lwitnou' 'ef'
:ury,) sor merry.
49,. a;.oraers. inward weakness, etc.
0uI I.ee's Indian vegetable Specific for
The Venereal. .c<...
Lees Persian Lotion lot 's''s''
md Eruptions. Ma.
Lees Essence and Extract OF Mus
,ard for tire Rheumatism, ETC.
Lees Eye Water
.Ie,,s, I soth. Ache Drops.
Lee. Dpmask Lip Salve.
Lees Corn Plaster
Lees Aaody ne Elixir, Tor the cure
of headaches.
Lee's Tooth Powder;
The above Celebrated Medicines
continue to be faithfully prepared ana
Sold by the Projectors, No SO, Pitt
street, Baltimore.
And BY their appointment in Alex
sndria, t" 80.
n. GRAY. bookseller, King-street'
md N. KINGSTON. Fairfar-street
To country merchants ane others;
yho purchase to sell again, a liberal
r.ceun, will be given by the proprie
.ors.
To detect countcrfeits, observe eac'
.rticie has, on the outside WI PIPER, the
signature of
" MICHAEL LEE, and Co.
N. B At the places OF sale may ne
I'D (erati,) pamphlets containing Co.
ics Of cures whose length prevents
,cir being herewith inserted.
Oct l3.
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Fairfax County, TO WIT:
7. WILLIAM DENEALE, one of ths

FAIRFAX County, to Wit .
], WILLIAM DENEALE, one OF the
commonwe alth's justices OF the peace
.or the County afo esaid. To all sheriff
mayors, baiIiffs, constables and headoo-
rouehs, within the commonwealth CT
Virginia. Whereas Robert Kidweil'
late Jailor, and Daniel Brady the pre-
sen: Jailor, for this County, for Richard
Radcliffe, sheriff of said county, have
complained on oath before and to me,
shat Elijah Graham, who was committed
to the Jail of the county aforesaid by the
Court thereof, for felony, and to be Sc.
cured in the said Jail until the next
Superior Court, to be held for the
County aforesaid, and then and there
to be tried for the Said Felony
And also negro woman who was com
mitted to the said Jail by myself as
runaway. She said her name was Nam
cy, and that she belonged to William
Tomkins near Frederisksburgh, Virgil
nia-did forcibly. or by other undue
means, open the door Of the said Jail on
he night of the 9th inst. and escape
therefrom, and that such escape, was
without the knowledge and consent, and
against the will OF them the said Robert
Kidwell, ard Daniel Brady, Jailors as a.
foresaid, and are now going at large,
These are therefore in the name Of the
commmonweaIth. to req1ie you, &every
ofyou, in your respective counties, towns
md precincts to make d:ligen, search by
way Of hue and cry, fc, the said Eliiah
Grayham, and negro Nancy, and him
and her having found, to seize and re
lake and safely convey, or cause him anu
her to be safely conveyed to the Jail OF
Fairfax county, there to be kept unti
ne and she shall be thence discharged
by due course of law. Given under my
band and seal this 2sth day of Noven.-
Der 1912.
w. DENEALE, Seal |
Nov. so 2awti.
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F - SAL

"a neat and substantial second hanf
DnhhioI' in complete order. E.
cure Of the Printers.
January 20 4
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SALT \
JACKSON ANol|

JACKSON ANU
HAVE FOL
The CARGO q VI
Catteiia S'0G4N.
s:sfing Of
l40o bushels Gr's
Is barrels Gilu'
420 bundles Wa
so reams WIFE
~ ST.
200 bushels in'
40 barrs's '''
S tons Cord'sS
10 Trunks Sda']
black and coioFea ~
Slippers. =, IA
s Trunks Mems
Shoes, , 8.
Spanish Float l c'.
Ticking, .,I
900 Bushels Po''co
70 Nova Scots '
s dozen eleHs."
y and Bamboo Cr
Mahogany ru''"'
January q.
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/. WINES II
s Pipes old Loo'5,,,
II IL o. o. Sicily Made,
8 pipes and 20 O,
80 quarter CASKS M
IS cases Claret ''s
40 chests sun,eI
y.ounghyson F.1
rior quality,
~ F"."e"hs SdeI
10 do. norh,nn
80 hhds.,lol..,e|
10000 pounds Load n
1900 pounds br'gh, n
40 pounds Nutn,,1
70 bags Pepper y,
40 kegs race spt']
50 50 bales Upland y
700 pounds Benp,' /
80 boxes u'OaIdd u
40 do. No. 2 Cho.1
100 do. Pipes, con,.l
500 reans writing j
200 sacks LiyeroMaiI|
60 hhds. N. OIL
Sugar,
$4,000 lbs. green CT.
With a general a.
| GROCERIES,
POP ,,s
Bryan Ham,
| AUGUST q :
| Received (
90 barr. Is lness :,
50 ditto
g half 5.r.e!s
IS barrels mess ?
20 Bbls az pr
| Ills
Hemp AID Sal,
Cork for
R pc md line,
Ceorg
.!a~n-r q
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THE ENEMY.

Commodore Gordon has the honor "a
forward the following report for tbs in.
formation pf the citizens OF Baltimore
u. S, Sshr. Pa ahsco. IF Kauki.'s
Point, 6th august, 1878
James Martin. born III Hartford cluptv
Maryland, late of the schooner Laures.
tcnus, and Thomas Mason born ip Har.
ford county, Of the privatecr RoIIa. left
Elizabeth ci,y (N c. last Monday three
weeks, with whale boat. which they
brought over land from 3 place called
North landing to Kemps, which is nine
niles aorass the land. and nine r'sre to
Norfolk, where JameejRiegcn of Somer.
set county Maryland joined them, and
were OF their way up to BatImore.when
on,passsng Poplar Island, they were fear.
fuI Of being discovered by tho enemy In
that neighoorhood--and Yesterday morn
ing they landed upon Kent Island,where
they hauled their boat up and concealed
themselves and clothes in corn6eld /;
and on that evening the schooner belong
ing Ia the fleet, sent in her boat, and took
said whale boat eff with them. They
then procured Canoe, Of one John Tar
upon Kent Island, and lett it last night
at 10 O'Clock, for Baltimore. They re-
port as follows:
The enemy Landed about 800 men it'll
,hree hsld pieces on Kent Island yester-
day afternoon, have stopped the ferry
from the Island to TIE main, and appear
TO be ,akiog possession of the Island
The women, children and negroes were
moved upon the main before the land
ing. A brig and schooner are in the
mouth OF Chester. sounding the chan
rel, which the inhabitants suppose is for
inc purpose Of getting some small craft,
said 70 be up some creek. Last Saturday
saw FIVE sail OF, ships lying in Lynhayen
Bay; Tuesday sunset saw sail Of the
line & frigate off Rogers Straits; We'd
aesday night sa~ eleven sail of large and
small vesselscof Sharp's Island. Yes.
terday Thursday saw ore frigate above
Kent Island. one snip of the line off the
upper end Of Kent Island, and one snip
Of tbeline, supposed to be ore Of the I'd.
mirals, off the lower end o! Kent Island.
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NORFOLK August 6.
4 PROTIDE.hTIAL ESCAPE:

4 TILL ESCAPE:
A Young man by the name Of 1'so-
MAS KING. a native Of Charleston,
O.. c. and formerly scamcn on
board the y. s.. brig Vixen, having
been parolled at Jamaica. was return
ing home in the Carte. Rebecca Sims,
when he was pressed on board The
British II, POictiers, as she was en-
tering the Delaware, under the pre-
text Of his being an Eng'ishman,-
The Poictiers soon after was ordered
for Bermuda, where, having arrived
young KING was transferred to The
Ruby Guard Ship Of 6i guns. Hav-
ing determined to attempt his escape
the first opportunity that offered, he
purchased of ono Of his messmatesa
small pocket compass, which lie al
ways carried about him and oeca-
sionai!y kept his eye upon fine large
sailing boat belonging to the ship,
which was commonly kept alongside.
On Sunday the 95th July. some OF
the officers had taken this boat out q
sailing, and returned along side in the
dusk Of the evening, where she re-
NAMED sometime with her masts,
sails, rudder, &c. all standing; when
this youthful adventurer. having Sc
cured two leaves Of bread and some
water, got into the boat, cast CIT the
fast, and drifted along with the toe
until he had got some distance OIL
when he hoisted sail and took very
uncercmonious leave of Bermuda anu
the Ruby--1hus, in an open boat,
with scarce provision enough to last
him two days, he committed himself
to the winds and waves, to traverse
an expanse OFFS or 700 miles When
inclined to sleep, he lashea the liter
to his arm, so that il the boat wore
round, it would cause sudden jerk OF
the tillcr, which wou:d awaken tm
again. He experienced no debility
or sickness from the scaniiness OF ms
meals, and with fine weather ana
fair wind, nearly the whole way no
made a landing about 10 miles to tho
southward Of Cape Henry, on tues.
day ihe Sd inst. being a passage OF =
days! The boats tons burthen. ana
if she could be got round here, womo
probably sell for $50 dollars =!
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Joseph Maadevll'e,
Corner Of Kiys Z FHJa r~atFeets,
OFFERS FOR SALE,

Joseph Ma2deVlae,
corn,,. IF Kiye e Fnfa r-sWeets,
OFFERS FOR SALE,
~. wHoLGs4LE AND RE'hIL,
J Teas-gunpowder' im'
no Or. chests perish, hysnn, hyson skin,
80 boxes young Tyson * souchone
10000 lbs green and white Coffee
2c.ooc Tbs. ioafand harp Sugars
los ahd, } New Orleans s. Musco'ado
81 bbl { Sugars
1000 lbs Peppe'>
10 hads retailing Molas:es
pipes. half pipes and qr casks l.
Madeira
5 pipes Sicily Madeira
Is or casks old Sherry
s do genuine old Port
A pipes Red Catalonia
% cases choice Claret
Q bets, IL half pipes Malaga
spipcs, half pipes and 20 Or casks
Teneyiffe
g pipes real Cognac Brandy
s p:pcs Gin
% Dunchsons West-indla Kun
Is Doocheons and 10 bbls New England
Rum
10 hbis Peach Brandy
75.do. Whisky
500 gallons Old do.
N,3 bids. Cherry Bounce
rs 1,-----~ II,hhnr.a I'D T. nnaAs> D."
StGur
40 bales Cotton
600 10 Bengal Indigo
$50 ID bright Nader
5000 H.. Goshen & Observation-Disclosures,
sO1 bush. ground alum Salt
Mace, Nuimegs, Cloves. Cassia, Pr
mento, race and ground Ginger, Cayenne
Pcpper Almonds, Chocolate, Rice, Peas
Barley, Mustard. Oil in bottles and TASKS
Wine and Cyder Vinegar, Glaube'
Salts, Ba.k. Scented White and Brown
Soap, Spc,maciti mouid aud dipped Csn
dies, maccsuua, rsppee and scotchSnchs,
chewing tobacco, Starch, Fig Blee, Salt
.Petre, Arnot,e, Alum, Cpppcras, B'im
stone, Gmpowder, patent Shot, Fiints
Ha,rpo~ der, Shters, Cigars, Demijobns,
Wrappiug Pnpe, and Twine, Corks
Bed Cords, Leading Lines, Traces, Sc.
sc.
~. B. SO Bushels fresh rvsrrsnted
CLOVER SEED.
March 6.
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is fruitful, healthy, & we'll supplied with
xoad and water.
From rhe circumstance OF landing can.
ron on Kent Island, j, app, airs 20 b. the
intention of the enemy 10 keep p sses.
sion of it for some time and certainly a
nore eligible situation could tot have
>een selected, for their own safety and
convenience, or from which to annoy us.
The Island is separated from the u.a;n
and Of the eastern shore, by nar'.w
trait. at one place net more than abuu,
"a mile broad, pavigable only by boats
Or barges; Their communicatlcn with
The main land will therefore be easily ef.
fectcd, and some Of the fines; aud hes,
stocked farms in this state, are along The
shores of the rivers Chester, Wye and
St. Michael in their immediate vicinity.
a part of their fleet is now visible from
this city, between the head of Kent Isl.
and and the mouth OF Our river.
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UPPER CANADA.
Head Quarters, Kiagsfoa, 18Th July


By accounts from the army under ma
ior general De Rottenburg, dated the
9,h instant, tie following particulars
have been received Of bold and sue,
cessful attempt to surprise the Amerl-
can post at Fort Schlosser.
On the night OF the 4th instant, a par
ty consisting OF volunteer Thompson and
s pliyates Of the 10Th regiment, under
ensign Winder, ard 81 Of the militia, the
whole under the command Of lieutenant
colone, Clark, of the Lincoln militia,
crossed over in boats from Chippawa to
Fort Schlosser, which they reached a
little after day break, and completely
surprised4ke guard consisting of lieu
tenants, sergeant and 8 prlvates, whom
ihsy made prisoners, together with 5
civilians and three of our own subjects
found in the fort. The party remained
IN tho fort about an hour, loading their
boats from the public stores and wharf,
and brought off with them one brass SIX
FOUNDER, 81 stand Of arms, two and q
halt kegs OF musket ball cartridges, SIX
bulwarks of musket proof Curtains Tor
boats, one gun boat, two batteaux, TWEEN
ty barrels of salt, II kegs of tobacco, 3
barrels Of pork, 8 barrels of whlskey,
With a number OF spades, oars aud axes
"a small force of the enemy had col
lected as last boat pushed off from the
shore, and several shots were tired, but
the boats returned to Chippawa with
their prisoners and the articles they had
captured, without man being hurt on
this service.
Further accounts have also been re-
ceiyed from the army highly creditabIe
to the Indian warriors serving with It,
On the 8th instant party OF 'be kings
regiment and body OF Indian warriors
were sent to recover a considerable
quantity Of medicines and surgical in-
struments which had been buried near
Fort George when, our troops retired
from ii. A skirmish ensued in conse'
quence between the 1idians and the C
nemy, in which the latter lost one officer
and 20 men killed and 10 men taken
prisoners the whole of the medicines
and instruments were brought cff BY the
purity of the kings the only loss sustain
Cd being three Indians wounded. Cap
tain Norton led he Indian warriors with
great spirit, and much credit is due to
captain Merritt, IF the provincial ORA,
goons, for accommodating the spot where
the medicines were deposited, aud tor
conducting the .paf,y to 1t.
A few nights ago the barracks at Ora
yelly Point were burnt by our gun boats,
and more than 100 barrels OF pork, hour
and other articles brought away from
thence, together with very fine Dur.
ham boat-5O0 oars collected and partly
loaded in her for Sacke,t's Harbor being
destroyed.
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NETWORK, August s.
Office Of the Newtorf. Mercury,

-
Sunday, Aug. |.
Yesterday arrived the ship Rebeccs'
Captain Edwards, of New York, AZ days
from the Downs, in ballast. Capt. Ed
Yards furnished Us with London papers
10 June 18th, the latest of which we send
you.
Captain Edwards. on "Wednesday last
was boarded from theLoire frigate bound
10 Halifax. having been on the rocks
pearPlumb Island, and was so much In
iured in her bottom, and leaked SO bao-
", that is was found necessary tor her to
90 in to repair. The lieutenant OF the
Loire made the following endorsement
on captain Edwards papers.
H NJ. Frigate Li0re, Jufy %, 1918.
You are warned not to enter the
port of New London, or any port to the
westward of it."
ROBERT PATTEN, Lieut..
Also, arrived yesterday, the RussiaA
ship Alexis, 90 days from the Downs III
ballast. July 2s,h, was boarded from
the Loire frigate. Passengers in the
A.cxiS, Messrs. Ducornau, SteVens,Hai-
bach and As,er, OF New York-Mr Nj
Crea, of Philadelphia-Messrs. An
drews and Forester of Salem-Mess
Rirckhead, Goodwin, Lennon aad Ro'
bsrts, and captain Wilson, of schooner
Tom, of Baltimore, bnund to France.
carried into England in May last.
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FOR SALE.

A valuable tract o. Land, tbs sell CT
60 4 II quality, and all ~ heavy um-
her, lyinX In the Connty q Louton CT
Bs9sd-run about ts0 miles and ha:'
above tne bridge aid Though whic 4
the Church AID OK rosds passes, the
title iaaisputabie and containing anpu!
$50 ancs, which viii be divided tdrf
quirc.D 70 suit purchasers, and, TIE
payments made easy For turtle.
psrpA!lars enquire of MIR JOSH NJ
tnies Leesburg, VIII will show the pro,
perry and make known tire terms o
sale. -
Richard H. Love.
August . d3w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-10
last Received for sale
W.. ANTHONY RHODES,
Mach 6.


.sBlxes Of Domestic Goo,'s, con-
tanning s. d,icking, 81 mhrays. Giug'
hams, P,aids and Stripes, Shawis
Coana Threads, few pis>es Of fine
auI.i,y .S:tiaetts miNed co!ors, ti"cf
a.. ,lrabcolorca superfae Cloth, cot
ton shifting.
IN STORE
Cotton T~ist whise and colored
Men aid Women's inc aid coarse
S'roes
Meus'file and coarse Hats
Sailies Anl trunks
20 Kegs of hrst quality Chewing To-
baeeo, ioNg twist
80 kegs OF Pesri- Ash
80 pieces blue India Cotton
Cottea, Candles and Groceries as
usual J''e