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81 - ttfSlf ~ 7--7f-rt "
Eruni tire scisrs }dsnifab Durham ape.
Cox from ST. Er1ix and for Sale Pr
salf5ns9a q F2scGs
81 p,lnelleons ST l'ro'x Ksl Y
CA very superior quality
Also FOR s LIE
cn beapl the :rig Harriet, capt, Nnssep.
Newhnry port,
so tons Plaster Paris.
IN 8 FORE.
81 boxes lIasannah Brown Sugar,
SO do. Green Coffee, a
6 pipes Gatasopa Wine,
Muscovado Sugar No. ! e 2.
Besf, Seal Leather,
Cases of assorted Glass Ware and syiia-
dow Glass, from the Boston Glass Fac-
tory,
Boxes Of Capers.
200 boxes, half and quarter boxes Segars'
Nov. IS
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Christmas Dra1ring Wear.

THE subscriber thankful for the en-
enlargement he has met with since his
residence in this place. respectfully in
vites the inhabitants Of Alexandria to
rive lin call during the Christmas
Holidays, where they will see that no
thing has been left undonc TO attract
their attention.-Iie has for sale ge-
neral assortment of toys for children.
confectionery, and ether articles in his
line. His shop will be handsomely illu-
minated on Thursday the 21st instant,
and every evening until after the holi-
days. He hopes, by his endeavors to
please, to merit share OF patronage
from a generous public.
Joseph Eoisseau.
Royal.street: second door above
the Herald Office.
December Ia costs
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LEND 0S 8 % tlDs.
s5 i. y. 7lIOafpsO..
Fave RECEIVED BY the Virgin, from ason

don,
sarerfine cloths and cassipaeres, Z
Common and super dilnitlss,
CambFic nsuslins, :
Pateat steam laefn, Colerain and
Agif g,s slirtluggs.
Check'd, tsilled and striped muslin
handkerchief,
Rich fancy Madras do.
Printed chintz 4 Waterloo shawls.
Dec 3 eo6t
Christmas Drn1ring Near.
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Gads GHis:i.sSS.
HAMILTON's Elixir.

spsereign remedy for Colds, ossin0te
Coughs, .istFmas, sore threats. and
approaching Co,asumptions. and most
disorders ofthe breast end langs.
A ( SINGLE trial will prove, that it
restores the determination of the
fluids TO the surface of TIE body and
brings on the common healthful perspira-
ton; that it dislodges and evacuates the
tough yiscid phlegm or mucus, strength
ems the weakened vessels of the lungs.
the acrimonious humor which
reritates them and finally discharges 1t.
Thus strikes at the root of the disorder.
the symptoms are of course etieetoaliy
and permanently conquered, the reverse
of common medicines which weaken the
constitution. and give strength to the
disorder, for the sake of moderatlng Tor
the present some of its painful effects.
CASE OF CURE.
Selected from q numerous Lat,
TO III. LEE.
Being DESTROYS to make public for the
GOOD of others the excellent quality OF
HAMILTON'S ELIXIR, prepared by
the late Mr. Lee, have sent YOU the FOL
lowing account of the benefit ! have re-
ceived from it; which ] hope will induce
others to give it trial. In consequence
of a bruce on the breast received from z
esll. nv bealtl, oraw had. my breathing
became difficult, and frequently | nave )"
had suddenly to rise up in my pea WIN
all the horrors of immediate snifocation.
add 10 these. constant pain IN my y
breast and cough, great loss 81
strength. and flesh, and you may conceive
f6at nv symptoms evidently indicated an
a,,aroaching consumption. The advice
81 ! most eminent physician was resorted
"a and afterwards second was called
IN but without giving me any relled
Another physician, who knew me and
the circumstances of my case, adtised
me to rire Hamilton's Elirir trial
saving, he had used .it u, has practice,
and ARRAYS found it to do 'aach good. A
bottle was procured, and 1 found reliel
before Ihad taIcen ha!fefit. Iconinued
to use It, and was soon strong enough t.
attend to business. Ontaking cold, some
of my former symptoms return but are al
ways removed by dose or two of the r.
lixir.
GEO BENNER. ir.
No. IL, Budd street, Philadelphia.
HnmiIton's Essence and Eairact Of
Mustard. S
A safe and effectual remedy for acute
and chronic rheumatism, gout asthmati'
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Landing this Day

Landing this Day
From the British brig William. Ca..tair
Henry F. Curtis from Barbados, toi
sale by the subscribers
40 puncheons st. Vincents and Anti
qua Rum
% hhds. superior Barbados Sugar
Is bbls. do do do
80 do. Irish mess Pork
IS do. Lemons. LINES and SIiaddocks
1 do. AKRON Root Flour
Adams, Herbert & Co
November Is
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ITCH CURED.

BY once usins Lees Sovereign 0intmfft
The proprietor informs those persons
and families who are SUFFERING under this
disease, against the infectica of which
no person is safe that if this ointment IS
used at night on going to bed, it never
fails to perform cure BY the following
morning, az thousands who have used d, II
during the last ten years cantestliy. The
peculiar excellencies Of this infalhole re-
inedy for the itch, over every other, are
the certainty of cure bya single apPl'ca.
ton; the ingredients being 50 lrnoee en-
as to be applied with perfect safety 10 ln y.
tenderest infant, and its being not O1ly
free from any offensive smell but equals
agreeable with the pleasantest Pomatuii''
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A Middle aged woman OF good cha
racter, who IS capable Of managing
aaaniIy may hear Of 4 situation, on ap.
plication to the printer.
Dec IS Sc
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Sale of NEGROES.

A Number Of very valuable Negroes
of different ages and sexes will be
exposed to public sale (uniess sold be-
lore at private sale9 at my farm near A.
bnah Janney's mill, on the turnpike
reaa. M "Wednesday the Goth day Of the
present month, if fair, otherwise the next
Fair day.
Terms. Of sale--rcady money, or
notes for 90 days with approved en-
ceysers.
Mary Feudall.
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Lead, Rum, &c.

We have landing. and for sale, from the
brig Trim, Capt Cleveland, from I'll
braifar.
65s pigs lead, about 10000 lbs.
From the brig Clasissa. Capt. Stevens.
from st. Ba:tholomews,
9 pubcheons of Rum.
Erom sloop unien,
100 kegs white Lead,
1000 lbs sheet Lead.
Adams, Herbert, q 90.
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To Rent,
10 Rellt,

a Three Story Brick 1Fare- House,
situate on King street. second door be.
low Griffith and Brawner's Auction
Room. Apply 10
Griffith and Brascner.
Dec Is co
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Young Hyson Tea.

10 Chests landing this day. at Irwin
Wharf and for Sale BY
adams, Herbert and Go.
1Nov %
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The Restoratire Potcder or !"
teeth aud Gums.

This excellent preparat:en cc'Alol''
and strengthens the gums. preserves n NJ
enamel from decay, and cleanses anu
whitens the teeth, by absorbing all th %
acrimonious slime and foulress, Wl!.p
suffered to.accumulate, never tails 10 NJ
jure and finally ruin them.
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Frat and Wsne.

Euit and Wane.
Received by the Rose in Bloom, CAPT
Rowland from Malaga,
800 boxes Muscatel and Bloom Raisins
so 'qnarter casks Sun do
900 boxes figs
so do. shelied Almonds
10 jars Grapes
10 boxes assorted Cordial
so quarter casks sweet Malaga WINE
25 do Colmcnar do :.
The above articles WILDE sold on y
|beral terms apply to S., 81.
December I.
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Notice is hereby given,
December IA eos

That the Collector of the revenue for
the 22d collection district of Virginia. or
his deputy, will attend at the following
places on the days hereafter mentioned
for the purpose of receiving the entry of
carriages, with the harness used there
for. agreeable to the act of Congress,
passed the fifteenth dav Of December.
1914; which entry is thereby required
to be made, as we'll in cases where car
riages have been entered under the late
act passedJuly sith, 1913, as where they
had not been so entered, for failing to do
which a penalty o. double the amount OF
duty imposed by the act of the fifteenth
of December, 1914, will be incurred.
0n Tuesday, I'd day Of January next.
Waterford
"Wednesday Sd. Hillsborough
Friday 5th, Middleburg
Saturday 9th, Aide
Monday 9th. and
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Yyanted 10 Hire
= q q - D. ,, = y Io
sgss I'M Z. on Eonlon at SO days
isoht III Oh. IS. Cd for sale BY
John jackson OF
John simuey


y. ION u "a ttt tis ~ - sfs-s. p.
.s.s Have jpst received by t5c ship Mary.
1DRTYr ri 81 pacsaecs ssasarable
s,SN.s& JAY 6sstpS- slisect from the
f,auntaet'sses ia Enxia,sii, which, the
are atsposed - sell as the most Eedacet
psScfs hss cash * % panctuai custofuers
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Tootle .ache Drops.

The onlyremedy yet discovered WIN" ,se
givesimmediate and lasting relief III w.
most severe instances. ~.
The above GENUINE MEDlci !, late
Ifepared from the Recipes Of the 'd IL
Richard Lee, Jun. (by Hannah Leg III.
widow No. Sc, Maiden Lane, New .a,J JI by
and by her particularap appointment s so.' =
.Nessrs. las. Kennedy g sm.
BooKsELLERs, ALExAsp
April 10.
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Damass Lip salrc.

HANS true g senuine German Corn
Piaisfer.
infallible remedy for corns, speean u.
removing them root and branch, WI'DOu'
giving pain.
Hahn's genuine Eye Wa'T. {
A sovereign remedy for all diseases ss,sl
the eyes, whether the effect OF ha'u''
weakness or of accident.
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Tuesday 9th Aeesbuts
Saturday 18th, Centervillc
Monday 18th, Fairfax c. Housc
Tuesday 10th, hendley Mel.
sons Tavern
Wednesday 18th, West End
Thursday 18th, Wren's raycrr
Friday 18th, Wiley's Tavern
Persons, interested in the above no
tee, falling to attend will be subject 70
the penalties of the law; or have TO at
tend atmy Office in Leesburg. within the
month Of January. Hours OF attendance
from 9 o'clock A. Nj. to s p. M. Given
ander my hand this eth day Of December
1915.
JOHN LITTLEJOKN,
Collector ofthe rersnue. for Tie
29d Collection District Of Vrgin4a.
Dec. IS. eotS1J.
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HnntiIton's Essence and Eatract Of
Mustard.
A safe and effectual remedy for acute
and chronic rheumatism, gout asthmatie
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LAND FOR SALE.

II WILL sell my5tract Of LAND sItf'
ate in Prince William County, 'T'
ginia, containing SEQ acres, two-thlre'
of which is in wood and the remainder ID
meadow and arabic land. This lans lls'
contiguous to the lands of the late RlcO'
ard Brent and Col. Gerard AleZanoer'
and in the immediate vicinity OF thFe'
merchant mills. There are on heprenl.
Sc. several stone ouarries CT ezeel'e!'
building stone, and it is believed there's
Ia bed IF iron ore on one part of the farm:
The improvements are an oversee
|hcuse, granaries, and other out'hoSses.
timber has been prepared tor eulloIDs :.
dwelling house which may hke"'''
had.
The purchaser can also De acc nnns
dated with about tyenty NE6fohSs
among which are carpenter, : sv or,
cook, and excellent seamstress. the our
are working hands: toget er with nO' a.,
cattle, sheep, hogs & farming u'ei's, nssni.
very description. There are on ne r .Irmb
ses an excellent orchard o. peach o plum
trees and common apples. n,
Terms of sale will be made knoSn e..
application to the subscriber living Cd "
dar Run near Mir. Richard Foote's
DA' w." ' Philip FiIahush n,
July IA. ,.11 ~
N. b. There's on the above iA" Th,
excellent eel settle for Mill Seat. a ss,r
land wei be exchanged for proPe'itt o I'd,
King George Courthouse OF ~
Hole,
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I.oudoun Land.

XXTILL be sold, on MONDAY, Che
w 9TH day of August next, at PEERS
tavern, in the town of Leesbirg. two
LOTS of land, situated about six miles
from Middleburg and four from the noun
tain. One lot occupied by MIR. Fulton.
which will be sold subject to his lease,
containing 1s1-the other occupied by
Mr.. Patterson, of which possession may
be had on the first of January next, con-
tanning upwards Of $50 acres. Persons
DESTROYS Of viewing the premises are re-
ferred to JOHN P. DuLANY, residing near
them. The terms one third cash, the
balance one and two years with interest
from the Gate.
DAN. T. DUI4ANY, , Trus-
WIN. HERBERT, jun. tees.
July II. dts
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From the Cleaner.

THE QUOTATIONS OF UNCLE JOHN.
The public prosperity is made up of
the prosperity of individuals. Public
happiness is neither more nor less than the
of the individuals constituting
that public. To ascertain whether the
public interest or happiness is promoted,
it is necessary to go out among the farm
ers and the mechanics, and the other
classes of tie con munity, and enquire
how do these things affect you ? Let US
go to the merchants of Pennsylvania
Gentlemen, have you been growing veal
thy the three years rast-has business
been liyely-bave you lad a plenty OF
goods--a quick mai ket and prompt rayF
To these questions, Put separately to the
great body of our respectable merchants
throughout the state, think the answer;
in nine cases out of ten, would be--No'
Ask the Northumberland me, sir, to
enquire if your trade has prosrered the
last three yearss Has the demand tor
the products of your shop continued to
encrease Have you experienced rea-
dy sale and generous return for your ma
nufactures General, the answer am
sure would be.-N0.
Well, go to the farmer, and ask him
respecting the value and market tor hls
croCs. and the answer would bell.
times are unusually hard.
Such must be the answer OF the great
body of the people when individuality en-
uuired of. The conclusion is clear, Penn-
sylvania has not prospered during TIE
aCar.
Ii she has not prespered in the private
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From TIE London Times.
THE SUPPRESSED NUMBER CT
:. =, ,y,frN x,Tr-tS7y1i,

The political articles which caused
the suppression of the Censesr, by the
Police of Paris, have been republished in
this country. Tie following extracts
will shew the boldness with which the
work was written, and sufficiently &C
count for it's suppression by the satel-
iites Of Bonaparte -
When discussing the question &C whe.
ther Bonaparte, after his forfeiture.
abdication, and the establishment of the
Bourbon Government, retained his rights
to the empire" the editor has the follow
lag striking remarks, -" When the Goa
lesced a.,nies entered Paris, the French
were reduced to such state of oppres'
sion, degradation, and misery, that they
did not at first feel the humiliation OF
the presence of their enemies in the bo'
som of the capital. The imperial Govern
ment, which had SO long oppressed them
fell to pieces, and they witnessed Its
fall with unanimous joy. The old re-
oublicans, even the voters, who had eve
rsy thing 10 fear from the return OF the
Rourbons, participated in this respect
the feelings of their fellow citizens.
s. One Of the latter, who has never been
accused of baseness or fIattery, wrote
as follows--s' The return OF the Beurbons
produced universal enthusiasm in France,
they were received with inexpressible ef-
fusion of heart Che old republicans sim
cerely partook in the transports of com
mon Joy. Napoleon had SO greatly op-
pressed them in particular, all classes OF
society had suffered so much, that not a
person was to be found who was not &C
tually in estacy."-( Memoire Of N. Car
not.)
g In proclaining. therefore, the down.
fall ofthe imperial Government, the Sc
nate and the Legislative Body were
merely tie organ Of the public opinion
and it was perhaps the first time, during
IL years, that they came to dellbera-
ton comfortable to the wish OF their fel-
If, then, it is true as the
council of State asserts, that the
sovereignty resides in the people, it is
that the Imperial Govern
nent was legitimately overturned,
"For the rest it is utterly indifferent
whether Napoleon did or did not abdicate
whether his abdication was free or compel
ed for it is pretended that govern
nent, after having destroyed or attempt
ed to destroy all the guarantees stipula-
ed for by the people who tgpsted III it,
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J. F. Caldwell
OFFERS FOR SALE,

OFFERS FOR SALE,
Blythe Schooner Friendship from n. York
$4,000 segars of Superior quality,
2 casks Goshen Cheese,
Q casks london Porter in bottles,
9 boxes Mustard in cannisters
i go. Cassia End Mana
10 tens Plaster of Paris-on board
the Friendship, which will take freight
for NETWORK if applied for imnedi-
ateiy.
June 90.
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concerns of Ter citizens, in uS,. S.
las she benefieed? Can any man 3 rest
party, state tSvme in what ms n.'s aa,
Pennsylvania is better of now ftah, ~.
vas three years agas Itno me ~. sn s.
nut any general benefit to tie sts rn Font
he war, perhaps some private ,ns i''ta
advantages may have arisen, NM. a latal
n some measure counterba9aDee i '.'a'
Let US enquire a little in detail saNt
sens of Luzerne what say You, WIN, ~ N%
|perity, what advantageous the v r,,'' pro-.
I'd to you ? Perhaps Chester e. sst,
oauphin, Lancaster, Westpore,arrossl 'l
Bedford could tell YOU SINE nIs a q
tale, of towns thriving, villages f er'ss
'p. agriculture fourishipg. AIas ts' lf
that ask where you will. throu,L 't a.
whole vast commonwealth, you VII; viii 10
but ore melancholy answer W. set
OF no benefit the war has brought ~
Some few spectators and ,rmy Cows ~
,. ,rs nave arhassed fortunes out of tie va,
if advantageous at all, it must be s w.
where than in this neighberhood--TSsss,
we have gained nothing. But what bssa
we lost ? "S's
Hsw many Pennsylyanisns have :.
rished by sickness in camp j; How m, Pc
thousands have died by diseases pene %
ed in camp. and spread f I'm thence
mong the people
How many have expired en- the FILA
Of battle ? 'u
What amount Of debt his the s,,,
contracted ?
How many millions have Che peorl.
paid in taxes !?
What would be our proportion Of A.
national debt contracted during tbev,,s
Nay, be not impatient, let Us pass Il.
lofty palace that we see on the ripht: !,
was built by an army contractor. From
him we shall hear nothing but songs or
Glory to the war, and Of praise to its IN.
thors. But go with NE into the cabin
that you see by the wood. Ha! the wo.
man is in tears. Why, poor woman. do
you weep? I weep for sorrow. Iiare
little cause for joy-my son, my ohly
hope, enlisted in the army. He isdeai:
here is the letter from his officer:
!" MADAM am sorry to inform YOU
that your son William was shin in The
battle at Bridgewater. There nerervw
a Drawer fellow--he fought by my side
a musket bali struck him in the knee
We hoped at first he might recover, but
the surgeon found it necessary 10 ampr.
tate his leg. He bore the operation Ike
a hero. But alas poor Bill, we could
DOT save him: he lied yesterday, Bes
sing you i: he fell covered with glory"
I am sorry for your misfortunes god
mot,.er, but you should let it comfort you
that he was brave. Aye, and there.
fore ! loved him the MORE" He fell CO.
sered with glory. Is And did that nit.
gate his rain-will that restore me my
son. 0 William, my son, my son Vii
iam-would to God l had died for You.
am left in a hard world without pro-
ector."
How many hundred cottages are there
n Pennsylvania full of distress 4 woe
Ye wicked and presumptuous men who
involved this once peaceful and flourish.
NC country in war. Long and deeply
viii your country deplore the miserles
'ou have brought upon her. Heavy II
he load Of guilt that lies at your doors
And hard and unfeeliDg must be your
learts, ifthey did not bleed with rem0r's
md sorrow for your manifold iniquihe'.
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E1tract from che Journal Of Louis 18th,
printed at Client.

Extract from ase Journal Of Louis 18th,
printed at Client.
The Editor Of the Journal de PEmpire
bestows great praise on Bonararte's f.
nancial knowledge. On this head, ask
the bankers Of Paris. What was their
Iastonishment when he assembled them a
short timc before the baptism Of his son.
and talked so strangely, that many Of
them thought he meant to amuse himself
with wfetched pleasantries, as was often
ibis practice. But they soon saw it was
mot fit of gaiety, when he asked them
In rage why they dare to utter bills of
Exchange ; because he maintained this
was coming money, right which belong
led only to the sovereign.
Several ministers, with portfolios un-
der their arms, begged to dispatch
their business. Bonaparte walked a
bout with great strides, talking alone
and necessarily. His ideas were as
crude and disjqinted as hrs words. At
last he said he would get at the fortunes
lot the portfolio gentry. He repeated the
remark with emphasis. 1t was soon
spread over Paris, and diffused alarm a
moug the capitalists. They recollected
the GOODNESS with which he refused pay
ment of the bills which came from the
colonies though drawn by order of 60
vernment in exchange for value received
lby it, they were dishonored, and reduced
several familiesSto misery. tits certain
that general ala'm then spread through
|alI France. Hill frequent remark was re-
peated--s' privat tie fortunes are the for
tunes Of the state : it is who am the
state. MANY persons believed that he
had formed plan Of laying hold OF all
property.
I A few words|as to the order given to
the projects to, oppose the marriage OF
rich young ladies, until they should be
known and apP proved by government.
A list of these young ladies', stating their
fortune, family, Ec, was demanded, and
i the design was announced of disposing
lof their hands tomen agreeable to the GO
lvernment. lnelpian ahh0uncea Oh ae-
claring the emperor tator of all rich mi
nors is not forgotten. The councillors,
accustomed as They were 60 such measures
grew pale with aHtisht. Cambaceres,
when applied to!declared that the plan
came from Dresden, and that it was tive
work of his maieRty.
What, also, are we to say OF those ia
nous licences A licence was given
to merchant en- condition of putting on
board his vessel a quantity of Lyons
silks. These goods being prohibited in
England, were thrown into the sea by
the ship owners, -
They had right so to do, having
purchased then, but on their return
the crew were interrogated, and Bona
Iparte ordered the seizure of the vessel
for throwing into TIE sea goods it
was impossible to sell. Other vessels
departing with licences, though they
had complied wifi all the conditions:
were confscated on their return home
because the legislation vas changed in
the mean time.
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The Subscriber

nFFERS for sale small Farm in the
W vicinity of Alexandria, at present
occupied by Mr., George 7 albott-Itwas
the residence Of the late Mr.. John Rich
ster, by whom it was improved with con-
siderable taste, and is NEST desirable
summer retreat for small family. The
place viii be shewn by Mr.. Talbot, and
Mr.. James Anderson of Alexandria is au
rised to treat for it with any person dis
posed TO purchase.
Matthew w. Brooke.
June %. div.