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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-07-05
LATEST FROM rRANcr

We are informed by an intelligent Dasser-
ger on board the ship Alexander pallow;tcl,
arrived yesterday at this port from Ia no
chelle, which she left on the lSth of No,
that war was not vet declared at the time Is
her departure by the allies against France
negotiation was pending between Napole-
m and the Emperor of Austria. II was To-,
dby many that on the part CT the Austrians
was only meant 60 amnSc, but if that should
I'm out to be the case, it WAS generally he
iieved that the French emperor would rs
soon as he discovered it, lose no time in act
ing Extensively. a large army was assemb-
led at Chdmbery, 20 invade the kingdom of
Italy, and cooperate with Murat, if an ar
rangement with Austria shoeld not take
place. 1t was expected that the Italians
(who hate the Austrians) would Immediate
~ JON the standard OF Napoleon. The peo-
pie OF the interior OF France are generally 10
favor OF the present government, those OF the
seaPorts are averse to it, but their influence
does not extend very far into the country
The new constitution is not generally liked
it is expected that it will not pass without a.
mendments.
The republican party is still strong in
France. The National guards of some de-
partments are federatine as in 1899 & some
of the news papers iepropate the measure as
tending to revive the agitation of the early
periods of the revolution. There are those.
likewise, who think otherwise, and that the
government is not displeased at being thus
supported.
It is thought that if war takes place, Swift
zerand will remain neutral Out of 70 can
tons, twelve only have voted for war, and
their constitution requires the votes of three
fourths of the cantons before war Can be de-
clarcd.
We observe with pleasure that one of the
Paris papers observes that the credit of the
govt. of the U. 5. stands higher than that Of
any other ho7Uer III tie 7porid, and quotes as
an instance of the fact, the louisiana per
cents, which were thee at 95.
Gen Marmont has taken the command of
the Spanish troops on the French frontier. &
has issued proclamation to the people of
France, in which he declares that he is going
to enter that country, to deliver the brave
Bordelns, and head the partizaos of the house
OF Bourbon. Dem. Press.
The marshals who are 70 command corps
d'arrnee are all at Paris, and form military
council /; the army on the frontier is forming
into regular and full divisions, under their
respective generals. Davoust still holds the
war bureau, and Garnet the interior Luci-
en- B1Daparte having been on a foreign missi-
\ ON. Garnet attends the military conferences.
The officers WHO attend the bureau of cor
ference, are
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-07-05

IIJTgF n III D,
VTROM the sibscrib e in TIC m nth # May last a.
s. Negro Man, named SAM, ags1 u years---o
more yc'iowsh c0npeSi m tJ.p lie Generality If II q
gfocs are-aaout feet, 20 or ~ inches high, gcoi
cou'tcnaree, his turning up At the end, Straight
aud wei made, e ais * sore, believe the light
his cpihing not recnilcct.d
viii give five dollars reward if secured in sny is
50 tIu get him sgap or tn dollars Il roight no ~ 70
me- liy'tg 80 The upper caG Of Cuubera,d County,
Nirg,.ta.
BARTLETT ANGLIA.
sOiy 5---oef6sp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-07-05
LANDS FOR SALE.
TIE .SURSCRIBER

EXTlLL positivei offer two Tracts ofLand, for sale
w TO The highest bidder, on Tuesday the 25th day
of July next Cffar, not, the next fair day one tract
contains 1855 acres less and the other tract
$50 acres The above lands situated in the county
Of Cumberland, ten miles Southwest of the court
house, on the main road leading to Richmond and an
excellent stand ior rnhlic house or stntehe build
ings arc good and convenent-good. orchard, and
most eNcrllent spring-the water inferior to any
On this side of the ainthe plantation is in good
REPAIR and the soil well adapted TO the culture OF
corn, wheat, s. tobacco.
The terms of sale will be fourth Of the purchase
mooey down. the balance in three annual payments,
and deed oftrust will be required the lands, to
secure the payments.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-07-05
BuFFALoE. June 90.

-, our LOE, June ~.
The Rislemen have left their station
at CoGJocketa, and passed up the lake to De-
troit.
The 18th inf has left WINS Vile, & procee-
ded for 3 Harbor, via fort Niagara The 10th
are also ordered to the harbor and leave here
in few days.
The British troops have principally left the
upper province the 3Zth and some Glenga-
rlanS remained.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-07-05
Dreadful accidenf at NEyczS9LE. Eng
Ld,1f

On the 9th of May, Cole Mine at this
place, suddenly flied with water, owing to the
mouths of the shafts getting choaked, while
the workmen were employed in the pit. Not
withstanding every possible effort to save
them, there were drowned thirty three men,
torty-two boys, ond thirty-seven horses, that
were employed in the coIIiery. Only twenty
men and boys were enabled to make their es-
cape.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-07-05

TIL Indians lrust have sJa,re ,onsidera-
by in tie.r iaie attack on INC rangers near
Fort Howard two more dead Indians have
been d.Acovef nae distance tr-el tls batt..
0nn. enc 81 GU n'itJ ct blood, marked
ther retfeal 20 ,heiT canoes. ] think thr
raHger, beDave extremely well in tnis aHei
--oriy ,ler arr Y To gel n the enemy, expo
sec ttem too much, which ~.ls the cause
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-07-05
Nlr- ChnrLea Vi. CoXier-

gnLEASE take notice, that on r. ursday, the 2Ist
day of Ausrst, 1915, al M. Alexander Boyd $
Tavern, in the C.mrty of AIecklenburg, betwixt the
hours oftwelve and three o'clock, shall pr coed to
take the deposition of Mr.. William Mason, TO be read
in evidence in two suits pending in Charlotte SUI
perior Court in one of which plaintiff and YOU
arc defendant, and in the otheryou plaintiff and
am defendant.
JAMES Bate.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-07-05
ROBERT JOHN SION
AT THE
CROSS-CUT SAP,

FROM fIYERP0OL,
FIFTY p 4CK.9GES
Co'lsistirg ct me folio1pig GrhcIes zOhich he 70H
DISPOSE Of reasonable terms
" NIVES and Forks Saws of every description
"a Pocket s, penknives ! riirs, ocks, Hammers
Scissors, Razors Planes s. Plane Irons
Pins, Needles Locks Bolt', Hinges
Glazie : Diamonds Wood Screws
Surveyors and Pocket Drawing and Cutting
Compa'ses, Chains Knives
Math. Instruments Curriers' do. AIDES
Fashionable Tea Trays Cat Steel
Walters, Br ad Baskets ChizeIs and Gouges
Catdies, Dress'g Boxes Spoke Shayes
Sugar and Spice Foxes Augers, Gi ublets
lin, Iron and Copper Braces and Bits
Tea-keUles COinpasses, Rules
Tea ADD Coffee Pots, Squares, ReyilS
Coffee Nils, Preers, Nrpers
Chailng Dishes Brad Aw s. Un Stone
Gridrons Thumb iatches
Table, Tea and Soup Glass Paper, Hoss
Spoons listehets TrOwels
L. metal Kettles and Spades, Shoyels,
Mortsrs Scythe Blades
Frs ing Pans Reap Hooks
Coal Scuties Sfters Anyis, Vses
Rim and Casters, plated Timer sand BIacksmth's
and wool Beck Iron
Brass Desk Mounting / Bellows, Screw Plates
C0mmOdes, handles and Bed Screws, Nails
Roses I3rads, lacks Sprigs
Screw Knobs and Rings Steel, German Blister
Pullics, Bolts ed, &c.
Quadrant snd Catches Iron Window Glass
Escutcheons, Bed caps Sash PulGes and iiae,
Iron, Wood and Brass Fish Hooks and Lines
Casters Homes. Gun Locks
Brass and Wooden Cocks Gaiiipers, PIyers
Coach Nails Chest OF Shoemaker's
Weights and Scales Tools
Cork Screws
Mattresses, Shoe thread
a supply Of GUNS and PISTOLS daily expected.
July 5.----tf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-07-05
CHAs.LE


N B-Richard IT. Lee has tract Of Land adion-
ing the above Lands, containing 325 acres which
will be offered tie same day. ORe third o. the pur-
chase money will he required down--the balance IN
two annual payments. This tract las many coaven
ences-the plantation L. in good order. The purcha-
will be permitted to SOW wheat ut the usual me.
C T.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-07-05

We are informed from various quarters,
that the greatest inducements are held out by
some people IN this town, to entice manufac-
turers and handcraftsmen to emigrate to A.
merca the public houses frequested by the
manufacturers are visited by these agents, &
money to a considerable amour. with various
other tempting advantages, ar. held out, in
orderco procure the most valuable workmen
= aoAi.don their country. This is a most
rious evil, which should be strictly watched.
and the penalties enforced. We hope an
example may soon be made the penalty by
I'D Geo. II. Chap. 10, is 6 500 for the first
ottence. and c 1000 FOR the second.
Birmingham fnher
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-07-05
NOlICE
CO-PARTNERSHTP.

CO-PARINE RSHlP.
TIE .4UCITO.W q DO.H.JITSSIO.W BUSI-
NESS,
HEERETOFOHE carried ON by James Bro1on jr
n viii in future be conducted by the subscribers
Under the firm of
LINES BR OWyN: Jr. e Nm FLVyNEY,
who have formed a COMPREHENSIVE, and Offer
their unremitting attention aud exertions to ,bei d,
friends and the public.
They have for sale, qRoat,
1900 hushes Liverpool brown salt
tons Etgli'h patent shot,
1870 crates blue and green edged wages
hest qtaIity, AID laid ia on low
terms
AND IN STORE,
80 hhds. rimc New Orleans & Mus
cOyadO sugar
$50 bags coffee
$50 bsls Csruthers best rectified 9th
proof whiskey
90 puoeheoni Sd s. 4th proof Antigua
X m
80 casks Lonfon brown stout
40 kegs London White Lead
l. 1909 sterling, ofassorted hardware
50 bales Duf-l Blankets
6 lo Flanucls,
so PACKAGES DRY-GOODS,
cOSsIsrfNe or
g-S K Ga Cambria Siuslins s. Ieuos
Supe-fne ~ nti & undressed Coleoss
Ladies and Me IS the c,tt n Hosiery
Cottoo Shnt -, IRISH ~ cns
Book * Lano Mullins, Pins
7 bales Gernau OGnahutg3,
so ricces Oowas, bales II ssisus,
SupsrhIe Cloths 8, Catmeros &c Sc.
JAS. BROWN, Jr.
WIN 4 INNEY.
July 5.---tf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-07-05
LOOK tort.

An English enisslry, upon the news Of
the battle OF Austerlitz, Of December, 1905,
being received alt New York, exclaimed
"the United States are in luck, that battle
has saved them from a war" A militar,
force was IN actual preparation at the time
for that purpose in the ports Of England. The
battle of Aus.er'itz destroyed all the views of
England for that war but she succeeded i'm
the following year TO produce a new coalition
& the attack was made on the Chesapeake !;
at that moment her ennissarles were STIRRING
up the Greeks in Florida.
The English have nov their agents among
the Greeks.
The English troops which were ordered
for Europe, are counter ordered, ana are to
remain in Canada.
Tue English arc impressing our seamen at
Gibraltar.
They have murdered about so Americans
in coli blood at Dartmoor.
Peace and good will among men, is the
desire of every good man but the English
government will not let the world be at peace
1t will not practice good willard while it
impresses our peaceful citizens on the high
seas, the English agents ON the Mississippi de-
clare that the war is not at an end, that they
have orders to continue it; and an Infamous
nbscreant, whose merit With the English go
vermnent is his crimes, IS selected 10 set
the Greeks upon our defcnceless frcn-
tiers.
II the coalesced powers are treated as they
were treated in l7S3, '94, go, etc. the Eng
ish government will akoiogize for inahress-
Went, and withdraw her savages-but if they
should be as successful as in 1aI3-L.ook
out, free people of America--you will
nave another struggle tor your independence
.4lrOra.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-07-05
N. York, June 90.
From The Bos4oN GAzErqE Of Gednes-

1'T0Dl ne DoSToN GAzETTE IF TVedncs-
day.
The Independence, ~. Com. Rainbridge,
weighed anchor On Saturday last, about half
past IL O'clock, and proceeded into the bav
passing the Narrows in perfect safety. She
came IN again yesterday, and anchored in the
light house channel. 1t is understood that
she VIII positively sail Tor the Mediterranean
on Wednesday next, wind and weather per-
hitting.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-07-05
Jxlu 5 In

Mr.. Charles y. Collier
nLEASE tax office that the Slst Jay of Au-
gust at Mr. VIM. BaI,e'sia the county Of Bruins
wick, shall proceed to take the dispositions of John
Williams and John Our, residents Of the State OF \ .
Carolina, to be read in two suits pendn; in the
SupeIio Court f Charlotte. in one of which I am
plain if and you d.fendart, and in the other you
are plaintiff aud am defendant.
JAMES BATE
T,lLy s IN
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TWO GENTS REWARD.

TWO GENTS REV AKD.
I'D AN-A-WAY fom The subscriber on the 18th
3 instant, an ndented apprentice boy to the CALI
net business, named
JOHN G.. SADLEN.
He is about FIVE feet nine inches high, with light br
hair, grey eyes, and rather light complexion, and
plays on the FIFE He has a ,ovncsst suspicious look
when you with liia or iook him in the fac,
A disregard for TRUTH snt turbulent uncover able
di~position distinguish traits IN his clarac-
ter HE away blue broadcoth coat, light color
I'd waistcoat and nankeen pantaloons-but carried a
other cloaths TO charge his dress.
All persons are forbid hardening, trusting, EMPLOY
ing the said hor, shall rigdly enforce the law
ganst them.-The above reward will be given for his
apprehension.
CALEB II. TURNER,
near Prince Ed7vard court -houSe.
.Ittku cousin
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-07-05

Lecourbe was member of this council,
but had been recently appointed to command
a corps OF observation of 10000 men on the
borders of Mount Jura.
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NOTICE.

CT The Subscriber having declined business ~
qnests Az persons having claims agai 81 him, to mag
them known fnr settlement He earnestly Seea an ,
Indebted 90 him. 10 call anI settle ~ c same
Elias Y. L.3CHAIZE,
may 2A.-wSv
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.4ADNEW SMITH
AND
IL yDHy u

JOSEPH RIDDLE,
AVE tbs day entered iuto partnership untler the
4 frnl OF
SMITH and RIDDLE,
And wilido business in tic owe tcoe ,Bt fCca.
John Mayo's lick luildrss, in Main Street, nearly
opposite the Be!rvern.
OIay l. ts
THEY OFFER FOR SALE,
PLASTER oi Pa'is. gpnnd. aid ia lump
SperInaceri csEdics, warranted pure,
Boston crown glass; l2 by III, in boxes OF
0p;'ncs
Rchned Peruvian bark, in small packages
Wliskey, in tierees, Of good quality
Tanners oil, IA Aalrels
Two bales negro cloth.
Jlly
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hIidedseUiile. lime q.
FLORIDA.

Inc following extract Of letter from n
gentleman in ST. Mary's 70 tie Executivc Of
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-11-15
gDtsreitanp.
Calismny Officially Ryuted.


OF We took occasion short time since TO intro.
duce to the notice OF our readers a production,
which We believe to DC unprecedented in any age
or country. We allude TO the "Summary of f.
venu," attached to the edition Of Godsmith's
history OF England. lately published in this town.
The author is a man who occupies a distinguish
cd station IN civil life. lie is e!eryymas--I mem.
Der of the Massachusetts, Historical Society--and
one Of The professors Of Harvard Unv.- sity Truth
also obhges us to add, however revolving to our
feelings - Americans, that he was born in the U.
States The production to which we aiude is
distinguished by coId.blood.d apathy towards
every thing Amercan-by the most abiect devo-
ton TO Enyland--and by tissue Of msrepresen.
tations, calculated to degrade, in the eyes Of ,he
world and Of posterity, the name and character
cf the American nation. One Of these glaring
misrepresentation We are this day enabled othc-
itlly to expose. II is that wherein he represents
the conduct of the American army at the capture
oi York, in Upper Canada in so false and barbar-
Gus light. II will be seen by the statement of
,ha, distinguished officer, general Ripley-by the
evidence OF colonel Connor and major Grafton
and the letter Of the British Judge scott, that so
far from sacking, punderng, an wsn,only des-
troying the city of York, general Dearborn treat
ed it in such humane and liberal manner, as re-
hects high ustre on his character, and the arms Of
the United States. Further comment, at this
time, We deem supetfuous. The facts speak
loudly for themselves. A simple pcrusal OF the
documents is all that is requisite to prove the tur
pltude of the procedsre. ]--jIOsfoh Parrot.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-11-15
MARSHAL'S NOTICE.
Distriet Of Rhode-Is!cnd.

Disrric! Of Rhode Is!and.
DURSUAET to a warrant from the Hon David
Howell Esq Judge of the District Court Of
Rhode Island
Notice is hereby given to all persons concerned,
that the,e has been fled before said Judge an in
formation by Asher Robbins. Esq United States
Attorney for the District aforesaid the complaint
OF Charles Collins, Esq. Collector of the port of
Bristol, in said District, against certain schooner
called the Union her tackle, apparel and furniture
said vessel her tackle, apparel and furniture be-
ing forfeited, as is alleged in said information for
violations of the laws OF the United States Of Amer
ca. And trial will be had thereon. at special
District Court, to be holden at the Court House. in
Providence, on Moudsy, the fourth day of Decem.
ber next, at ten O'Clock, A. NJ.
K. X. DEXTER, Marshal
Providence, Nov. 3, 1915 CN81
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-11-15
NEW HOTEL
AT BRISTOL.

@ CANToRD HORTON respectfully informs his
~ friends and the public, that he has taken the
house forme Fly improved by the Bristol Bank. next
north of the market, which he has opened for
II HOUSE or ENIERI.dINlfE Il.
Ladies and gentlemen can be accommodated with
boarding and lodging in pleasant and agreeable
manner-Fire .Cluos and dinner parties can also be
accommodated in the best possible manner and
travellers will find good entertsnn,ent for them.
selves and suitable accommodations for heir horses
The public are assured that the most unrem,ting
exertons ahal be employed to give every satisfac.
tion Bristol, Nov 8, 1915
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-11-15
New and Cheap Goods.
WILLIAM TILLEY, Sd.

W OuLHf 10 S'D''J
No. 1874, 7hames-strees,
uAS tst received from the last arrivals su other
i supply OF GOODS, which now makes his as
sortment complete, which he will sell lower than
can be purchased any where else in Newport.
NJ y. He keeps const,ntly for sale complete as
sorment of supeifne Broadcloths and Cassimeres,
common do. and general assortment Of French,
English, India and American Goops.
Those who wish TO purchase Goods cheap will
please to call at No. 124, Thames street. where
they will find flsnnels at ls9 per yard, dark blue
Calicoes % cts do. and kid Gloves at ls6 pair, l.
Italian Grapes and imitation Shawls, cheap, sc &c.
New-Yosk Money and Treasury Notes taken at a
small discount. Oct l8, 1915
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-11-15
New-Goods.

WTH be o,tened this day,
(At the sign of the Golden Eagle.)
.Ab. lS7, 1aa'ses.strss.,
10 bales Day Goops.
Consisting of fine and low priced black, blue.
brown ard olive Broadcloths, Csssimeres, Hunters
Cloths and plains, yellow. red, white and greea
Flannels, Bombazetts. Wdbores, Vestngs, black
wors.ed Hose, shawls, silk Bankerchefs and worst
ed Bindings. .iisp, few pieces mixed and drab
Cassimeres, very elegant, India Cotton, s6 per yd,
Longcloths, Twist, shirtnga &c.
All the above Goods will be sold a, very reduced
prices for cash only A. RICHMOND.
Orr 1S
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-11-15
FAcTs RELATIVE TO THE CAPTURE OF
YoRK, UPPER CANADA.

In work lately published in this town,
bearing the title Of " GOidsnHih's History Of
England, s9ish Woods Continuation, and a
Summary Of Euenfs BY . Member Of the -Itas-
sachusens Historical Soeiesy," noticed the
following paragraph:
"Lt,le York, the capital Of Upper Csnada, was
taken, sacked, az. the public buildings wantoniy
destroyed in the former part Of the campaign, by
troops under general Dearborn but the Americans
we're soon forced to abandon it, with considerable
loss"
In justice to myself the troops which ]
had the honor TO command, and my country,
10y before the public the following statements.
III. DEARBORN,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-11-15
New Goods.
PETER P. REMINGTON,

NO. Il4, Than;es.ssrses,
HAS Just received and is now opening a very ex-
. tensiye assortment of DRY GOODS, adapted
% the present aud approaching season.
Newport, Oct. IS, 1915.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-11-15
REMOVAL.

q s. P. SOUTHWORTH inform their
friends in Newport and its vicinity, that they
have removed TO the store Np ll6, 1hams,,ireet,
recently occupied by Mr.. PARDON WHITE, where
they have on hand large assortment of Mems Wo.
mems and Childrens SHOES, of every description,
and which will be sold lower than ever before
Offered in this town. (6w) Nov. g.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-11-15
FLANNELS.

A RICHMOND will open,
.4fthe siyn fths Golden Eagle.
FLANNELs, for ls6 per yard Book MusiINS,
at is6 per yaTd-and many more cheap goods, too
numerous TO enumerste. Nov. 8.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-11-15
81 Worthy of Attention -!

No. III, Thames street,
This day received, and now opening,
BY whoiesiie and retail,
A Large and extensive assortment of GOODS,
IA suitable for the present and approaching sea-
son, which he intends to sell CHEAP for cash or
short credit His old customers, and the public in
general, are invited to call and see.
-FLZ-
Super super blue, black, Bourbon neck Hau6ker.
and brown Broadcloths. chefs,new fashion,spot
Blue, mix'd and brown ted and plaid
Cassimeres. Irish Linens.
Blankets, Plains. Maddapollard Shirting-
Devonshire Kerseys. Cottons.
Stockinets White apd colored Cam
Burlng and queens Cord. brics, 4.4 and 6-4
Elegant silk stripe, Ly. London Prints and furni.
onese and io;'inct Vest ture Cslicoes
ings. Doundairn Cause.
pufils and Fiannels Book Niusns.
Bombazetts. Figured leno Muslins.
Tartan Plaids. Hosiery italian & Canton Grapes.
Imitation Shawls, &c. Green and white Lus-
India Cottons and cotton trngs.
Shirtings. Satins, &c:
Bandanfa and flag Hand Cotton and silk Umbrel.
kerchiefs. las, &c. &c.
Newport, Nov. /, 1915
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-28
Hamilton's Essence and Eatract OF
Mustard.

A safe and efectual remedy tor acute
and chronic rheumatism, govt asthmatlc
gout. palsy, lu,nbagoo, numbness, white
,sweilings, chiibiains, sprains, bruises, pam
in the face and neck, etc.
This valuable remedy is prepared both
in fluid state and in pills, and thus excel
lently adapted both for external and IN
eternal use. -,
The stills operate mildly by insenslble
,perspiration, expeiling the supeTfiuous
and Mmoid hunors they are highly cor,
dial to the stomach, create appetite, aid
digestion, remove aysng pains, and cold
or windy complaints in the stomach or
bowels.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-28
A Cow Strayed.

GTRAYED on Tuesday the 2oth inst,
y from the subscribers light red and
white COW, about six or seven years
Eold, rather above the common size, large
udler, the near fore tit stiff, occasloned
.by a wound from whichno milk is obtain
'taained. Three Dollars reward will be
given for bringing her to me in Alexan-
.dria.
ISAAC ROBBINS.
N. B. A Five Hundred Dollar Bill on
Philadelphia for sale-Iin In boxes.
June &c, ST