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For the Prevention Z Cure
of Bilious and Malignant

FevcrS.
Nc Iedicine hitherto discovered mas
/, been m,ie successful, than HAftSo'
.4ANTi.BiLt0US PILLS.
! The operation Of ,hsss Pills isper-
fectiy dill, So that they my De used
with slfery 81 persons OF every sitaa-
ton, and of every age. Il
Thsy are ssctilsatly adapted to car
~ OF saosra lous nile. and pseventits
r nfor5i1 secrstiens--to restore and "a
mend the appet!ta---to procure a Tree
Precipitation, * merely prevent colds.
which oftsn h,ve fatal consequence
Adnss nevsrf ills TO remove cod, 1t
taken on is first appearance. fhey
are celebrated For rsm@iag haSltoal
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AZ me stomach,
AMI 1eyrre naa1- ache-and ought TO be
taken by all persons on change OF
climate
They nave been found remarkably
eficscious N preventing and curing
disorders st.endant on long voyages,
and snon,d DC procured, and carefully
preserved for use, by every seaman,
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uasssss .ae4s - sDdadt Wss3A Or
IN infants week old, not containing q
PARTICLE of mercury or any dangerous
ingredient whatever, and not accom-
panied with that tofmenting smar'
which attends tho application OF Other
,cmedies.
Hahn's true and Genuine
German Corn Plaster.
An infalIible remedy for Corns
speedily removing tscm root x branch
without giving pain.
The Genuine Persian Lo-
ton.
The Restorative Powder for tn
Teeth and Gums.
Hahn's Genuine Eye Wa
ter.
A sovereign remedy fol all DIS
eases of the eyes
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/ 5000 VT. Seine vine

5000 VT. Seine Irvine,
Suherioy quality
100 bills Apples, in prime orde,
so boxes Dipt Candles
20 do. Mould do.
1000 VT. Coffee, in bags and bs,r,l.
loe reams Writing Paper
so do. Wrapping do.
Q hbds Muscovado Sugsrs
5000 lbs. Loaf and Lump do.
so boxes Bloom Raisins
90 barrels WMskey
6scasss Goshen Cheese
4 bags Pepper !
loco bushels ST. Ubes Salt
100 barrels Herrings
70 Go. Shad,
For Sale by tie Subscriber.
VINO HAS CONSTANTLY FOR SALE
BkS7' FAMILY
Flour, Corn, and Commo;;
NCdt.
WILLIAM NEWTON
Nov. 90.
Fresh Teas, Raisins, Gun,
rants, &c.
IS half chests md Boxes Cunpos.
der, dyson, YouEg H son and
Souchong TE IS,
20 boxes Muscatei Rsisins.
400 VT. fresh Currarts.
20 bbIs Rye Whlskey part Of whia
is old,
100 bags Shot, assorted from 9BsB
to No. 10, Back and Swami Shot, sin.
gle and double + Brandywlne Gunpow
der, Ground Alum Salt IN SalSo. r..
fined and common hsit Pe(rs, taol:
oo..t in baskets, Rice, 10 [ Lump and
Muscoysdo Sugars. Nulmees Mace
Cloves, AIlspicc, Ground Ginger, fsp,
per, Fiotant and Carolina lr1Igo. FIJI
Blue, Spinning Cotton aiadder. Sara
.AranA,io, Copperas, Noui1 and Dip
Candles, Brown < White soar, Cheess
Sweet Oil. best Cavendish Tobacco
fisvanna Cigars, hiateirs Wine, &c
Gac Brandy, Jaraaica and Ant'eu SOi
rits, old Rye Whiskey, with 'um3a
of other articles in the Grocery line,
For Sale by,
c. Griffin.
Who has also received o., Fult Of
choice old Madeira Wins IN or,cd IL
1906 ann warranted genuine
Novrmber o,
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Tooth che Drops.
The only remedy yet rs 9vcre
which gives imm.iite ahd sting r
lie. In the most severe instances.
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Jnps AND LAMBS

DuII.DING Lots in every section Q
II this city, and about eighteen hun.
dred acres Of Land on the eastern branch
If III. Potomac, Immediately opposite
,he CITY, at offered for sale, for cash, or
on credit With sscurity.-Also, Lands IN
the states of New York. Pennsylvania,
MARYLAND, Virginia, North and South
Carolina, Georgia and Kentucky. AP-
NJ, 10 the subscriber, at Tonlin.on's
Hotel, Washington, if before 10th June
next, and afterwards at hi. residence IN
Al,entown. Lehigh county, Pennsylvania
or at his Office in Philadelphia.
lanes Greepleaf.
Cir of Washington, Nav e. staw'f
!Us3 RkCkiVED,
Il neay and handsome assortment %
FANCY GOODS, Viz -
Brass And.Irons, SnsYeis and Tongs.
Tea. Trays. Gilt and Mahogany framed
Glasses, Whips. Canes, &C.
mn great variety Of other Articles
ON HAND,
Tortoisesheli and other
Combs,
Of the latest fashion.
Thomas Mount
New, IS
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HAMILTON's
Genuine Essence and Ex-
tract of Mustard,

-
tract Of Mustard,
4 safe and sfeetnsl remedy tor
. Acuse & Chronic Rheumatism Gous'
Rheu matte Goot, Palsy, Lnmbago'
NGaoaess, Waite Swelling, Chii-
bls,as, Bruises, Sprains, Pain IN the
Face and Neck, etc
B This yainsble remedy is prepared
both in Faid state and IN piis' and
tbus .xcs!s.atiy adapted for external
and iaterpai use.
ITCH CURED.
Lees Ointment tor the
Itch.
Warranted an infaliibie remedy az
mo application, may b used Wita
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

WAS committe % si.tax Coun-
w ty Jail on the 1919 day OF al-
gust 1913, mulaito man, who VS.
commi,ted IS runaway, calls himself
IOHN SIMPSON. and says he Is tree
corn he is about feet 9 i-,ches high.
his cloa,hing. one roundabout JACKIE
striped with blue and hite, three pal,
of breeches one of ducking, ana two
Of blue, two SHIRTS, one OF check l'nnen
the other ~s India cotton, one swans
GOWN waistcoat, one pair OF old shoes,
and j black fur hat, and Bays he came
from Providence, r. !. Gilbert County.
and that he ives taken by the British
and carried ihto Norfolk. The owner
if any, is requested to prove his pro.
oerty, pay charges and take him away,
Or he will be disposed of as the law di.
reefs.
K. Radcliffe,
Sheriff of Fairfax.
New 6. eDtf.
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pusIIc Conscience,

Has asysr aeen moSe lciIoeraseiy anu
ARMY reposed, AID perhaps IN no M
stance more plslly, than it APPEARS IN
the efficacy of the celebrated mSai,
eines prepared by tas late Rchart
Lee, OF New YORK, and @hlca eon'iaas
to he prepared vita great care aal at
teoti,r, from the orighaai recipes, oy
his Widow, aad for fifteen years past
have hsan nigaly esteemed and gene
ysIiy us-i throughout the U States !;
many Of sasn independent OF their
su,erisrssss n ~ 4ee sd ;'r less tnaa
thasa & for wnlsh theg are com.
- IS d ssua DE purchased at retail
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100 Dollars. Rewar6

MOPED from Fairfield, in the
county OF Frederick and Common
wealth of Virginia, on or about the 7ig'
;.y of March last, sn gro slave nam
cd ANTHONY the property OF the
ate William B. Page, deceased. An
aony i, about S fest 9 inches 10
eight, of substantial form, llgh.
slluw complexion. add rather OF a.
Terminate voice He is about 20 years
i age, was brought up a house ser
'v.nt an,. hss heen Acoustic ned 10 thar
curse of empIoym,pt all his II e, tts
5 Save Of great capacity and cons'
teraale in9eaulty--ae rea:ts-he plays
he fiddle = and possesses great me
lanicsl turn--ne can DO rough car
za.Dtcrs' work .nd make co'18s nc
owe re ward will bs gwen i! hpIhon'
,houia DC apprehendcd at the distance
flo .mies ron Fairfield, q brought
0 The subscribers living II Aiexandr,s.
81. if apprehended at the distance o.
ISIS ti.sn loo miles, Fifty Dollars VIII
&c .iye1 il ne Is. secured in goal, and
tee gigan to the ,ubs1r'bers.
Tho. Swami,
tdmd. l. Lee,
.Aamrs. Of I'm. 3. Page, dee'a'
May :.
The Editors Of the Federal Rcpub'
,cap, \ tiona' Intcli,gencer and Ca
.>.te % ms Unp- states, vii puons' l,
~ above in the'r papers, and ssnd
81" ,cou :. t., j. Office
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f!On,pS IN Let.


IOFFER 10 rent for orc gear, -tor
a TORN o. years, Several Houses sitG-
ated at thi, p!s"e. VI
One a wo Story Brick
HOT Sc, with a kitchen, cellar, staoie,
II enclosed Let oi hSi al. Acre, al
present occupied as Tavern -
One other two Story Brick
HOUSE, fitted up for store house,
with coa ,,ing room, kitchen, cellar.
&c and would accommodate a small
family besides a s.ors -
One other House at present
used ~ warehouse, to winch w,,i be
added Al enclosed Lot Ut hail an Acre
And one other House with
kitchen and an enclosed Lot. The
9 last Houses would SUIT Mechanics,
tho are much wanted >ere. l have al
so supdr, unimproved Let's, when
wauId Let on ground rent forever -
This place IS so well known as to rel'
der it unnecessary TO describe 1t an'
turthcr, as there sre few situation
more public, nor none more hes'th' II.
the United States. Application to be
madeto
R. Radcliffe.
Ea;rfax Ct. House. Nov s ,Dtf
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Hanilton's Elixir.

A sovereign remedy iorColis, obstinate
Courhs. Astn,aas, Sttarrhs, Sore
Taroats, and approaching Consump-
fions. Go parents Who have chill
/. 6rea agliSfrd with the
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This is to give Notice,

This is to give Notice !,
That the subscriber have . i 'n
from the Orphans Court OF e1"r,
County, letters Of adlnInlsr!'0Ec "
the personal e.ta,e OF Half"
mems, lats Of said county, dec'a', :,
All persons having claims asal'''. =
said deceased, are hereby wasDep :,
exhibit the same with the vo''I,
thereof auly authentieat a and P''
by the Orphans Court OF SAID eou~o
on or before the twen'v first &C. :.
June next, or tney may by ID" %.
.luded from all benefit of tts r.,
state, and those indeblea lss'%y
requested to make immeGiaiS r
ment Il.
I Given under my hand this nue.
day of December, 1913.
Mary Ann Clemens
.Adninisirasrir q
Walter Clements,
D...n..r ~. IawsS'
PRINTING s
NEATLY xxxeyTxD At THIS ''
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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-05

she country might be ultimately obliged
to make for the fake of peace, would be
iuitly chafgea5ic to the rsfhness and folly
which had involved it in the war.
The only radical cure, Mr.. O. faid, for
the evils under which the country iuhered
would be found in change of adminif
tration That. he feared, could not be
hoped for except through the procefs
pointed out by the contribution. From
tho organization of the executive branch
OF our government, the operation Of pub
lie opinion, Especially on our foreign re-
la'ions. was flow. In England, the fftieth
part of the difai}ers and difgraee. which
had attended the progrefs of the war,
would have driven the mott powerful
miniitfy from their places. In this
country the ehea was not 70 fpeedy, but
he trultcd it would be as certain. The
people had the remedy in their own
hands, and he did not doubt they would
apply it. He lhould not ceaie, as far as
depended upon him, to keep before the
public eye the real authors of the ruin
with which we are threatened If the
people wilhed to pu, an end to this def
ruaive war, if they wiihed TO fee pub,
lie and private happiness rellored, they
mutt place other men in power. If the
country was not to oe irretrievab'y ruined,
if its flag was not to be truck, as the flag
of the administration had been, it mutt
wave over other heads, than thofe which
had hitherto dire6ted this war.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-05

From Washington, Nov. %.

FROM VaShmSfOn, Nov. y.
"Our Committees sit daily TO hatch oul
some new brood OF Faxes, Excises ,or some
thing TO produce public credit OF rcyenae
But althe lakes they can possibly de
VIII not raise in year enough to cover III,
enormous War expences of month No
one, not IN the track Of these expenses, Cal
imagine their extent and waste fulness -
Wee the mines oil Peru and Mexico emp
tied into the Treasury vaults, they could
not meet this lavish Waste and apparent
Peculation. Instead, therefore, Of crac king
! their brains to invent new taxes and sxcises,
congress ought 10 set on loot an inquiry
INTO the waste; adopt IiSd economy in
their expenditures, and annihila,e a thous-
and uselcs, Offices.
:" Nothing can exceed the importantly
with Which the war department is beset lior
money 10 pay the most essential expences.
You may have some idea of them when YOU
know, that during the las, summer and fall
more than 10000 militia alone, have been
kept In arms, pay and subsistence, on The
American sea coast and it adds chagl in to
tue reflection, when 1t is stated, that all
these have been occasioned by the arrival in
one oil our bays Of less than 5000 worn GU,
ehemies' without artillery, or cavalry. 1t
Is estimated that those men cost more than
$4,000 Regulars would. Not to mention
the Naval Expences, which no one be.
Cru lges, bur which are very heavy; and
not estimating the harpies in the Contract
ors, furveyors, Commissary's, Quarter x
faymaster's, and The Inspection Depart.
ments the amount OF the army expences
may DC conjectured, when it is known, that
there are more than three thousand officers
IN tuli pay and subsistence many OF these,
particularly In the medical and other staff,
aie mere leeches, who do nothing but suck
the hle blood from the veins of the rreasu
ry. What can toXes, excuses or even loans
do to support expences like these
Extract ola letter from our CORRESPONDENT,
dated Washington, Aop. %.
In discussion in the Senate this morning,
Nh. Bledsoe, one OF the Senator'S from Ken
lucky, sand, " am bold to say, in my place
that { CONSUMPTION system of Bonaparle,
not used for bad purposes, was the most
equitable system that could be deyised,-
his Was Said, in a speech in favor OF one
of the Military bills now before the senate
! what shall we have next ?-Bostoa ID. .fdp.
We understand in a manner 10 leave no
doubt of the fact, that DAVID STAnRETT
Esq. whose mysterious disappearance from
| Charlesfosvn in March 1912 excited so much
speculation, was afterwards in louisiana,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-05
@ortCa11S.
Monday, December 5, 1914.
Late News from Europe.

Late .Nezvs from Europe.
A large portion of this days paper is sppro.
pristed for the late European Intelligence rscev.
ed by the cartel ChSuncey. which left Ossend
November the ist. and arrived at New.York 10
the very short passage Of IS days.
We have endesvoured to select those articles
most interesting to the American reader, who.
upon a perussl, will be able to Judge Of their
bearing upon the present and future relations Of
this country
That many will Aatter themselves that the
Client meeting will terminate in pacific sr'
rangemen,, from the circumstance of the protac.'
ed stay of the Commissioners, or from tile pos
sbili,y of a rupture between England and sorne
of the Continental Powers, is to be expected
But for ourselves, after careful examination Of
all the accounts, we are free to avow that We
see nothing which promises speedy restoration
Of Peace between this country & Great Britain.
The adjournment of the Congress at Vienns,
for = short time, does not, in the lesst degree,
threaten the present repose OF Europe. II is
we'll known that the u. S. ENJOYS considered the
terms proposed by the British government As in.
admissible and further, that they were unsu-
thorised even 10 treat on them-Ys, there is no
account that the British Envoys have withdrawn
or modified their propositions. From the cir.
cums,ance of the agents Of both parties, ct the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-05
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
Arrival Of THE Cartel Cbauneey.

I'VE w AONND A>oSs ~o'
Laft evening arrived at this port, the
Cartel fch. Chauncey, Capt. Depeyfer, in
the very lhort paHage of % days from
Offend, which place The left on the even
ing of the 1t of November, with Def
patches from our Minilters at Client.
The Cartel ihip Neptune had not fail
ed, but was ordered to proceed from
Ant7verp to BRET.
The news of the capture of Waihing
ton. by the Britiih their defeat at Bal
timore, and lols of their Major General
Rofs, and the capture of their fleet on
Lake Champlain, and defeat of their ar
my at Plattfburgh, reached London about
the 9Th of October, and all about the
fame lime. Their defeat on Champlain,
at Patttburgh and Baltimore, were terri
Bile hampers to the Londoners.
We have feen letter from Client oi
the 25th of October, at which time our
Mlinitets were at that place.
A Client paper Of Oct al itates,
"The negotiations at Vienna are envel'
oped in the mott profound myitery. II
is however prefumed, that in the courte
of few days the public will hear OF
iome important events which we under
ftand have been decided upon.
" Sweden has peremptorily refufed to
give up Swedifh Pomerania, until ihe is
Unidentified for the expences of the war
againa Norway, which the King of Dem
mark has not been able to efed agreeable
to the treaty Of Kiel"
A Paris paper Oa. II fays OF the
queltions of general intereft which are to
occupy the attention of the ENJOYS at
Vienna, the 6rlt without doubt will be
TO iolemnly fix the rights of nations of all
the known world and particularly thole
OF the weaker powers France and
Ruilia will itipulate in the name of hu-
manity that neutral countries fhould not
be pillaged in time of war and that war
fhould not be commenced without a pre-
vious declaration, ana even without
delay for the purpofe of negotiating.
The Emperor Alexander has put forth
the only prged capable of iniuring this
grand principle; and it is common pact
between the European powers, to dimin-
iih to half the amount of their permanent
forces"
BY circular letter of the Chancellor
Of the Exchequer, it appears that matters
Of importance will be (ubnitted to Parlia-
mcnt on its mee,ing Nov &
Lord Caltlereagh, it was faid is to be in
England at the meeting Of Parliament.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-05

Extract Of a letter f,om Washington TO the Fso, !.
The DaiJ advertiser, dated, Nop. %.
The writer after giving it as his opinion H..
Mr. Madison, sooner than have change of ,. ,.a'
would prefer dissolution Of eUn;on ohsap."y '
II ,sperfectly well known here, tina, ind;.;ss'
sis OF the democratic party have at,emoted r,aus
than once to reason with Mr. Madison on The ~.
sent staie OF things, and to urge the cxnedi.r..
OF some such change Of measures, or of ms, y
shall have tendency to conciate and uo;,a ~
peonle, and 20 make il the fault of feder,l;s,s e
union should not take place. To all these sus.
gestons, by Whenever urged, Mr.. M. is,s dsss
S an adder. He says these gentlemen m.,st.
APT e'rances--thst the republic an party was nsS
CT strongef, or more united, than at presen,.-
that the Government and he party stand high
Sc &c. 6"'
You may be certain, that there are msnv Il.
mocrstic members, who not only feel. but one n.
ly express the utmost dissatisfaction at the ~.
SEM state and present course of things. and Win
Mr.. M4d'son particularly. have no dosh, :
great many would De glad to see him quit tie
government this momen,, and lie; another and
DETER take his office.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-05
LONDON, OCT. II.

LUNDUN, DC 7 T
DIFF patches are ftated to have been
received on Saturday from Client, dated
the nth inf. Their contents have not
trantpired but report ftates, that the
lay initructions lent thither by our Min
iiters 70ere Of 10 pacific nature, as to in
ducr confident hope that the Negocia.
ton would terminate fuccelsfully.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-05
American Negotiations.
CHENT, OCT. IT.

GHENT, OCT. IT.
We learn nothing rsfpetting the Con-
grefs except that The REFLECTIVE plenipo-
tentiaries receive from time to time
dispatches. and exchange diplomatic
notes, of which nothing tranfpires.
! he Am Minilters are about TO make
a tour to Bruhels, Antwerp and the city
OF Belgium, in order to fee what is mott
remarkable in thoic places.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-05

ENPeaHi6H 10 EnlsfICd.
An expedition was fitting our at Portf
mouth on the I 9th OF OCT coniilting oil
5000 troops, to be commanded by Ma
jors Long and Todd, fuppeied for
America.
LONDON, OCT. IT.
The Secret Expediti.n failed from Cork
on the 9th inf 1t comprifed the Sultan,
"a Shamrock floop, and fix tranlports,
with troops on board. The York Chat
icurs are itated to have failed from Cove
for South America.
One of the fix ttaulports competing
the iecret expedition from Cork, and
which was filled with troops, has been
loft off Beerhaven, in Ireland, She was
between 7 and 300 tons burthen, but we
are happy to lav, that, with inc exception
Of nine, all the troops were faved
DOVER, OCT 7.
Part of the 2sth regimeat OF foot, un
der orders for America, came here TO day
70 embark.
Extract from Londan Paper.
"Sir Z Pakenham takes his departure
Immediately for America, to aAume the
command in the room of The late Gen.
Rofs. The Statira frigate is preparing
for the accommodation Of the Lieut..
Gen. and his Suite"
" 1t Is Jaid Sir George Prevsa is order
cd hnme."
LONDON, OCT. 6,
THE WASP.-We hear from author.
ity, that the Wafp, American noop OF
war, which recently fought and funk the
AUon, did not loie man, and had but
one wounded. She has iince ient
cartel into Plymouth, with challenge
to engage any two briggs in his Majeity's
iervice.
LONDON, OCT. IL.
We had news yelterday from rufcany
to the 25th of September, at which time
frequent Couriers were pailing from the
lfl1nd of Elba to Vienna. They were,
II is faid, the bearers Of dispatches from
Bonapar'e to that Court, requelting that
he might be permitted to enjoy the Scci-
ety of hia comfort, and fuperintend tn,
education of his fon.
LONDON, OCT. l8.
A Hamburger mail is arrived, together
with French papers to the 18th. bringing
Intelligence from Vienna of the cd init
Hitherto, fay the advices, the chief buff
,els has been to iettle the form of the
conferences between the miniiters Of the
principal powers. This being adjufed,
he combinations began, as was expected,
IN the hrlt. The celebrated Councillor
Cent? attends the lettings as Secretary, to
record the proceedings, The moa invio.
able friendihip is itated to fubliit between
The Emperors Of Kuiha and Aultria -
A commiilion, competed of the miniiters
of the principal iates of Germany, has
been appointed to difcufs the various OBJ
ie6ts connected with the future lta,e of
the empire.
The frigate Vengeance had brought to
Cadiz from America about fix millions
worth OF ipccie and merchandise.
PLYMOUTH, OCT. 1.
Arrived, the Chefapeake, late ameri.
can frigate, lait from Por,fmouth, having