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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-06-01
JOHN G. & S. WHITEHORNE,

JOHN u. & ). WHTTEHOKNE,
NAVE For SALE,
EoRTY hhds. n. E. RUM;
- 10000 pounds best Batavia COFFEE-deliver-
able in Providence entitled TO double de-
.9so, gust receired,
Russia and Ravens DUCK
Russia sHEETINGs
Blue NANKINS.
Newborf May IL, 1914 &c.
JONES & kAIhBONE,
Have for Sale,
LIVE hundred boxes Candles;
4 500 do do. Soap;
$50 barrels superfne Flour;
10 tons Archange Hemp;
$50 hhds. retailing Molasses;
l62 boxes Havana brown Sugar;
65 bids w. l. Rum;
200 bags debenture Coffee.
They respectfully offer their services as Auction.
and Commission Merchants, and refer for infor-
nation respecting their establishment, to Messrs.
JoHS G. & SAMUEL WHITEHoRNE, of Newport.
Providence, April %. IT,
WILLIAM WHITE,
No. II, Long WhaT Has for Sale,
Flfaf5S p bbis. pipes first quality GIN,
g 9 sif;a S'Ss' hssos. M1,asa'} WINE,
20 20 t'slse'' Ssis first quality MoLAssEs:
20 bbls. Havana brown SUGAR,
1000 w.t. COFFEE
~ chests Hyson Skin,l TEA,
10 ditto Souchong, s iHA'
10 boxes CHOCOLATE;
10 10 Ditto Ditto snadlsn sadoninso sEcARs, first quality,
ditto Playing CARDS:
100 bottles CASTOR OIL
A very large assortment of GROCERIES as usual
March s. 1914 tf
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-06-01
CRANSTON & SHAW,

Offer az private safe. on reasonable terms
$40 hhds. old crop Havana Molasses
l20 do. new do. do. March 81.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-27

Guilay's corps opposite Landenau corps
at Zwerickaw. and the remainder of tie ar
my the left leaning on Grobun. the right
on Naumsdorf.
The bridges of Wurtzen and luxembourg,
upon the Mp da, & the position of Waucha
upon the Par,ha, were occupied by ourtroops.
Every thing announced great battle.
The result of our Il fferent movements, in
'hese six days, has been 5000 prisoners. Sc
verai pieces OF cannon, and doing much IN
Jury to the enemy. P,iuce Poniatowski has
m those affairs covered himself with glory.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-27

a committee was then appointed to carry
it TO his royal highness.
Thanks to Lord Weiiingfon and TO our
army.-l.ord Bathurst gave notice Of mo-
ton for this purpose on Monday. Adjourned
till Saturday.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-27
FRENCH OFFICL.fL BULLETINS
Detailing the disasters and defeats of the

FRENCH OFFICLfL BULLETINS,
Detailing the disasters and efeats of the
French Army.
hRHNCE. PARIS, Oct. 90, 1913.
Her majesty tie empress queen and Re
gent, has received the following accounts OF
the situation of the armies, up to the 9TH of
October
Gen. Count Lefebvre Desnou,tes was at
tackled on the ssh September, at z O'Clock
in the morning. at Aitenberg, by 10, 600 ca
valry and 5000 infantry. He effected his
retreat before so, superior forces he made
some hne charges, and did the enemy much
injury He lost three hundred of his infsn
try; re arrived upon the Sale. The enc
my was commanded by the Hetman Platoif
and Gen. Fhielman.,., Prince Poniatow ski
marched on the Cd upon Altenberg, by Nos
san. Waldheim, Colditz, he overthrow the
enemy took more than four hundred prison
ers and drove him into Bohemia. :. cSc
On the 9th the Prince of the MosI,wa
took possession of Dessau. which Swedish
divi ion coupled. and drove that division
back upon the tete. dc jtont. On the follow
nS day the Swedes arrived to .re-iakc the
town Gen. GuiileRinot allowed them topass
till within grape shot; then unmasked his
batter 3 and repulsed them with considera-
able loss.
YIN the 50 october the eDemy's army of
Silesia marched by Konigsbruck, and Elster-
werda upon the Elster, threw over a bridge
ut the bend, which the Z be forms at Wir-
temberg, and passed that river Gen. Der
trand was placed on an isthmus, in fine DO
sition, surrounded by banks and marshes.
bet"een nine o'clock in the morning and
ive in the evening, The enemy made Sever.
attacks, and was always repulsed. He les
I oOO0 dead upon the field Of b 4ttle; our los
was 500 killed or wounded. This great dit
terence was owing To the good dispos;ior
which Morand and Fontanelli's divisions oc
cuPied. In the evening Gen. Bertrand, see
ing new forces debouche. thought proper to
effect his retreat. and took a position uDor
the Mulda with the Prince of Moskwa.
On the eth. the Prince of Moskwa was at
Dalitzch, upon the left bank Of Nln ia -
Fhe Duke of Ragusa & Gen. Latour VI.
bourg's corps of cavalry were at Dulenbosrq
The Sd corps was at Torgau. Two hundred
and fifty partizans, commanded by Russi
an Major Gen. had marched upon Mulhau
sen. and learning that Cassel was without
troops, they attempted surprize upon thu
gates of Cassel. They we're repulsed; bu,
the following day the Westphalian troop
having disbanded themselves, the partizans
enesed Cassel. They gave up to pllage
every thing which fell INFO their hands and
few days after he left it. Thu King Of
Westphalia had retired upon the Rhine.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-15

IL sourrcunded, and the Danish army
was cut off from relief.
Marshal Davoust had retired into
Hamburger. BY his retreat he lett the
right OF the Danes exposed to the mis-
fortunes they have suffered; and, upon
his march, the French cavalry was over
taken and routed, after sharp action,
by tho Russian division under General
Wor oDzow.
The Allied troops, after this success,
crossed the Eyder, and had already over
run great paEl Of Sleswig, when the
Danish government solicited and obtain
ed suspension Of arms. BY the terms
of this srmis,ice, the whole OF Hoisteln
and that part of Slcswig bordering inc
Eyder, are to remain in the possession
the Allies, and the Danish army IN fens-
burgh is to remain unmolested, but IS TO
receive provisions only ,hro' the country
occupied by the allied troops, and Is 70
make no addition to the existing worAs
of the place.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-15
BULLETIN.
WAX DEPARTMENT, Dec. %.

A despatch has been received from
the Lieut.. Gov. Of Helisoland. enclos-
ing the copies of letters from the Rus
sian Gen. Tettenhorp, dated Teningen,
the lIth and 18th Dec.
By these it appears that the Allied
Army, under the Prince Royal Of Swe-
Hen, had subdued the whole of the Da.
chy Of Holstein, and part OF the Duchy
1T Sleswig with the exception Of the
sortresscs of Gluckstadt and Rend.bure,
in the latter of these places the Danish
army had taken refuge, after having been
cut off from Marshall Davoust's corps,
and having been defeated in two actions
by General Walmoden and bv the Swe.
dish troops: Rensdsburg was complete.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-15
cHAaEEsroN, March 4.
J. .aTE FoRgIGN NEWs.

Feooa she Bahama Gazette Extra, Fee
!, ruary 8.
By thu schooner North Gray, Captain
GnANr, fra,n Gresneck, last from
Por,smoata, in 81 days, English pa
mars as received to the lst oil. Janua-
r., Gprnishiag Intelligence of as gio.
rious aud hnparsant q nature, as that
10 " Itch We are of late accustomed.
The Dispatches from Lord Welhng.
ton are long and highly interesting
Lord CaslIersagh embarked on the ,a7th
December fqr the Continent, to pro-
coed TO Frankfort. where the dltfereni
Soyereigns were assembled, but Peace
is act spoken of.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-15
~s7sr-ssses~szsr.
PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be sold at public auc,iaI
the highest bidder, on Wednesday,
10th OF March next, at II o'clock md
forenoon, before the Coffee Houa|
Alexandria, all my right title AID /
,erest, as assignee of Dayid EastcA /
Tor the benefit of Jas. Cayan, 10 4
IN the following tracts Of iAND,a
256 8 Acres being myp|
portion Of an undivided third 4
Of a tract Of land in Harrison CCrI
Virginia, laying on buchanan E||
containing 400 Acrss
Also, 366 90 Acres, bd
my proportion of an undivided 4
part of a tract of Land in Ra@t
County, Va. laying on the m'ttsFi
of Monongalia River, containing
Acres.
ADJ, ~oO oo Nieyt Duj
my proportion of an undivided
part Of a tract, of Land in Randoa
County, Va. LAYING on Big.SsEd x
containing 1920 A res.
Also, 600 Acres in Mono
gala County, Va. rear MorsaslOsl-
Terms Of SAFE Cash.
And at Private Sale,
1850 Acres, beng my prop0rtld''
IN undivided tract Of Lapd in k'th
wa County, Va. containing 5O,NeA
cres. For terms apply 10
JAS. KENNEDY, j.
Feb II ',hs
60 The Sale Of the aO''
Property is postponed till y
turday the 26th instant.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-15
FITTsBuRe, Msycb .

oheRs, March 9
Extract efa ietter from h.
February "a, 1914
|" Two days since Manr H.,
ceived a letter by expires. (,oD' .
Burn, ofthe ID regiment liyh,a
dated e, Sacket's Harbor, Il, "a.
He states that certain lilarn'G
been received q, lbat post, ,b., ,''
gulars End 500 seaEen Were
march from Kingston wi,a ,;..
stroy the shipping on the upN,,
The enemy have a gr,eJ,Do.'
boats at Long Point. TIE Il,
lake is nearly destroyed and s;a,r,
weather continue much longer.
expect q visit from tina, pl,e.
block house on ths Pennsul, i
strong work, but am inlorm,s !
there are sand hills within ,,TDo, |
of it, from behind which battcl., y
be placed 20 play upon it and ma
A blsck house was nearly finished
old American fort. Major Mall
had itpulled down. and is shou, tras'
one on the plan Of Capt. Elliccu',g,
house.
Gen. Mead still continue, b..
The General has received ordeu,sI.,
the whole militia force il seryice, !
as there was a prospect Of danger
consequence Of this, the GeHeraI had,
termined to call out the lstbrisaa
gain, but they have not yet nrntt
presume that the information recs,
received will induce the Generslbl,
ru them
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-15

report OF the committee ou.l,
agreed to- S'''ea
A desaltory proceedins ~,
various propositions mad. w. s
to reverse THEREFOR. Of the :.
and extend relief to the pe,;,i o''s,
fore It came to any decision a'
port. V
The committee rose, re,,..
sress and obtained leave to s si,.s
And the House adjourned. ~
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-05
Genuine Family Medicines.
JUST RECEIVED BY
James Kennedy and Son.
!. FRESH sufPLr OF THE FOLLOWING
Genuine Medicines,

r'or the prevention, and cure OF Bill
Iious and Malignant Fevcrs, is re-
commended
HAHN'S ANTI.BlLIOUS Pills
TIL Medicine has been attended
with degree of success highly CRATE
III to the inventors feelings, in seyc-
raj part. OF the West Indies, and the
,outhers and Middle States. pariicu-
larly in N. YORK, Philadelphia, Bslti-
more, Petersburg, Richmond, Norfolk,
t,denton, Wilmington, Charleston, ano
savannah. The testimony OF mum
Der OF persons in each Of the above
place. Can be adduced, who have rea,
son TO believe, that timely use OF this
.alutary remedy has, underProvidence,
preserved their lives, when in the most
,lar,ning circumstances
Facts of this conclusive nature speak
nor. in favor OF a medicine than co.
lumns of pompous culosy, founded on
ne . assertion.
Ii is not, indeed. prssumptuously
proposed as an infal!ibls cure, but the
veator has every possible reason that
CAR result from extensive experience,
for believing, that a dose Of these pills
AIKEN once in every two weeks, dar'ns
the prevalence of oul bilious fevers.
viii prove An infallible preventative !;
and further, that in the earlier stages
OF those diseases, their use will very
general succeed in restoring health,
and frequently in cases"estesmed dss-
psrate, and beyond The power OF COM
moo remedies
The operation of these Pills is per-
fec,y mild, so that they may be used
with safety by persons Of every situa-
ton, and of every age.
They are oScclleni'y adapted to car
ry of supsrHuous bile, and prevent It's
morbid secretions-to restore and a
mend the appetite--ts produce free
perspiration, * thereby prevent colds,
which are often Of fatal consequences-
A dose never fails to remove cold, IT
taken on its FIRST appearance. They
are celebrated for removing habitual
costiveness-sickness at the stomach,
and severe head.ache--and ought TO be
taken by all persons on change oil
climate.
They have been found remarkably
eficacious in preventing and curing
disorders attendant on long voyages,
aud should be procured, and carefully
preserved for use, by every seaman
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-05
HAMILTON's
Worm DESTROYING L0xeHses,


Which have within years past, cur
ed an immense humber Of persons OF
both sexes, of every age, and in every
situation, of various dangerous com.
plants arising from Worms, and OF ob-
structions or foulness in the stomach
aud bowels.
This medicine bears no analogy what.
ever to others of similar title, so COM
monty complained Of as operating with
violence on the contrary, aparuculsr
excellence ofthis remedy is its being
suited to every ags and osnstitution.-
Il contains nothing but what ispsrfect.
" innocent, and i. SO mild in its ope-
ration that il cannot iniure the most de.
'licatc pregnant lady, or the tender
est infant of week old, should ne
worms exist in the body but will
without pain or gripping, cleanse the
stomach and bowels, oil whatever is
foul or offensive, and thereby prevent
she production of worms, and many
fatal disorders. This lozeDges ars par
ticularly efEicacious in carrying of all
cross humors aud eruptions, fsverish
and bilious complaints, and are the
'afest and mildes. purgatiys that Can
be used OH any occasion.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-05
William Hume,
August Is.


LATE Of the University OF Edinburgh,
Who, for the present year has eeen'ap-
pointed Conjanct Professor OF the
Greek and Latin Languages in the A
cademy Of this Town, will open class
for instrusting young Ladies or Cen
tlemen in the French Language; as
soon as sufficient number Of Pupils
can be obtained. 1t is intended to form
two distinct classes, to be taught at Sc
parate hours, which interfere not with
the proper business Of the Academy,
In this way Of reading, tho persst and
most celebrated writers in the reign
of Louis the XIV. the Augustan age
of France, will be selected. TIE writ
ing and speaking of the LaBgaags will
be also attended to.
The Glasses are to consist OF 10 each
Terms 5 10 per quarter. APPiieatfen
may be made at the Academy.
SEPTEMBER 90.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-05
tixsjltu Luita,y Reward.
August 60.

,LONDED from Woodstock.
the residence OF MIR. Bernard M. Car.
ter, in Fauquier county, Virginia, on
the sight Of the Goth Of September,
1914 a Mulitto Man, the property ol
MIR. Bernard Carter. called WILLl'
.hA1--hs is about ~ years OF age, s
feet 9 inches high, Of slender form,
with black eyes that are circied with
red. and has good countenance. He
possesses a good address with civil
manners, and has been accustomed to
the duties Of dining room servant, In
which line he has bsen well taught and
excells. He viii doubtless endearoi
to pass for freeman, and will preba.
bly change his name and show forged
writing purporting he is tIes. he had
on when he went away, a blue cloth
roundabout, red cashmere waistcoat
blds corduroy pantaloons, and new
furrcd hat covered with an oil-clcth -
He carried with him velvet coat md
pantsloons, and other wearing apparel
The above reward will be paid 10 any
person who will apprehend him if out
Of Virginia, and secure him so that re
be brought home, and also all reasona.
bic charges for bringing him home ;
but if t.ken in Virginia and brought
home, FORTY Dol Lass will be
paid and all reasonable chsrses.
Bernard NJ. Carter,
BY Robert Randolph. his At.
torney IN fact.
nrtot.r ~
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-05
TO Rem 1,
PUBlIo SALE.

WILL sell on Friday the 4th day
o. November ii fair i. not the next
far d., all my HOUSEHOLD FUR.
NtTURE * KITCHEN UTENSILS
% every description, consisting OF ?
er.,.ti va,iet5 OF articles. many Of then.
cfsxcc len, qualiy-A handsonls Che.
rio. which has not been used SINGER,
Wa. completely repaired, with a set OF
new Harness.
ALSO,
Al, Stosk Of .t>le, {among then
sore god diich cow.) Oxen, Horses
kilcs; /, hundred aud hity head o!
Shrvp, W ich has besn crossed tor
taree o. four years wiz the best inn
D. lei Mcrins Rams, !Gd Farm'ag U
teasiis of every description. A credit
O. nins maa,hs, VIII DC given Oh all
su,a. above Sen D liars Notes with
approved security viii be REQUIRED, to
bear interest from the d&ys, II mol
pEnctuaily paid.
A, tue same time and place, the
Executors 7:Gcorge Mason, deceased
vii sell variety of Household Fur
a,ury, some handsome Plate, and an
s,-eelient Telescope. The terms will
be made known on the day OF vile.
George Graham.
Lexington, Fairfax County, Oct. Is.
dts.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-05
.Hamilton's Grand Resto'
ratiVe,

Is recommended as an Invaluable
medicine, for the speedy rslIst& per-
nanent cure OF this various complaints
resulting from dissipated pleasures.
juvenile indiscretions, residence IN Gil
mates, uniavorablc 10 the constitution,
the immode,ate use Of tea, frequent
,n,oxicatiun, or any other destructive
..Dtemrsrsnce, ,ae unskil'ul or excess
,ive use of mercury, the diseases Iecu'
Ii r to females at a certain period Of
life, bad lyinss in, &c.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-05
October 3,
State of MARYLAND.

To al EhcS The /tHo.rnmay concern
PUBLICNOTiCE.
There will be petition 70 tho mex
General Assembly OF this state. for q
Law TO sell and d'ipnse of the real
estate Of Jshn Weston late Of Hartford
county, deceased /; fer the purpose OF
making an equal distribution thereof,
between the lawful heirs Of the deceas.
ed.
N. B. Tbs singular situation Of the
property Of the said deceased, and the
heirs, Untitled to portions thereof, is the
cause Of this manner Of notice.
BARULH FOWLER,
for Lewis Weston * Elizabsth Philips.
THOMAS WOOTTON,
ARhBELLA W0OTTOk,
JOHN SMITH
August Is. iavtiD
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-05
Public Sale.

DY virtue OF a Deed Of Trus, from
I'D Ann Linton Nssbett, TO toe suS.
scriber, dated on the twenty. fifth day Of
August. 1917, to secure the payment If
8 1858 Is, with interest from the 9Th
April 1912, due from the said Ann
Linton Nesbett and James Ns.bett, to
Messrs. William Newton and John
Muncastcr : shall on the third Mon.
day in November next, at Fairfax Cour,
House, sell at public auction, for one
half down and the balance in s months
Bearing interes! from the sale.
The following tract ofLAnd,
Situate in the county Of Fairfax, upon
Occoquan River, bounded according to
the deed Of trust as follows beginning
at an old decayed stump at the mouth
Of Sandy Run, and running thence north
two hundred and Gtty.two poles to two
small psplsrs, and a small mulberry
tree, near Joseph Hampioa's fence,
themes south eishty.two degrees and
an halt vest along the fence of tho
said Joseph Hampton, and with line
Of marked trees, two hundred and sfy
two poles, to q point within six poles
of en- old fallen tree and box saplin
lately narked--thence south four dc.
grees west oBe hundred ard ten poles
10 Oecoguan river, thence with the me-
aRders Of the river, and binding there.
with until it would intersect the opys-
site line If continued-thence from tho
point Of intersection continuing the
same course south four degrees west
one hundred and thiriy-hve poles to I'll.
other part OF Occoquan river, thence
with the meanders Of the said river, ard
binding thsreupon to the beginning,
supposed to contain 5lS acres and eight
poles. The whole or so much Only Of
the above tract will be sold as shall DO
sufficient to pay the above-sum sith III
terest thereon and the costs OF the salc.
The subscriber will make no other desd
than as trustee, conveying whatever
right the said Am l.. Ee,bstt has to tie
land.
Edm: !. Lee,
TrKsfsa.
N. B. The land will DO shown BY Mr..
Nesbit who resides on the premises.
Ss~temhrr "A ~
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-05
The Genuine Persian Lo
ton.

So celebrated among the fashiona.
be throughout Europe, is an inyalua.
BILE cosmetic, perfectly innocent and
safe, free from corrosive and repellcnt
minerals, (the basis of other lotions)
and of unparalleled efficacy in rsmov-
ing blemishes of the face and skin,
rockies, pimples, inaammatery red
ness, scurfs, letters, ringworms, sun
burns, prickly heat, sc. The Persian
Lotion operates mildly, without i'm
pedine the natural, insensible perspi'
ration, which is essential to health, yet
its effects arc speedy and permanent,
rendering the skin delicately soft and
smooth, & improving the complexion
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-05
HAMILTON's
Genuine Essence and Ex-
tract of Mustard,

A safe and efectual remedy for
Rheumatism, Govt, Palsy, Sprains, x
sruises, White Swellings, Old Strains
and Relaxstions, Nunbness and Weak
ness Of the Neck, Pain. Of the Side,
Headache, Svelled Faces, Frozen
Limbs, and every similar complai9te
Il pr vents Chilblairs or Chopped
Hands and the i'll effects Of getting
wet or damp in the feet.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-05
To Rent or Lease.

I will aent or Lease from one TO ter
wears, the estate OF Andrew Balmain
deceased, consisting Of upwards Q
SEQ misunderstanding thcrcirom, fel
mo use Of my Sister and Children, tn,
House and about forty Acres Of Land
Il Is therefore needless to describe !
a. those wishing to rent, viii FIRST view
the premises.
Robt. P. Washington.
August 90.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-05
The Damask Lip Salye.
Restorative Powder tor the
Teeth and Gums.

This excellent preparation comforts
and strengthens the gums, preserves
1tae enamel from decay, and cieanses
and whitens the teeth, by absorbing all
the acrimonious slime and ioulhess'
which, suffered to accumulate, never
fails to injurs and hnalirru them
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-05
Fsue Dollars kesrard.
October s


STRAYED or stolen from the SUI
scriHer living in Alexandra, TWO
COWS, one a b!a k Cow OF round bt .
dy, and both horns sawed OF rather
close to the head. The other brin-
ileCow, of long and slender body,
horns rather wide, a white spot in
aer face, tbs fore feet and ian ks are
" hite, a long tail with white bushy
spd f; ard, il rightly Iecollsctsd, a
iii, in the upper part Of the right ear.
Whoever returns them to the sub,eri-
her shall receive Eve dollars, or the
half Tor either.
Eliza Wilson.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-05
IL Dollars Reward.

IAN AWAY from the Suhscribes
N about the l2ib inst anegro man
named HU MPAREY, about 40 ysar
of ago, abeut feet inches high.
clothss net recoIla cted-he is sufposea
to bs lurking about Alexandra. as ne
has a wife living with Dir. Charles
Mandkins- he formerly lived in IRIS
place. lwil! give the above reward 10
any person who will secare o!rn ~ 'ay
Jail so thar get him si,"in.
John WILKINSON.
October %. saw"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-05
ITCH CURED.
Lees Ointment for the
Itch.

Warranted an inralliblo remedy 1t
one application, may be used with
perfect safety on infants week civ,
40, containing particle Of mercury CT
any dangerous ingredient whateyer,
and net accompanied with that tor
meating smart which attends the ap-
plicatioH oil other rclacdies.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-05
Tooth-Ache Drops.

The only remedy yet discovered
which gives lynne diatc and lasting re.
lief in the mott severe instances.