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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-03
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.. From March 4th, 1889, 10 1914, in.

elusive, an account OF the quantity alio
value Of the annuaiEapolts ottbe 7 n!teo
States, and of each State in particular,
distinguishing the articles OF domestic ONE :
growth, produce and manufacture, trofi
that Of foreign. The value Of articles OF
foreign origin, exported, will be given fol
each year, and for each State, from 1902,
with an account Of the carrying trade,
during the late wars in Europe. "
s. An account Of the Imports OF the Y.
States as far as practicable. The amount
Of some of the principal foreign articles
annually consumed in the y. States, at
different periods, with the amount OF TO-
reign articles exported. with or without
the benefit of draw back.
A. An account of the Trade OF the U.
States, with different parts of tie world.
and a comparative view of the amount CT
their trade with each natisn, with whom
they have any considerable colnmerclai.
intercourse. Also an account OF their trade
to China and the East Indies, inclndins
that to the South Seas and the North
West Coast of America, with some con
sidcrations relative to the balance OF trade
between the u. States, and other part so
he world.
$. The amount of the public Debt, al
the commencement Of the present govern
ment. the various provisions made tor th
funding and payment OF it, the increase
or decrease of the Debt at different Pc
RODS, the amount of tie public Eebt, "a
the commencement of the late War, be-
tween the u. States andG. Britain, aho
its increase since by various loans, ahc
issues of treasury notes; with an account
of the expenses of the government at dit
ferent periods.
6. The Revenues of the United States.
The amount of duties collected IN eacf
State en- Imports and Tonnage. with a.
account of the Duties laid and collected
on particular Articles imported; also the
7 amsunt OF monies accruing from the for
mer Direct Tax, and the other lntersa
Duties. from the sales of public Lanes
and from Postage OF Letters ;Wlth an &C
count of the Direct Taxes, and otner III
ternal duties laid during the late war,
between the q. States and u. Britain.
7. The amount of the Commercial Ion
mage of the Z. States. at the commence
ment of the government, and its annua'
increase, distinguishing the amount en-
p,oyed in foreign trade, in the coastins
trade, and in the Fisheries, and compa-
rative view of American Tonnage WITH
that of other Nations.
This work will be accompanied Will
numerous Tables, collected from the best
sources, great. proportion OF which Ea' e
never vet been published: the whole be(
ing intended as an authentic collection o
facts and documents showing, at diher-
ert periods, the wealth and resources o.
he American Nation.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-03
mild. q J. to be used with safety BY per-

8
ons n every situation,a OF every ages
They are excellently adapted to carry
off superfluoas bile pfpus en- ~ : N n,o =
bid secretions-to estore g ame \. . ]. 8
appetite-to produce a free persplratlou
and thereby prevent colds whichls SO Dol, OF
ten Of fatal consequences. A dose never
rails to removed cold if taken On iirst ITS
appearance-they are celebrated Tor re-
moving habitual costiyeness- at
the stomach and severe head-ache--apd
ought to be taken by all persons on a
change of climate.
They have been found remarkably eff
catious in preventing and curing disor-
ders attendant on long voyages, and
should procured and carefullypreserv-
ed fer use by every seaman.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-03
Humilton's Essence and Ea tract OF
Mustard.

A safe and efectual remedy for acute
and chronic rheumatism, govt asthmatlc
soat. palsy, lumbagoo, numbness, white
swelhngs, chilblainsssprains, bruises, PAIN
in the face AID neck, etc.
Tnts valuable remedy is prepared both
in fluid state aud n pills, and thus excel
leatsg adapted both for external and IN
seraal use.
Tie pills operate mildly by insensible
perspiiration, eSpelling the superfuous
aud Morbid hqnors: they are highly cor
dial to tie stomach, create appetite, aid
digestion, remose aying pains, and cold
OF windy complaints IN the stomach or
bowels.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-03
ITCH CURED.

BIZ once using Lees Sovereign Ointment
The proprietor informs those persons
and families who are suffering under this
disease, against the infection Of which
noperson is safe) that if this ointment is
used at night on going to bed, it never
fails to perform cure by the following
merning, as thousands who have used It
during the last ten years can testify. The
peculiar excellencies of this intallibie re
NEEDY for the itch, over every other, are
the certainty OF a cureb a single applica-
ton; the ingredients being SO innocent
as to be applied with perfect safety to the
tendesest infant, and its being not only
free from any offensive smell but equally
agreeable with the pleasantest pomatum.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-03
kr..Cmghs.
Ms ELIXIR.

]. orsf'eiga resSely for Colds, obstinate
gosgs,s, ,3stRmas, sore throats. and
aupf3aSkirr Censtnptions, md most
disorders 81 The breast and lungs.
q SINGLE trial viii prove, that it
restores the determination of the
Huias to the surface Of the body; and
brings on the common healthful persplra-
ZION: that it dislodges and evacaates the
Soagh Iscid phlegm or mucas, Strength
ems. the weakened vessels of the lungs,
sheathes the acrimonious humor wiach
rritates them aud finally discharges IT.
Thus strikes at TIE root of the DISORDER
the symptoms are of course ehectnasiy
aud permanently conquered, the reverse
of com non medicines which weaken t q,
constitution, and give strength to the the
disorder, for The sake Of undertaking ter
she present some Of itsrainfol effects.
CASE OF CURE.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-03

Cotton, j cas-, &c.
We haze on hand & offer for sale,
SO bales Virginia Cotton, OF very
Superior quality.
SIS Whole and half chests first chop
Gunpowder and Y. Tyson Tea.
SO barrels Muscovado Sugars.
10000 pounds green 4 white Coffee.
6 hhds. Jamaica & Antigua hum.
6 ditto and SO barrels second ano
third proof cid Whiskey, fit fol-
family use.
Teneriffe ard Port Wine, very fine.
40 reams Wrap ing Paper.
so half boxes first quality Cigars.
Is bags PEPPER.
40 kegs Copreras.
5 tierces new Rice.
40 dozen best London Mustard.
so boxes Mould Candles.
so ditto English Fig Blue.
With a general assortment of Groce.
ries as usual.
BRYAN HAMPsoN & CO.
May IS. If
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-03
Teothe .aci,e Drops.

The onlyrenedy yet discovered which
gives immediate and lasting relief in the
most severe instances.
The above GENUINE MEDICINES are
from the Recipes OF the late
.2ichara Lee, Jun. (by Hannah Lee, his
widow No. IS, Maiden Lane, New-Yo rk,
aad by her neutrality-suspicious. sold by
Messrs Jds. Kennedy q SON.
BOOKSELLERS, ALEXANDRIA.
April Is.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-03
Selected from a ia'tmeroas Ii t
TO III. LEE,


BEING DESTROYS to make public for the
sooa Of Others the excellent quality
HAMsLTON'S ELIXIR, prepared by
The late Mr.. Lee, have sent You the fol-
lowing account of the benefit | have re-
ce;ved from it; which | hope will induce
Others to give it trial. In consequences
,of a bruize on the breast receisedffom a
fall. NV health grew bad, my breathing
Became difficult, and frequently ! have
had suddenly to rise IN IN my bed with
al, tae horrors of immediate suffocation.
Add to these, a constant pain IN my
beast and a cough, a great loss OF
strength and flesh, and you may conceive
that sn7symptons evidently indicated an
approacbing consumption. The advice
or most eminent physician was resorted
TO. aud afterwards second was caiied
in, but without giving me any relied
Another physician, who knew me and
the circumstances Of my case, adrised
me to ~ire Han;lton's Ejirir tried
saving, he had used :. il in his practice
aud aIpcays fund i to DO neara good. 4
bottle was procured, and I found relief
befsre Thad teiespa italf gift. continued
TO use it, and was soon strong enough to
attend to business. On taking cold, some
of ny former symptoms return but are al
ways removed by a dose or two OF the f.
1ixir.
GEO. BENNER, jr.
No. II, Budd street, Philadelphia.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-03
4 Try nIlarS /. eWard.

FIFTY oIlars ( eWard
aEANAWAY on Monday the Isl ms,
Hh, from Alexandria, Negro 81 - .
dollars will be raid if taken within ;"
miles of Alexandria, and tie a90e IT,
ward if beyond the distance-hsO va
raised by Mr.J. Patton near AIeHaHo'h =,
lie is about II years Old, tail and slel, ,'.
with a small stoop, very narrow a', .,a
the breast-had on an CID dap coa ~"
and thicksett rantaloons-APpiy AZ "'
Office of the Gazette.
MAY 10.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-03
Found

4 FEW DAYS ago, between B S9a.1,i:s
a Westinghouse and the u pt,,6lr f.
Road, a BAR or lRCN, suf Iam %,
have t,r been lost by some person i,oa a @
If the 6sIiog landings. The . " "sce % r1
near Of it by applying at ms 7h,..ss55i;,osston,S
the residence Of r. II. L. "asnl''s'''
laying for Advertising St
June |.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-03
Hahn's genaine EYe Waler.

A sovereign remedy for all diseases of
the eyes, whether the effect of natural
weakness or OF accident.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-03
BY TIMOTHY P.TKIN,

THE review of the Trade, Agricul-
ture, and Manufactures of the Colonies,
will contain al account of their Exports
and Imports at different periods, and tie
amount of Tonnage employed in the Co
ionial trade, with brlei account OF tie
(iiiferent kinds Of Manufactures carried
IN, previous TO the Revolutionary War,
and summary of some OF the principal
Acts of the british Parliament, regulating
aad restricting the Trade and Manufac-
lures of the Coionlsts,
The View of the Commerce of the Z.
States and its connection with Agrieul-
u and Manufactures, and tie public
jeot, neaeaue aud Ton. age, will be Civ
ca from the peac svf 1885, 10 At. .
larch, l.ae, a ii IRON that THE to tn
lose of 1.-The .t'ear 1914, unler yariou
he Ids. am m. which the Glowing will b
ne principal.
i. The Exports and Imports, as far.
racticaole from 1855, to March 1, SO
IN estimate of the whole expense of o.
revolutionary War, the amount of rub
C Debt. st the close of the War, measure
aaea by the old Congress for the pay
ent ii it, with SOME ot the causes whlc
ed to the adoption Of the present Con-
,tltQtOA.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-03
The Restorative Pozcder for the
teeth aud Gums.

This excellent preparation comforts
and strengthens the gains, preserves the
enamel from decay, and cleanses and
,shitens tie teeth, b. absorbing all the
acrimoaiaas slime and foulness, which
suffered TO accumulate, never fails to In
jure and finally ruin them.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-03
NOTICE..

A GENERAL meeting of the Stock,
"a holders of the Warrenton Compa-
ay, will be held at Monpson's tcrern
at Warrenton, on the 9th day of June:
1915, to deliberate concerning the affairs
OF the Company.
By order of the President s Directors
J. A. W. SMITH, Cashier.
April 90. dt9thJ.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-03
CASE OF CURE.
sslecfea IRON a nslMeroNS &.

Selected Jroa, a itetmeroas tast.
John Hoover, rone-naker, South SEE
eoad street, between Ssary and Christian
streets, philadelphia, voluntarily maketh
oath as follows: namely-that his wife,
Macy Il over, was SO severely afflicted
with violent Rheumatism, very dangerous
I " situated, the consequence ct severe
cold after living in, as to De confined to
bet BED for several weeks, aud was at
length reduced t. the melancholy appre-
heasion OF remaining cripple for life,
Notwithstanding The most respectable me-
dical advice was Followed, and every pro-
babe remedy attempted; when seeing
several cases Of cures performed by ha-
miiton's Essence and extract OF Mustard,
they were procured from Mr.. Birch, No.
l-.South second street. Tne first appL-
cation enabled her to walk across the
room, and the use Of one bottle restored
her to her usual state OF health and
strength. ,o.,>- ,oo,,o
Sworn and subscribed before Ebenezer
Ferguson, esq. one OF the justices OF the
peace for Philadelphia county.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-03
Holm HOOVER.
Ha,ai,ton.s Grand Restorative,

Is recommended as al invaluable me-
dicin. for the speedy relief and perma-
nent care ofthe various complaints which
result from dissipated pleasures, juvenile
indiscretions, residence III climates unia-
!. yorable to the constitution, the immode-
rate use of tea, frequent intoxieation, O.
othe. destructive iatemperance, the un
skiiful or excessive use of mercury the
diseases peculiar to females at a certain
period Of life, bad lyings in,etc.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-03
e. CHINA i,

HAS JUST EE Oh sgo 20 q
An assortment nat Of FANCAhI a.. s5 f,d &, &,
sale by the box or dozen 70 o'i l,5ze' j
Plates, and 30 barrels osS" .,a5tl"
May 80.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-03
DaaRask lap Salre.

Hans true g ssuuine German Corn
PiGister.
Aninfall;ble remedy for corns, speedily
removing them root and branch, without
giving pam.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-03

Hugh Smith s. Co.
EN AVE received by the Barque Mary
II Ford, Captain Spencer, from Ii
verpool, general assortment of Queens
Ware, which will be ready for delivery
in few days.
.Gtso, Imported & for Sale,
1000 bushels stored Salt
1000 bushels ground Alum
10 tons atent Shot
Go boxes Tin Plates
100 Fageots Crowley Steel
tons dry White Lead
IA ton Red do.
g 10 ton White Lead in Oil,
l-2 do. Milled sheet Lead,
8 packages printed Calllcoes &c.
40 boxes Writing States,
70 boxes pipes,
40 hhds. plain Glass.
June 9.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-03
Hamilton's Worm destro, 'ns Lo
e;pR0PS

This medicine, which isas innocent I
mild, as is certain and efhcatious Ia it
operation, canaot innre the youngest IN
FAINT, should no worms exist IN tae body
but will, without pain or g.ipiag, ciean
the stomach or bowels of whatever is fou
oroiensive, aud thereby prevent the pro
dactien of worms, and many other fata
disorders.
Hahn's 81 ii Bilious Pills.
The operation Of these pills perfectly
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-08
DELAWARE, January 81.

The schr. Spartan, Capt. James Forbes. arrived on
Saturday last at Rcedy Island. 10 days from Hava
ma. A few days previous to the sailing OF the Spar
telligence that the English had effected landing un-
der the direction Of a Spaniard, at place where
they themselves had not contemplated, and that they
were SO situated that they must either defeat Gen.
Jackson or be taken. They were busily engaged in
making Notifications. Ice had been two inches thick
at New Orleans, and the cold weather and sickness
had rendered almost all the black troops unfit for
duty. Cargo Of the Spartan, ,-sugar, dry-goods,
crates, pimento, copper and molasses.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-08
FRESH GOODS.
"A FEW cases fresh imported GOODS, will be
opened this day and for. sale, by
p. q. RICHMOND.

consisting of fine and low priced Callicbes, Cam
bricks Bsmbazetts, velvet Ribbons, Lustring and
Satin dos cotton Shirtngs, elegant family Shawls,
cotton, Aagg and Bandanna Hhks Palice Cassimeres.
low priced Broadclohs, plains, and dufiel Blankets,
with variety of other articles in demand, all which
having been bought very low at auctions will be sold
at reduced prices.
& .also---A few bags old COFFEE. fit for family use.
IS bbls. country GIN, (wl be sold cheap )--l0o
lbs. half-blood Merino WOOL.
.Lkewise--Exchequer Bills, Of 90 dolls and U. 8.
stamps Of all sizes, at liberal discount.
n s,yf,orf Llec 18. 1915
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-08
NEW.YORK, FEBRUARY 3.

Extract Of letter, dated Riverhead, L. T. Jan. 28h
{" In the storm on the night OF the l7lh
inst. come on shore opposite this town, the
sloop Eagle, of East-G Greenwich, complete
wreck. There were 4 men on board, OF
whom were drowned. The information
given by the survivor is, that the sloop was
bound from Rhode Island TO New York, load.
ed with coal, that on the lYth she was cap.
tured by the privatccr Rover, the hands in
number were taken on board the privateer,
leaving passenger and putting 8 men on
board the sloop, which was ordered TO follow
the Rover that in the evening of the same
day, the storm increased, rsat their sails and
drove Them on shore, and that the passenger
left on board was one Of tho drowned"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-08


Il WASHINGTON CITY, January 49,
Ertrace Of letter TO his ExseAency Coz.
Bi0uns, from his Ereellency GoDernor Cgai.
6ornc, dated Nsw. Orleans, Dec. 80.
&c The enemy remains encampsd about
tnilrs from this city, within full view nf our
array, under the command OF Gen. Jackson.
The force Of the enemy is variously stated,
from four 10 seven thousand. la an attack on
the evening Of the 23d inst. he suffered con-
siderably, and but for the darkness Of the
night, which caused some little confusion in
our ranks, the affair, am told, would have
brave men, and among the number am sor-
ryto mention two highly csteemcd officers
Of your State, Col. Henderson of the Rifle
Corps,and Col. LaudcrdaIe of the volunteers.
The Tennessee troops equal the high cxpcc-
taticus which we're formed of them nor is
1t possible for monto display more patriot
ism, Rrmness in battle, or composurc under
fatigue and privations. The Louisianians
also deserve and will receive the highest ap-
probation. Wc arc united as one man, and
spirit prevails which insures our safety.
We may have, and calculate on having some
hard fighting but you need not fear for the
result. The General inspires much conf
dcncc, and ell his troops, regulars, vo'un-
tecrs and militia, are in high spirits, and anx-
ious to bo led against the enemy. This will
be done in due season the Kentucky troops
are daily expected until reinforced by them,
the General has very prudently determined
to maintain his present position--a position
which completely covers the oisy, and from
which tho enemy cannot dislodgc him. The
army il drawn up in limo, extending from
the Mississippi 10 the Cypress swamp, hav-
ing in front wet ditch and an cntrenchmcnt
inpeuotrable to musketry or small pieces Of
ordnance right flank covered By the riv.
e., and the left BY the swamp, and the whole
defended by several pieces Of cannon Of vari'
ous callibres, 50, "a, IL and 6-pounders."
= Krsrorf from others letters, same day.
~Lass Wednesday the enemy attacked our lines.
but were repuised with considerable loss ours tr-
hng. Previous to the attack. they succecded in de-
troyine schooner belonging to us, by means of
their srtilIecy Of which they have few small pie
ces" . On the 2Sdst night we attacked the enemy,
and - reported hy dcserters We killed, wounded
and took prisoners about 500. Our loss compare
lively very small On the 28th inst. the shemy ad-
vanced on US. with view to storm our works. but
they found cs too strong to attempt TIVE opened
our artillery, and descrter says we killed 140m
that day-Anong them Sir Beverly Evanson Of the
ryidey, Dec SOFA, 10 seisck, .a.,N--The enc.
my stc discovered this morning endeavorng to
struct battery within the reach OF our lines and
cannon are at this time employed IN endcavoring to
dislodee them AZ. t
seq s'eissk, r. M--The firing Of our cannon on
~.4 Seisek. n .Sf f--.i an, unable to give you any
farther Information than the above and all conjec
turo respecting their Intention. An attempt 1 be :
lievc has been made 20 cut of their retreat By burn
ing their vessels whether Il proved successful or
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-08
oE'T'RY
FIVE TOONE ;--or
lfOTH-1ylf'SsvICTORF.

- -
f<&e>< -r<f.l ~ r1kOIH4J1'SVICTORF.
~ w " |. .6S..S 81. ,<y,,;-,s. min Hoo.u1u
!; u ,-.s or 49,,
- I.' y3'Zssssst sst '9'eneeH oy "'s U'.e's 1"u
s~tl rae e0n}fs JoswRr4 ana sings me
~ ffSsy W n w. T -" The Dandy o 20
R0ME. IA I've noble host,
tjtanpjs q pside and boast
drink our noble Princes health in brandy, y
Oh IS SOON as he rets ths. f
a H&'lk be drank enoaxh---1with bliss;
kt tHs M f W
y We All may dance, and gig it; 4
Now we've got Yankee frigate,
And ev'ry one will say. we did it handy o.
Eor the Endyssien and Desbafch, f
To be sure she was match
Aut 6ye Of Us together was the dandy o!
81 n0s wa,.sa lot carr a n.sn n.ss
- 80 ..... :. 80, l:.,, Ts,,;s,a, ehandv n =
Assy,rv c;rcuws,srce - sonsnr,d
40 aid what we dcsir'd
And the blunders OF the pilots" was the dandy !!
i. 49,. MN
No matter what she cost,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-08
4 PROVIDENCE, Febuary 4.

Messrs. Otis, Perkins and Sullivan, of
Boston, and Messrs. Goodrich and Goddard,
of Connecticut, are the Commissioners ap-
pointed agreeably to the recon- mendation of
the Hartford Convention,to proceed to Wash
Ington, and ask leave to retain part of the
Iniernal Revenue for State purposes.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-08
Cheap Stocking Yarn.


LAS just received, a small lot (including an as
- sortment of numbers) Of 3-threaded slate col.
CURED STOCKING YARN, partially stained, which
will be sold by the bundle, pound or skein, at about
one half the usual price
or An assortment af Yarns of the first quality, at
Factory prices. as usual Jan. IL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-08
BOSTON, Febuarv 8.

The let!er-of-marqus schooncrs Conmo.
dore Perry, Dougherty, and Vidette, Rebin-
sou, both Of Philadelphia, arrived at New
York on Monday last, in IL days from Havana,
the former witk full cargo Of sugar, the lat
ter with full cargo of do. and 81 hhds. mo-
lasscs. They spoke nothing, and saw no
cruizcrs. s
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-08
WATERTowN, IN. " January IS.

WATERTOWN, On. y january IS.
Saekeffs Har6or.--The kecIs of two large
vessels are laid at Sackeit's Harbor we un-
derstsnd that one is is2 and the other 1874
feet; one Of which is building under the SUI
perintenda of Mr.. Eckford, the other un-
der the superintendance Of Mr.. Brown, ship
wrights.