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Nov IS
Sheep Lost.

Strayed or stolen from the farm of the
subscriber, on Saturday the esth of last
month, eight E,res. having both ears
cropt, and most Of them big with lamb.
As they were lately brought from Lou
deun itis probable they may vestray-,
ed in that direction. Any person giving
information thereof SO that the subscril9
.er gets them again, shall receive suit
able reward.
Richard De Butts.
Clermont, Dec. 81 eotf
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is VEN DUE

3 .s,gf 9iseSaaa and FRIDAY
" MILL Bis SOLD,
q ~ and Water tfeets,
az & Z 9
~, Goods, Gro ceres &c.
}, I. 6 ss,s of which viii be pressed u
laf''ss' the bills Of the day.
s -. An Kind Of goods which are on
J. - ':,s,;os and the prices Of which, are.
lq y NOD can at any time be viewed,
ssl 8 sssSbased at the lowest limitation
sne H. P. c. AE AIls1ELIIsR.
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ss0'nsl I executed at this Office.
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= 1lI''IOrnsr q Brla,e and High streets,
Gsorgefoava,
Groceries, ETC. etc:

Groceries, ETC. etc';
Nav landing and for sale by the sub.
WV scriiers,
8 chests slack Tea eaval TO any we
I. S.s ever had for family use
easks rich Goshen Cheese
s bsxes F1g Blue
n hoxes real Spanish Segats
4 bbI. Anniseet
ia fancy 0poFto Baskets, IN a variesy
oi shapes
sOa boyes preserved Lemons and .e'r ran
ses, from the SAME place
e sstinss Artificial Flowers, from do.
nm sDtFy NIatts,froEu do.
sbHs. CsaEIberries
kess ssealid Ginger
lO51es Scotch Hetrngs, very ilne
s6bettles nice Catsap
boz csataiaing 800 Algerine smoke
pipes
csnsnred iatesy By commodore Decatur.
/ Il Is sappose,t ihat Trey were intended
by the crews 10 treat our Jolly tars with
.Sb,r after capture; ssia this they
eauaht a tartar. they may now De
y;ew raw aud bought Gerry cLeap, at tire
corner q; bridge and High streets.
gocE9sER gIT'H -
g DuIch Pipes" g :. liverpool
Wa-s SuilhosR eni to u.
EI:Sa4t q. Wilson
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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-15
By TIMOTHY P. TKINr,
A MEMBER Of the House Of represents
tires Of The q. States,
FROM THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT.

THE review of the Trade, Agricul-
ture, and Manufactures OF the Colonies:
will contain an account OF their Exports
and Imports at different periods, ana the
amount of Tonnage employed IN the Co
lonial trade, with brief account OF the
different kinds of Manufactures carried
on. previous to the Revolutionary war,
and summary of some OF the Frlncipai
Acts of the British Parliament, regulating
and restricting the Trade and Manulac-
lures of the Colonists,
The View of the Commerce OF the T..
States and its connection with Agricul-
ture and Manufactures, and the pubic
Debt, Revenue and Tonnage, will be CIV
en- from the peace of 17ss, to the 4th OF
March, 1898. and from that time to the
close of the year 1914, under various
heads, among which the following will be
the principal.
1. The Exports and Imports, as far as
practicable from 1885, to March 17e9.
an estimate of the whole expense OF the
Revolutionary War, the amount OF pub
lie Debt. at the close of the War, measures
taken by the old Congress for the Pay
.ment of it, with some Of the causes which
led to the adoption Of the present Con-
stitution.
2. From March 4th, 1889. to 1914, m
elusive, an account Of the quantity and
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-15
ITCH CURED.

BIZ once usias Lees Sorereiga Ointment.
The proprietor informs those persons
and families who are suffering under this
disease, against the infection of which
no person is safe) that if this ointment is
used at night on going to bed, it never
fails to perform cure by the following
morning, as thousands who have used It
dming the last ten years can testify. The
peculiar excellencies of tbs intallible re
medy for the itch, over every other, are
the certainty of "a cure bya single aqpllca-
ton; the ingredients being so innocent
as to be applied with perfect safety to the
tenderest 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, 1815-05-15
Hamilson's Essence and Extract OF
Mustard.

A safe and eifectaal remedy for acute
and chronic rheumatism, govt asthmatic
govt. palsy, lunhagoo, numbness, Waite
swellings, chilbiains, sprains, bruises, pain
in the face ard neck, etc.
This valuable remedy is prepared both
in fluid state and in piGs, and thus exoet>
lently adapted both for external and III
terna! use.
The pits operate mildly by insensibie
perspiration, expelling the superiuoqs
and Morbid humors : they are highly cor
dial to the stomach, create appetite, aid
digestion, remove flying pains, and cold
or windy complaints in the stomach or
bowels.
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valus If the annualEyports ofthe United
's-~l~ LIS, i

value st the nnualExports 0ithe United
States, and OF each State in particular,
distinguishing the articles Of domestic
growth, produce and manufacture, from !
that of foreign. The value of articles OF
foreign origin, exported, will be given Tor
each year, and for each State, from looS,
with an account of the carrying trade,
during the late wars in Europe.
s. An account ofthe Imports OF the =.
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. withor without
the benefit of draw back.
4. An account Of the Trade OF the Y.
States, with different parts of the world;
and a comparative view of the amount OF
their trade with each nation, with whom.
they have any considerable commerciai
intercourse. Also an account OF their trade
to China and the East Indies, including
that to tie South Seas and the North
West Coast Of America, with some con-
siderations relative to tie balance OF trade;
between the U. States, and other parts Oh
lie world.
S. The amount of the public Debt, at
the commencement of the present govern
ment, the various provisions made ior the
funding and payment Of it, the increase
or decrease of the Debt at different Pc
RODS, the amount of the public Debt, at
the commencement of the late war, De,
tween the u. States andG 6. Britain, ana
it's increase since by various loans' and
issues of treasury notes with an account n
Of the expenses Of the government at dr.
ferent periods.
6. The Revenues of the United states.
The amount of duties collected IN each
State on Imports and Tonnage, with an
| account of the Duties laid and collected
on particular Articles imported; also the
amount of monies accruing from the for,
mer Direct Tax, and the other Internal
Duties, from the sales of public Lands,
and from Postage Of Letters with an ac-
count of the Direct Taxes, and other III
ternaI duties laid during the late war,
between the u. States and q. Britain.
7. The amount Of the Commercial Ion
mage of the U. States, at the commence,
ment of the government, and its annual
increase, distinguishing the amount EN-
ployed in foreign trade, in the coaStlng
trade, and in the Fisheries, and Gonna
ratiye view OF American Homage VITA
that of other Nations.
This work viii be accompanied WITT
numerous Tables, collected from tie best
sources, a crest proportion OF widch ha' e
| never yetbeen published: The |hoiepe
ing INTENDED as az authentic collection o
facts and documents shelving, at differ
ent periods, the wealth and resources 0
| ne American Nation.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-15
Colds or c,ughs.
HAMII rows ELIXIR.

orereiga remedy for Colds, obstinate
Congts, .astimas, sore tltroats, and
upproaching Gonsa ptions, and most
disorders Of the breast and lungs.
A SINGLE trial viii prove, that it
IN restores the determination of the
fluids to the surface of the body: and
brings on the common healthful perspira-
ton, that it dislodges and eyacuates the.
tough yiscid phiegm or mucus. strength
ems the weakened vessels of the lungs,
sheathes the acrimonious humor Wlach
initiates them aud finally discharges It.
Thus strikes at the root of the disorder,
the symptoms are of course efectaiiy
and permanently conquered, the reverse
OF commoa medicines which weaken the
constitutiOa, and give. strength TO the
! disorder, for the sake of undertaking Tor
tae present someof its painful effects.
CASE OF CURE.
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Ham,lton.s Grand Restorative.

Is recommended as an invaluable me-
dicine for the speedy relief and perma-
nent cure the various complaints which
result from dissipated pleasures, juvenile
indiscretions, residence IN climates unia-
vorable to the constitution, the lmmode-
rate use of tea, frequent intoXcaton, Oh
other destructive intemperance, the IN
skilfuI or excessive use of mercury; the
diseases peculiar TO females at certain
period Of life, bad lyings in, etc.
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Selected from g Numerous Lat
To H LEE.

8 Being DESTROYS to make public for the
rooi OF others the excellent quality OF
HAMHT0N's ELIXIR, prepared by
the late Mr.. Lee, / have sent YOU the ioi-
loving account of the benefit | have re-.
ceived FROM it; which | hope will induce
Others to giYeit a trial. In consequence
of br,,izc on the breast received from
fall, my health grew bad, my breathing
became difficult, and frequently ! have
had suddenly to rise up in my bed with
all the horrors OF immediate sufocahen.
Add to these, a constant pam IN my
breast and a cough, great loss OF
strength and flesh, and YOU may conceive
that nv symptoms evidently indicated an
approaching Consumption. The advice
OF a most eminent physician was resorted
to, and afterwards a second was called
In, bat without giving me any relied
Another physician, who knew me and
the circumstances of my case, Gdclsed
u,e to eire HamiHon's EliGir triai-
saving, he had used & it IN his practice,
( and al,oays found It todo m,tch good. a
bottle was procured, and / found reliet
fore Ihad taken half Eft. lcontlnued
to use it, and was soon strong enough to
attend to business. ntaling cold, some
: of my former symptoms return but are al
ways removed BY dose or two of the E
lixir.
GEO. BENNER, jr.
No. II, Budd street, Philadelphia,
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Hah,l's AMI, Bilious Pills.

Tie Operation Of these pills is perfectly
mid, 50 as to be used with safety by per-
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ons in every situation, and Of every ages
~, =, 49,, -. H. q II . MOD tn carry

They are excellently adapted to carry
| OFF su,nserfIuous bile prpug Gent its NOR
NJ, Sac .et;;ops---to r estorend amend the
annef;fez--to produce a free perspmation
and * thereby prevent colds yhlchis 50 OIL
ten &C fatal consequences. A dose never
rail. e remove Geld i taken on flrsYt ITS! ITS
a,nearance-.they are celebrated for re-
moving mo- habitual castiveness--slc kness at
The stomach and severe head-ache--and
ought TO be taken by all persons on a
change of climate. !,
They have been found remarkably eff
.catious in preventing and curing dlsof-
aers attendant on long voyages, and
should be procured and carefullypr esery-
ed for use by every seaman.
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I'oothe .acIle Drops.

The only remedy yet discovered which
givesimme late and lasting relief IN the
most severe instances,
The above GENUINE MEDICINES are
prepared from the Recipes of tie late
Richard Lee, Jun. (by Hannah Lee. IS
widow No. SIS. Maiden Lane, New ork,
and by her particulars lnnsn.a'Ae "a. sold by
.Iessrs. Jas. Kennedy g Son.
BOOKSELLERS, ALEXANDRIA.
ADrl Is.
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C0NpIlIGN,S.

The work will be comprised in an oct;l,
70 volume containing about 40 pa2es.
I'D II, tie vrrncea WITH an entire leW
tyre, Of which the above is a specimen;
and ongood paper, and will be delivered
ia boards at Three Dollars, Fifty tents,
Those who interest Themselves III the
work, and procure ten subscribers, BE-
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shall receiye.one copy for their trouble
Persons holding subscription papers
are requested to retlrn them by the hrst o!
June next to Charles Hosmer, the pub,
Usher, at Hartford, Connecticut.
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;irp
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The Restoratire Pocder for the
teeth aud Gums.

This excellent preparation comforts
and strengthens the gums, preserves TIE
enamel from decay, and cleanses and
whitens the teeth, by absorbing all the
acrimonious slime and foulness, which
suffered to accumulate, never fails to IN
lure and fipally ruin them.
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holm HOOVER.

Sworn and subscribed before EbeneAer
Ferguson, esq. one of the justices OF the
peace for Philadelphia county.
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BosToN GLASS.
LAWRASON & TOWLE
Haze Receired from the Boston Glass
.Nan3actory,
80 Boxes 8 by 1919 10 BY l2 Glass

h"Co AsCIetttN JfOW ute- HOStOH UtGSS
Nan'Jactory,
80 Boxes 8 by l0& 10 by IL Glass,
Also,
YNNHREE cases containing, Decanters.
4 Wine Glasses, TumbIers, jelly
Glasses, Bowls, Cruits, Pitchers, Salts,
&c. all of the above manufactory-lhe
quality Of the Boston Glass is known to
be superior to any imported and will be
sold as Iow--they are authorised to con-
tract for any quantity or description Of
Glass that may be wanted which will be
Immediately forwarded from the Manu-
factory at Boston. The prices of the
different sizes of Window Glass may be
seen on application as above.
May S.
sa The Editors of the National In.
teIligencer and Federal Republican are
requested to publish the above once a
week for four weeks.
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Hamilton's Worm destroying Lo-
zeHgeS.

This medicine, which is as innocent &
mild, as is certain and eficatious in It's
operation, cannot injure the youngest IN
fant, should,no wosns exist in the body,
but will, without pain or gripping, cleans
the stomach or bowels of whatever rs ioul
or offensive, aud thereby prevent the pro-
dacton Of worms, and many other fatal
disorders.
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Enhn,s genuine Fue W0ier.

A sovereign remedy for all diseases OF
the eyes, whether the effect of natural
weakness or of accident.
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Da,sasE Lip salre.

Hans true g genaine German Corn
Plaster
Aninfallible remedy for corns, speedily
removing them root and branch, without
giving pain.
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CASE OF CURE.
,e1eeted from q numer0us lisf.

Sgt4cted rum u Htthtei1 ''S w.
John Hoover, rope-maker, South S'e-
cond street, between Mary and Christiap
streets, Philadelphia, voluntarily mak22p
oath as follows namely--that his we;
Mary Hoover, was so severely afidle.eo
with violent Rheumatism, very dan9froNe-
" situated, the consequence of sseNe[e
cold after lying in, as to be c9'llIeu %
her bed for several weeks, aGl was AT
length reducedto the melanSoiy aPF.fee-
hefis;on of remaining GRIPPE lor me-
notwithstandingthe mostrspectaoie me-
deal advice was followedand every pro-
babe ,relp4dy attemPtAi; When :, seeing 4g
several gsses of cares9ertorned by Ha-
m;lta47s Essence apl extract OF Mustard,
th.S were procureI from Mr.. Birch. No.
-. South Scoop street. The first apph-
cation enabled her to walk across the
room. and TIE use OF one bottle restored
her to her usual state of health and
strength.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-10
POREIGN .iRTICLES

Morter, who adhered to Louis sometime appears
TO have gone to Bonapar,e
Joseph 'usparte arrived at Paris three DAYS af.
ter his brolner.
Dunkirk IS said TO have been taken possession of
by tue Brush troops
Boneparte has proclaimed the pardon Of all tho
Marshsis, except Nugcresu and Marmont.
.Cauncour,, Duke Of Vicenss, had been sent 10
Vienna Tor Maria Louisa
From tac Pdris NonIcr of March OF
On the 2Sd of iarch, at4 z NJ Couat de Lille
(Chief Of the Bourbon famy) departed from Little
and from France, going 10 Menin,
Every where Ihe Imperial Eagle, the National
Coekade, the Tcc. cooured standard, have been
adopted at lhe sccsmaons of the people and of tho
arms.
Count UAr,ois and the Duke of Berry Quilted tic
French territory an the night of the 25,h of March,
taking the soute of Belgium. The troops Of King
Louiss household have submitted without resistance
10 the orders of the Emperor.
Ar GuLrH OF JUAN, March l.
The csrs and soldiers eftic IMPERIAL Cuar
20 the generals. etfc-rs and soldiers of me .irr.y
So,di-cs, Cont sdes.-we have preserved yorr
Emperor. 40 spie Of the numerous snsrcs which
were laid for hm We bring him back to you from
beyond lbe seas, through a thoasand dangers; we
have landed upon ths sacred soil Of our country with
the National corkaa; and the Imperial Eagle
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-10

Tramp.e under foot the white cockade it is the
emblem of shame, and OF the yoke imposed by the
stranger and by treason. We shall in vain have
she'd our blood, if we should suiIer the vsnquished
10 give us law !! During the few months In which
the Bourbons have reigned they have convinced you
that they haze neither forg0ton learned any Ming
They governed by prejudices hostile to our
rights and those OF the People
Those who have borne arms against their country,
against US, are their heroes; you, you rebels
wnom they will pardon until they sufficiently
consolidated by the formation of an army Of emi-
grants, OF Swiss Guard, and by the gradual intro
ducton Of new officers intoyour ranks Then, il
will be necessary to have borne arms against his
country, to qualify any, one for honors and recon-
pences II will be necessary to have birth confor-
mable to their preudices to be an officer The sol
dier will always remain soldier the people will
bear the burthens and they the honors.
Waiting for the moment, when they shall dare to
destroy the Legion Of Honor, they have given its in.
sigma 10 all the traitors and they have been lavish in
attempts to abuse ii. They have taken from it all
the political prerogaves which we had gained at the
expence OF our blood
The extraordinary domain Of 400 millions out of
which our rewards were assigned, which was the
patrmony of the army and purchase Of our tolls,
they have appropriated to themselves.
Soldiers Of tie Creat Nation Soidiers Of The Great
Napoleon Will you consent to be soldiers OF a
Prince who tor twenty years was the enemy of
France, and who boasts that he owes his throne to
Prince Regent OF England.
All that has been done without our consent and
that Of the people, and without having consulted US,
is illegal.
Soldiers Retired Officers Veterans OF our Ar
mics Come with us to conquer the throne, the pal
ladium of our rights and lei poserity one day saw
" strangers, seconded by traitors, imposed shame
ful yoke upon France-the brave rose up, and the
enemies OF The people. of the army, disappeared and
returned 10 their original nothngness'
Soldiers! The drum beats ! we march run to
arms come forth 10 join us, 10 join Emperor,
and our tri.coored eagles.
lsigned by number of Majors, Captains and Lts.
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BERNARD HILL. JuN.

TAKES this method 10 inform his old Customers
i and The Public in general. that he can furnish
them at the shortest notice. with the following arti.
cles, at wholesale or retail, viz :---whe Rope, OF
all Sizes deep.sea and hand Lines. Log Lines
Housing and Marine seine, sewing and whipping
Twine Pack Thread COD Lines Bedcords, from
to 10 Dollars per dozen Fish Lines, all sizes, of
cotton, fax or silk Chslk.Lints, Mule-Baadlng
cotton and silk Cords, for trimmings; carpet Warp
and Filling Flax, Tow, sc. &c. sc.
He assures those who may favor him with their
custom, tha; the above articles will be manufaetur
cd of the best materials, warranted as good, and
sold as cheap as can be purchased in the State o,
Rhode-lSland. .Nireh s.
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POETRY.
From the Boston Gazette.
AiRg George and +" old Lronsides :"
A SQUIB,
BY PETER OUNCE.


THE King, God bless him, late, at early morn,
Restor'd to sense, was seen TO tread the lawn,
Eager to learn the CoNs1ITuTIoN's fate
So says report--report will sometimes lie:
Bat reader. we'll thou know'st, FIJI nell as l.
This ship has troubled much his royal pate.
When boasfu DAcREs, humbled by her power,
And the fand JAVA in unluoky hour,
Receiyd her from, and shrunk beneath the tide;
Cesar grew pale at first, then rav'd, and swore
NEPTUXE was base, and AMPnITRlTE more
Thus Oh the Yankee contests TO decide
Still hoasides" in safety rides the wave:
The King resolves his sluking fame TO save;
And many ship is sent her course to trace,
Follow'd by sgaadrons too, the sea TO roam
(The pondrous weight cen makes old ocean groan,)
To give the Constitution chacc
The feet returns-thus George,with sparkling eyes,
Hey! hey! ,shaf aews ? hey hey|"
His majesty to hear was all agog- he cries
Wien Sluart'-Coler'-Kerr,' with crims0n'd face,
Thus spake--" We gave the Constitution chsce,
And ah great sire, we lost her in a-.f9g !"
Fog tag sOhas Jag hey, Stuart, ,vhat fog sag,
So then The foe escap you Stnorf hey?
"Yes, please your majesty, and hard our fate
" But why not, Stuart, different cources steer 2"
Stuart replied (impute it not to .tear,)
We THo'T IT PRUDENT NOT TO SEPARATE.
Commanders Of The Newcastle, Leanner, and Il
casta--the squadron that pursued 0s Constitution
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Fancy Shoe-Store.
CALEB 1RJPP,

.'0 ISf, fBAMES' STREET,
ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and he pub.
IN lie, that he keeps on hand an extensive assert.
ment of Ladies' Shoes, of every description and quail.
ity; Chidrens Shoes Of oil sizes colo:s and prices
Gentemcn's best and common Shoes.
Gentlemen can be ftrSd With Boots ana Shoes,
made in the best manner, anl a, The shortest notice
TO LET'-the Chambers Of the above store, on
reasonable terms. April o6
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Commissioners Notice.

WE, the Subscribers. having been appointed by.
w the Hon. Court Of Probate, of the toen OF
Portsmouth. commissioners, receive and examine,
the CLAIMS against the estate of BENZ. BROWN,
late OF said Portsmouth, deceased, represented in-
solvent, do hereby give notice, that six months from
the tenth inst. is allowed the creditors OF said Es
tate, to bring in and prove their respective claims,
and that We shall attend for that purpose at our re-
spectiye dwellings at any time during said period.
GILES MANCHESTER, cou.,,
SAMUEL CLARKE,
All persons indebted to said Estate are requested
to make Immediate payment 20
PATIENCE BROWN, .idninisiratri1.
Portsmouth,, .7prii 20, 1915.