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4 BONAPARTE. Eyefy information Trom
France direct, confirms the fact, ,ha, the Peo.
pie OF France are unanimous in favor Of Ma
poleon. The English conlNne 10 rehors that
| several departments and cilies are hostile f:
| Their principal hope the city Of Bor-
| deaux--but Bordaux yielded 10 the authority
! OF Bonaparte, in the presence of one Of the
| Bourbon princes, wilhooi spiiling drop of
| blood in his cause. Since the " adhesion"
\ OF the Bourbons at Bordeaux,the scene Of dis.
| affection has been transferred TO the Mediser-
| ranean, at Narseiiles, sc. in the English pa.
pers here the frst authentic intelligence
will dissipate all opposition 10 BonapaTtc. 10
truth, IL must be conceded, since there has
at no place been any impediment 10 The
reinstaiinc of Bonaparte, that he is TO all
lntents and purposes the choice of The
French people.
Napoleon has disayowed all intentions Of
ronqoest--be has notified England and her
allies that he will abide by the Treaty. of Pa
rls, that he I" will not oyetstep the boundaries
ma ked out, unless forced so 10 do in stop.
ping those WHO may enter the county"
Yet the British, and if we may believe the
BRUSH papers, the allied powers of Europe
viii not listen TO his proposals, and give the
world peace-They viii gi3nt Bonaparte no
truce. They have declared him an outlaw aud
gfuen sanefion 10 ne principle Of assassination.
They will not permit The unanimously chosen
OF the frcnch people TO be the rutcr OF France:
he Is not then their Legitimate sovereign"
OF their choice foreigners mus. dictate the
ruler OF France, or France cannot have
peace. Is there any thing in right CT Justice
is there any thing in laws human or divine,
that iorblds people from choosing ,heir own
rulers Is not the voice oil Il whole people
the voice Of God The crowned heads of
Europe, the " hereditary soyereigns" who are
so much an. S6Jeet OF alteration by certain
wouId.be NoblcSse 10 this contry, are now
about TO d'aw the sword, and dcluge Europe
IN blood anew to re-estabisb the Inquisititn
and other objects of Feudal tyranny, they i'm
mo!aie the lives of millions and mil
lions ali this Will be charged 10 the ainbilion
ot Bonapa'ie, as every thing else has been.
be II so---ye! We trust rhe God Of Justice will
spare the power Of France ,as terror TO tic in
justice OF blood thirsty and ambitious Britain
X tho powers OF Europe do not wish TO en-
kindle fire that may consume lhem, they
will LEI Bonaparte alone, and France and su-
rope will yeI repose In peace.
". IL PGtriot.
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JOSIAHC. SHAW

HAS just rcceiyeda and win this day open for sale,
Il avariety of Books aud Stationary, among which
are an assortment Of family and school Isbie, Latin
and Greek Classes, school Books ot every descrip.
ton, Qdills. Penknives, camels hair Brushes, paint
Boxes, embossed Paper, Ivery elegantly visiting
Cards, playing Go single, dozen or groce, drawing
Paper, OF various kinds, pocket Books for ladies' and
gentleman ,writidg paperof superior quality whole
sale and retail, genuine british Ink Powder, sealing
wax, Wafers blank Books, viz Ledgers, Journals
Day, waste letter, receipt, and memorandum Cooks
with variety of other articles numerous to men
ton, all of which he is determined TO sell as low as
can be bought in Newport
tew warranted undrawn Tickets and
Shares in the Plymouth Beach and Washington
Bridge Lotteries, both of which are now drawing,
maybe obtained BY orders left at the Truly Forum.
atc Lottery Office, No. ll8. Thames.sreet. June z.
1Usr published, and for sale as above.
y The Life of Bernadottc, Crown Prince Of Sws
den, embeshed with beautifully engraved Por.
trait Paris in iSi4--price 81. 11e Lord Of tie
Isles, new poem, by Walter Scott. harry Lessons
esntairing Frank. Rosamond, Harry and Lucy BY
Mss freN-prth y
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POETRY.

{TAs tsHsssing ssny 7sri,tel al BOsfon. and sun
ty .HrS Bray, az ne Theatre
THE COLUMBIAN SAILOR.
UPON the sea girt rocky shore,
Sat lovely AsSA fonGy wsilng,
Fearing she should behold no more
Her true loYc on the ocean sailing,
"Ah who" she cried " can blame my tears
Iie silent esch prudential raer,
You know not half the doubts and fears
I feel for my Columbian Sailor.
May Heaven save, and guard my brave,
My gallant, dear Columbian sailor"
Round the horizon rol'd her eyes.
A speck appeared and hope sprang cheering
A gallant ship she soon describes,
Iierscanyas full, the headIong nearing.
"IIe comes" she cria,, "iny love returns"
While hope and fear alike assail hers
Her heart beats high her bosom burns, -.
With love for her Columbian Sailor.
May heaven save, and guard my brave,
My gallant, dear, Columbian Sailor.
The anchor cast. the boat descends,
She tries her sailor TO discover
When DER the side, borne by his friends,
Poor Anna saw her wounded lover,
Fast strea'nd the tears atown her cheek,
Her spirit sunk, her lips grew paler,
She stfetclid her arms, but could not speak,
To welcome her Columbian Sailor.
Now heaven save her gallant. brave.
Her wounded, dear Columbian Sailor.
CHEEKY my Anna" Henry said,
Weep not, but thank the Heavenly powers;
Though sharp the conflict where bed,
I" We've met the foe, and they are ours"
" One arm Lost in Columbia's cause,
While one remains, will not fail her,
" TO guard her liberties and laws,
"Or die, becomes free born Sailor"
Now Heaven save, and guard each brave,
Int bo
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BERNARD HILL. Jry.

AXIS this method to inform his old Custorrsr.
and the Public in general. that be can fuInisl.
item at the shortest notice, with The following .r,i
eles, al wholesale or retail, viz :while Rope, of
all sizes desp-sea and band Lines; Log. Lines
Housing and Marine seine, sewing and whipping
Twine Pack Thread Cod Lines Eedcords, iioni
70 10 Dollars per dozen fsl Lines, all sizes, Of
cotton, fax or silk Chak-Tines; Mule Banding,
cotton and silk Cords. for trimmings; carpet Wa.n
and Filling Flax, Tow, &c. SC. &c.
tic assures those WHO may favor him with their
custom, that the above articles will be manufactur.
ed OF the best materials, warranted as good, anG
sold as cheap as can DC purchased in the State or
Rhode Island Narch
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6257.

Several federal editors exulingly demand, what
has become of the 6257 American scamen which
stated to have been Impressed into the British
service, previous to the late by the late mel
anchoy accounts from Dartmoor p ison, in England,
we learn there were $500 Americans here inc arcer,
Rtcd, and in several London articles have seen il
stated that upwards Of 1000 of these had been turn
cd over from British men Of war, on board Of which
they had been impressed, because they would not
consent hght against their country in the late
Here, then. is nearly half, or at least third of
the oil 6257 about which the federal editors chucklc
so mueh Now, when we consider that the London
prints. slluled To. rarely tell more than half the
truth We may safely double the number they admit
to have been turned from British men OF war TO
DAumoor, and other prisons in England and then
take into the account the great number that must
have sunk under the weight Of oppression, from their
petty tyrants, or been swept off by disease. in four
years together with those who, giving themselves
up 20 despair concluded that they, might as we'll
hnger in misery board Of a man Of w,r, and per-
haps meet death at the hands of their own country
ren, as TO 60 into AN English prison-ship add all
these, repeat it, TO the account. and rejecting
man, unbiassed by purity spirit will doubt for mo.
ment, hat the American Impressed seamen, on board
Of Me British Navy, amounted, before the war. TO
the tull number OF
/, 6257,
the cold b,ooded and unfeelng pretcnsions Of federal
editors to the contrary notwithstanding II is this
partaly for The British that destroys federalism
and We assure the federalists, ii they ~ish to
rise in this country. they get rid Of two ncum.
brsnces -,ieir ToRY LEApERs, and their roRY
apIroRs.
r.i,sary RsS.er1
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For sale,
EAVE-rWELFTHS Of a Cotton Mandatory, stu.
ave IN .Nor!h-AIngStO,sn, about one mile from
'UscEJord 1t has stream Of water sufficient TO op-
perate 1000 spindes and ha, now in operr,ion 500.
with Dwelling House and other necessary Build
mgs, all in good repair. Seldom has PROPERTY pos.
sesslng so many advantages been offered for sale
ihe terms will be liberal and may be known by ap-
Plying to JOHN HAWKINS, at the Factory, or to
BERIAH & DANIEL WAITE.
.heEport, June z, 1915
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Duting the action DC ween the Constitution and
the Cyane and Lcvsnt. the crews of The two lattcr
repeatedly cheered, feeling confident in a very few
moments OF seeing her strike. and saying that the
ship vas all OH hre We have heard il observed by
an officer OF the ship, that we'll they nigh, think so,
tor her IRE w,s 30 very quick and regular, that she
had the appearance To hose on board of being in
tlcsc -l The battle took place in the night 1-Pal
In 1854 the Constita,ion made several daring a..
tacks on the ha,tercs before ,h- town Of Tripoli,
moanting iif pieces Of heavy cannon she repeated.
", and Tor hours. engaged these forts within mus.
ke, shot, soi herbod movements snd.iestructive
Are n,,t essentially assisted in Wrestling from-csp-
tvi,y 800 Of our countrymen, as ,hs Haslaw vas
made 10 ssbmiy 20 tsgns 9f peace. >'p
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YALUARLE EAkll.

oHE subscribe offers for sale, his Farm situate,
in Middle letown, about one mile and half from
The state house in Newport. Said Farm contains 3
bout 60 acres of land. With grea, quantity Of exce
lent frui, trees of all kin6s-ogether with the buil
ings thereoa standing. For other information IN
quitc of hLANs0N PECkhAM.
I Mddietown, Dee. Is. 1914
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On. D1U 8
PATENT lrCu OINTMENT,

frice oV cls per ooI,
For plcasantness. safety, expedition, case and
certainty is infinitely superior to any other u,edi.
cine, for the OF that disagreeable and tor
menting disorder the lich.
Dr Dvorr's mfalhhe Tooth Ache Drops price
~ cts. Circassian Eyewa;cr; price 50 cents SOW
ercign remedy for all disorders of The eyes.
Dr. rrssor's celebrated Gou, and Rheumatic
Drops :pr,ce So The Vegetable Hahn Of Life; price
ST. The Balm of Iberia price 81, extracted from
IN Iberian plant, for curing defects of The sSin and
improving the complexion, sc. The Restorative
Den,ifrce, for cleansing, whitening and preserving
The teeth and gums, lpr.ce htty cents per box
Since these Invaluable medicines weIe frs, discov
cred, upwards Of Asrs, Esad'cd thousand Psrssas
have experienced their happy and salu,sry effects,
many OF whom issm The lowest state Of their dsvr-
tiers. y.
or Take notice, tha: each aud all the above genu
me medicines are signed the outside with
he signature OF the soleproprie,or. T.w Dyot, MD
( tLF \ fresh supply Of the above MEpi.
crSEs just received, and for sale BY SAMUEL
". VlNSON, Druggist, .sswforf, where
pamphlets containing certificates Of tu,es
Sc may be Rad gratis
,it--f,-i .,fsrs. %. 1915. itsw
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DR.. ROBERTSON'S
PATENT STOMACHIC BITTERS,
Price one dolk.r,

fUcc one uGH@T,
DR. RopERTsoN's stomachic Bitters, (price l,)
which are celebrated for Strengthening weak siom-
achs, increasing the appetite and certain preventive
and cure for the fever and ague, &c. For the lever
and aguea maada prevalent throughout the south.
ern States, and affecting to families residing in all
low countries, redundant with marshes, lakes, stag
mated pools. rivers, &c These celebrated and uni
versaiy esteemed Besait, have surpassed any rene
dy administered for the relief and cure OF that
most obstinate oppressor of the human frame, num-
berless instances rf their efficacy have been testified
after the bAks, and various other extolled prescrp
tons failed, they proved successful, the admiration
OF those who experienced and Witnessed theig happy
effects.
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PArEk-HANGiNGo, &c.
JOSIAH SHAW.

JOSIAH &. SHAW,
HAS just received from Hartford. (Con,) and oi
fers for sale. ~ No. 11S, Thames-street, large
and extensive assortment of P.lPER.H3.N GkNGS
and B04kDERS, at the Mandatory prices.
Mr. 10
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YECE2ABLE NERYCUS CORDIAL,
OR, NATURES GRAND RESTORATIVE,

<rIee one do!!ar and ffty ce'!ts.
Is confidently recommended as The most efiicacious
medicine for the speedy relief and of all nervous
complaints, attended with inward weakness, depres-
sion OF the spirits, headache tremor faintness, bJs
teric fits. debility, seminal weakness, geeis, and
various complaints resulting from secret imp opriey
OF youth and disspated habits, residence in warm
climates, the iTmoderate OF tea, the unskiliul
or excessive use of mercury often destructive TO
the human frame, diseases peculiar 10 females a
certain period of ifeSfuor albus, barrenness, &c &C.
Under The denomination OF nervous disorders, are
included several diseases, Of the most dangerous
kind, and are so various that a volume would hardly
suffice to complete description OF them II per-
vsdes, with its baleful influence The whole nervous
system, writing the heart with inexpressiDc anguish
and exciting the mosl Dire Adful suggestions of hor-
ror and despair. 10 this demon have thousands fall
len sacrifice in the direfu transports of its rage
The most common symptoms of its commence ment,
are weakness, hatu!ence palpItatons watehia!ness,
drowsness after eaing midity, flashes OF he at and
cold, numbness, cramp, siddness pains IN the head,
back and loins, hokuP, difficulty OF respiration and
deglutton, anxiety, dry cough, &c
DR. ROBERISON'S
CELEBRATED GOUT & RHEUMATIC DROPS,
Price one dollar.
safe and eiiectuai cure for the gout, rhcuma.
tism, iumbaso, stone and gravel, swellinSs, and
weakness of the joints, spraIns, bruises, and all
kinds Of green wounds-the cramp,pans in the head
face and body, stiffness OF the neck, chbains, .To-
zen limbs. &c
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CHEESE.

THEEE thousand VT. excellen. Cheese.
Il for sale by
BERIAK e DANIEL TY.dIYE.
Newport, May 10, 1873.
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IO LEN

to LE
THE House, No 8, Thames street, formerly own
ed by Capt Henry Hunter, having large yard
and garden, with other couvenences. For paricu-
lars. apply TO Wa LANGLEY, Newport, or SAN.
UEL ALMY, Port snouth. .hayl7
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DR. ROBERTSON'S
Infalliahle WORM Destroying LOZENGES.

i"a1hao'S NOhh VI bh,oA nOit'u Ao@GN"SS'
. Price fly cents.
medicine highly aecesssaryt 10 be kept in all Ia
miles.
SYMPToMs.-The common symptoms OF the
Worms are, ps,eness eff the counteaance, at other
times flushing Of The face, itching of the nose, and
about the seat starting and grinding of the teeth in
sleep. swelling OF the upper lip, the appetite some
agreeable breath, hard sweled belly, great thirst,
the urine frothy and sometimes Of whi,ish color,
gripping or choc pains. involuntary discharge Of
saliva especially when asleep; freqlent pains in the
side. with dry cough, and unequal pulse palpita-
tions of the heart, swoomings, cold sweats, palsy,
epispdc fits &c.
pelng and killing worms, equal in efficacy
10 DR. Robcrtson's Worm Destro, ing Lozenges, they
are mild in the operation, and may be given to the
youngest infant with safety.
DR. DYOTT's
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DR. DYOTT's
ANrl.DlLIOUS PILLS,

Price 25 cts--iarse 6ores 50 cents,
For the prevention and cure OF bilious and maig-
nant fevers
These Pills. if timely administered. will remove
tbs causes which commonly produce the Yellow Fe.
yer, Bilious Fevers, Ague and Fever. ehoic pains,
aatulencies, ndigestons cos,iveness, hyPochondri-
aud hy.ierc complaints slranguary gravel, rheu.
matism and gout
They arc peculiarly servieeabls in Female Disor-
ders, and especially III the removal of hose oDstruc
ions of their complaints at certain periods.
~
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For Sale,
HE Build,ng belonging 20, and next wes, of the
subscriber, formerly improved as a Joiner.
shop. IT is "a feet long and 10 feet wide, being a
good and substantial oak frame and oak plank Tic
buding is well calculated for Dwelling. House or
Sroce'y store, ,havng fifteen windows and two doors
nuin'nG to be removed as soon possible after
The purchase. For terms, applyto
WALTER NICHOLS
n EXPORT. .5fGv 8, 1915
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-13

A CLERK wanted.
vwyI1E subscribers wish to employ a
q person who writes well and under
stands accompts. They would also take
an Apprentice to The Grocery Pusiness.
Letters cannot be conveniently attended
to.
.Mande0i',e 9 Larmour!
Nay 26.
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I { e..

THOSE who may desire to obtain
ICE during the ensuing season are in
formed, that we are prepared to receive
Subscriptions upon the terms following
viz I'VE will furnish six pounds, (about
half peck daily for Sc the season, the
season to consist of 100 days-and if the
weather should continue so warm as to
make it desirable, 10 objection will be
made to extending it as long as the Ice
lasts; but should it not last the season
out, proportionate deduction will be
made for any time it may fall short.
Five Dollars in Advance will be receiv-
ed in payment of a seasons subscription
But in this case the season must be con
sidered as ending with the ice and no al
lowance will be made if it should fall
short of 100 days. Tickets will occasi-l
onaIy be furnished to subscribers fol
each days ice, and no person will be en-
titled to receive ice for them who is not
provided with ticket. Should sub
scribers omit sending on any day o,
number of days, they will be privileged
to make up the deficiency by receiv
ng an equal extra quantity at al!
time they may chuse during the season
The Ice will be delivered at the Shop OF
Z. Fl. Little on King street, from Z O.
clock in the morning until sunset every
DAY except first days, Sundays, on whic)
days it will not be delivered after nine
o'clock in the mcrning-From the quan
tity which was put away and still re-
mains on hand in an excellent state OF
preservation, we are saneuine in the be-
lief that it viii last the season out and un-
til freezing weather. Amply to w. r.
Thornton, Fairfax street, or to the sub
scriber Oh King street.
Richard II. Little.
n. j. The con, enience and comfort
derived from having Ice during tie heat
OF our summers, if it were only to cool
a pitcher of water, would be well worth
the price proposed, in situations where
fine water is not always to be obtained
fresh, at the moment it may be wanted
But when to this are added the advanta-
ges of preserving butter. milk, meat, &c
which may be done by simple contri-
vance, and at a trifing expence, with a
small quantity of Ice, it is certainly an
| object worthy the attention of every ia
mily. r. H. J..
Alexandria. May so.
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Scarce Goods.
ROGERS G. LEWIS,

King-street. one door east. of the Mocha
MICS Bark, have Just received
HLACKDouble Florence Lutestring,
nd Black Levanfine, Black and White
Silk Hose, So Ga IA. and ga Black,
White and Colored Damask Silk, and
Levantine SILK shawls, Gland IA Black
and White plain Lace Net, for Shawls,
Wells, Shades, etc. etc. black and
co!ored silk 4 habit gloves. gauze shawis,
black and plaid silk handkarchiefs. black
italian Grape, superior 70 and "A black
cambria, gold head jaconets and null
muslins, superior London printed CAM
brics, fine GA cambric dimities, cravats,
&c.
May so:
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States for roofing Houses.

I'sils subscriber respectfully informs
the citizens of Alexandra, Geo. Towu
and Washins ton. taat he is authorised TO
contract for the deliveries any quantity
of Baltimore Roofing Slate, sold by Mr..
W. Carmaa. The following are the pri-
ces -
For 10 and II in length. dollars per
square, reef measure.
For Ia and Is ditto, g dollars.
For Ii. Is and 10 ditto, 10 doll"rs.
For II, is and 10 ditto, II dollars.
For &c, 81 and 90 ditto, 10 dollars.
For Is, "a and 26 ditto, IS dollars.
For % and so ditto, "A dollars.
The terms will be more fully stated
to anv gentleman calling on the subscrib-
er in king-street.
JOHN PARADISE.
Nav o.. 2awtf
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10 kent
Valuable Lands for Sale

II \ pursuance of decree Of the United
q States Circuit Court of tie District
OF Columbia for the County of Aiexan-
dria, which decree hath been affirmed on
an appeal. from the said court by the Ho-
nogable the Supreme Court of the United
States at the last February Term. The
subscribers Church Wardens Of the F.
piscopal Church in Alexandria. by the
consent and direction Of the Minister
and Vestry Of the said Church-wiiI ex-
rose to sale for ready money, or in lieu
thereof, tie Stock OF any Incorporated
Bank IN Alexandria at the current mar
ket nrice Of the day to be made known
On the day OF sale, that desirable tract
f La ii tie Coaaty of Alexandria,
commonly called TIE 5GLLBE Ly9gNU
,ituata about 9 miles from Georgetown
Gerry and r l miles from Alexandria.
obtaining $50 ACRES, one half of
vhichi we'll ti,nbered with oak, hickory
ard cfcsnut. it is handsomely situated.
a0od water and fne young orchard of
thebest selected apptcs-and chcrys; the
. Land will be sold iptire or divided into
smaller parcels if applications should be
made previous to tie sale which viii take
place on TIE premises on Thursday Il g
18th cfhne next. the title papers may be
| seen atany time onapplicatioa TO
GEORGE DENEALE
&
JOHN NUNCASTER,
Church WardeEs.
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REMOVAL.

TEvfIE subscriber thankful for past fa-
vors. inlorms his friends and the
,nLic generally. that he has removed has
Store opposite Mr. ,Ebenezer Nowelps'
lower end of Prince-street-
find eGeis .fos' sale as asual,
Domestic c,oths, blue, black and bot
tie green; ginghans slambrays: bed
ticking. and variety of other artsss IN
the domestic liRe.
.flso, Groceries Of various kinds,
200 barrels Herlnss,
40 ditto Shad.
.4nfhony Rhodes.
lure 3. -"