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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-03
]. A. SMITH.
N1arke. Street, F. Point
LEES

Genuine ESSENCE x N.HtFdGt VI Ni"0'o''
A safe and eifec.ual remedy tor A.
cute and Chronic Nheumoiism, Govt,
Palsy Lumbacf, %urnbness, White
dwellings,, Chilbiains, Sprains, Bruises,
Pain in the Face and Neck, etc.
Extract ora letter from Mr Nehemiah
Gregory, agent for the proprlctors,
dated Norfolk, (Va.) Inly "a, 1919,
Msssrs. Mishael Lee = Co.
Your essence 81 Mustard is highly
approved of by nulnDer OF persons OF
MS city, who have had occasion to APP
~ it in cases of Bruises, Sprains Sc.
You may send NE a further supply !;
also, rend me some more of your Anti
Bilious Pills, as they sell we'll the
whole of your Meti";nes ave in consi.
derable demand. Yours truly,
N. GREGORY.
Lees Ambitious Pills, Tor the pre-
vention of bilious Icvers, sc.
Lees Elixir for violent c~lds, coughs,
SC
Lees Infallible Ague and Fever
rops.
Lse's Worm destroying Lozenees,
Lees Itch Ointmen. variance IL
cure by one application, (wihout Mer-
cury.)
Lees Graad Restorative for nerv-
Gus disorders, inward weakness, etc.
Lees II ian Vesetabie Specific, TOR
the Venereal.
Lees Persian Lotion, for letters
and Eruptions.
Lees Essencc and Extract of Mus.
tard, for the r Rheumatism, etc.
Lees Eye Voter
Lees I 9oth-Ar be Drops.
ICES Dsmask zip Sa!yc.
Lees Corn Plaster
Lees Al ,dyne Eiix.r, for the cure
ot headaches.
Lea: Tooth Power.
The above Cgtehrated Nc1lcines
commute q be GajthlnIly prepared, and
Sold ~ The Prop!iators, No IS, Pit
Street, Bal!imore.
And by their appointment in Alex
andriY, "
X. GRAY. beotsc'lar, Eing-strest,
and II, HlNGSTON. Fairfax-suest
10 country merchants and Others,
who purchase to sell again. liberal
e!jscount viii Oe given by The proprle-
tors.
70 detect ountcrfeits, observe each
article has, on TAG outside wr,ppcr, the
signature OF
MICHAEL LEE, and Co.
N. 3 Attic places IT sale my he
had tgra'is' pamphlets containing ca
ses of c,res whose icng,h prevents
their being hcrewl.h inserted.
Oct IS.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-03
FOR SALE.

A Tract of Land, III the District OF
Columbia, containing one hundred and
eight, -siy acres, large proportion OF
which is we'll timbered, the residue
being cleared and of q fertile soil. Al
so another Tract, containing about 40
acres, through which the Washington
and Little River Turnpike road passes.
On sid land are several handsome ST.
tua,ions, commanding an extensive
Wow Of the circumi acent neighbour
hood. Near the above turnpike, per-
hsps, wouldbe good stand Tor apub-
lie house. Also a Mill Seat, being
possessed of every possible advantage,
having 8 and half feet natural fall III
a short distance, with plenty OF good
stone sufficient for dam and building
Of any dimensions. will sell all. or
any part of the above property, or cx-
change for bank stock or country pre-
duce. Apply to :,
G.. w. Carlln.
Alexandria.
March Is la"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-03
LAND,
April 27.

For Sale, about $50 acres,
between Alexandria andthe Washing.
ton Bridge The Tract is bounded on
the East, nearly half mile upon the
Washington and Alexandra Turnpike
Road, and extends back wastwardly be-
yoad the heights, upon wuich are Sc.
veral handsome situation. Tor hLilaiag.
A large proportion ofthe land is cover
ed by young wood and the whole
seems we'll adapted to the cultivation
Of Wheat, Clover and Timothy. The
Georgetown and A.axsndria Turnpike
runs ihro' the Land upon the heights
The distance to each o! the Markets IN
Georgetown, Washington snd Alexan-
dria, is nesrly the same, being About
three miles. The heights command
view OF Georgetown, Washington, the
Potomac and Eastern Branch, &c
1hs Terms of Sale will be very rea-
sonable, as to price and time of pay
ment.
Apply to the Subscriber at Alexan
dria.
w. Cranch.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-03
CHARLES BHNNET
nFEERS FOR SALE

OFFERS FOk SALE
s boxes 7.S * 4-4 lish Linens
4 do, Colored Threads assorted, to 4
9 do. Nuns Thread do. to 46
A few pieces real superhne Cloths and
Kerseymeres
10 bales India Cotsons
5000 pieces Nankeens
One box w. G. Needles, to lS
s casks Red Clover Seed
December 9 eo3tlawtt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-03
a Dril IS
sixty DOLLARS.

-
sixty DOLLARS.
VNTILl. be given for experimenting
w and securing in go'l, so that !
get him again, g Negro man named
6OB, late the property of William.
Downman, deceased +; he is about thIr.
ty years of age, five feet nine or ter
inches high stou made, of a dark brown
complexion, very full eyes, large
mouth, with teeth very wide apart, ::
surly look and manner of speaking. =.
he has been hired cut for scvera: years,
his clothing is unknown lie is COO.
per by trade, and works entirely With
his left hand, the thumb Of which has
lately been very sore, the MARI Of
which may be plainly seen. will give
FIFTY Dollars to have him secured II
a:,y coal in this state, Or The above re-
ward, ifsecurcd in gaol out ostl'is state.
Masters oil yessals aud others are
forwarned against harboring or carry
ing off said fellow at their peril.
lanes Nlsbett. Ex'r.
Fairfax County, near 0ccoquan.
Anrji 9 GaWsw.
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7. D. SIMMS

WILL continue the practice of the
w Law in the Circuit Court for the
County Of Alexandria. His Office is
above the Printing Office Of the Asxi
aEaria Gazette.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-03

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HAS JUST BscA'
Melish's Inyt'n
and Upper c'nr]
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II. Pursuant ,'I )
County H~' af Ss',a'aeJ
Public: An, a.;lssNS
May, May next if e.
the Real f't.t',, e, j.
p uss, 1 subject ss !,
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ing thereon y s'a' DID
ana = running h"
T., loot alley. : THY
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most aOuri.hiDp,
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| Notes. with s,,i.iss'
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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-03

Containing dltrrI
boil every thing nd
to a table-Byo.D|
dress Fish, made Did
and Bro;h., PCaa,l
Lent, GRAVES, Sud
sses, Rasou!s, n,tlj
lies, Picking, P.a:1
nonary.
4ll
The following I'd
Rokeby, a rev Pn|
Emerald fSle,-J
Traits Of Nature II
Good Mon o. Na.t
Green.
Santo Sebast'enc, n
Ronisnce Of lsh}
Pogtrsilurc Of l.ts1
thsr
Life Of WhitcE,E d
Poelical V,s4R ~
Elements o. Ch;1i
Sir Hunpb'YN
Life Of Pcreig''-
Duans's Hand B@i
lit.ry Guide Io' q
Uni'ed States
April /!
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-03

.suears, Cotton, Coffee. etc.
saa, At * 81 quality Muscsvado
- l.2a sugar
ia IBIS. loaf and lump do.
~ D,.ie. cpiaRd Cotton
90 yolts. white and green Coffee
IVhi.h with general assortment OF
Teas, Mines, Liquors and Groceries
is offered for sale--by
C.. Griffith.
Corner oFK;ng and Royal streets.
March IS eolstlawt2w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-03
A cure forCoughs, Colds, &c
HAMILTON's ELIXIR.
January ls


A sovereign remedy for Colds, obsti.
nate Coughs, Asthmas, SoreThroats,
aud approaching Consumptions, md
most disorders of the breast and
lungs.
vy~HE celebrity acquired by this me.
i dicine through the United States,
for speedily removing coughs, colds,
hoarsensss, &c. exceeds all former ex.
amples. The following recommends.
ton, selected from very numerous
list, will fully confirm what has been
said of its unparalleled excellence.
TO II. LEE.
Being dcsircus to make public, for
the good of others, the excellent quail
ty of Hamil,on's Elixir, prepared by
the late Mr.. Lee, have sent you the
following account Of the benefit have
received from IL, which hope viii in
duce others to ,.ive it trial. In con
sequence Of a bruisa On the breast, re.
ceiveG from a fall, my health grew
bad, my breathing became very diff
cult, and frequently | hsva had
suddenly 20 rise up In my bed, with slI
the horrors of imme iistc sufio alton.
Add 70 these constant pain in my
breast, and IL cough, great loss oil
strength and fcsn, and you may con-
ceive that my symptoms evidently In
Dictated an approaching consumption.
The advice OF most eminent physl.
can was vesorled to, and afterwards
second called i'll, out without giving
nc any relief. Another Physician who
Knew me, and the circumstances my
case, advised nae to give Hamiton's f.
lixir a trial, saying he had used it in
his practice, and always found it to do
much good. A bottle was procured
from Mr.. Birch's and / found relief be-
fore | had taken half of it. continu-
ed TO use it, and was soon strong e.
nough 10 attcnd 10 business. On tax.
ing cold, some of my former symp-
toms return, but are always removed
BY dose or TWO OF the Elixir.
GEOPGE BENNER, junr.
No. q, Huid.strcet, Philadelphia.
HAMlLToN's ELIXIR
Will prove valuable acquisition to
pablo speakers, who may be subjest
to temporary hoarseness, thickness OF
speech, sc. In 'ong confirmed Asth.
amatic complaints where cure can
scarcely he expected, this medicine a..
fords Immediate relief, m0derating the
fills of coughing, and rendering their
recurrence less frequent, GA children
afflicted with the hopping cough, lbs
like beneficial effects may confidently
ha oynari.1
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-03
LEES ELIXIR.

A sovereign remedy for colds, obstl'
nate coughs, cataraghs, asthnas' sors
throats and approaching cohsumpuons'
Nessrs. Michael Lee, e Co.
You are at liberty to use my name
in the recon- mendation of Lees Elixir
as from repeated trials ! have found II
an excellent remedy tor colds, coughs;
Sc. pny
BALTIMORE. June 90, 1910.
Messrs. Michael Lee Il Co.
j was attacked with most violent
cold. severe cough and pain in the
breast, which continued to grow worse
during which my appetite failed and
NV voice altered. so much that 1t was
with the utn.ost exertion ! could pro-
nounce single sentence louder than
my breath. some Of my friends hav.
ing observed to me that much good
had been done by the use OF Lees L
lixir, advised me to procure oo't'e
from Massrs Warner and Hanna
which accordingly did--snd to those
persons unacquainted with the merits
If this mediclne, it will appear asto.
aishiny that three doses should remove
;nc pains in my breast, AMI the use OF
one bottle only restored me to perfect
health.
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HAMILTON's
Worm observation-disclosures
ltahn's true and genuine
German Corn PLASTER,

Al tnialllolc remedy iorCoTns, spec
dily removing them, root and branch,
without giving pain.
The Genuine Persian Lotion.
The Restorative PhWu$r,
For the Teeth and Gums.
Hahn's Genuine Eye W,ter,
A sovereign remedy for all diseases
Ct the eyes.
Hahn. anti Bilious Pills,
Ceietrated FOR the mi.dness of their
operation, &c. Cor being The best known
ycsnedy Tor cleansing the stomach and
bowels.
Hamilton's Essence & Extract Of
Mustard,
For Rheumat.sm, Gout, Palsy,
Swelling, Numbness, &c.
Too,h-Ache Drops,
The on,y remedy yet discovered,
which gives immediate and lasting
relief in the most severe instances.
The Anodyne Elixer,
For the cure of every kiao of head
ache,
The Damask Lip Salve.
Hamilton's Grand Restorative,
For debilitated constitutions.
TAKE NOTICE.
TIL above genuine Medicines, are
prepared &c sold, wholesale and retail"
at Lees Patent and Family Medicine
store, No. SIS, MAiden-l.ane, New
York-ahd by particular appointment
~ JAMES KENNEDY & Son, BOOK
sellers, Aiexandris.
Hannah Lee.
February lswli
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Itch Ointment,

Warranted to cure by once using, x
O be free irnm Mercury or aby per
nicious or oGansive ingredient, &c.
may with perfect safety be applied to
The yoa" ,,est infant.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-19
PROPOSED ARMIsTICE.

Letters received last evening from the
south assert confidently, that the propositi-
ton OF the emperor of Russia for an armis-
tlce, Is accompanied by an offer to guar
rantce the whsle of the Claims of the u. :;
and offers his mediation On this express
condition; the guarantee is understood to
extend TO the exclusion Of American sea-
men from the British navy, and the BIRTHS h
from the american ; the same overture
II is animated. IS TO cone directly from the
British government, through an authorised
agent supposed to be Mr.. barclay. now
at uda)--should these circumstances
turn out to be true, our war will terminate
before the summer campaign opens.
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NOTICE

HE Shares ofthe DELINQUENT s,oclbold,,. :,
hs brooke Tmnpike COMPANY, for M 49,,
payment Of the 6r't aUo second reqriatons. VII
o,,s'so Tor sac 81 ?ohho Auction at TIE Il
,aysfg q" ,hs 81 ofApr'. nexi, II not pre- Il s,I
psd- The Stockholders are generall, NO. + ~
the nonthIy 'nsisiments subs. rlent 70 t's ,,,i'"
C suspended uhsi Size further M, sr Il tbg. N
-. y
Saarshi9 iswioA
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-19

AZ meeting of the Students OF Wm. snd Mary
College on the 9th inst. the following preamble and
resolutions we're unanimously adopted.
We the Students of William, & Mary CoIIeoa
deeply impressed with sense OF our loss in the
death oil the late Hon. ia &c Nelson, prof Ssor
OF Law in this college, and filled with sentiments &c
the highest veneration for tue Unparalleled vir
that adorned his private life. and with the utmost
admiration OF those talents and patriotic exertions
which so pre.eminently distinguished him in his
political services are anxious to pay hig memory
the only tribute OF respect which tee nature Of
things has LETT IN our power 20 beslow, where
fore,
Resolved, that in testimony of the high estima-
ton in which we hold the memory of the late Judge
Nelson, the Students of Watp s Mary will wear
Grape on their has and left arms ihree months
Resolved, 10 testify further the emotions of deep
feit sorrow which throb our bosoms in this most
sad award OF providence, thst the students in
procession attend his remains from his late resi-
dence 10 the chapel the place Of ineerment
RESOLVED, that the proceedings CT this meeting BIS
published in the Enquirer.
RICHARD II. FIELD, Chairman.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-19

ceived from the Russian armies state the
death OF Lord Tyrconnel, ut wilma.
We understand that our government has
requested that of Russia to send General
Leiebvre to England, he having broke his
parole of honor here.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-19
NOTICS /: BNREgY GIVEN,
BY AUTHORITY.
AN ACT.

Nesting in the President of the u. eStates
the power Of regulation.
BE il enacted by the Senate and EoEse
cf Retire SenfatiUes or the Unitrd .YIutee Of
1mcrica ia Csngresa assembled, That il.
all and every case, wherein, during thss
present war between the United States vr
America and the United Kingdom Of Great
Britain and Ireland, any violations of the.
laws and usages of war, among civilized
nations, shall be or have been done and
perpetra;ed by those acting under autho--
rity OF the British government, on any OF
the citiIens OF the United States or persons
in the land or naval service Of the United
States the President of the United States
is hereby authorised to cause full and am
pie retaliation to be made, according to the
laws and rsages OF war amonS civilized
nations. for all e every such violation as
aforesaid.
Sec. ?. ind Be ;tftsrMsr enacted. That
in all cases where any outrage or act OF
cruelty or barbarty shall be or has been
praCtlsed by any Indian or Indians, in aiii-
ance with the British governments or il,
connection with those actins under the au-
thority OF tue sad government, on citizens
o. the United States CT those under its pro-
lection, the President of tie United States
is hereby authorised to cause full and am
pie retaliation to be done and executed on
such British subjects, soldiers, seamen or
marines or Indians in alliance or con-
nection with Great Britain, being pri-
soners of war, as if the same outrage or
act of cruelty or barbarity had been done
under tho authority OF the British govern
ment.
II. CLAY,
Speaker If shs House Of Sfsbresert1tivss.
Wm. II. CRAWFORD,
March 8. 1915.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-19

ton ofth2 duties and character OF "a .nedi-
ator
" The first overtureS are sometimes made
by one of the belligerent powers, & some
times by neutral power, their common
friend. The negotiations also are Sometimes
opened by the beiigercnt powers them
selves, and sometimes by a neutral power,
that interposes its good Offices, or becomes
mediator.t These negotiations re carried
ON at the court of one Of the belligerent
powers or at that of a mediator, or else at
some other place, named by the parties as
the place Of assembly for the Congress
The mere i5lerposition of good of!ices,differs
from mediation. The latter supposes the consent OF
the two parties, and this only give right of as
ssting at the conferences. The good Offices of a
neutral power may, then, be accepted, and its IN
diation refused, a, did Russia with respect 70 France
in the war with Sweden. Nor mus, the mediator
be ccnfornded with the arbitrator.
=" tbs now the custom, in order to avoid
disputes with respect to the ceremonial, TO
give the minister's who are sent TO the con-
crosses, the title OF plenipotentiary only,
and not that of ambassador. Those minis
tiers interchange their full powers or else
they put them into the hands of the media
tor. Inc conferences are carried on by
the ministers alone, or With the participa-
ton or the mediator. Sometimes they are
"SiN ~ d PUNT Quitting, sometimes IN Tn Z
dwelling of the mediator and sometimes
at that of the ministers alternately; on
which occasions the precedence is yielded
to this mediator
MARIE Ms L. of .Natiens.
" Mediation, IN which 4 common friend
interposes his good Offices, is often found
eifectual. to engage the contendng parties
to draw towards a reconciha ion, to Come to
good understanding. & 10 agree, either to
relinquish their rights, or ifthe affairrelates
To all injury, TO offer and accept reasona-
BILE satisfaction. This Office requires as
much rectitude as prudence and dexterity
ne mediator ought TO observe ali exact inn
Partially he should soften reproaches,
calm resentments, and draw minds towards
each other. His duty is to favor what is
right, and to cause 70 DE restored what be-
longs to each but he ought not scrupulous-
iy Ia insist on rigorous justice. He is a mo-
dcrator, and judge; MS business is to pro-
cure peace; and to bring him who has
right OH his side, if il be necessary, to relax
something with view to so great bless
inS. VATrEL, B. 3. Oh. Is.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-19

1.-THE hoose, nor any candle or othcy iig,s-
Suffered 20 De carried into i, there'is every
reason TO believe that this conhagrstion " a.
the work q some internal incenGiery.
Fortunately from the calnness of tie night
and The detached situation OF the Juildipgs
40 other house " as Injured. --NSessrs. Cor
lngs return their sinc.re thanks TO the CT
uzens WHO repaired 20 ,hew as4is;ance. for
the great exertions made to rescue their
properly from destruction. Nchst.
NOTES is BEREgY GIVEN,
That the lights Of III. hsht-ho,isc on Cape Henry.
aud also CT al the other lighthouses in the Chess!
Peale wiiibe Immediately extingui.hed.
ALBERr GAELATIL.
Treasury Department.
March ~.
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Erom the Clfee Roi,se 6ook.
MARIO ESCAPES.

The ship Powna an ot New-York. bound
to that port from France Was captured by
4 British ~; and after being re- captured
by the Captain and Crew was again captu-
red by British frig3te. Whist steering
Tor 4, British port. she was overhauled by a
French trigate, captured and given up to
the Captain who has arrived with her safe
in New ork.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-19
WA, Feb. 81.

BATAVIA, Feb. 81.
a British deeerter, belonging to the Newfound-
land regiment Of British regulars, who came over
Lake Erie from Point Abino on the night Of the
Soth INST states the British force the Canada side
OF the Niagara river to be as follows:
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-19
Petersburg, dfareh S.

" Sometimes b. .freP-On Tuesday
night about o'clock, the valuable Roue,
Walk of MeSsrs. William and Charles
Corpg, in Pocahontas, was discovered 10
be on FIRE, considerable parI Of which
together with the bnilding attached TO it.
Containing large quantity Of cs-dayc.
spun yarn and hemp, was unfortuna,el
consumed. The loss is estimated ~ be
tween and 1000 dolls From he cifcumt|
stance tbas no fr= bad ever 6een mace IA
49, u. -t --t 80 !. !. ~ IL. Y !.
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NOTICE

NOTICE
s LII Fsrsons are hsrehy nodGed against tsk;os
= an 2siigument Of bond exeou,fJ iy nc -
Moses Lipssnnb Of far co.r ~; ~, ~ -
ysVeny one dol'Sr5--dated the 18th day of Deem.
Der et2 and payable IL mcntba tfsr dose I'm
sag L'Fseomb has imposed on me anesro mar nf
Hey. ''| INC mo
hlbomsrlc, March i9 -.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-19

L ne SoeVe Iob"ee5 4as remained in Gascock's
Ware House over thrse years and if not taken ON,
will be sold ssoot ding 10 law.
RICHARD BENNEHAN
aud
THOMAS FLINT,
.9aihg inspectors a. Deep CyeeI aaI Glascs,E.
Hare House.
=, a list OF Old Tobacco remaining in Deep Creek
1909.
May 9TH Olivia bownman o. .. &0.1a9l l;411ss
he above / iihd. obscco has rerosinsJ i.
Deep Greek over three ycars
Gi'aH under OR hands ths ist dag January 1915
RICHARD BENEEhAN
THOMAS FLINT,
Acting I9;kscisrs CO Deep Crsek and Giasco,Es
flare Houses.
S" 80 wSwP..
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~ We recommend the Review in our last page
to the attentive consideration ct the reader
How much better do some AIieas think of US
and ct our sause than ZONE nG:ive.bern Ameri-
cana
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TIE Ls6n.-Agreeaby to the notice given BY
she Secretary IT the Treasury, Books Of subserip
tion 70 the Loan OF Fifteen Millions we're onened on
1hnrsday Last, % the several places by him desg
naisu igr The purpose As the day approached and
since It has Arrived, great Efforts have been mad
sud are ~ progress, by means OF the factious
prints, TO deter the mOnied men Of the nation from
iending TO the goyernmsat the wealth they have
hoarded ~ der 10 protection We yis1 these eforts
with painful cfau.ion bet sueh ss IL evoiied A.
thSt 'ort q poNcal dePragity which stimulates men
10 every 80 which they ifsagiue rDay bays n ten
ssney &c o'5Eraoe their s9autry. Loans, houerer,