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CAROLINE RAC1s

/5>HE Caroline Jockey CaE. Races. vii, c,nuens.
a, ouihe Third Thursday II. april next at IT.. In;
isttrn. ~ " vac az
Isl Dny-f'- ;.'e an.apntof Suhscri ton, fr any
itse' n''"s OF geidin ssrsng Tor tie benefit of one
o. tie members Of said club Rules Agreeable 20 th
iialiuahannOcs Joc,c, Cab
2td Das-for the .ro,a9etor', SabscyiDtio, o. g,
ana the / oil o!the Fie!', G;,h All entrance Of =
q ii.f---ior elesnt Saddle anu Bride rc.. FIR
~.,y tsti,iie morse, mare ar =, di.s
Pi3iLiP SAMUEL, Sec',y.
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Nv CT.iWCEEI


: y Amelia CouNty, JAnunrv Court, lst5-
Il May Muse, faE:
Iamcs Muse, Hezetiah Fori who interrns,Iied -, nh
Ann Myse, AMI Eutty tiuse, mr..
THE u eadsnt, Ht zekiah Esd, not having enter.
ed his nTpesTanee, and gwen security according ~ the
~, ~ essc rby, ami tie rules of this Cnut s,Id Il
sppesrns 70 the satisfaction o. tie Cqur, the, iin
MINI btant fths CooIinnnwt albion the INC, On
OF the complain aat ~ her Counsel, is odere,i tiss
TIC ad defendant, HezcLah do appear here on th,.
fourth Thursday n May next, and answer the bill Of
IN con'plHr'nt--and thata copy Of this oqicr, IL,
i0 t'Iwith pus7'e some public newspaper priat I'll
~ Riehm"d or ctersburg, or two r,on'lls succcs-
svely, ADD that another copy he ro,rd at the front
door OF the Couit-'ouse oftis County, on Two sue
eessiSe Court days
A Copy-Teste,
March fs wswp
! f isl5. ''''I'i' 0o"9 ''' f'Dy'
Robert Bowman and Sally, his wife, Phfs.
Against
John '',rter, Joshua Frster lanes Foster Il Bet
scy, his wife, and Jane Mil r Sheerwocd, ia mes
ne-ss, faunder Hysc, Iaclariah Wii.LtS= Polly
lis wife, and John Foster, Joel Foster Mister Fyi-
ttp, J,sliua Foster, Pot, Fcster Bs'sey tOsttr,
bayse Foster, Tsuinder Post ~, Sn,g's o. Foster 4
Jaoe Foster, heirs OF dsuiesj. Poster - Hetsy ro,-
ter, his wdew, Doris
Tho defendants, Jane Miller SheCrSOcd Jas Hays.
'no and fau'nd.r Hsyse, MT having entered tnor
appearance srcoriug to the Act ~ secondly snd the
Rules of flis Court, and y spr srrg tie sasf'ftoa
~ fhe Govt, TINT they renct Bs'iiads ofipE Sttc.
On tie OF he Poufs ~ ,h~i- Nrt. roe.y me
o'sLerei ts. ,!.ey appear her. the fret ny " Hay
Cot oc.t, and enter then Appearance, and ans~.r
the Fl~in,iiS bin, and tnat copy ofths ORDER
serte' ir one ofthe messengers priai.d N Rsr ord,
tor two months excessively, ani pos,fd 1t lii CrOr<
door q the Cnu,t house ofthe SAIL county.
Copy.
Teste
THo5 READ. O.
March 10. Vsrp
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Nctce 20 Cierka q Ccm7s
INLE.tNS hose dutr is 80 tJarsu.a to the AMI.
Z tors 0fise G pies of The Sno7.if, Ho.s ar. ~
nesug requested 10 DC prompt n n di.ca,et t ta.
duty. mo BIRFOOT. A p
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"UIIaf n falling e6f yIiy Cs,sfrt,1erl.r'
TnE checks 0f mr.. BgR Will blsncli with s,,nmc,
when b. crpes To- comasre his te expedition nv is
v@y 90 Sew.Otltaus. val. tie sune eQdiymeut sn is
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TIE fiRs1 nGI1AnRoN.

NV NUINI Ff4rr6 II
The Constellation Is loTry exIS eted here from or
folk, aud the Gnerfire sU9n from Philadelphia, and
The whole squadron sas from tits port fur Medilcrra-
Tie second squadron viii rendezvous aid sah
from Boston. They to carry the rGasen snI nj
cue faOney 10 Aigicrs
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LATEST rnnM Nrw.nR1EA -" -

mail from New Orleans to- the II, re-. 1as re-
eeived ii the posl-oics ycserisy NOR ,ins John r.
Combs, Esq. ard Nlr AHisms both of TIE tstriotic
troop Of 6ct Dragons ON Felicaos. ave among the
number Of TIE brave w0 have lied o. thc- WOUNDS re-
cciged 10, ihr isis ban 2.
The British. T. APPEARS, iet shp I4'srd m the 7;h
ani have gais hone Eress SICKNESS ~. Vacd sDo sis
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States sleep ofwar Ontario. now in this port.
Maythe success his valor merits attend
him
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We are authorised to STATE, thSt I" him .gf,7-r
CdT'si. Esq Is candidate for Congress-, ior Tue d.
tict in which he resides"
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From the baltimore Patriot 9fAKarch 8.

Captain Elliot, Of the United States navy,
yesterday arrived in ti,is city. 1t is with
great pleasure we learn that this gentleman,
so distinguished tor his gallantry and his SER
wees to his country on Lake Erie. has been
appointed to The Command uf the Uni cd
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Of The 3ev'd. ErBxLBxRr DKay-r. will n-cach .
CHARITY Sermon on Sunday NEXT ~ 81 slock m IN,
Old Ne,hoiia Meeting louise, FOR tue benefit OF INC
Female Hniuaue Association.
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LIST N1G.Hi"S .E8JL.

WAsaINGTox. March IS.
Cary Of letter from Brig. Grnerak lanes
dorchester 10 :he Secretary Of Her, da-
Mobile, 18th Feb. 1878
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ALIsr GF ACTs.
Passed b. n, mirfcr'" Congress AZ

Passed b. thr thiTfceHi" congress ~ men
fdird SDsoto0.
.oiut,o-ts -I ,t eive Of e sense of congress 81
tb,. y,gsot c9adnc % Capti 2 homa5 .isgi1. Cu9h,
e ofeers, seam,n, maro,s and ioi,nt'y. aer'ng as
n rncs, b.Afd t.c United states q i.d.on on lae
& an lam
Resolution expressive ~ the sense Of erI r.,' re-
leti~e to tie scory O. TIE PeacDsS over We her-
Ter
0e7oiu.iof inp9veTint tde ih library e1Tonni'e
oe coggre,s b c3at-lt .g t,c purchase II Fir tste-
~ Iirary
IA sst iu,,.r 20 extend tb- risii o. s'Gac" a1d q
i,c- Csc "a. nu.npcr ef .ir neth ia iHc 'f"iacFe
co. n.il.- tn tit'-.f.'ti tory.
100 Goccxu SIS sr'h sse#c fo91cres,rt'a.'va
t-f',- e.aa EFF t', B4,i,h sopp Kciiiecr iy he
Nr,.r7ce 81 ,p Wash.
zee. ,..f., t-t sed 90 CO.. duct win wiics trTu
for s.ftae arn.s ofthe u.it,d Gttes lrs bee' s''
tsi-a6 lv ns.is general i;goWa, % " eeo.ra. scott
81. r 1eY.i Poser. 'gaf seltr.' f.,i'es, nf-
70, asac.4, Mseoa.5 aud - ssIers E'riay aal 1i.h
4.r
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iniisu Fields, Charles Cite
COUNTY, Ni.rc' !. ,s,
DTSHILLEhIs I.dA'-Z 40 -II1r-

DISE1LLEh,c l.dA..l 80 IILn.
ysTHOSE engaged ia tie manufacture of Domcs,c
Spirits, and more particularly those about 10 en-
gage ia tie same, wish To enlarge their works hen,
attention is invited AN improvement in di;tilat;on
lately discovered or invented the Subscribers who
has erected one in the city us Riohmoad near th.
Aims House, which has been in operation nearly nine
months-and having Frequently been eysune.l ,y dis
ti,lers OF the best Information, ami UNANIMOUSLY pro
nounced IL be- ~ t,r OPINION, the best most convent
emf lest expensive and most expeditions ucig of dis
tliiaonHduceS the subscriber tO publish this tina,
those at dsnoe may reap the aIyaiqges Of the I'M
Pr1veIneut we'd those ia the vicinity u Is no,
the intention of the subSc1jer 20 dwell on the excel
lcnoy of his Invention, l. wishes il only % recon-
mead ts1, 2hd shall only say, that the expense Of
rnctne ;ne works isn arson ~ tho cost of the
Copper StI; the quality nf the liquor far superior as
,t !. free from all kinds of impyreuma. Tie S i and
cap bLirg male Of wood aud boiled by the power O,
stcarI Is cOnst ictel that the bur never rise in he
esp aud canlot hurn the worn beng large viii
throw oS about che batreI per hour. It is torcl
uGHeecG-.Iy b. be particular IN describing H. as
. ls pTcsni0ablc that 40 one WI attem; % erect one
w,togt Instructions from the surcrbe. or some one
iainigd with the business, aud authorised 50 Ia do
4 the intention, OK the Subscriber, rs soon rs pssblc
toappo;n ~ Hus different parts of the U s. < e,,
INSTRUCTIONS 70 steady young men thai Will attend ~
erecting ne saG9 when called o,i--at lrescrt only
three sH.hofised 10 sell rights, viz :-ThoIn;,s
I3rowITIsg, ESQ. Edenton \. &. who has one Of
t',s stills Olets,ionn tire absence OF che Ellrc
Capt T. Che sso0roGsh, the frat mentioned digti.
levy, IN Ilchmond--and Mr.. John VI smiih Is antio-
rieyi c,Hsey rights 20 others. Che right Of us.r
is still si'd vending rights to others 10 b. usrd H s.
srel 20 the Subscriber by Letters Patent, dNeG tLe
9h bYrij, 1914. The Subscriber has gndeystoo, aat
there is ~ oyerntion VA d5-ren, yafts cfthe q S
wooen On steam s;is; ai.hol 20 he has nevcc seen p.
~, he thinks proper % STATE ,hnt he claims 10 5gf
or knowiedgc ofthern thst bis Patent Stis are or;
j., operation ~ shove stated.
lefers GG9rs,ssG 10 ne snbsrfter. Ricba.sld.
III p1a faid1 7rN be aHenlisd 10. and coe.s ~.
'9-D4hoi ii.gltded as som ns pDeaibe.
EZRA TALMACE
IS. .N1Dnefoys eerifcofcs IND hte,s a..sLs Z,
[ pHhsbei. bm ~ is aioHshf uneesasay
PeJuery 3---wG
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SEASONED SHIP-7'Tj7I3II{ER

l;'oI sA-E.-,--i nave large quaxti,y nj c,oiee
N'le OAK sup timber, thet was cut IN 1911 81 hold
'. 'ee w@tsr edge The timber wascnt a,r,eobIe 70
tn"'l on James River. I viii sell th. ,i,sher -
Gnow .es, or deliver it any where in the State NJ yr
sh'' on the water Courses that are navisl. or vii,
Jon N eGVa. terms in hnid@g ship, o. other vessels.
l, o the Il'nber provided the vessel or vessels az
7''!f at r0cksts--Any person wsh,e 70 ,,',.
2,;sae OF Jeii IN building, Will call on me, liyne IN
. credit viii DE given Tor great part of the money
,,, JOHN P. SHIELDS.
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TIE sW3saRIBFp
Cyers For, SAFE he fsl,oyoi,sg 7raess Of

OUe'S. <'OT. 'oaIf ne It.!osvf/ig Ifucts Of
BIND, uiz--
4 NM tract containing 10000 :.rpens French mes,
W SURE, in the county otSt Charles, AEs,e,r; rer,,
tory situated on tie BIZ tsinmos river enpty;p, mt,
IN. Msrip below tbs said work. Sal, river, ana 10
miles below Bofaloe sc,t eneat. '''1 ~
one tract coets'nr,g S&S6 s,r.ns, situated ON the
nase t9ra oil ce'oe rver, e,np,yins into the A.iss-
one tractor 500 aipens, on the fe1fsue Osacc river
enntying into the Missouri
The above FIRST rate I.sndo and in SETTLED ,.,r,
Oh eve er'nhy ;'he two las, wi,n egnt ,n,es 81 mill
Application may he made 20 N;r Arent R,,oa,s
''''s o, tla Dsrenne rser, 81, Charles roaaty. Mis-
pres or 'c r.1,s arc la1sed.
100 aspens equal to $50 acres
p:.. PATRICK GIBSON.
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SALES ~ .AUCTYJ.y.

q An saturday the llth inst at 10 O'clock o. lie
, BASIN. viii ne SOLD wrrkcrT Rl5EaVE
THRIFT E.fIYEAUY.
purchased Tor the U.s. OF d.c AMY aud now no: vas
te,
IERAo--Six months credit on all SUMS aloe
S5e, for a.'pro, Cd eudorar,i nrgotiable notes
Us. BROWN, j.. Y. VI.
March 8. ot
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90 DOhAARS RrWARn.

Z 'he night Of finr2dsy the 2,i last re.,r,s.
o. ,l,i Is i long shaped snrvt morse yith bl.,1.,
face, and ha.two h4d.V feet nts ne has also ,a,4r
oi the bridic his neck ard some traces o. harness %,
either le 0!iis ts. pac-s aud trots aid is sci
broken 70 the Gig. The o;;rr square made ,'s.s
bay horse, with short husy tail, and tlici lnste;
6ptI black. snd o. MS fare loct-Ipcks wl.ise--s
docs mt p,ee a'i is exeel.eh draft no9se--VVho.
ever vii deliver thc aforementioned horses to the
subscriber, itt tsk.n 80 miles from the civ.
shall receive the above reward; il t,,y taken IL
miles from the cy, So iDliars Al reasonable cA,ie.
incurred III conveying these horses lhher Is th.
distance BE 10, wore Than IS miles, shall he IQ,l
P.Y. DANIEL
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AFar.l, 8.
NTRGfNIN, To WI ;

VIRGINIA., 10 WIT;
I COlrt Of Appeals held at the Capitol ia Rib
- ,nond the Giaetcont!' day OF January, 1915.
Robert Miller Ui.S
Against
tIarinar Bicnnerbsssett def
Upon a writ d. supers1cas to Judgment Of the sI
psrior Court Of Law held in Wood oounty.
The wit Of supersideas heretofore awarded the
plaintiff to sto tie execution OF the SID iu!gmeet
not being returned executed Tic defendant AID It
appearing the sats.coA o! TIE that he Is NOT
ml,abiiant OF ills CU.fs3G th, the Fnni;c1 ct
the plaintiff, bv Isis Counsel, il IS ordered il.t Ge sail
lel,niant DO appear here the first McGJny in Auri
next, o. nave Ts,-heavg 81 the whole matter, tl,a
ujg ;nent aforesaid contained erd that a COW Il
his order 10 rthu"n inserted in some news pApcr
printed in ne city ut culoml inr two inoni,s srr
ecss!sIy, and posted a. TIC ot door Of tie Capitol il
The SAID CITY
i copy, tege, III. DANCE, q. q.
Fob. WV
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-. Ipe(i- IG>..,.,
OILS, sc.
March !. v,f
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ME SUHSGRiRaI-iLS,

t:E. 30 oSCRiBitIS
nc purchased and removed to Nt;,Ir-s,.
nef the Amelia Springs, I:ormeri, occupied by
,Ii9e Chaihn, has ope1ed !, honse OF en,erta;noe,
re IS a'sa making prea-ations tor the rec..ninn
% ;,ii tense who may u.k i.o,v. TO
TI4SiON E. JETER.
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FRESH GaRDKN- SEED
NTEn

A<N'iA p~tRs(s-ON SIZE u
WARRANTED
thtSti supply OF Garden seed. have. ;ns. -.
ecved from Piiiiadeiphia laid in ly Mr. Ma, RI,
Strueher OF this place, and warranted by MN 10 he
fRsHf :-amnng them is
y, hEhi' EARLYYoRK CABGAGE-sEED
nose TO whom Mr. Marin is known 40 q o,,Ia
WV ''HF unuer no uncertainty as to tue g-nuiren.s
% ''T seed have also received fresh at exte,sve
DRUGS * MEDICINES.
which are offered low for cash, o,. On ,;be, o.,;.
Dispatch go" eNeS''''' "rh.
u Expected u lew weeks, supply ' Of , ps:nis.
OILS, &c.
March !. v,,
THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD
Stolen from the Agdian Fields, THREE niies
}roA Charles City Corr House, OH Y2iars
Gay nig.5t, The Isl inst
TWO HORSES.
4 me bright bay City, i wears old last sprirr. a
Z y lou sFsieet high, has scar "n one OF her hind
a'ces, not re"pIlecte which, ard long tai, which
las lever 9se'doc&ed; she trOts and gallo;s no o.
tlcr mark Is reeGliected b. which Ia describe her
The other bay horse about four feet ten or riven
inches h'2h he goes lame in one of ais shoulders or
fore feet and has split in one OF his fore ho,a has
very round uecS, ani large legs his body long an!
round--te has beca aceusO1sh to the ,ieg ard cam
age lie above rcENr, Uiti !i reasonable cxi,.,ccs
WI be PAL by tue subscriber on tlc delivery OF die
horses
VIZ. Z. AU.L.
County, Ntroh !. tsr
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-13
From the London Star, February IL.
ANEC DOTF.

The following circumstance, which oc.
Cured to the grandfather Of enc Of the new
Knights ot'fhe Bath. probably laid the foup.
dation of his present honorable distinction
and alliance AFTER the peace of AK Ia
Chapelle. as at the present moment, a mum.
Der OF officers of regiments were reduce6.--
One of these Gentlemen accidently intrud.
ing himself into subscription billiard room,
at coffee house near St. James's, found the
Duke OF Cumberland. his present Maiestv's
uncle, at play with Colonel of the Guards.
it was a match for a considerable sum. and
the termination of it was looked for with
apparent eagerness by the numerous spec-
tators. His Royal Highness lost the game.
and Immediately putting his hand into his
pocket, discovered that he bad also lost his
gold snuff-box, or the top Of which was a
hne portrait of Frederick of Prussia. set
round with brilljants A general confusion
ensued, the door was immediately locked
and search called for, which was readily
assenied to by all present, except the stran.
ger, who declared he would lose his life be,
fore he would submit to the proposal: little
doubt WAS then entertained but ne was the
pickpJcket, and resistance appeared useless
The indignant soldier then requested that
his Royal Highuesss would honour him with
a private Interview; to this the DIXIE in.
stantly assented, and the company remain
ed in the greatest suspense. On entering
the room, the Officer thus addressed the
Duke" May it please your royal hghness
i am SOLDIER but my sword Is no long
ger OF service to- me or nv country, and the
only means have TO support the character
of gentleman. (Which no distress shall in
duce me to forfeit is the half pay which
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receive from the bounty Of my sove
reign; my name is c., my rank a lie,
tenant, in the Old Bluffs. I dined this dav
ut chop house, where paid for a rumo
steak; but eating only half of it, have the
remainder wrapped up in paper in INV
pocket, for another scanty meal at INV hnu,
Ole lodgings )" and Immediately producing il.
added, " am now Sir, ready to unders :
the strictest search" "Pli be Id Il
you shall. replied the Duke and ON Their
returning 20 the Billiard room, the aap -
ms Royal Highness's coat struck against tn {
entrance when it was discovered that ,ts
seam OF his pocket was uusewed, and The
lost valuable was safe in the silk timing =.
few days after the gallant officer re.
ceived Captains commission, with a Hat
ter'ns letter from the Royel Duke, Of fe
ture promotion
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-13

her connection with the country, by the ex
rent OF sea Coast which it gave her. The
noble Lord then briefly alluded 10 the af
AIRS Oh SPAN, and contended that painful
and disgusting as the proceedings Of one
party IN that country were against the sther.
we had no right to call that Government IN
account for IT'S proceedings He had every
reason to suppose. that the Spanish Gov.
eminent wished To cherish friendly connex,
ION with this country nor was there anv
reason to suspect, that what was called the
family compact, at least in it's offensive PARTS
woulc be renewed with France. Lnokine
then generally, at the foreign relations Of
the Country he Thought them highly salts.
factory the Hon. Gent. hat. asked what
ihe OF pohcy TINS country should adopt In
regard to the conyulsion by which France
was at present aggitated He N,ord G.. !
would give it as his opinion. that on the TO-.
sue OF mat Contest depended the continuance
/ OF all the blessings 10 which this country
could look forward, (hrar hear, and that
It never could be said if Bonaparte were re-
estaohsned In France, England could look
forward to tranquility. Were that man res
soreu In france, he should be glad to know
now the continent of Europe could avoid
Delng again converted into so many armed
nations, as the only security for their ;,de
PeDdence lie trus ed that Proyidence wo,jd
conduct this cpun.ry and Eurone th-onph
the remainder of their difficulties. The no.
bic lord then congratulated the honsa ON
the general adoption Of representative gov
ernments IN the different states of Germany
and said that with regard to ehe States gen,
eral OF Hanover in particular, their deiibe
r9tions had been Conducted with degree
OF moderation. talent, and prudence tina,
did them credit. A great deal had been
done to promote the happiness of nations.
and 1t Bonaparte was not suffered to inter
cept the prospects which were arising. never
could Europe look forward to brighter DAYS
than those which it might anticipate The
noo'e 'ord sat down amidst loud and repeat.
ed cheers.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-14
PUBLIC SALE.
IN FRJDAVtbo 1914 -, =,

I'm FRiDAY the 18th day of .,fay po IF
acitt be erpospJ to safe on the prpm;s a~''
A PIECE Of GROUND lyine IN TO-
IN north side Of Duke-streef and ~
the westward of Fayette- street. front;n.
26 feet upon Duke-street and runnin99.
back LOO feet to 10 foot alley. Unoe
the ground is erected convenient two
story brick house with back BUILDINGS "
Also, small tract of Land in Fairf,r
county, containing about l2acres. known
by the name Of Bloomfield Faru-ona.
fourth of the purchase money to be raid
in hand, and the balance PAYABLE in s;v.
twelve and eighteen months by securing,
the payments in satisfactory manner
.t the same time aciN be sill for Cash
SEVERAL SLAVES.
This sale is made bv virtue of deed
Of trust from Charles L. Neyitt TO secure
the payment of certain sums Of money to
Thomas Preston.
JAMES KEITH, Trustee.
April 6. is
n. B. ON the day following will be
sold at the Coffee House door in the town
of Alexandria, tract of LAND lyiDgin
Morris Township, County of Washington,
State Of Pennsylvania, containing $50
Acres-Also, a Lot of ground and house
in the Town of Nottingham, Prince
Georges County, State of Maryland up
on the same credit-These sales are
made to secure Thomas Preston as well
as Ephraim Gilman. J. X.
April Is.
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cana 4, every situation, and Of every age.

sons III every situation, and Of every age.
They are excellently adapted 70 carry
off superfuous bile and prevent its NOR
bid secretions-to s,store and amend the
appetite-to produce free perspiration
and thereby prevent colds which are Of
ten of fatal consequences. A dose never
fails to remove cold if taken on its first
apprenticeship are celebrated for re-
moving habitual costiveness-sickness 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
caticus in preventing ard curing disor-
ders attendant ON long voyages, 'and
should be procured and carefully preserv-
ed for use by every seaman.
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Hnmilten's Grand Restorative,

Is recommended as an lnvaluapie me-
d;cine for the speedy relief and perma-
nent cure of the various complaints when
result from dissipated pleasures, juvenile
indiscretions, residence in climates unia-
yorable to the constitution, the lmmode-
rate use of tea, frequent intoxication, Or
other destructive intemperanee, the I'M
skilfd or excessive use of mercury !; the
diseases peculiar to females at certain
period Of life, bad lyings in, etc.
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April 19.
Notary-Public.

THE subscriber having been duly
i. commissioned and ssofn, No.
ary public for the Town and County o.
Alexandria, is prepared to execute
the Notar;al business i'll all IFS bianch"
es, at his Law Office, opposite INC
Market Square. and adjoining tbe Cor"
ae-House.-rChar,er parties bi'ls
of sale of vessels, Assignments aho
all other shipping papers, "'ll be drawn
with accuracy and dispatch On apP''
cation as above.
J. D. Simms.
March IA @"h'"
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HamilIOn's Essence Gnd EatrGct Of
Mustard.

A safe and eiiectuaI remedy for acute
and chronic rheumatism, govt asthmatlc
gout, palsy, lumkasoo, numbness, white
swellings, chilbiains, sprains, bruises, pam
in the face ard neck, etc.
This valuable remedy is prepared both
in fluid state and in pills, and thus excel
lently adapted both for external and IN
ternal use.
The pills operate mildly by insenslble
perspiration, expeliing the superiiuo's
and Morbid humors: they are highly cor
dial to the stomach, create appetite, aid
digestion, remove lying pains, and cold
or windy complaints III the stomach or
bowels.