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e PRovIDENcE, n. ~ December 81.
OUR SPANISH RELATIONS.

letter from respectable merchant in
Havana 10 his correspondent in this town,
dated November 90, advises, that the
government of Cuba was about sequestrating
alb American property in that Island, in con-
sequence ofthelate measures taken by this
government against the Spanish possessions /;
but the question having been left to COM
nittee, it was decided that no conhscation
should take plaC until the pleasure OF the
king should be known. Dispatches have
been sent accordingly tocourt /; meanwhile
the general apprehension was, that the mea-
sure of confiscation would be approved by the
king.
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long sincerely and deeply lsmen. hi. loss; his nume
ots friends and acquaintance will join IN sympathetic
condoience with them on this melancholy eyent-In
tins circle he wasvery active aud useful he was es-
teemed and beloved by all who knew him he was
TREND ~ the poor, the widow and the orphan--ahd to
MI up che portrait, he believed 10 be christian
tor the writer ot tins presumes know the heart
but five are to judge by the sariptura rule by
their fruits We shall know them," there are the best
grounds for this belief
bo, then, Dear Fox, receive the reward of Heaven
by sins were few, and those, trust, forgiven.
But all! what pen paint thy widows woe
God ooiy gives the balm, who struck the bio@.
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under Tic guidance of very fable Judgment to pir-
sue such nay appear hest calculated under
existing circumstances, promote the public good
AS aa apology for this address, and in order also to
prevent the imputation of Indifference in regard the
result of the election, beg leave repeat that be-
tween this and the time OF il, occurrence will be- out
OF nv power to be much with you or per-
iaps 10 many of you, without negectug duties
which are deemed primary snd indispensable.
am, fellow citizens,
With due respect, Yrs, &c.
WILLIAM RICE.
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Y---Casper York, Thomas Yorel.
LLSTOFMTLTT6RY LFTrEPS

f-John S. Abel, David Allen, VIM. L.
Anderson, Thomas Armstrong 8, Charles
Anderson, David Adams 2, VIM. Armstrong
Nath'l. Anderson.
B-john Bourne, Francis Blunt, Geo. Bay
bon, Joseph Brill, George Briscoe, Thomas
Brooks 4, Moses BledsOe, John Bu:Hle, Sam
uel Baker, John @. BIount, Solomon Below.
James Blanl,inship. Captain A. Brandon.
Lieut. VIM. Booker, c ~. Thomas Brooks,
Christian Balsley.
C-Drurey Coleman, Captain Reuben
Chownng Mics Cary, Jeseee NJ. Cali, A
BRAN Cordo, lessee Clarke, Archibald Car
mical, William Chaddock, James Cannon,
George Curry, Edward Copeland, John II
Coleman.
D-Nelson c. Dawson, Patrick Dougherty,
Elias Deyernltt, John Davidson 2, Thomas
Davis, Robert Davis, Robert A. Dayne, Will
liam Drack, Turpin Dupriest, George E.
.Dinquid.
F-Willam Frazier, John Fleming, Isaac
Funk, Jacob Funck. Woodson Furgerson,
Rawley Farley, John Field. Captain w. L.
Fontain, Richard trtwell, William FriI,
David Fowler, John Foster.
G-Lieut. JOS. Gordon, David Gabert 3,
David o. Glasby, John Glover, Col. John Gil
lison, Daniel Guarrant, Robert Giitrath, Jas.
Groves.
H-Wlliam Hughes, William Hall, Viii
ham Harlow, Lieutenant lessee Holeman,
Thomas Holestou. Warren Hewitt, Thomas
Harper ., Adam Holeman.
J--Ambrose Jenkins, David James 9, Ar
chibaid lessee, Stephen Johnson, Alexander
Jarratt, Samuel Jackson, James lett, VIM,
Jarvin, Meridith Jeffries.
K-John King, Gaines Kiet. Capt. lessee
Key.
Captain Edward Lawrence, John Live
y, Adam Leonard, Capt. Samuel LeaAe,
II. Leftwich.
M-Peter Munck, Stephen Mitchell,
Richard Moreman, John May, Edward Nose
ley, William Moclain, John Mitchell 9, 10
:ePh McCluchor 2, Lewis Myns.
N-Iohn Newman, benjamin. Nye, Edwin
Major, William Newcum, John Nicholas,
Charles Nelns, James Nimmo, John Night.
Thomas Nelson.
o.. B. otey, George Ogelvie, Michael
Overfelt.
.P-John s. Patton, Bailey Perry 2 John
Philips, Jacob Pince, Rowland Profit, Joel
Poore, Capt. Josiah Penick
R-Dayid Rearland, James Ragland.
Sit. K. e. Sect, Gabriel scott, Leonard
Sheffield, Archibald Stewart, Jr. George Ser
die, Theophilus Sanders 2. James Shipherd,
William w Sharp, William Scruggs, Pow
hatsn Shoemaker 2, James Snyder, Joho Smith
son, Tobias Stickley, George Seerist, John
Seerist.
T-Horace Timberlake, Captain GEORGE
!, IHrner. Captain John Them 9, Jonathan
Taylor, Samuel Thomas, Wyatt TRacker;
Thomas Turner, Antoney Tfoat, Henry Ter
rel. -------
W-Jobn Winstead. Madison Ware, Sam
ucl Wright William Wustead, Michael
Walter, Samuel Warmer, Thos. w. White
Benjamin p. Watkins, Wyatt Wingfeld
BenJamin Woodson, Thomas Wright 2, John
| Walkup, John WEIGH 2.
,U--Ensign Henry Underwood.
WILLI.4l14 70 USHEE, Sem. p ,
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o--David Ogocn. James 0sI,vse, John B.
)tey Thomas GUAR,

O--David Ogocn, James 0sl!ve, John p.
Otey, Thomas Gwen.
P-George Parker, Samuel Pate 2, Syl-
vester Plumb, Col Edward Pasture 2, Mai
Nathaniel Perkins, Elizabeth Partner, Jonu
Purse, Jacob Phillips, Harden Perkins, Tho
mas Price, kinChon Parker, Stephen Pope,
Mrs Sally Price, Fanny Plumb, David Perry,
Jacob Price, John Ii. Peyton.. ,-,.
R-Thomas Ragland, Even Rollings, Ann
Ran1olph, Henry Rodgers, John Roberts, Sal
rah Rowland, James Richie, Dolly Rufin,
Mary Roper, Thomas II. Roots. ~
S-JohaP. Schermerhorn, John D. Smith,
Robert G.. Scott, William Saunders, William
Scammell, Augustus K. Street, Mss Alice,
b. Sheppard, Robert StuaEs, George W.
Spooner 2, Lucy M. Scott, Charles /. Shelton
9, Clifton @. Steel. Richard Strne, Samuel
Snowder, Marcellus Smith, John Strother 2,
John Spratt, John Shoemaker, Watson Sneed,
John II. Speed, John Satterwhlte, Samuel
Smith, Joseph ID. Stratton, Archibald Stratton,
William Savage, William Snyder
John Holman, Jr. Archibald r. Taylor,
c. L. Thomas, Sarah Thompson 2, John lis
ley, Horace Undertake, Morgan Tompkins,
John Randall Tyree, Benjamin Thomas, Re-
becca Taylor, William Thomas, George
Turner. Lucy Thompson, H. F. Temple,
Doctor Philip Turpin, John Todd, London
Tae, Mrs Toler.
W-Nvi lam Woodford, Samue, ]. Win
ston 2, J. ID. Watkins 2, William B. Win
ston, Ann Walton, Richard Waites. John
Wstch, Robert Worthington, William Wv
att, Saris Wing6eld, Wyatt vVingheld, AL
cey Williams, William WingGeld, Nancy A.
Worthen, George Wise, Peter Wilkinson,
John b. Whitlock, Christopher Winkalblack,
David M. Willis, ]. IVidewilt.
Y---Casper York, Thomas Yorel.
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BosroN, Dec. 81,
.Nizy- Rnglcnd C9nyention.

Letters from Hartford mention the rumor
there. that the convention will close their m
teiesting session the latter part of the next
week; and s''r'i to each of the executives of
the New-Engia d States a copy of their pro-
ceediugs, to be laid before the Legislatures of
those States. Mr.. DuNHA1i, of VT. is under
stood to have been appointed Assistant Sec'y.
If the Board Cent.
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LAW BOOkS Ar AIjC'5 =

.St5re, co,gssi. al HooG IL; -" be said 81 our
and gatuosie Coaecs@r Of b. & '''eess--y4 large
the f,i9.oitg: ,'k5, aHIoNy 1piich ere
B0co'1s N,~ielrrstt
,v6 10 B,rrTo5yg' 10 JGcoHs Lar Ufcao,,,.
slime : N, IIL,ci Reborts s o. Tncke7.s BLIrE
Cfg1on Law >ea'9ae's Co1',aeaf.ries 4 no. Eur
qu.,u's SIR ~. ffeds Practice 70. .lfon,oq
iaIst - ~ 81 Lao, pssoeR on .Norfg0eeq. E;,l
10. =, - Roberto On Frauds Sanfo Seles,ia,,a q
r. ,,nPer 20. hssieia,y, IHaoiieus Of JIIrs,,,,
>, I'm ON J9 nm 10 EdgIvorts Fasiio,5is T;s,
Chiefs o. siege Of Rochelle, sc Sgc 90 ''''''s'
r,,,,.- MURPHY q SCOTT, V. NPrs.
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RANK NOTES

There is, in our opinion, a very unnecessa-
ny and ridiculous apprehension entertained
by fer persons, who frequent our markets,
about the validity Of B8lk Notes To show
that these fears arc "s such stuff rs dreams
are made Of" think fl to offer the fol-
iowin- very cufsGry hats.
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y u 81 e 81

AUCTlON.-WilI be sid at the bookstore Of
"a VIM Pritchard, oppose the Bark oi yirsi 10
on Tuesday night next, the 10Th OF Jan and to ct,o
ION nSht 70 n'gnt "ntil ths whole Old an ca
'ensive collection OF law and miscellaneous lfoke i
GLIDING the library Of the late Judge WA. Neson.-
i he sale to commence at o'cloek. Catalogues Of
the books viii be delivered on the day Of sale
}. BROWN, Jr huotioneer.
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NERGARLIN ANDERS0N--TIa W - -.
That on the loth, I'm, 10Th, 18Th, 14th s. ish
nays OF March next, at The dwelling hoase at an
Wash, in Cumberland county, stare Of Ken,ueLy
shall procsed to rase the deposition of john vsb to
be read as evidence in suit depending in the nnty
court OF Nottoway, IN which am plaintiff and Won are
tend. am, Sir, Yours. sc
PAUITN ANDERSON.
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-sGssars. tGarin anderson g 7hom7s .N;g,,,
TAKE NoTIcE--Thaton the 10Th, I'm, lztb is.b.
l4th and 18th DAYS OF March nexr, NJ the d, elm,
nonse o, John Wash,m Cumberland coun,v, s. IL II
John WASH, to be read evidence in the s,l IL, ,e
eer7, dependirg in the etnu,y cNaTt ~ N1.e6.. i,
when am plaintiff ard you arr def., la,ts-- len
on me l5h, 10Th, 'Tth, 18th, 10Th op COWS 1 ~ A.
pr' next, ar Archer Paberison's ts,.zt ., \ =. o
county, state Of Nirginis shall ,l,eeed ~ ,a,e ~
dispositions o sndr vitn sees, to he read as aforesad
at which tirnes an places YOU will please TO attend
ann Gentlemen,
Your most nhsf't serv't
PAiTLtN ANDERSON.
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LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
.N.HTIONAL RINK

On Tuesday last, the motion to re-cons' ter
the BankBill prevailed in the II. Of X. after
much discussion, Eyes 10Y, .Navs Sd A mo-
ton was then made to re-c0niArH it, and car
ed, .Hyes SO, Noes 71-Referred to Select
Committee of Z members. The Federal Re
Publican gives it AS his opinion that a Bank
i'm some shape or other will be authorized
during the present session. -. 4
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THE SiInSCRID I'D :

RESPECTFUiLY informs his friends and ba5-
&C general. he st0 continues c.r~iusr al, M.
''fHs'Hni and " hieSFiitis btsess IL Us z,i3o,ts
ora,chss hdv'"s enbIcped caba5c 1as,ig FOR ,sakIo
ard rep 'Tf'is i.'6hc and rrate arms IN the ,enf
esi manner, .s.tI fisacslaaity and csfpfch
>NlEVLN'RE-fRLN-S
~"'" .-Sy
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JACOB DORSuEIhfER.

JACOB DORSHEIMER,
fVON FECTIoNER--Iate o. ,l,. firm of .,h,,,
Z Beck q Go. having taken the b,ss. lstey oec,o
81 by Mes5rs johnson q Garth and one door bel,,
1ambiescor er, viii keep constantly on hand. gem
al assortment Z" Cooiectionarjes, Fruits. &C. &c
Tie 'hes TIE pstfonege OF his ir,or u aod llss uubl
S'i-'-''. sA'VE9 ~Sr
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Dryn, on the 2th alt. At his aca IN King William
county, after 40 iness Of e-s than taentv-cor b,,
Cnptn'p J9in F'or. IN tle ssh vca- iis noe. ~
lett btinDd h'a s'ao~ s'd ten esildrsu, 80 vi n
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ATU.STARD

~ boxes 60 doz. Dest quality Mustard,
For Sale by
BRIDGES & ROBERTSON.
jan 7. ovy
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Capt. Elliott Is n command the Steam FRI
gate building at Baltimore.
We understand that an arrangement for
the exchange of prisoners has been made and
hat 1000 prisoners are expected to arrive
in the u States.
E-rtract ofa ietter, dqted
!" NEw-ORLEANs, Dec. 9, 1914.
" A British ship loaded with 700 barrels OF
-four bound to Pensacola, by nistak entered
the bay of Mobile, and was captured by the
Americans The Hour was intended for the
British troops" Dem. Press.
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JTlST KECFTTFn

A ND FOR SAIE-abom 1900 pair Coarse Shoes.
2 at from II to n dollars perdoz-Alse, a quantity
OF Shoebindng & Shoethresd BY
WIN. CRANE.
Jan. z. g.
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nINCk,- V.lIIIfII-, 4

hJfCE- G,NffF{N
E1OR SALE--WiII y mid ~ o,c,;c So, before
= the store door of Richari 6 S,.nh X 10 in
hnnover-Fown, an "Wednesday the Sth day of r. b,1
s,v next. two VALUABLE BLACK-SNiITiiS lite
t'e property OF VIM Cook, deetl are ofthc,. IS a
esr'isee smith, probably equal 10 any in Vir,,ia =
Terms OF sale, twelve months credit bonds with AN.
proved security will be reuured
b. OLIVER, r. administrator.
zrgh E5s FliiV ,7hefed AT
p. Him Coax, deceased
H''r 1aSu n-noyercy' 81,
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NOTICE.

INVFItF.
FESHOMAS TERRELL having hccn amounted hx
The Trustees Of Ebene<e' .9oqaseinv Rrunswic:.
department. whicl, he occupied viii ne n, A. VI
ter Day, who comes to town we'll reettGnen,leJ p,
rents VITO wish thersons to be t: ht tn All, 49,
%reek languages, by person vino viii he f.vot.-I
cusve'y tn them, viii please MAX, appicao - 81
Day, or to the subscriber. I'm
GIFT IS TERREtT{
Jan 7. S.
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Brigadier General WINDER, arrived in
this city yesterday evening.
Bali. FED. Gag Jan. s.
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NOT ICE

'ENfE Members Of 7" the Warm Springs Compenv'
",i attend at the Bank ofVngni, his morn;r,.
lsatulday,) at 10 O'Clock precisely, accounting to nd
Jan T. =,
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4 rE9CHNR,

Il TE9CHI,R,
WHo as 1oeH qualified 10 reach Laf;,,, Ge- +.
oografhy ard .3ritftn,ef.ck, and syouid IKE no
o. enfifoyec a5out haJr his tire IL, teaching a
iesS ch'.dre'i IN a f1SfrCte famiiy, ard fAe o.
IHef n.y. m IeGT7ting and atte,sdins 10 tusi-
neSs'y commercial nature, MAY hear If
sneA u situation or ci,Alieatio,s 10 che hrtn.
ter. 80
Januaryy IF
HNok , ALE-A likely mulatto oman " It'll L.,- ier
ehiidien, boys and giris-She is a good cock
washer ,to iioner-apHly to the subscriber near Pole
ureen N+Stins House, Hanover county.
ISAAC OLIVER.
JenuMS q. 4tp
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NOTICE.

NJ he.
WISH % employ man to act as an Overseer ON 3.
s'oai Farm, near the Brook swamp--onc tina, can
conc wei recommended, win meet will, encoutao,,
nent, by applying to me in Richmond
JACOB VALENTINE
Jan. -
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Jan T.
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Hamilton's Essence and Eatract Of
,Musiard.

A.safe anu eaestaai remedy for acute
and chronic rheumatism. govt asthmatlc
.goat, patsy, lumbagoo, numbness, white
~swellings, chilblains, sprains, bruises, pain
in the face and neck, etc.
This valuable remedy is prepared both
in fluid state and in pills, and thus excel
leutly adapted both for external and IN
rternal use.
The pills operate mildly by insensible
perspiratiton, expelIing the surerauoas
aud Morbidhamors : 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.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-21

|sSldttSs Or OI ~ - i. II
distinguishing the articles OF domestic
growth, produce and manufacture. from J
|fiat of foreign. The value Particles OF
foreign origin, exported, will be given Tor
each year, and for each State, from 1902,
with an account of the carrying trade,
during the late wars in Europe.
8. An account of the Imports OF the Y.
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 fo-
Ireign articles exported, with or without
the benefit of drawback.
4. An account ef The trade OF the q.
Estates, with different parts of the world
! and comparative view of the amount OF
their trade with each nation with whom
they have any considerable commercial
intercourse. Also an account OF their
trade to China and the East Indies, 10
Guiding that to the South Seas and the
North West Coast of America, with some
| Considerations relative to the balance OF
ltrade, between the U. States, and other
parts of the world.
S. The amount of the public Debt, at
| the commencement Of the present govern
nient, the various provisions made for the
funding and payment OF it, the increase
or decrease of the Debt at different Pc
1riods, the amount of the public Debt, at
1.-THE commencement of the Lite War, be-
tween the u. States and G. Britain, and
Its increase since by various loans, and
tissues of treasury notes with an account
of the expenses of the government at Gil
Iferent periods.
| 6. The Revenues ofthe United States.
1.-The amount of duties collected IN each
Estate on Imports and Tonnage with al
account M the Duties laid and collected
on particular Articles. imported; also the
lamsunt ofmonies acdi1ing from the for
Imer Direct Tax, and the other Internal
Duties, from the sales of public Lands,
land from Postage OF letters with ali &C
count of the Direct Taxes, and otter n
|ternal duties laid during the late war,
between the e. States and&. britain.
| 7. The amount OF the Commercial Ton
mage of the U. States, at the commence
nent of the government, aud its annual
increase, distinguishing the amount eni-
Iployed in foreign trade, in the coastins
Trade, and in the Fisheries, anda com! "a
alive view OF American Tonnage witt
| hat Of other Nations.
This work viii be accompanied wit
numerous Tables, collected from tie bes
sources, a great proportion OF which Lave
never yetbeen published: The whole be-
ling intended as an authentic colectiono
facts and documents Showing, at disier-
ent periods. the wealth and resources G (
1e American Nation. ]
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BY TIMOTHY P TKIN,
"a Member of the House Of Representa
tires Of the q. States,
FROM THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT.

THY review of the Trade, Agricul-
ture, and Manufactures of the Colonies,
will contain an account of their Exports
and Imports at different eriods, and 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 principal
Acts of the British Parliament, regulating
and restricting the Trade and Manufac-
lures of the Colonists,
The View of the Commerce of sthe z.
States and its connection with Agricul-
ture and Manufactures, and the public
Debt, Revenue and Tonnage, will be CIV
en- from the peace of-l7s5, 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.
/. The Exports and Imports, as far as
practicable from 178S, to March 1889,
an estimate of the whole expense of the
Revolutionary War, the amount of pub
lie Debt, at the close ofthe War, measures
taken by the old Congress for the pay
nent of it, with some of the causes which
led to the adoption Of the present Con-
stitution.
2. From Marc. 4th, 1889, to 1S14,in
elusive, an account Of the quantity and
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DAp7D PEABODy

MAS taken a STORE. th,..
In bove the Washington r. p0on,,
hing-street, where he offers fa ,aVern o.
cash only, the following goods s "a fr
prices as cannot fail to suit it, I'D at spti
viz: P"icha;eg
Black, blue b & corbeau supersne b.,
Mkt and buff Cashmere. r..
Velvets, Seletk
Marseilles and corded vestiO,,
York Stripes, Black and hing sS :
Zeens, ~ hOlAOa,
Cambria ard common Ca,ico,.
Gingharas, and
Black and white cotton Cambri.,
India, book and jaconet Nu,I;D.S
Twii!ed and diagonal cambrics
Cambria Dimities,
Ladies' and gentlemens' white .,a
lored cotton Hose, Stockim.srr''9,,,
Drawers, Shawls s. pocket I Iire,'
n kerchiefs, "'lO'
Long and Short silk and Kid cv,r..
Italian. Canton and Chinese I. RAM,
Long Cloths and Shirtin, Cotton,
Irish Linens, linen Cam}rics.
Cambria Dimities-Domestic Good,
One bale Linen Sheets,
Umbrellas and Parasols-brown HI
land, ''~
Buttons, Pins, Tapes, Sc.Sc.
June 90.
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Toothe .seche DrOps.

The only remedy yet discovered whicf
gives immediate and lasting relief in tic
most severe instances.
The above GENUINE MEDICINES are
prepared from the Recipes of The late
Richard Lee, Jun. (by Hannah Lee, hi,
widow No. So, Maiden Lane, New-i ork.
and by her neutrality-suspicious. sold by
yNessrs. jas. Kennedy &. hoG;.
BOOKSELLERS, ALEXANDRIA
Arri! 1S.
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lillian Devaughn,
Hair Dresser g Zig .Muifer,

ROYAL STREET, ALEXANDRIA.
IA RESPECTFULLY informs the pull
3 q, lie, that he has taken tie house
,ormerIy occupied by Thomas SHIELDS
md next door to Thomas Mounts conf
aanufactory, where he intends to carry
n the Hasr-dressing and Uig-maAint9
s},uaness in all its branches, and soliclts
+. part Of the public patronage-he will
pare no pains to give satisfaction to ali
Who may favor him with their custom.
June 5.
n. B. Gentlemen and Ladies' Hair
ut in the neatest manner.
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rhe Subscribers having aitere,
Of Joseph .Mandeville, continue their
business at the corner of King & Fair
fax-streets,
Wherethey offer for Sale,
10 quarter chests Gunpowder q
Is boxes b 'i''' ! Imperial per
80 80 b 5ozes 'nss's' Young Hyson
10 quarter chests Hyson,
10 ditto Hysan-Skin
Teas Of good Qualities,
principally of the late importations at
New-York and Boston.
10000 lbs. green and white CoiiOe.
16 bags old Java Coffee for fam. use.
Brown Sugars of various qualities.
10000 lbs. refined Sugars.
40 boxes No. j and 9 Chocolate.
90 bags Filberts.
10 tierces Rice.
SIS bales first quail. Charleston Cot
ton.
8 pipes, : Genuine old Port
gig do. Wine.
S IL pipes old London Particular
Madeira.
10 dozen Champagne.
10 hogsheads retailing Molasses.
25 boxes Lemons.
80 barrels Whiskey.
With a general assortment Of the best
Wines, Liquors and Groceries, for cash,
or upon the usual credits to punctual GUS
toners.
MandeviIe & Larmour.
May IS. tt
n. B. They expect parcel Of choice
CLARE'r, in cases, in few days.
Plaster of Paris, Alos,t.
FOR SALE,
100 tons Plaster of Paris.
Apply to
/. II. Rowland.
June 8. 4w.
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JOHN HOOVER.
Hamilton,s Grand Restorative,

Is recommended as an Invaluable me-
dicine for the speedy relief and perma-
nent cure ofthe various complaints which
result from dissipated pleasures, juvenile
indiscretions, residence in climates unIa-
voraDle to the constitution, the immode-
rate use Of tea, frequent intoxicatlon, O.
other destructive intemperance, the UNI
skilful or excessive use of mercury the
diseases peculiar to females at certain
period of life, bad lyipgsin, etc.
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ITCH CURED,

By once using Lees Sorereign Ointment.
The proprietor informs those persons
and families who are suffering under chs
disease, against the infection of which
nopefson is safe that if this ointment is