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Toofhe .ache Drops.

The onlyremedy yet discovered which
gives immediate and lasting reliefin the
most severe instances.
4 The above GENUINE MEDICINES are
prepared from the Recipes OF the late
Richard Lee, Jun. (by Hannah Lee, ms
widow No. sc, Maiden Lane, New-f ork,
and by her neutrality-suspicious. sold by
.Messrs. Jas. Kennedy q Son.
BOOKSELLERS, ALEXANDRIA.
April Is.
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CASE. OF CURE,
Sslseted from a ,aameroas list.

~ Selected from a numerous hst.
John Hoover, rope-maker, South Sc
rond street, between Mary and Christian
streets, Philadelphia, voluntarily maketh
oath as follows: namely-that ms wife,
Mary Hoover, was SO severely affilcted
with violent Rheumatism, very dangerous
ay situated, the consequence OF severe
cold after dying in, as to be confined to
her he'd for several weeks, and was at
length reduced to the melancholy appre-
hension of remaining cripple Tor life,
Notwithstanding the most respectable me-
.lical advice was followed, and every pro-
babe remedy attempted; when seeing
several cases of cures performed by Ha-
millions Essence and extractof Mustard,
they were procured from Mr.. Birch, No.
II. South Second street. The first appli-
cation enabled her to walk across the
room, and the use of one bottle restored
her to her usual state OF health and
strength. oo,vrn
Sworn and subscribed before Ebenezer
Ferguson, esq. one of the Justices OF the
peace fer Philadelphia county.
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Selected from a Numerous Last.
TO III. LEE.

= y
Being DESTROYS to make public for the
good Of Others the excellent quality OF
sgIAasiLT0N'S ELIXIR, prepared by
the late Mr.. Lee, Ihave sent you the fol-
lowing account of the benefit ] have re-
ceiyed frCmit; which / hope will induce
Others to give tia trial. In consequence
of bruiize on the breast received from a
fall, my health grew bad, my breathine
became difficult, and frequently have
had suddenly to rise up In my bed with
all the horrors Of immediate suffocation.
Add to. these, a constant pain IN my
breast and a cough, great loss Of
strength and flesh, and you may conceive
that my symptoms evidently indicated an
approaching consumption. The advice
ola most eminent physician was resorted
to, aud afterwards y second was called
In, but without giving me any relief.
Another physician, who knew me and
the circumstances OF my case, adrlSed
sas to gire Haniltoa's Etiarir a trial
saving, he had used sit IN AIS practice,
assl alrays found It to do mach good. a
bottle was procured, and + found retiet
5yfore Ihad taken half ef1. lcontinlled
to use it, and WAS soon streng enough to
attend to business. Ont taking cold, some
ofmy former symptoms return but are al :
ways removed by adose or two OF the E
iAir.
GEO. BENNER, jr.
No. II, Budd street, Philadelphia.
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The Rcstoratire Po7cder for tn
81 teeth aud Gums.
DanRask Lap Salre.
Han's trise g genuine German Corn
PIdiSler.

Aninfallible remedy for corns, speedily
removing them root and branch, without
giving pain.
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JOHN HOOVER.
Hamilton,s Grand Restorative.

recommended as an inyaluaDie me-
dicine Cor the speedy relief and perma-
nent cure of the various complaints which
result from dissipated pleasures, juvenile
indiscretions, residence In climates una
yorable to the constitution, the lmmode-
rate use of tea, frequent intoxication, or
other destructive intemperance, the un-
skilfuI or excessive use of mercury ; the
diseases peculiar to females at certain
period Of ste, bad lyings IN, etc.
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Colas and Coughs,
HANiILT0N,s ELIXIR.

a sovereign remedy for Coils, obstinate
Coughs, .asthaaas, sore throats, ana
.rpproachias Consua,ptions, and moss
disorders Of tie breast Gia. lungs.
q SINGLE trial viii prove, that It
IA restores The determination OF the
fluids to the surface of the body; and
brings On the common healthful perspira-
ten that it dislodges and esacuates the
tough yiscid phsegm or mucus, strength
ems the weakened vessels of the lungs,
sheathes the acrimonious humoi, wfAch
initiates them aud finally discharges, It.
Thus strikes at the root of the disorder
the symptoms are of course efectualiy
and permanently conquered, the reverse
Of common medicines which weaken the
constitution, and give strength to the
disorder, foi the sake of moderating Tor
she present some Of its painful effects.
CASE OF CURE.
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Hahn's genainc Eye Water.

A sovereign remedy for all diseases OF
the eyes, whether the effect OF natural
weakness Or of accident.
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IS Farmer and a Gardener
Wanted

A SKILLFUL and industrious Far
mer who has no objection to removing to
the Western Country, will hear of a
good situation, by applying at this Ct
flee.
ALSO,
A Gardener, who understands his bu-
siness, is sober and industrious, will
meet with employment, by applying as
above.
Feb. %.
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ITCH CURED,

BE- once using Lees Sovereign Ointment.
The proprietor informs those persons
and families who are suffering under this
disease, against the infection Of which
no personis safe) that if this ointment is
used at night ON going to bed, it never
fails to perform a cure by the follow ing
morning, as thousands who have used it
during the last ten years can testify. Tie
peculiar excellencies Of this intallible re-
nedy for the itch, over every other, are
the certainty of cure by a single applica-
ton; the ingredients being 50 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 pleasantess poinatum.
The Restoratire Pozcder for the
teeth aud Gums.
This excellent preparation comforts
and strengthens the gums, preserves the
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
jure and finally ruin them.
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Hamil.on's Worm destroying Lo-
lfnSeS,

This medicine, which isas innocent &
mild, asis certain and eficatiouse in its
operation, cannot imnre the Youngest In
FAINT, should no WORMS exist in the body,
but viii, without nain or gripping, cleans
the stomach or els of whatever is foul
or offensive, and l.lereby prevent the pro-
duction of worms, and many other fatal
disorders.
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Hahn's Anti Bilious Pills.
The operation of these pillsis perfectly
Mid, 50 IS to be used with safety by per-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-07-26
AGREEABLE NEWS.

On Saturday arrived in this port. the fast sailing
sch. David Porter, Capt, Fish, Ia 50 days Pssssge
from Gibraltar, bringing papers from thA, place, to
the 18th June. H-t
american Squadron ia the Sfreishfs.
Capt Fish informs that the American SOU idron,
consisting Of The frigatcs Guerriere, Com Decatur
MScedonian, Observation-Disclosures Gordon--sloS p
Ontario, Ellioi-brg Epervicr, Downs sehooners
Torch, Chsuncey--apd >phre, DaIlss-hsd passed
up The Streights. The two latter arrived at Gibrai.
tar the 18th. and the other vessels on the IA h
June, and Immediately proceeded on their destined
expedition.
Letters from Capt. Smith, in Algiers. dated May
18Th, had been received by Capt Fish. No Ameri.
vessels had then been sent In the report, from
Cadis, however, was, that two American brig, had
been captured
Capt Fish has dispatches from Com. Decatur, to
the Secretary of the Navy, and also letters ffoa,
number Of officers of tbr squadron.
When Com vecatur was off rangiers, ne receiv.
ed information from the American consul there, thas
Algerine frigate had been in the bay, forty eight
hours before, and had sailed for the stregh,s Com
Decatur Immediately went in pursiit. Captain Fish
was afterwards informed BY ofices Of the Mean
dss. at Gibraltar, that Com Decatur, had captured
or driven ashore the fri,sc, bu. Ire rsror. Id cot
res, CT rcry scsd s:u-ss;:cr.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-07-26

Ia, IA ,~j cAIa,ries Eng!anl being eatirely com.
|ne cial. ought 20 be directed by calculation and
kese sar hazardous enterprises. France slosld be
ks1ytrnsd by the love OF territorial acquisitions
Eak ksui p.lces her poiet of honor IN considering
herself as the central point OF AL the maritime oper-
htion, which unite all nations France should place
hers in prohing from all those gifts which nature
has layishcd upon her within herself; we should be
proni OF our own peculiar riches bestow sffec-
fions on them and endeayog spread them Uniform
~ by the facility Of our interior communications,
without aiming 10 become the rivals Of our neigh
bors on 40 element the superiority over which geo.
graphical position and the system OF the balance Of
,,os7er among the nations Of Europe appear ad-
fudge 70 them, at least for long time to come -
We would be better employed in conhning ourselves
TO multiply aud improve tbe productions Of our soil
thaa, TO coGsign ourselves over 10 foreign :
rnerce which never follow but in an inferior
aud prec arious manner, subject TO the VIII Of the
Iaglish, who viii always endeavor to make us incur
ever, possible loss cARNoi
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EXTRACTS PaoM THE GIBRALTAR PAPERS.
NAPLES TAKEN

G,5rahar, Juae ! 8 Official intelligence
was received last night from, Naples,by which
it appears, ,ha, our feet, under Lord Ex-
mouth, having arrived in the bay, the iund
forces, sent over from Sicily, took possession
OF that capital, On the 2lst last month, TWO
days before the arrival Of the Austrian army.
NIurst, who had succeeded in reaching Ma
plies, after the dispersion OF his troops, effect
cd his escape in disguise, on the same dsy
that the town fell into our hands.
King Ferdinand was hourly expected there.
Madame Marot, with about 1000 French.
men arc TO be sent TO Trieste.
The allied armies at Naples consists OF
$4,000 men, and will Immediately proceed 10
u!iertor operations
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wttu We tbiak il ass 10 ksAp her ia csn,in-
nsl danger America make on alliance for the
purpose Of defending beFselfsgsinst Us, s,who.e
public writer's, al least, devoted Der chiei mag
istraie TO the gibbet, and herself 10 return
under the mild protection of /" the PARENT
state 90 Nor are there wanting writers 10
America to hold he same langus re but they
are met by men, who are able to contend a.
gainst them. There the press is free, really
tree snd there truth will prevail.
a good specimen CT this Inso!ent way Of
talking was given by Sir John Co< Hfaestey,
who, st laie county meeting IN Somerset
shire, said, that the Americans, or at least,
giess, were ibe sleDes e/IAe Ia.e syrgns eJ
France, ahToJof which they had given IA
their late svar against u.s. So, because Amer
lca, in defence of herself, went 10 war with Us,
while We were u war against Napoleon, she
was 10 be deemed the slave Of AGheieOn, who
had no power 10 hurt her, and who had never
called on her 10 go TO war IN his behalf. She
Was 10 sop ill our war with him Iyas 0f an end
before she sought t. defend herself. 1t was
6aseness IN he 10 assert her own rights, al the
end ofmany years of complaints, because We
were al wal with ~ poleon.
This insoien, language, my Lord, is little
colculaled o heal The wounds OF America.
She will, 10 spite Of all We can say, reject on
her past danger, and she aust have lost her
usual wisdom IN pr ling f'om experience, if
she does not noW seek The means of secu,Ity
be,imes That with all her natural rcluc-
lance TO war, she viii be disposed TO do this
am cerlsin; and, i, Will, imagine, require
bnt shght pIOvocatiob to iadUce her TO act
upon that disposition / has been announced
10 us, that SwitzeIland has been informed,
tha, there are 10 be no neuTa!s in this war a.
gainst Napoleon. Hamburg, Tuscany, aud
several other states felt, the { fleets of such
principle during the FIRST war against Repus-
can FIance. Denmark felt those effects
during the last war. America will consider
OF, ond Judge f'om the past and, you, Lord
ship may be sssui ed that She wlli moi want
tie me an, It do,ng what her permanent saie,y
shall maniiesl'y demtd.
have thus, ny Lord, stated TO you vha,
think Will be the view that the people Of a
merica viii ta&e of the present scene what
Ihlnk VIII be their feelings [; 6nd have point
cd OCT The Consequences, which | apprehend
from those feelings, ii We enter upon the war
against France on the ground which Is at pres.
ent set forth. The Americans, repeat, are
prone to peace, as every uncoriup,cd nation
IS; but as 1t WAS said, the oihei evening, that
II was better 10 got war now with strong
aiIiurce Oh our side, than be compelled to go
10 war a the end of an exhausted armed
peace without allies as this was deemed III.
umphant reasoning, in England, in behalf of
offensive war, you mus not be surprised il it
be initiated, in America, in behalf Of war of
defence. i am, Sc. &c.
WIN. COBBETT.
n 'lcy Nav g. 1915
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on tie is.b June az EHglish pseke, arrived a, Gib-
rs!tar iom Palermo Who spcke. ON ,he l7tb, II. NJ.
gun-siig -, which had T. lien in with ,he L. S.
squadron, and reported that they had captuied an
A4gerine figate--lbis was believed at ibfa,sr
The American agent on board Com. Dtcatur's
squadron, bad proclamations ready prepared for de-
ciaring Algiers IN state Of close bloc kade, ard
warning neutrals not to there.
The American squadron made a fine appearance
in the bay and several boats of to take peep
al he Macedonian and Eperver.
The same night the Ontario arrived at Gibraltar.
some Agerine Jews sent boat express TO A.Giers.
with the information.
The Agerine squadron had been out the Straits.
bu, had returned 10 the Mediterranean, and @as ex-
pec,ed 20 have gone into port. Dutch frigate,
which bad been some time in the bay, was expected
10 JOIN Com Deca;ur's squadron.
Hora,io sPrsgue, Esq'r. (of Bosion) resident at
Gibraltar, had given ali the letters be had received
from Capt. Smith, dated at Algiers, and likewise
from the Consul at Tunis, stating the conduct of the
Bey OF Tripo, to Com. Decatur, previous TO the
squadron proceeding up to Algiers.
Gen Dunn CON mands at Gibraltar, and treats a
mericsns with respect.
The Absllino privateer was at Marseilles--she had
sold one OF her prizes for S30000.
The splniards were marching for the frontiers.
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From the Boston Ca:efte. Of Monday lae.

ar. last evening, b'Ih,h snip AnBsDois,
Guntley, ~ days frow P,ymout,,, Eng. with
ass prisoners, from Dartmoor, principally
the crews OF the u. 81 big Ratilesnake and
Syren, aud psivs,eer Rol,y.
Tho friga,e United is,es dropped down
from the Navy Yard, Cbirles,own, yeste rdoy,
and anchored off Lang whafi--yfiso, The L >.
brig En,erprize, and anchored between the
fort and town.
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NE w PORT.
WEDALSDAY, JULY IS, 1915,

On he Isl Inst. ariived 10 this Earbor the
sloop Mary .Aon, Diving Machioc) with q
quantity ol i,on knees, and the best bower
anchor OF The Bitsh figate Syren, which
was lost on Point judith IN the revolutionary
war. The anchor weighs four thousand VT.
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When our limits will permit, we shall publish,
what is called an gtcial account of the Internal
sscTe at DartnoOI PRISON, and Al the same time an
mex thereunto some abe remarks from the Philade.
phia Democratic Press
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-07-26

The cartels brig Shakespeare, and ship
Zephyr, both troa, Plymouth, Eng. the for
mer with l4s AID the latter 272 released A.
merican prisoners. has ar. al Buston.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-07-26

The U. brig Ftrhy, Cdp,. Rogers, sail.
ed from New.York 18Th in>, to Joia Com.
Decatur, squSdron, IN II. Me,ne,, snean. =
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Toenty Dollars .Kezsurd.


RAN AWAY from ,he subscriber,
in the town of Alexandra. on Sunday
the 5th instant, Negro SPENCER
about % years old & | believe some
where near ieet or s inches nigh,
black skin and plea SAINT countenance /;
he mad one OF his hands hurt, which
probably is not well yet. He had on
yellow and blue round jacket md blue
vest OF country cloth. With purple cord
pantaloons-it is believed he had other
cioathing Said negro is at this tirae
in Alsxandria, and is well acquainted
in the place /; he will probabiy GO out
Of town Immediately or endeavo; 10 get
on board of some ship. | viii give a
ny persoo that viii catch said negro in
The di.trict of Columbia, I EN- DOL
LARS; if out TWENTY; and eli
reasonable expences paid if brought to
me near Fairfax courthouse, Virgil
MIA, or secured in any jail and give in
formation so that get him.
p Masters Of vessels s. all others
are forewarncd f ON harborIng or car
ryins awsv said NEGRO.
VIM. E. Broadwater.
March T. #
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This is to give Notice,

That the SUBSCRIBE of a.cxandria
County in the District Of Columbia,
has obtained from the Orphans Court
OF said County, letters Of sdmin,s'ra-
ton on the personal estate 0! John Muir
late of the county aforesaid decd III!
persons having claims against Tie said
Decedent, arc hereby warned 10 exhi.
bit the same with the vouchers thereof
duly authe oticatcd ard passed by tho
Orphans Court, to. the subscI iber, on
or before the goth Gay OF Aug. next, or
they raay by law be excluded from all
benefit to said estate, and those indebts
ed thereto are requested to make inn
mediate payment: CiYcn under my
nand this goth day o. February, 1857
Mary Muir,
Administratrir Of J. Muir.
Feb: FL
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Joseph Spear,
February 2s

Id ESPECT4 ULI.Y Informs his
Ia Friends and The Public, that he
continues TO carry on the CABINET
BUSINESS in all Its various branches,
on Royal Street, near the Market, and
has on hand some welt made FURNI-
TURF. And, also informs the public
that he has got > new HEARSE, and
stock tomake COFtINS, il called fer.
He also makes anei repairs Sophas and
every kind of Chairs on the shortest
notice
Feb 25,
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Robert Young,
Ambrose Vase.
March 7

II Under tile authority of the last
q VIII aud Testament of Michael
O'A1eara, dec'd-Will be sold at auc-
ticn on the premises, on the 9th day OF
March next, all the real estate of the
said Michael O'Meara, consisting Of a
House and Lot
In the Town of Alexandria, on the North
side of Prince street and to the West
ward of Union street and two Lots OF
Land with the Improvements thereon at
West-End, in the County of Fairfax
one of the said lots containing about 20
Acres and the other about Acres
The termo of sole, one half cash and the
other half in and 9 months, 10 be Sc.
cured by negotiable notes with APPROX
cd endorsers and deed of trust upoi3
the properly sold.
Thomas White, r.,o.e.
Thomas s5cana, Ea,0rs
February q Is
N. Il. The Sale to commence for
the property In 15ozea at 10 O'Clock.
and Immediately after at West.Ead.
So The Sale Of the above
property is postponed Till the:
lst Monday IN April next.
March z. Is
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This is to give Notice,

That the SUBSCRIBER has obtalneS
from the Orphans Court OF Aiexan-
dria county, ii the District Of Colum.
la, Letters documentary OH the l.
state Of Theodore Skinner, late OF the
county afor. said, deceased Ill per.
ssns having claims against the said de-
aeacnt, are hereby warned to exhibit
the same duly authenticated snd pas
scd by the Orphaos' Court TO the sub
scriber, on Or, before the 9th day OF
Sept. next, Or they may by law be cx-
Guided from all benc fit to said estate
and those iedebted thereto are resuir
cd tc make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 9Th day
of March, 1915.
JOIN GRID,
Executor Of Theodore Skinner.
March 9. Nv
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THISi is to give notice. thatthe Sub
scriber Of Alexandra County, in tho
Di.ttic OF ColAsubia, has obtained from
the Orphans Court of said county, let-
lers testairrniary on the personal ss-
tate OF Geo Chapman, late of the county
Aforesaid, deceased-all persons having
claims against the said decedent, are
hereby warned to exhibit the same with
tho vouchers thereof dolly authenticated
and passed by the Orphans Court, TO
she Subscriber, on or before the 4 Stn or
Aug. pext, or they msy by law be ex-
cluded from all benefit to said estate,
and those indebted thereto are required
to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of
Feb. 1915.
Amelia Chapman,
Ex'rx of Geo. Chapman decd.
Feb Is 4w
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pusLIseD ON rbEsDars THURSDAYS BY s0VD
q HIJR s. Day, MARCH 16, 1915.
For Rent.

The WAR; and WARE
HOUSE, lately occupied by the
Subscriber, formerly Consay's Wharf.
The Wharf is 100 feet wide and has
two docks, and the Warehouse is 40 by
10 feet. three stories high, finished
complete Apply to
Ferdinand Marsteller.
February 25. 2w.
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NOTICE

~E,HE. Subscriber respectfully in
4. farGls her friends aad the public
il general, thatshe has engageda stea-
d pcrsos and intends carrying on toe
Ca5ssaet BUSINESS
In 81! rs various breaches, at the stane
Aiaisly occupied BY John MUS decd.
Mary Muir.
FEB 81
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OrDIlan's Court.

Alexandria County, Fe6. Tenn, 1915.
ORDERED, Inst the adH,inlsiraiiz
of JOHN MUIR, deceased, d. insert
the following advertisement Tires times
week FIR four weeks in the alcxaa.
dria new papers.
A Copy--Test,
a Moore, Reg. Hills. !;
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mo. 1899
Venison Hams, &c.

Pension Hams, &c.
Jusl reeeiped and for Sale quantity u
WE'LL CURED
VENISON HAMS.
ON HAND
10000 lbs. Bacon OF q superior quslity
tor family use.
Dried Meats, Tongues, &c.
81 ALSO;
A general assortment Of Groceries -
usual:
ALSO,
Seine Cork.
VIM. Garner.
Joseph Vaudeville,
Corner Of King and Fai.fcr Stretfss
HAS FOR SALE,
50 or. Chests Gunpowder, Imperial,
Tyson, Young Hyson, dyson.
Skin, and Souoheng TEAS.
$4,000 ID. refined SUGARS.
co bills. Muscovado & N. Orleans
Sugars.
20 boxes White and Brown Ha.
wanna DO.
10 pipes Cognac BRANDY.
ESQ boxes Mould CANDLES:
With general assortment ST the best
Wines, Liquors and Groceries.
October 25.