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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-14
NOTICE..
June %

YENHE Subscriber, appointed Trustee
Z by tne honorable Court OF Chance
| r, of the state Of NJ ,ml land. for the ,pur-
pose of selling aad conveying the real
estate of ne late Col Robert I. Hooe,
living in Charles couoiy and state OF Ma
| rviaDd,. will offer for sale the said estate
at Port Tobacco, OH Tuesday the l7th
August next, consisting of about six hna-
! dred and sixty. tour acres. About tive
hundred and forty acres OF this land Is
situated on the Potomac river and bind
ing thereon, and known by the name ct
the Maryland Point Tract, II has two
tenemeuts on it; SPRINGS Of excellent
water, and abounds in, Tlmbcr Ii is
f, rifle healthy, lays very handsomely for
cultivation, and has ali the convenicnces
nf Fisn and Fowl in rneir season IN the
greatest abundance, aid the convenience
of conveying to market the produce OF.
his productiv Farm renders 1t very
valuable. The iesidue lies On the
h. I'D of Stores Creek between the
ADDS of Mr. Henry Deaf and Nv Jotn
Brent; is very te,tIie; lies within three
mics Of navigable W,'er and five miles
of Port Tobacco, and contains about one
bundled and twenty-tour acres, at pre-
sent under rent 10 Mr.. H..Oent. The
purch aser, will be required to give bond
With approved .securty FOR the payment
of t..e purchase money with interest
within six months from the Gay OF sale;
and upon the paymeat of The whole SUN,
ana not before, will receive deed from
the trustee, conveying the title OF the
land SO sold, The title papers can be
seen by applying to
John Muncaster.
TR USTEE.
July 6 2awts
~ The Editors of the Federal Re-
publican of Georgetown will Insert tbs
above twice a week ,ill the day of sale,
and send their account TO this office.
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Itch Ointment,

Warranted to cure by once using, X
TO be free from Mercury or any per
oicious or offensive ingredient, Sc
nay with perfect safety be applied to
the youngest infant.
IangJI TONSc
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LEES ELIXIR.

A sovereign remed, tor colds, obsti.
nate coughs, eataraghs, asthmas, sore
throats and approaching consumption.
Messrs. Michael Lee, u Co.
You are at liberty to use my name
In TIE Recommendation of Lees Elixir.
as from repeated trials ] have foundit
An excellent remedy for colds, coughs,
SC.
Re. BARRY.
BALTIMORE, June 20, 1910.
Messrs. Micbaei Lee e Co.
l was attacked with most violent
cold; a severe cough and pain in the
breast. which continued to grow worse
during which my appetite failed and
my voice altered so much that it was
with the utmost exertion I 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
Iixir. advised me to procure bottle
from Mcssrs Warner and Hanna,
which accordingly did-and to those
persons unacquainted with the merits
of this medicine, it will appear asto'
nishiny that three doses should remove
the pains in my breast, and the use
one bottle only restored me to perfect
health.
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II A NIL ON'S
Worm DestroylngLozenges
Hahn. true and genuine
German Corn Plaster,

NJ
An infaillble remedy torSorns, spec
lily removing them, root and branch,
without giving pain.
The Genuine Persian Lotion.
The Restorative Powder,
For the Teeth and Gums.
Hahn's Geauine Eye Water,
4 sovereign remedy for all diseases
of the eyes.
Hahn, Anti Bilious Pills,
Celebrated for the mildness OF their
operation, Sc. for being The best known
~enedy for cleansing the stomach and
bowels.
Hamilten's Essence & Extract oil
MustardA
For Rheumatism, Gout, Palsy,
Swelling, Numbness, &c.
Tooth.Ache Drops,
The only remedy yet discovered,
which gives immediate and lasting
relief in the most severe instances.
The Anodyne Elixer,
For the cure OF every KIND OF head
ache,
The Damask Lip Salve.
Hamilton's Grand Restorative,
For dcbi!itated constitutions.
TAKE NOTICE.
The above genuine Medicines, are
prepared & sold, wholesale and retail,
!, Lees Patent and Family Medicine
tore, No. Sc, Maiden-Lane, New
;'ork-and by particular appointment,
yJAMES KENNEDY & Son, Book
sellers, Alexandra.
Hannah Lee.
February iswih
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trinity Church Lottery
JUST PUBLISHED, BY
John A. STEWART,
July 10

JUST PUBLISHED, BY
John A. STEWART
md for Sale at his Book Store, a nen
and IMPROVED edition Of
GLASSES COOKERY,
Containing directions how to roast &
boil every thing necessary to be sent up
to a table-Broi!ing, Frying, how to
dress Fish, made Dishes, Poultry, Soups
and Bro.hs, Puddings, Pies, Dishes for
Lent, Gravies, Sauces, flashes, Erica
sees, Ragout., making Cakes and Jel.
lies, Picking, Preserving, and Confee-
tionary.
ALSO
The following new Publications,
Rokeby, new Poem, by Walter Scott.
Emerald by &. Phillips.
Traits of Nature, BY Miss Barney.
Good Men Of Modern Date, by Mrs.
Green.
Santo Sebastiano, by the author OF the
Romance of the Pyrenees.
Portraiture of Methodism, by J: Crow
Their
Life of White6eld, by ]. Gillies
Poetical Vagsries, by G. Coleman
Elements of Chemical Philosophy, BY
Sir Humphrey Davy, L. l. d.
Life of Percival-Ersk;ne's Speeches 4
Duane's handbook, or the New Mi
litary Guide for the Infantry OF the
United StateA
April ls
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ENTERTAINMENT.

A HOUSE of Entertainment Is open
u ed by Mrs. SusANaAh STREET, b
Winchester, near the house long occn-
pied as Tavern by the deceased Mr..
phillip Bush-where Genteel Families
and Travellers will meet with the most
comfortable accommodations.
June 81 2mlaw
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]. A. SMITH.
Market Street, F. Point
LEES

Genuine Essence x Extract OF MuStaru
A safe and effectual remedy for A.
cute and Chronic Rheumatism, Govt,
Palsy, Lumbago, Numoness, White
Swellings, ChiIblains, Sprains, Bruises,
Pain in the Face and Neck, etc.
Extract of letter from Mr.. Nehe niah
Gregory, agent for the Projectors,
dated Norfolk, (Va.) July "a, 1872,
Messrs. Michael Lee Il Co.
Your essence of Mustard is highly
approved Of by a number Of persons Of
this city, who have had occasion to ape
ply 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 arc in consi.
derable demand. Yours truly,
N. GREGORY.
Lees Ambitious Pills, for the pre-
vention of bilious fevcrs, sc.
Lees Elixir for violent colds, coughs,
SC
Lees Infallible Ague and Fever
rops.
Lees Worm destroying Lozenges,
Lees Itch Ointment, warranted to
cure by one application, without Mer.
cury.)
Lees Grand Restorative for nerv.
Gus disorders, inward weakness, etc.
Lees Indian Vegetable Specific, for
the Venereal.
Lees Persian Lotion, for letters
and Eruptions.
Lees Essence and Extract of Mus.
tard, for the Rheumatism, etc.
Lees Eye. Water.
Lees I soth-Ache Drops.
Lees Damask Lip Salve.
Lees Corn Plaster
Lees Anodyne Elixir, for the cure
of headaches.
Lees Tooth Powder.
The above Celebrated Medicines
continue to be faithfully prepared, and
Sold by the Proprietors, No. SO, Pitt
Street, Baltimore.
And by their appointment in Alex,
andria, by
r. GRAY, bookseller, King.street,.
and N. KINGSTON, Fairfax-street'
To country merchants and others,
who purchase to sell again, Liberal
discount will be given by the proprle:
tors.
To detect counterfeits, observe each
article has, on the outside wrapper, the
signature of
MICHAEL LEE, and Co.
". B. Al the places of ssle may DC
had tgratis) pamphlets containing
cases ofcures whose length prevents
their being herewith inserted.
Oct
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A cure forCoughs, Colds, &C.
HAMILTON's ELIXIR,

A sovereign remedy for Colds, obst'-
n.te Coughs, Asthmas. Sore Threats
and approaching Consumptions, ans
most disorders of the breast ans
lungs.
YHHE celebrity acquired by this me-
dicine through the United States
for speedily removing coughs, colds
hoarsenc SIS, sc. exceeds all former OK
anSIcs, TIC following recommends
ton, selected from very numerous
list, will fully confirm what has beer
said of its unparalleled excellence.
TO H.,LEE.
Reing DESTROYS 70 make public, tor
Inc good of others, the excellent quail
ty of Ham,!,on;s Elixir, prepared by
he late Mr. Lee, have sent you the
GLOWING account Of tie benefit have
received from it, which hope will IN
duce Others to give tia trial. In con
sequence Of bruise on the breast, re-
cclvet from fall, my health grew
bad, my breathing became very dltti-
cult, and frequently I have had
suddenly to rise up in my bed with al
the horrors of immediate Sutfocatlon.
Add to these constant pain in my
breast, and cough, great loss o;
strength and flesh, and you may con-
ceive that my symptoms evidently IN
Heated an approaching consumption
The advice of most eminent physi
Clan was rcsortcd tc, and afterwards
second called in, but without giving
me any relief Another Physician who
knew me, and the circumstances OF my
Case, advised me to give Hamllton's r.
liyir a trial, saying he had used 1t III
his practice, and always found It to do
much good A bottle was procured
from Mr.. Birch's and found relief be-
fore I had taken half of It. l continu'
ed TO use it, and was soon strong e.
nouah to attend TO business. On taxi
inc cold, some of my former symp-
toms return, but are always removed
by dose or two OF the l.hAir.
GEORGE BENNER, junr.
No, IL, Buid-street. Philadelphia.
HaMILToN's ELIXIR
Will prove valuable acquisition to
puSlic speakers, "ho may be subject
70 temporary foarseness, thickness o.
speech, &c. In long confirmed Asth
amatic complaints where a cure can
scarcely be expected, this medicine az
fords immediate relief, msderating the
cts of coughing, and rendering their
recurrence less frequent. On children
afflicted with the hopping cough, the
ike benz :, ial effects may confidently
be expected.
~ H..4ao+
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Artificial Mineral Waters.
TIME subscriber has Recommended
/ running for the season, Soda and
Seltzer Waters. Rochelle and other
Waters kept in bottles, or prepared ex'
temporaneously for those who maychoose
20 drink them at the Fountains.
Richard H. Little.
Apotheeary and Druggist.
March 20
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District of Columbus, to wit:
The defendant John Gads-

The defendant John Gads-
by, nol having entered ms appearance
and given security according to the
statute aud the rules of this Court, and
it tt5 bearing to the satisfaction of tho
court that. the said defendant John
Gadsny is not an inhabitant Of this
district, on motion OF the complainants.
by their counsel, it is ordered. that re
said defendant John GadsOy do appear
here on the first day of November
term next and enter his appearance &c
the suit and give security tor perform =
ing the DEGREES of the court, and that
the other defendant Thomas Triplcti
,lo not pay away, convey or sc ,re'e the
debts by him owing to or the erect'
in his hands belonging 10 the said alb
sent defendant John Gatsby> until the
further order or decree of the court
I'd that cop! of this order be forth
vita published IL one of the public
ne Nspapefs published in this county
for two months successfully, and that
another copy be posted at the front
door of tie courthouse OF said county.
ACopy Tes,e.
G.. Denea!e, {.
June IS iaWgm
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The Alexandra Museum,

The Alexandria Museum,
rs open for the reception of visitors,
Il every day, Sunday exceptsd) from
10 A. M. 10 p VI.
Those, who esteem it pleasure,
to pass an hour, in viewing an assem-
hlage of the works of Nature and Art,
may here be gratihed.
Ambulance forsrown persons, IS
cents, each visit-Chi.dren, IL To
cents
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-01-28

VICTORY ovka The INDIANS.

4
II is win pleasure we announce 10 tr pub
| lie, that John Riling, FIRST lieutersn, of capt.
| SeeIy's troops OF drag cons from Washingion,
PcGn on "Wednesday last arrived express
from General Harrison, with pleasing inteili-
gcnce Of the defeat Of the Indians two or
three miles above the rapid, oil Miami on the
east side OF the river, by detachment of Vol
,ln.ee,s, consisting OF between 500 & 1000
|Vf&e enemy 500 HIitisb regulars and or 700
lHtu@ns,) under the Command OF Brieadier
General Iupper on the Sin ult. He states,
Gen Upper having beeu apprixed Of the
position OF the enemy, ordered "a small de-
taehment In advance 10 commence the attack
then to retreat, keeping up running fle,
which induced the enemy incau,iously TO pur-
sue, Until completely surrounded by General
upper's superior force; a, this moment Tie
General ordered chaigc, the enemy were
win considerable slaughter Iepulsed in all
quarters and put to flight, leaving IA or Is
British and 70 or 80 Indians on the field, ex-
elusive OF many who we're killed in crossing
Inc iiyer,'nto which they precipils.cly plung.
cd, being the only alternative the vanquished
had OF escaping, and that too by, swimning
lecnmseh, the noted Indian Chief und
Brigadier General OF his Maiesly's aliies,was
taken prisoner, Ind is now in.lhe town of
franklinton. |. is worthy Of remark, that
The condnct Of the British was dastardiy in
the extreme, as they deserted their tarny
bre'hren and worthy allies the sa,agcs with
out The least opposition consequently if any
credit IS to be attached 10 the enemy in the
ac'on 4! may be attributed TO the Savagcs.
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NEWPORT.
TNU9SD N, LdNU.3RT %. 1915.


Dut Columns this dsy furnish lnporIaES In
tehgencc rom Lurope. II will be seen by
these accouats, (Which are ell by the way OF
Eag glund,) that the immense armies under the
coifs.,.s-nd oi lhe French Emperor, have tccn
neatly aunihlIatc;a aud threatened with tc.al
destrucilon aud, If the accounts are correct,
very lii!e chance is left even for poo: LII.
Bona himself 20 escape. t'nesc accounts we
publish, however, as we received them but
VIC beg our re aders 10 recolicct we do not
pouch fer tie truth of this news The follow
Ing Articles of Enyhst news are given to
show that all accounts published in English
newspapers msst no, be relied OH as facts
they were copied from an English paper into
a New-fork pspcr, iron. which wc extract
them.
" Five hundred American soldiers have
been drowned 10 crossing Niagara river TO at
tack Queenstown"
I" Accounts were received at n. York, that
the Frolic, sloop-of.war, was captured by The
AmcricaL frrga'e Hornet, after most .,cs-
parste action, in which both were Gismasted
aud complete wrecks, and were soon after
ia!lsn IN with by his majcsy's sloot POic,iers,
and both taken"
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uAmerican Prize L;st.


Arrived in this harbor, Newport J on Mon
day las,,Bri,ish ship Mary, Pardon c. Green,
prizc-master, George jenkins, late mastery
from Bristol, bound to Madeira. The Mary
was captured Dec. 1, 1912, by the priya,eer
Ro'la, capt. Doolcy, Of Baltimore the shin
mounts 10 guns, is coppcrcd 10 the bends.
having an assorted cargo Of iron, salt, porte,
cider, Goals, sc. the Ro!Ia had taken two
other prizes, one Of which she released, the
other sunk.
Arrived at Norfolk, lih inst. British brio
Lucy s Aiida,prize to the privateer Revenge
OF that port, from London, bound 10 Surr:,
nam, with cargo Of dry goods. She was
first taken by the privatecr Gen. Armstronr
Of Nsw-york--retaken' 'ty The British shin
Branton--and on the Sd December, in lat. so.
Ion. eS. aeaio captured by the Revenge.
Three of the privu,cer Americas prizes.
viz British ship Hope, Clements, from St.
Thomss los Glasgow, cargo rum, sugar, cot
ton. sc. 100 tons. IL grns, arrived q, Mar.
bIehcad or Sunday--ship Ralph, Nielerson.
lacm Quebec Tor London, with timber. &c
arrived G, Portland on Saturday last bri,-
luphrmia. Gray from Lasuira for Gibraltar,
cargo 400, GOO lbs. cocoa AID coffee, 10 eurs'
arrived AZ DC. do
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the nc U;!,s OF ,he Witnesses. can ,sat tuf2on
be oaie religion which is destitute O: n.o.s a. !.
y and that relighn the bulwsfk If tie A
n.eriosns tnsi-sed Gu lizard the British ships
OF war, whose suferings exceed those ofihe
ili-isied African; end TO those iormenis, Tie
unpsincipled and inhumsn Biiltons have added
The unnatural crime Of forcing those Ameri-
cans TO fgh, agelnst their country.
In 10Y bext shall send something respect
ing The iliustricns wretch from whom is de-
rived The title oil DeJrndsr ef fhe FaiiA.''
a WING.
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BY THE FLASH

Mr.. FULTON has received letters from his
friends 10 Paris. which state, that at the re-
qpsst ct thr Emperor, MIR. Barlow left Par
Is on the 2sth October fvr Wina--he arriy-
ed at Frankfort, Al leagues, in three days
sni bigets. These particulars place it be
you'd doubi, tha, something important IS in
contemplated, OF the Emperor would not
have requested the lAmstican Ambassador to
meet him ~ The distance @. ESQ leagues from
Faris,---N York 2iercda;Ge .4duerliSer.
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DIED.,

DlED,
In this town on Saturday last, Mrs SALLY Wal
Den, aged 4o, consort OF Capt George Walden. OF
this town W e.t
Veiy suddenly, on the 18th Of January, 1915, Al
rcE ARNcLp Cook, daughter Of John Cook, Esq.
OF Tver,on, aged years and 3 months.
SO fades The iorey blooming .florer,
$ fr.a smiing ssiace Of 0n hour,
80 soon our frans;enf comforts Gy,
ind Pleasures only bloom TO de"
AT North-KiHgstown, on the 2Oinst. Miss LlLLfs
GaEEN. aged 50. daughter of the late Mr.. Thomas
Green, Merchant, Of this town.
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that hc VIII never conclude pe.ce .s.i.:. France
Willie hc ~ acknowledged as her huier.
The Russian Feet, We understand. passed Var
..outl yesterday with !Air .ild, and m,y DC ca.
pecteo at tie Nore Tomorrow.
10 tie House cf Commons LAST night, Sir Francis
bV ccit gave notice Of .s bGag las intention aitc
TIE 10 move Cor leave 10 b. INK in lii TO Set
tie the Regency lcr Royal iIighness the Princes
Charlotte vi Wales. in The case Of Tic demise Il
His Royal E:shness tie Prince kcgeli, daisng tic
life Of lis M-jCsly
Parliament vii adjourn about The 22d OF 2Sd inst
to the 81 February.
PORTSMOUTH, Dec 8.
Ar the Ramilies, Sir Thomas Hai u, Bart from
Chatham, to proceed TO the N. American station. NJ
PRINCE REG ENT'S sPEECX
The new British Parliament commenced
its session on the 29lh of November. The
following is Oh extract from The Prince Re-
gents Speech delivered OH tie 5oth and is
all that apperiains directly TO America
The Declaration Of War by the govern
ment Of the United States Ct America, was
made under circumstance (Which mig ht nave
afforded a reasonable expeciioo,hal the ami
cable relations between the two nations would
not bc long interrupted. II i. with sincere
regret that am o5ligcG TO acqnain, you, that
the conduct and prctentious OF that Govern
WeHt nave biHcTlo prevented the conclusion
OF any pacific arrangement
Their measures OF hostility have been pfin-
cipally directed against the adjoining British
Provinces, and every effort has been made TO
seduce the inhabitants Of them from their al
iegiancc to His Majesty.
The proofs, however, which | have re-
.ceiyed Of loyalty and attachment from His
Majcsty's subjects in North America are
highly satisfactory.
The attempts o. the enemy 10 invade Up
per Canada have not only proved abortive,but
by the judIcious arrangements Of the Cover
nor General, and by tie skill and decision
with which the military operations have been
conducted, the forces Of the enemy assem-
bled for that purpose in one qnar,cr have
been compelled 10 capitulatc, and in another
have been completely defeated
My best efforts are not wanting for the
restoration of the relations oi peace and ami
ty between the TWO cour,lies but until this
object can be attained without sacrificing tho
maritime rights of Great Britain, | shall re-
y upon your cordial support in vigorous
prosecution Of the war"
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pvLpVrA yAx 1c

THU D1GPHIA, JAN. TO.
convention for The exchange of prisoners hus
been ncgociated by the agent of the United States
(iohn Mitchell, Esq at Halifax, on the one part and
the British Admiral Warren and attorney general
uniaekc on the other part Ply sicans wonien chit
drcn, and passengers. persons not in naval or mil.
itary occupator, TO be liberated without exchange
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Tae Bna.a q the Bnlsgars + bur Religion

Zie B'i!ish "iie BRisrGrt + our Religion"
Or more appropriate, the bulwark Of hy-
pscrisy-- otherwise where are the proofs Of
this monstrous assertion Are they in the
prohibiting The Missionaries from proceeding,
after their arrival in the l.. Indies, aud caus-
ing thc'n to return ia the sanc shin which
carried them cut /! Are they ia prohibiting
the bibles, sent out by theo,, from being land
ed Is IL proc; that the British arc the bu!.
wark OF our religion ia their deriving nett
revenue of about thirty-seven thousand pounds
sterling, 10 The exhibition and worship Of the
the idol, Juggernaul Are they to be found
in the santlimonious bench. .oi bishops. jus,,-
flying and pronouncing innocent, that arch
butcher of mankind in the East, Warren Has
tings, the rehearsal only Of the evidence Of
whose crim-s. and crimes 600 he Go,e unlesrd
Of far cruehy snd perhdy, wrouca, So power
fully o, .ihe feelings of me spectators as 20
cause a n,s,hes 10 fsiat a, the rccital-wai.e
cne OF abs manssors of ne Impeachment, .s-
snred shrir lcrdships, that ine ,,s,ireny de.
SERVED their lofishtps' mos, positive crcderce,
~ Il was ex;Tasssd liks erors Of Sloos from
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NEw-YoRE, Jan. %.
VERY LATE FROM PORTUGAL.

Yesterday arrived al ibis port the brig Ceres,
WAtges, from Lisbon from whence she sailed op the
l0th of December BY this arrival, we learn verbal.
y, that The Allied Army under Lord Wellington,
bad returned to their strong hold near Lisbon and
that Gen fagot had been taken prisoner. near Gin
dad kodrgo-iie was surprised in going from one
or his columns 10 another.