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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-03-31
PARIS. Feb. Z.

The entertainments which have been
raised as the barriers of Paris, are this
day completed.
On the Esd ult. the emperor and King
issued his letters patent, confirming the
Regency of the Empire in her Majesty
the Empress and Queen Maria Louisa.
The Cardinal Maury has issued man
date, ordering that public prayers be offer
ed to Almighty God for the prosperity of
his Majesty's arms, against the invasion
of the French territory by the allied pow
ers.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-03-31
PARIS, Feb. 5.

They write from Versailles that a divi-
sion of the army of Spain ISoult'sl ar
rived there this day and that to morrow
and the day after they will be followed
by a second and third
Feb. At was reported here yesterday
that an engagement had taken place at
Briennc, the first of Frebruary but we
decline giving an account it to our rea-
dears as we have not received the particu-
lars.
We have seen this day a great num-
Der of military men who lately made a
part of the army on the frontier of Spain.
They will depart tomorrow for Cham
pain.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-03-31

JOHN BORLASE WARREN.
TO Captain Talbot, cfhis nsajesty's saip
Victorious; or the senior officer Of has
Najesty's ships off Nsp London.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-07-28
Holporaiso, April 4. 1914.

SRI have received a paper signed BY
you dated yesterday, stating that You had
exchanged certain wounded prisoners, max.
ing part of my crew for the captain and
crew of the prize ship Sir Andrew Ham.
mond, which paper | have taken the liber.
ty to return you, and protest in the strong
est terms against such an arrangement.
In the fret place, the wounded and helm.
less individuals therein named, do not wish
such an exchange /; n died last night, and
several others expect to share his fate.
Secondly, should | from any circumstan.
ces be separated from them, which would
be more likely to be the case than if thew
remained prisoners, their situation would
be more deplorable than it is at present.
Thirdly, this arrangement has beer made
without my consent, and far from offering
equal advantages to the United States. .
have the honor TO be, &c.
(Signed) ID. PORTER.
Commodore James HiHydr, com.
mdnding HI b. Majssty's Fri.
gate Ph@bc.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-07-28
Martinsburgh, Virginia,
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
JOHN ALBURTIS.
EertttS of tbe Ga3ette.

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No subscription received for a shorter term than
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insertion, and for continuance after that time Is
cents per week.-Subscribers will continue to
receive a reduction of 1e-fourth on their Ad-
yertisements.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-07-28
WASHINGTON CITY, July 20.

Copy of a letter from Major Gen. Brown
to the Secretary of War, dated
Head. Quarters, (Chippeua PIains)
July 9TH, 1914.
DEAR SIR-On the Cd inst. l issued my
orders for crossing the Niagara river, and
made the arrangements deemed necessary
for securing the garrison of Fort Erie. On
the Sd that post surrendered at S, P. NJ
Our loss in this affair was four of the 25th
regt. under major Jessup, of Brig. Gen,
SCOTS brigade, wounded. have enclosed
a return of the prisoners, ofthe ordnance
and ordnance stores captured.
To secure my rear, ] have placed a gar
rison in this fort, and requested capt Ken
nedy to station his vessels near the post.
On the morning of the 4th, Brig. General
Scott, with his brigade and a corps of ar
tillery, was ordered to advance towards
Chippewa, and be governed by circum-
stances; taking care to secure a good mill
tary position for the night. After some
skirmishing with the enemy, he selected
this plain with the eye of a soldier, his
right resting on the river, and a ravine
being in front. At II at night | joined him
with the reserve under Gen. Ripley, our
field and battering train, and corps of ar
tillsry under major Hindman. General
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-07-28
ii. B. M. sHir PHoEsE, ?
E~dlpGraiso. AprilA

ueS0, hPil*
Sri have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt of your letter ofthis DAYS date.
protesting against the arrangement made
in the paper you returned, and to express a
regret that my wish, which was to ~alleyi-
ate, and not to increase the affection. of
your wounded officers and crew, has failed
of being gratitied. ! am sorry YOU have
thought proper to mention the dead and
dying, as SO fully explained to YOU this
morning that, in the event of the loss Of any.
other names should be added to the list. I
shall now direct capt. VIM. Porter to consi.
der himself still a prisoner of war on his pa
role but as ! have ordered the people to
go on board the Essex TO work, under the
impression that no difficulty would arise,
will liberate in exchange an equal number
of prisoners for them, as their names. be-
ing searnen, shall be found to follow each
other on your late ships books, and give
up also 2 mates or midshipmen, for 2 mates
which are of the English party--I hope
this may prove satisfactory to your govern
ment and self.
am yours &c.
tSignedl JAS. HILLYAR.
Captain DaUid Porter.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-07-28
T~alpardiso, April S.

Valparaiso, April 5.
SrR-The arrangement which you have
suggested respecting the exchange of the
seamen of the Sir A. Hammond, for an
equal number of seamen of the late United
States frigate Essex. as they stand on the
list furnished you, is perfectly satisfactory.
1t will be a great satisfaction to the three
officers who accompanied the Essex, to
know, that after your object in taking them
with yon shall be effected, there will be no
difficulty in their proceeding Immediately
for the United States. l take the liberty
therefore to suggest that they might be ex-
changed here for captain William Porter
and his three mates. This will be an ac-
commodation to all parties. and reconcile
the officers SO exchanged to a separation
from their friends.
l have the honor to be, &c.
(Signed) ID. PORTER,
Commodore James HilIyar, Com
mianding HIS Majesty'S Frigate
PhR6e.
Here follows a list ofthe names of l32
prisoners. liberated on parole. to proceed
to the United States in the Essex J%unior.l
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-07-28

Valparaiso, 5th April, 1914.
SIR have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt of your several favors of yester
days date
The conditions offered by you for our re-
turn to the United States are perfectly sa
tisfactory to me, and | entertain no doubts
Of their being equally SO to my country. l
therefore DO not hesitate to pledge my hon
or (the strongest bond | can giveJ that eve
ry article OF the arrangement shall, on our
part, be fully complied with-a list of the
Essex Juniors crew shall be furnished you
as soon as it can be made out, and her dis
armament effected with all possible dis
patch.
Ihave the honor to be, &c.
(Signedl ID. PORTER.
Com. James Hihyar.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-07-28

Commodore Hillyar sent me a paper GER
trying that he had exchanged certain indi-
vleuals therein named, making a part of
the crew of the Sir Andrew Hammond,
for an equal number of the most severely
wounded ofmy erew-this oecasioned the
following letters:
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-08
HAMILTON's
Worm DESTROYING Lo1enScs,


Which have witn,li esia past cur.
ed an immense au'nber OF persons OF
Doth sexes, OF every age, ana IN ever,
situation, OF varioas dangerous com.
plants arising from Worms, aud Of OBJ
81 uctions or lou,ness in the stomach
and bowels
This medicine bears no analogy " hat.
ever TO others of similar title, so com,
monly complained Of as operating with
violence OF tna contrary, apriiculsr
excellence o! this remedy is its being
suited 10 every age and constilrhcn.-
I, ccntaius nothing but what is perfect
" Innocent, and IS so mild in its opc.
ration that i, Cannot injure the most de-
,ica;c pregnant isGy, or the tender
e., infant Of week old, should ms
worms exist in ths body hut will
without p.;n or gripping, cleanse the
stomach and bowels, o; whatever is
foul or offensive, and thereby prevent
the production of worms, and man,
fatal disorders. The ioz. Dges ara par
ticuIar'y efFicacious in carry ing OF all
gross Aumors and eruptions, feyerish
and bilious complaints. and are the
,aiest and miles. purgative that Can
be used on any OCCASION.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-08
William Hume,
Angus, Is.

l. ATE OF the University Of Edinburgh,
who, for the present year has been ap.
pointed Conjunct Professor OF the
Greek aud Latin Languages in the A
cademy 81 this Town, will open class
for ins,rua,ing young Ladies or Gen
t.emen in the French Language as
soon as sufficient number OF Pupils
cun b. obtained. 1t is intended to fotm
two distract classes, TO he taught t Sc
parate hours, which interfere not with
the proper business Of the Ara envy
in the way OF r:adins, the furest an"
most celebrated writers in ,hc reign
Of Louis the XIV. the Augustao sge
Of France, will be selected. Ire writ
ing and speaking of the Language viii
oe also attended TO.
The Glasses are to consist OF loeach'
Terms 8 10 per quarter. Applicatioa
NAV be made at the Academy.
Septem CIR 20.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-08
Genuine Family Medicines.
JUST RECEIVED By
James Kennedy and Son
, rRzsH sURftr OF TIE soLLo~ise
Genuine Medicines.

:or the prevention. and cure OF BIZ
iious AMI Malignant Fevers, Is re-
comm ended
IAHN'S ANrI.BiLIOUS PILLS
THIS Medicine has been attende'
18th a degree Of success highly CRATE.
u, to the inyeutor's feelings, In sew
ri pact, Of the West Indies, and IN
,outhcrs and Middle States, p-rticr-
.ar.y in Y, YORK., philadelphia, Bait
y, IRE, Petersburg, Richmoai, Ncrio'S
denton, Wilmington. Charie ston' an
savannah. Tae testimony o! a Lun
ar Of persons in each of the sbo'
,l-ces can be addueed, who have &c
On to believe, that a timely use OF thi-
alut.ry remedy has, under fIoHienc'
preserved their lives, when Ia the Inos
alarming circumstances.
Facts OF this conclusive nature speai
nors in favor OF medicine than c..
umn, NJ ponpous eulo -, founded OF
mere assertion
L, is not, indeed. presumptuousl,
proposed as an inial!ib!e cure, but III
ilven;or mas every possible reason til I
- result from extensive experience
| ,r 5e.lc7ing. that dose of these pills
iaxen once in every two weeks, dur n,
,,e prev 1ience of ouI hi.lioas fcvcra
sill prove al inf.liible preventative /;
md further, that IN the carrier stages
os those disease, their use will YER.
generally succeed in restoring health
add frequently in cases esteemed des.
3erste, and beyond the power OF com.
mon remedies
The operation Of these Pills is per-
fecty mild, SO that they may be used
vita safety by persons Of every situa-
lion, and of every age.
| They are e~ccllently adapted to car.
ry of sapsrhuous bile. aud prevent it:
mo sold secretions-to restore and a
mend the sppe,ite-ta produce Tree
oerspiralion, s. tnereh. prevent colds
which arc often OF fatal consequence
4 dose never fails TO remove cold, u
taken on its first appearance. The,
ire celebrated Tor removing habi,uS
costiveness-sicknsas at the stomach
and severe head-ache-and ought to br
taken by all persons OIL charge o
cl,mate.
] They have bccn found remarkah',
cf6cscious in preventing and curlne
disorders attendant on long VOYAGES
and should be procured, and CAREFUL!
preserved for use, b. every seaman
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-08
Hamilton's Grand ReSto-
ratiVe,
ratlVe,

Is recommended as an Invaluable
medicine, for The speedy rei'ei K per
aancnt cure OF the various complaint
resulting from dissipated pleasures
Juvenile indi:cre,ions, residence IN Gil
IN ates, un!avorabie 10 the constitution
tns immoderate VIC oil tea, frequent
ntoxicalion, or any other DESTRUCTIVE
,ntemssrance, the unskiliul or exces'
,,ve use OF atercury, the diseases Lecu'
art females at certain period O
aie, bad lying. Ill, &c.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-08
October
State OF MARYLAND.

To oil whon The jcNow;naicy concern
PUBLICNOriCE.
There will be petiiiOn 10 the next
General Assembly ct this state, for a
law to sell and dispose Of the real
estate of Jshn Weston late Of Hartford
county, deceased for the purpose oil
making an equal distribution thereof,
between the lawful heirs Of ihc deceas.
ed.
n. B. The singular situation of the
property Of the said deceased, and the
he'll, Untitled TO portions thereof, Is the
cause OF this manner of notice.
BARUCH FOWLER,
for Lewis Weston * E',zshelh Philips
THOMAS WoOTTON,
ARABELLA WCOrTOF,
JOHN SMITH
August Is. iawtlD
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-08
70 Rent or Lease.

I will Rent or Lease from one to ter
carr, tho estate Of Andrew Balmain,
deceased, consisting Of upwards O
800 Acre..-Reserving thereirom, io'
nc use Of my Sister and Children, tbs
House and about forty Acres OF Lane
1, is therefore needless to describe 4
those wishing to rent, will hrst'lsV
ne premises.
Robt. P. Washington.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-08
IL Dollars Reward.

n AN AWAY from tho Subaerihes
H aboa, the i9th INST negro man
named HU PHREf. a oIi 90 YEAR,
Of aga ahou; feet inches hiek--
eeihes not recoilected-he is supposed
~ h- lurking about Alexandra. as he
has wife liring with Mr.. Charles
Mandkins- he formerly lived in this
pIsee. will give the above rew.rd 10
any pers n who vii, secure him in'any
i'll So laA Get him again.
John WILKINSON. 7
Oc.oicr 20. 2ayd.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-08
The Genuine Persian Lo-
ton.

So celebrated among the fashiona.
bic throughout Europe, is an invalua-
BILE cosmetic, perfectly innocent and
safe, free from corrosive md rePeIleni
minerals, tihe basis OF other lotionsI
and Of unparalleled efficacy in remov-
log blemishes of the face and skin,
irecs.ss. pimples, inaammatory red
ness scurf,, letters, ringworms, sun
burns, Prlckly hca', SC. The Pcrsian
Lotion oners,es mildly, without i'm
peiing the natural, insensible perspi-
ratior, which is essential to health, yet
its effects are speedy and permanent,
rendering The skin delicstely soft and
smooth, & improving the complexion.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-08
PubIic Sale.

DY Virtue Of Oeed of Trust frsa
I'D Ann Lin,on Ne:belt,ito tbs sub
scriher, dated on the twenty FIFTH cay Vi
August isia, to secure the prymeet ~
x,5ss ", whh isterest from tie s.h
Apr,l lss7. due from the said Ann
Linton Nesbett and J'u,es Neabeit.
Mss.rs. William Nes,on ard JONI,
Mancaster / shall on the third Mon
day in " vemher next. at FAufax Cqur'
Fcsse, sci, Al punlic auction, i"s ott
halt down and tie balsase in months
besriug interes, iFsm the sale
The following tract OF Land,
Sisas,e ia The eoun,y at Fairfax, up"
Oceo1uan RIVER, bounded according to
tie deed CT tros, as iailoss: 6esinn'ns
al an Id aesayed stump At the mouth
ofSaady Rin, and runmng thence NORTH
tao hso.lred ard 6!ry tue poles 10 two
small pap!a-s. aai small muleeri!
tree, neas Joseph hamp,oI's fence
,aencc ,outa eish,y-two degrees sno
AN h.ii wcs, along the fence oil :hc
SID Joseph Hampton, and With Inc
oil aarsed trees, too hundred and h'ir
tao ,o;ss, TO pcin; within six poles
oi - old fallen tree and box sapiin
lately narkei-thencc south iohr de-
.yrses vest eae h1ndre,i and ten poles
10 OSsouusn river, thence with the ne
aaiers of the river, and birding there.
with untii IT would in,eFscct the cppo'
size line IL con inued-,hence f'om the
pa,a, of iatcrssction continuing the
sac course south four desTees @es'
90. hundred aaS illir,i-h'c poies TO an
n,acr par, Of Occoquau river. thence
with the mesnde,s OF the SAID river, art
binding ,hereuprn 20 The beginning
sanposel to cnItain SIS acres and eigh
pctss The whole or so much oBls o
tbr above trac, win be sole as shall bt
<Tghcisot 70 psv tae above sum vita 'n
tsr thereca and the costs OF the ssie
Tie subscriber will ;naSe 40 Other deco
ti,n as trustee, conserving wta,cve'
right the said Am l.. Ne.oett has to IN,
laGd.
Ethn: I. Lee,
Trus'ee
n. B. The land will be shown by Mr.
Nssbit who resides on the premises.
c-alcmEer - s
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-08
HAMILTON's
Genuine Essence and Elk.
tract of Mustard,

A safe and effectual remedy for
Rheumatism, Gout. Palsy, Sprains, y
Bruises, White Swellings. Old Strain.
and Reiaxa,ions, Nunbness and Weak
ness of The Neck, Pains Of the Size,
Headache, Swe'led Faces, Frozes
Limbs, and every similar complaint.
Il pr vents Ch'lblams or Chopped
Hasds and the i'll effect. OF getting
wet or damp in the feet.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-08
LAND FOB SALE.
Trae, of LAND in Fairfax coun.
e., ave rsile, from Alexandria, con.
tsIsIsg ABOUT
$50 ACRES

Adjoining he .eais Of Thompson Ma-
sen and James Patton, Esqrs. the qua
Eiy OF the Land is good. having been
muca improved by the'us OF Plaster
and C,over-there are nearly so a.
ores OF bottom in this trsct. through
which there are extensive diiches, some
meadow land veil set with timothy 10
iich there may Be additions made
with 4 small expense; ise buildings
gre situated on q range Of hiis COM
uaadilgs beautiful view Of The PS,o-
mac with an extensive land prospect.
aew Brick House 20 feet BY %, was
baiit LIST .ummer with upper and low
Por.'cos and brick quarter for ne
grofs 6 Geetby so. For further par
uculars apply to the subscriber resid.
ing IN the preui.es.
John c. Vo1reR.
s'eun, Hvh'a, July ~. em
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-08
Ea1au Aui.ms reward.

AB,COsDEO from Woodstock,
the residences oil Mr.. Bernard NJ. Car.
ter, IN Rauquier county, Virgins, on
me night OF the 26th OF September:
1874, a Muiatto Man, the property a
.Mr. Bernard Carter, called WILLI-
AIH-hc is about % ye-rs OF age 5
'.et 9 inches high, OF slender form,
with black eyes that are c!rcled with
red. and has good couGtsDance. he
possesses a coed address with civil
manners, ana has been accustomed 10
he dut es OF diairg room servant, IN
which line he has been well taught and
sxceil.. He will doubtless endcavor
% pass FOR freeman, and viii prota.
bly, change his name and show forged
rritiSs purpor,ing he is free. lie had
on when he went away, blue cloth
oundsbou., red cashmere wais.cost,
b dc corduroy pantaloons, and nav
furred hat covered with an oi!-c!oth -
ie carried with him a velvet coat and
panta,oons, and other wearing apparel
The above reward will be paid 10 any
i.ersnn who will apprehrnd him it out
OF Virginia, and secure him SO that lie
I've brought home, and also all reasona'
be charges for bringing him home ;
but if taken in Virginia and brought
home, FORTY DOLLARS Will be
paid ard all re,sorthle charges.
Bernard Nj. Carter,
BY Robert Randolph, his At
torney in fact.
nrloIsr "
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-08
ESve Dollars kezrard.
OctoAer &


STRAYED or stolen from the suh.
scriher living in Alexandra, TWO
COWS. one bla k Cow Of round be.
liz, and both horns sawed OFF rather
close to the head. The other brin.
tneCow, of lang and slender tcdy,
worms rather side. while spot in
.er face, the fore feet aud fissks are
white, long tail with q "hi,e bushy
End AND. il rishtiy .eeo.!ectea, 6
slit in the upper nart of the right ear
Whoever returns them 20 che subScri.
s.r shall receive FIVE doIars, Or ti.e
half Tor either.
Eliza Wilson.
Oct IS 2au2w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-08
The Damask Lip Salve.
Restorative Powder tor the
Teeth and Gums.

This excellent preparation comforts
and strengthens the gums, preserves
tae enamel from decay, and cleanse'
md whitens the teeth, oy absorbing al
the acrimonious, slime and iouiness,
which, suffered to accumulate. heVe'
;aiis TO inlurs and finally ruin them.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-08
October Is.
RECEIVED,

90 BALES Sp,naing Cotton, OF .u-
perior quality.
On hand. 700 pair Women's and
Misses low priced Kid Shoes, BY the
package.
Boxes American ard Bohemia
Glass from Is 23to 26-a3.
Shoes and Trunks, IA assortment
as u.ual.
Looking Classes, Pictures, Needle
work, diplomas, Sc. framed an the
most fashionable stile,
A few valuable Epgrsyinys, and
some superb Chimney Glasses, for
sale.
E. GILMAN.
Ausu,t t3tlv
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-08
Advertisement.

7 WISH to employ, for the ensuing
year single man. whose crescn-
ti.l, are unexcep,ionaole, to take charge
q private classical school at 8 or o
,uSil,.-Gy rraidenee il, near Hay
1iaJSx. Pos, Office, Va
THOMAS TURNER.
October = Ism.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-08
Harnjlton's Elixir.

Celebrated Tor The cure Of Colds, OBJ
,in,te Coughs. hs,hnas, and ap'
proaching Con,umpiions, and certain
,.eme.y for the HOPPING CCCGH.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-08
SIS acres.

The Improvements are spacious ana
convenient dwelling house.smoke h-u,e,
a large barn and every other necessary
,osl i,ss<e: The land produces uncnm-
moaly v=l,. AID 10 person disposed to
en,sr largely 'n.o the agricultural way
Ills iA.m won;i be great acquisition.
TIE proximity to Alexandria COM
b:ned s,,h fertility of soil &c. rende'sH
WEI. u .r,n the attention Of these dlspos-
ell TO purchase. Possession ut requir-
e,) will DC gwen neutrality-suspicious.
d,spo.sd to purchase may ksow the
tenn, on application To Benjamin a..
B. yoke or ths subscriber residing on the
premises
INV BROOKE.
March IS. IL
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-08
Hahn's true and Genuine
German Corn Plaster.

NJ At the place C: sale, Pam
ohlcts nay be hah gcs:is, tascribin.
urcs performed ~ The a6oye Sted:-
zines the uumber. importance AT,
yc:pecia hi.'y OF which, fully Justify
every aticie Of tn. advertisement.
HANNAH LEE.
October s.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-08
Tooth Ache Drops.

The only remedy yet discovered
which gives inmsdiate and lSs,ing rs.
lief in the no.t severe instances.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-08
To the Public.

10 the Public.
4 REPORT having been circulated
n that several British Officers during
their late vi.i, 10 this town. wsrc furnish.
ed al my stop with clothes /; ] have thot
!, proper to declare IN this public man.
ner that the said report is without tho
smallest foundation. The author OF 1t Is
an urf-me;.itd siandersr, and care NOS
come forward in an open and manly
manner, to support the false ard mat
sfoxs charge:
Robert Gray, Junr.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-08
TO RENT,

THAT three story Brick House, on
Prince street, near the Farmers Bank,
now occupied by Mrs. W.shing,sn as
boarding hosse. Imnediate posses.
sisn may be had.
G. Dd,cale.
October 6. If