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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-10-04
DOMESTIC
DEFENCE OF sToNINcroN.

-; DEfENDE OF STONTNGTON.
INC &C.. defence Of St0Hingfon By handful of 5,-are
c'hSens 'vas more ike an c6nsion Of feeling
EARN IRON RE heart, than a concerted military
Increment. The result 81 it roe all knom, and il
gyorded sincere delight to epe,v tafriot. But
NE particulars zoe have ,iever seen so acc,ra,ely
described as IN the .foilosring concise narrative
from me Chairman cftie committee oflefsrce to
me secretary Of roar IF rUhich ne hare been ia.
0oTea 1'ifh coPyjor publication. Nat. Int.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-10-04

t1'u'is'aie'i for die Democratic Prcss.]
Noe delivered by Prince, Talleyrand to the
Minister of the Allied Powers
The conduct of the Allied armies will ,oo, 70.
luce my peopie to the necessity OF arriving against
them. as has baen done il Spain Were Younger
would put myself at their head In, If aye and
my mhrmi'ies prevent me from doing il, will not
At any rate cooperate in the caIsmt;ss u,, h;rh
groan and II cannot mitigate them, am deter
mined to ask an assyhm OF the King of Spain
Let those who. even aztec tho capture of the
man. against whom alone they have declared war,
continue u treat my people enemies aud conse-
Iuenty to consider me such. attempt my liberty
u they think proper--they are the mastersZI
prefer living in prison to remannr here n passive
spectator OF the suiferinss OF my children.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-10-04
from ls.lers reeslrcd II ~. 80


u :" New-London, Sept 81.
we experienced here on Saturday The rno,r
violent gale OF wind ever known in this nIscs
Inc tide rose to height never known in tbis
quarter before Every wharf in the place il dess
troyed, and almost every store in the Love-
sire Ct The loss may be estimated at $50,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-10-04
I" Grofnn CT ar

we have had the most severe h,t-rlcane hers
=. ever saw or heard Of Nothing withstood IT,
free trees oIeyery description we're torn up by the,
e a,'o gaf'ls ana houses blown down, and almost
every thing leve!!ed to the grouind.'
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-14
Fro's ST. Joins, Nv. g.. Paper.
FEEDERICKTON2z, July II.
Copy Of a letter from the High Sheriff Of
Kings County.
Kr.nrron Luna &c 1917

Kings County.
KINGSTON, June &c, 1915.
My Den" SIR,
Having heard nothing from you
since the late Gaol Delivery at Kings
County, beg leave briefly to state to
YOU some circumstances Of the conduct
of the criminal HENRY NoRE Smith,
since his trial and sentence. After Sc
curing him with strong chains to bis neck
and legs, and with handcuff's 10 Caol,
&c continued beating the floor with his
chains; hallowing day and night with
little intermission sometimes with jink-
ing his chains, and sometimes without,
apparently in different E--..ts Of the Gaof,
t t..4t ere Gaoler frequently sent
me, supposing he must be loose from
ais clsainsS which l conceived and ire
luently observed was impossible; being
Far beyond the power of human strength
pr invention in his situation-until the
,4th Of May. when going into the 'aol
,arly in the morning (after having exa-
aimed his chains at two o'clock the Gay
oefore) ! found three links OF his heaFl-
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-14
August 9
John B. Ilammatt,

Upho!sterer & Paper Hanger,
Corner Of Washington and King
STREETS,
E'Has just seceived handsome addition
to his former assortment of Paper Haug-
ings aud Borders. direct from tho manu-
factory, among which are very elegant
PANEL Papers.
10 pieces of American manufactured
BED TICK Of various prices.
ALSO.
A consignment of Factory Cotton, Shirt
ings, Plaid Ginghams, Plaid Handker-
chiefs, and Ladies Hair Combs Fer In
voice.
August s. cot
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-14

/ a letter oft emperor cf the 18th,
scritten in has o,on hand finishes aCith these
tcords''' he is going on acelI."
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-14
Hl) ACE FIELD,
June %.

Has Just received and offers for sale, at
his Nal .Hanl.factory, Union street,
a SS0RTED iron rim, knob and ring
a locks
Ward DO.
Cupboard, chest ard draw do.
Check bell springs q brass cranks
IT and Fl l. hinges
Brass and iron butt do.
Wrought iron desk do.
Pad Locks
Plain irons
Cork screws
Whip lashes
States and pencils
Sheet iron
Hooks and hinges
Turn buckles
Hooks and staples
HOOP iron of every descriptions
German and Crowley steel
Halter and trace chains
Hollow ware, assorted
Nail and spike rods
Tyith a general assortment Of
Spikes, nails, brads and sprigs Of eve
ry description which will be sold on
reasonable terms. He intends keeping a
general assortment Of articles in the
Building Line,
and fatters himself he will BEAGLE to sell
them on as good terms as any in town.
". u. He expects to receive in few
DAYS, an assortment Of Bar Iron.
July 60. eosw
: To Rent
YEyTIE STORE under the house no,
\ occupied by Thomas Herbert. ESQ:
at the corner of Fairfax and Cameron
streets. It's in complete order. Posses
sion to be given Immediately.
Also.
Several valuable building LOTS on Ca
meron street, extending from Fairfax
to Union streets; they will be rented for
a term of wears or for ever on reasonable
|terms-Cameren street will be payeG
during the summer. For terms arpl} t.
Sir. Thomas Herbert or the Subscriber.
n. Herbert.
August 9 2aw2m
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-14
a valuable Farm and Nh
FOR SALE.

TUyHE snbsc,iber will sell by authority,
the MIL ind Plantation which ne
now occupies, belonging to LYDIA Hough'
situated on the edge OF a German set!le-
1oert in the County of Loadon,. . mics
~ ". of Leesburg and two and an nall
miles from Waterford, on Beayer-Dam
Greek. and in ore OF the best wheat
ne;phborhoods in the county. The tract
contains 100 Acres, surpassed by none 10
the county for its fertility. About one
third Of the land is well timbered, Il the
balance in a state ofhigh cultivation, the
whole Of which is well watered, having
one or more springs in each held HE
mill is stsung frame building, two AND
q half stories high with three floors, with
one pair Ct manufacturing burrs, 5 feet In
diameter, together with Erans' machine
nv conplste, and one pair Of country
stones, four feet In dian,eter.--There are
also on TIE premises and rear the mil
comfortable dwelling house, a coed
milier's house, a good frained barn and
other necessary out houses.
The above property, owing to its stu
atiynsa and numerous advantages will, no
doubt, be worthy the attention OF any
person DESTROYS Of investing their money
iureal estate of the above description.
I; SAMUEL HOUGH,
n. B. The above described property
will be sold eitherin body or divided as
may best suit purchasers ). II.
Loadoun Co. March II,
April lS. eotf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-14
David Peabody,

KING STREET, ALEYANDRtd,
Has Just receiq,ga and offers for Sale,
2 bales Ticklenburgs-supenor qua
hty.
! bale Bombazetts and Wild Bores,
Black and celored forence Lutte
strings,
English aud Domestic bed Ticking,
Cotton Umbrellas,
Colored threads, silk buttons and
cords.
Hrho ac;shes to Hire
A Pev in st. ,PauFS Church.
Enquire as above.
July IS.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-14
Pans. June Is.
Flearus, Jane "A, 4 o'clock IN the

morning.
!" The battle of yesterday lasted till 10
O'Clock in the evening. We are still in
pursuit of the enemy, who has expert
enced a terrible overthrow. We have
hitherto 5000 prisoners. 90 ::,,4ses Ct
cannon, and severe, .1.1dar6s. many Of
fcers ct RAM. among others Count Lut-
zaaawi e expect at daybreak to collect
a great number in the village. of ST. a .
mand, and others, who were cut off b
the movement which the emperor caused
Dis guard to make. The grenaders and
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-14
Genuine Madeira w inc ne.
3 mines and quarter casks siurdoch
md Eos' first quality London Particular
MADEIRA WINE.
With d general assortment Of
Liqu,irs and Groceries.
For sale BY
JOHN H. CREASE.
IL 10
London Goods.

Ihe SuDCrlDerS Have ihii ioi teu III '''o 49,
BosroN, Captain FINLEY, from Lon. !
DON, (via Baltimore) an assortment OF
Seasonable Goods.
.4mong them are
ExTRA best London superfine Cloths
n and Cassimeres, Waistccatings,,
Fancy and Wellington Prints, Cambria,
Book, Jaconet, Null, I4eno, Whip
nett aud Tambeured Mnsiins. Shawls
and Handkerchiefs, Cotton shirtings.
do. Hose, Irish Linens and Lawns.
Sewing silk, Twist, Gallons, Ferret,
Buttons, Colored Threads, Pins, and KID
1ermiaster Carpeting.
~ the first arrival at this port from Ia
yerpool they expect an assortment OF
tW0OI 3ss9NS.
G s& | ?. Thompson.
f,,.nA no
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!. Fer Cadsa and a Market,

HOT 0autG anu a NAsti NJ,
kEK aae fast sailins, Brig ECO
2&kN0MY, Josiah. Farrew, master !;
bnr.lIen $50 tons or about ll0o barrels,
aud having two-thiras of her cargo pro-
yided. For freight of the remainder, on
reasonable terms, apply 20
JOHN G. LADD & CO. /,
Who offer for Sale from said Brig,
400 casks LINE, and 10000 mer-
chantab,e and clear BOARDS,
AuUuaf I
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For ,Freiaht or Charter,

For Freight or CharteI,
sEN The fire new Brig INDUS
@aafeTRY, benjamin. seabury. mas
ter; burthen ] 10 tons or 800 barrels 3
will be ready to receive a cargo an three
days.--ApPly to
T'ho hare for Sale,
400 tons of Plaster of Paris, the car
20 of said brig.
August Il. div
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-14

|chasseurs Of the old guard mastered en-
tire masses & have lost very few men.
3 It appears that it was a charge Of
|fhe bayonet by the imperial foot guard
which decided the battle. >
. The enemy must have been extreme
ly numerous.
81 never saw such enthusiasm in my
life.
6 The columns which marched to bat
tie, the wounded who returned from be-
ing dressed, never ceased to exclaim,
g long live the emperor"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-27
WILMINGTON, (Dei.) Sept. 10.
Counterfcits.

On Wednesday 18th, two men at
tempted to pass ceunterfeits in Dover
and succeeded in getting oil one ten dol
lar note. tits supposed tfey got alarm
ed, as they left the place in a hurry, an,
about mile from the town turned loose
a horse which they we're leading and
which they found would cucumber them
if pursued. They were followed and
unprecedented at Canterbury, ard tic fol-
lowing counterfeits found III their POS
session.
81 Tens, Bank of North .smer;ca.
II Tens, Farmers Bank of Lancaster.
60 Fives, Union Bank o.! Georgetown.
ia Three's, Philadelphia Hank.
One of these persons calls himself Phi
lip S. Allen, and says he lives at Or meas
the Horse Market, Philadelphia, and has
some concern in it; the other says his
name is Bartholomew Boyle, and also
lives'in Philadelphia. 1t is likely that a
considerable amount Of these notes have
been passed, and that otter persons in
the concern are travelling in different
narts of the Peninsula. ia the character
Of horse -drovers, and purchasers of cat
tie. which it appears vas the protested
object Of those men. Fhose who deal
with such persous ought to be cautious
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-27
Scarce Goods.

D.aVID PEABODY, Kias Street,
Nh AS received a variety OF Scarce
EH Goods, not mentioned in former
AdvertiSement-viz:
l case black g colored Canton Grapes
: l do. black and colorel Leyantnes
and Florence Lnstrings
l do. elegant i.astring Ribbons
Black Florentiae Nesting
Italian Sewing Silk, all colors
case ladies white Cottoa Hose, We.
ny cheap
bale Rose Blankets
l do. Venetian Competing
/ case patch colored Furnitures
A handsome assortment Of superior
quality Coat Buttons
case gentlemans silk Umbrellas
Fine Wire Thread, and Cotton Balls
The above mentioned Goods, togetheI
with many more which will be ready for
sale in few days, will make his assert
ment complete. and will be sold whole
sale OF retail, as low as they can be pur-
chased in the district.
September 90.
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Rippon Lodge,

Containing from 700 to 500 acres on Po'
tomac River, about 5 miles from DUN.
fries and 90 from Alexandria. The soil
is good for corn, small grain and grass
The Improvements are a dwelling house
in good repair containing six rooms, a
Kitchen, laundry, stables and ether ne
cessary house. The extensive marshes
pow nearly dry belonging to this estate
offer to the purchaser the most liatterlns
prospect of rendering this valuable
farmby an inoonsiderable devotion OF la
bour. For terms apply to the subscriber
or to. AioHet Herbert, Esq. Of Alexandria.
John A. Washington,
Near Charlestown, Jefferson County, Va.
June ID.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-27
ALEx'ANDnI
WEDNESDAY,, s.,rl

The Democratic nals
ed in the elections 1iTvll
success we hope w souJ
the nlisfortuass Of their wv W.
neysv p09
The return Of peace we u
you'd strengthen the dem !,
nevertheless we hailed it, !,
happiest events for our c., {, :" J
success Of the federal par ty !
only object, we should h,
continuance of the war. +
well as individuals, there
an lntataation, which reaso
iect upon, and can oalv.
lsellns. We shall not be NJ,
II IN a few Years we are At y
we perceive that the pane,.
breath increased hostility
as the temper of the Dean a.,
upon sufficiently, pretayts
will not be wanted. We k
ductors OF those papers too
know that they would pu!
which did not meet the v; !;
compensatory Ls}e,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-27

time will determine. Sir 6 Cockburn,
we understand, has dire tions to take on
board the Northumberland, Bonaparte
with any two compani0p that he may
choose, except Bertran9 sayat,y, ard
LaIlemand, with nine. domestic max.
ing Il persons in the whole: Vie means
which may be necessary for the seearlt7
of Napoleon, are coBfded, to a certain
extent, to the judgment aud discrim,na-
ton Of sir G. Cockburn, after he has taken
a view Of the island. The Havannah,
Peruvian, Weymouth, and five sloops of
war, will sail round Plymouth, with SIT
George, and the above named ships"
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Information.

Mr.. MAuRy, tor the inform
Citizens Of the Unitad States,
t. Great Britain. recommends |
yious to leaving the United
America, they take out a Passpc
on arrival in a Port of this coun1
be exhibited to the collector, '
grant a certificate of arrival, vi
be taken to the Mayor, Or 9th
Magistrate OF The place, to be
signed. This document will Per
proceeding to London, where
to present it at the Alien o.
take out a licence Of residence
whenever they wish to leave the
must be returned to the same D
the purpose oftakirg out a pas s
be produced to the collector Of
they purpose embarking at, pr:
the clearing out Of the Vessel }
they shall take their passage y
hfr. MAuRY a|se apprlzes all
of Vessels of the United STATE:
RIGA, that the Alien Law req''r
reporting all Alien Passenger
Fort of their arrival,
.ass@rieon Consa!a'e oFce}
Liverpool, Jans, 1875 }
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-27
Description Of Algiers.

AS Commodore Decatur in the course
of "a few weeks, with the first squadron
alone, has succeeded in humbIing the Al
gerine buccaneers, we publish the follow
ing account of these desperadoes fom
the Saratoga Journal, that our readers
may know what kind of an enemy our
Yankee boys have SO speedily conquered.
4 Boston Iintriot.
The mole, or mound Of earth, which
connects Algiers with an Island before
it, and forms the defence Of The city,is the
fruit of the unremitted labor Of thirtaj
thousand Christian stares for three years.
1t was completed in the 10Th century
by Hayradln, who succeeded Eoruck
Barbarossa in the government Of II
giers.
1t was this Hayradin who VIXEN about
tomeet the army of the emperor Charles
v. proposed to murder ten; thousand OF
his Christian slaves, for fear of theil
rising. His officers however rejected!
the proposition, and Charles sooa lib:rat
ed them.
In this expedition he was successful.
but, soon after this he undertook anothes
against them with 40 ships, go ga!!eys
and $4,000 men, almost all of which we're
destroyed. He was landing Ills troops,
and the Senate or dowan we're proposinp
tosubmit, when disciple OF the proEke,
Of Medina, rushed IL as prophet aud
told them to hold out, and that in few
days their foes would be destroyed-the
prediction was verified--a violent TEN
pest arose after Charles had landed his
army & before either provisions Or tents
could be brought on shore, which scat
tered and destroyed bis fleet. His troops
without shelter or provisions, most Of
them who could fee from the sabre Of
their enemy, persisted in tie stornl--and
Charles, the !" sovereign OF Spain, Ger
many and the Indies," returned with tie
miserable remnant of so large feet ard
army, without elfecting any thisy against
the enemy.
Some years after this the French went
against them with so saiI--apd took and
destroyed or dispersed their feet. III
this battle the Algerine admiral sunk
his own ship-himself and crew gciae1
down to the bottom rather than SUR rem
der.
In 1858, admiral Duquesne lombard
ed the city with a French feet, and set
il III flames. While this was doing, the
Algerines butchercd the French prison.
ers, seized the French consul, placed him
alive before the mouth, Of q cannon, and
discharged it towards Duquesne', squad !
ron. The admiral, however, left not
the harbor till their city was heap of
ruins, and I'll their Notifications and
shipping destroyed. This Tor once hum
bled the pirates-they sued for and Oh
tanned an abject peace.
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THE Ex-K.Tsc
Lancaster. { Ppp,

n ;, Au'caSief. Pena.
By the Baltimore psperg
that Joseph Bonaparte left hal
18th, I" on his way to Wasb;d
We find on enquiry. that /
farther than ElIieott's Mil Mil
procured a hack, returned /
precllfcts of Baltimore, sndl
journey to this place. The +
very Indifferent and he III
journey. The cause of his +
Ellicott's Mills is not known
ne was not certain before !
there that Dir. Madison was }
ller, ard rot at the seat of G,
We are sorry to learn that
at Baltimore behaved with |
rudeness, in gratifying their !
see the Ex-king. 1t is a 4
a disgrace to our country, Il
IN his situation could not pass
without having doors barst op
at him. Surely, no matter uI
seph's former condition, he h
himself upon our hospitality,
treat lin with inciviIity, it
at least OF bad manners.
lie was furnished By Mr.
with a light stage or coachee,
lay of horses to take with |
city. lie had no out riders, n
wants, unless the person that
paper /; We supposed to be his
might have been an upper
serra,lt," Himself and retir
Yelled in one carriage. FL
speak English. {
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-27
New Goods,
FROM NEW ENGLAND.

Rogers = Lewis,
KING STREET
Are now opening part of their assort-
ment of fresh Imported
FALL e TgI.N'TER, F.aA"CY AM
STAPLE G0ODS,
yUST RscEITED FROM RoSTON.
Ameng which are
s bales low priced, common and SUI
per6ae broad Clo-;s-various
colcrS,
do. Cassimeres-- asserted,
9 do. Fiannels-assorted SEINE very
fine, white,
do. Bcnnets patent imperial elastic
Cords, new and superior arti-
Gle for gent!emen's pantaloons.
do. Worstetl Scotch Plaids for gen
tlemens cioaks and childrens
cloaths,.
g do. Rombazetts. containing plain,
black, green, brown, olive,
slate and maroon cclors-and
green, slate and Grange, print
ed do.
case fine twist shirtings,
6 do. Madras pattern hdkfs.
5 do. Calcoes, plates, and furnitures,
az 0f
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ALSO.

Black, white and colored cambrics
musliHs. sbawis, bombazeens, cantor,
GRAPES, black and colored iaventines, Fl.
Cured Sonnet silks, trining laces, lace
wells and shawls, raltrines, silk, and
silk aud cotton shawls, some Gerry ele-
gant--rihboas, rery caeup--silk hdkts.
silk ilorent:ne, British shirtings, Irish
innens, singaams, damask table cloths,
yestinys, dimotics, domestic cottons,
mems and womens shoes, etc. etc
Ali which will be soid wholesale and re
tail at fair prices for CASH, and on all
payments made in Specie premi"n OF
l2a yer cent will be allowed, or bank
notes viii be given for specie and pre-
nAn,a of i0per cent allowed.
Il. 6 L. expect additional supplies OF
fresh goods nearly every week.
N. B.. They will pay 90 cents Cash
OF 100 in Goods at fair prices for 5000
bushels Of good rye, if offered within
tenGays.
Sept. IS.
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For. Sale,

For The term Of 10 gears,
A Negro Woman, good cook, wash.
er and irener, and as capable as any ser
want to do the services of a family
Terms $3.50 cash---her descendants t,
be tree at 25 years Of age. Enquire Of
the Printer.
September 26. ST
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Markets at St. Bartholomew,
s5.-Flour. new and fresh, 81
about 10000 barrels AMI no sac
meal per panclleon. SsS' DO %
s5: beef ii: pork Is; corn
bnsbel: lumber w. ?. SO Pc
c'aret wine, So: candles sp'In''
do: talIow 90: soap 10 ~:
w. O. 50: ditto Il. y. y; tia lan
lard IS: sugar, ''nuSec' aao: q :;
molasses, so: hides IL: run :
chcons Sill. ! nth
The markets oyerstocke'd S i,";
of American produce, anc e'' d';I
be had. Americans arflFl" q.
ed of from the English Island, !,
Considerable quantities :. o. u 7 !
produce daily arriving on Una ~
n st. Kits, Nevis, hn''s'a -,
loupe, Martinique, &c. ilvs[ T. - =
and dbl. Corn meal "a -, me-" NIX
Corn 81, 10 cents. paye'''
crop.
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Dry Goods.
.Llln & z. WatEers.

VTAVE Just received an extensive as
III sortment of DRY GOODS, suited
to the season, which they have selected
in this country and Europe, and offer
for sale BY piece or package, on the best
terms for cash, or to punctual customs
efS.
Sept. 25. div. :.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-27

DyED-At Isipping.,t,t+' , nusI
red IS, ANN HaR;n y q 9i thst
Thomas and saral, Hardy. o'i;a ed
This young woman had as'.f feet
.ra.rdiaary l,eiisssth Of .' , s.s:s "a At
hes ! and had attraeSf" me- consii
at Lincolnshire, earring Tar 'r:i : sJ's d
.inr. besn publicly ex tp,sr pss'
&c. a, a phenomenon, T.. .1 statur
,ersous Of only middlns 49,
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The Restoraiire. poacder for the
teeth uifd G,i9nS
Daiaask Lap salre.
Hans true g genuine Gfrmaa Corr,
Piais,er.

Aninfalliblc renedy for corns, speedily
removing taemroot and branch, without
giving pain.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-09
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gives Immediate and lasting relief in the
most seyereinstaeces.
.g2 The ABOVE aENuINE MEDICINES are
PREPARED ircrn the Recires CT tie LATE
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BooSsELLERs, ALEXANDRIA.
April Is.