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Hyatt s. iIscn,
VIE hare In Store.
Wines and Liquors,

Wesery description, warranted as ge-
hume a imported particularly Cesniac
6rslEy, no Spanish mixed With it /;
SpaaiSh Bfssndy We nave also. at much
less price. - As also variety OF Wines
and liquors which are not genuine and
sid as such Cur Madeira Wines are
nov in very fine state aud varrented
as pure as Imported. Gentlemen, tavern
keepers, and boarding houses, may de-
pend upon getting suchv and liquors
Of usyas will please any taste.
N. b. Goods caa be had as low Of us
as in Baltimore anA we take all kinds of
notes that are genuine, of our customers
only, and when dealt out. We have
also = VARIETY Of Fancy Goods, which
Will De sold low, as we.wish to close sales
Of all goods in our line.
EF Country Merchants will 90 well
70 give us a call our assortment is large
and We viii deal IiberaHy with them.
George Town oct. Is.
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vgyEEE DESPATCH STAGES will, in
= ~ iaL.sA Ne. C>v,,,,o &c So "a, Goo

yEyEFE DESPATCH STAGES will, in
future, leaveMr. Semmes's IL Geo.
!. Town, at six o'clock every morning !;
breakfast at Mr.. Ross, and arrive in
Baltimore every day by two o'clock, and
will have the preference to any other IN
the Mail Stages for Philadelphia, or Il,
good time to dine and go IN board the
Steam Boats, which leave Baltimore e.
very day at four o'clock.
Tie Expedition Stage will also leave
the same place every morning at seven
o'ci0ck, carry only seven passengers,
and breakfast at Mr. Ross's, Bladens-
burg. and arrive at three O'Clock in Hal
timOre every day. Fare in each line
Four Dollars, with an allowance OF 20
lbs. baggage all baggage, packages,
etc. are to be at the risk Of the owner or
owners thereof.
Merrill, RerOaiDlus & Co.
Georgetown and Washington.
John II. Barney and co.
Baltimores
n. B. The new line as, above is ex-
tended to Alexandria, and an accomme-
dation stage will leave Mr.. ]. Semmes,
In Georgetown, every day at two o'clock
for MIR. Motifs, King-street, Alexandra
a, call at Mr.. P. Heronimus's, Wash
ington, leave Motifs the same evening
for Washington, at five o'clock, so as to
accommodate all Alexandrians wishing
to travel north in the new line.
]. Fl. B. & Co.
M. ii. & Co,
December g. q
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-11
ITCH CURED.

~ once uslilgy Lees Sovereign Ointment.
The proprietor informs those persons
and families who are suffering under this
disease, against the injection of which
nOperson IS safe) that if this ointment is
used at night on going to bed, it never
fails to perform cure by the following
morning, as thousands who have used It
during the last ten wears can testify. The
peculiar exceliencies of this infaIlible re-
inedy for the itch, over every other, are
the certainty of a cure bya single applica-
ton; the ingredients being so innocent
as to be applied with perfect safety to the
tenderest infant, and its being not only
free from any offensive smell but equally
agreeable with the pleasantest pomatmn.
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CAds CJuglas.
lIAMILTON,s ELIXIR.

sScoereigD remedy for Colds, obstg'sate
Coughs, .astbmas, sore HlroGs, and
approaching Consapsptions, and most
disorders Of the breast aadlaings.
A SINGLE trial viii prove, that it
restores the deternination of the
fluids to the surface Of the body and
brings on the common healthful perspira-
ton; that it dislodges and eyacuates the.
tough yiscid phlegln or mucus, strength
ems the weakened vessels Of the lungs,
sheathes the acrimonious humor which
reritates them and finally discharges it.
Thus strikes at the root Of the disorder,
the symptoms are of course eiieetually
and permanently conquered, the reverse
Of common medicines which weaken the.
constitution, and give strength to the
disorder, for the sake Of moderating for
the present some of its painful effects.
C.aSE OF CURE.
Selected from a numerous Lit
TO I'll. LEE.
Being DESTROYS to make public for the
good OF others the excellent quality 3of
aANiILTOS'S ELIXIR, prepared by
the late MIR. Lee, / have sent you the fol-
lowing account of the benefit / have re-
eeiyed 'front.' which / hope will induce
others to give it a trial. In consequence
OF a brnize on the breast received from a
fall, my health grew bad my breathing
became difficult. and frequently / have
had suddenly to risesup in my bed with
all the horrors of Immediate suffocation.
Add to these, a constant pain in my
breast and a cough, great loss Of
strength and flesh, and you may conceive
that my symptoms evidently indicated an
approaching consumption. The advice
ETA most eminent physician wasresorted
to, and afterwards second was called
in, but without giving Jne any relied
Another physician, who knew me and
the circumstances OF my case, adciSed
ne to glue Ha,niltola's EtiTir trial-
saying, he had used sit IN his practice,
and atways found it to do mach good. A
bottle was procured, and I found relic,
before Ihaa tafen half ofit. lcontinued
to use it, and was soon strong enough to
attend to business. On taking cold, some
of my former symptoms return but are al
ways removed by dose OF two Of the E
lixir.
GEO. BENNER, jr.
No. II, Budd street, Philadelphia
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Hahn's genaine Eue Water.
Tootlle .ache Drops.

The onlyremedy yet discovered which
gives immediate and lasting reliefin the
most severe instances.
The above GENUINE MEDICINES are
prepared from the Recipes Of the late
Richard Lee, Jun. (by Hannah Lee, bis
widow No. Sc, Maiden Lane, Newly York,
aid by her particular appointment Sold by
oMessrs. Jas. Kennedy g Son.
BooKsELLERs, ALEXANDRIA.
April IS.
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UNION BAN "
Alerandria, eth yNov. 1911.

THE Stockholders in this institution
arehereby notified, chat agreeably to the
articles Of association, an election will
be held at the Court House in the town
Of Alexandra, on Monday the lst day Of
January next, for eighteen. Directors to
serve for the ensuing year.
C. +. CHAPMAN, Cashr.
Nov % dtE
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Z VIE stockholders in this institution
Il are hereby informed, that q disi-
send Of four per cent. on that part Of
ne capital now paid, for the last six
months, Is this day declared, which will
&inst
]. p NifsOlls, Soy.
insurance Office,
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Salt aAoat.

Lindsay and HiH
"AVE 1000 burheIs St. Ubes Salt
af1oat, which will be sold on acs
coinmodating terms, if taken from on
board.
IN STORE,
New-Orleans and Muscovado Sugar
in hhds.
IS hhds. good retailing Molasses,
st Croix Rum in puncheons,
10000 lbs. green and white Coffee in
bgs.
10 bales Georgia upland Cotton.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-11
The Restorative Po1oder for til
teeth aud Gums.

This excellent preparation comforts
and strengthens the gums, preserves the
enamel from decay, and cleanses and
whitens the teeth, by absorbing all the
acrimonious slime and foulness, which
suffered to accumulate, never fails to In
jure and finally ruin them.
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Removal.

THE subscribers have removed 20 the
Store lately occupied BIZ Mr. Philip
Iriplett,
And eter FOR Sals
5000 lbs Prime Smlthflcld
Bacon
so hbis. Old and Common VIII key,
Best Family Flour,
And q general assortment of GROCE-
RES as usual.
Daniel Cagooa q CT
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Danask Lip Salpe.

Hans true g genuine German Corn
Pinisier.
Aninfallible remedy for corns, speedily
removing them root and branch, without
giving pain.
Hahn's genuine Eye Water.
A sovereign remedy for all diseases of
the eyes, whether the effect of natural
weakness or of accident.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-11
Landing this Day

Y 'iSIAI5 VIE 10y
From the British brig William, Captain
Henry F. Curtis from Barbados, for
sale by the subscribers
40 puncheons st. Vincents and Anti
qua Rum
% hbds. superior Barbados Sugar
Is bbis. do do do
so do. Irish mess Pork u
As do. Lemons, Lines and Shaddocks
do. AKRON Root Flour
Adams, Herbert & Co.
November Is
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For Newbtiryport,

Sss Thegoed SCHOONER CoMMERcE,
Benjamin Baker, master, having
most Of her cargo provided. For freight
of 200 bbls.
Apply to
JOHN G. LAID &. co.
Who have for sale now landing frou
the Commerce, s hhds. 2 Tierces and
oebbls. fair quality of sugars, and 400
bushels excellent potatoes aAtl Gases
Hats, and shoes.
November 25.
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nc OcliLifulau,S eEOcKfC hc5
nembrancer, for 1916,
ooNTAInIKG
I an Almanac,
Ruled pages of memoranddms,
The distances of places from The city
o. Washington,
Government of the United States-Exs
ecutive, Legislative and Judiciary,
Duties on goods imported,
A correct list OF the Navy and Army
of the u. S.
Table Of the Taxes payable. on Domes-
tic Manufactures, with several other useS
full Tables, =
Is Just received for sale By
James Kennedy e Sen.
Dee I eo9w
~ a. ~ n G.
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:. kye.
No ANFED By the subscriber, a
.~a qvantity Of Rye, for which Ii
sesal price viii be gwen.
John g. Lsadd g Co,
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- CofRer Of f,5ttsse ss's's = % = ~ -
: GsorgetOaca.
Groceries, etc etc,

GsorgefOaca.
Groceries, etc. etc
Nav landing aud for sale BY the SUB.
~ ~ : scfibeFs,
! .bests black Tea equal to any We
{ have ever had for family use
I casks rich Goshen Cheese
6 boxes Fig Blue
a boxes real Spanish Scgars
3 4 Dbl. Anpiseed
IN fancy 0porto Baskets, in q variety
&c shapes
,on bsxes preserved Lemons and Crane
- yss. from the same place
81 str;nes Artificial Flowers, from DO.
1io ent,S Mats, from do.
bbls. Cfamberries
1 ksgs ground Ginger
1oboxes Scotch Herrings, very tine
81 bottles nice Catsap
box containing 500 Algerine smoke
pipes
Csptnred lately by commodore, decatur.
Il Z supposed that they were intended
sbythe crews to treat our jolly tars with
q sshif after capture 8 10 this they
caueht 4 tartar They may now be
viewed and bought rery cheap, at the
corner Of Bridge and High streets.
TpeETaER S11'H
q Dslch Pipes" q q Lirrpoog
Ware, ,ciitout emu to it,
Hyatt s. Wilson,
Hke hare In Store.
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Hamilton's Grad RestoratiUe,

Is recommended as an invaluable me-
dicine for the speedy relief and perna-
nent cure Of the various complaints which
result from dissipated pleasures, Juvenile
indiscretions, residence In climates unfair
yorable to the constitution, the. imlnode-
rate use Of tea, frequent intoNcation, or
any destructive intemperance, the I'M
skilful or excessive use Of mercury; the
disease peculiar to females at a certain
psiod of life, bad lyings in, etc.
Hahn's al III Bilious Pills.
The operation of these pills isperfect
mid, so as to be used with safety BY pc
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u
FOR Sale or Freight,
,.&&& The new Brig
ANN
= John S. Pearson, Master,
s y about 400 barrels, built at
= See earypet, Of the best materials, is
:. s:.s somplete order, and will take freight
$50 ,sxt 70 Europe or Coastvise. APP
LllzcrasoR and F0srlc.
Who have for Sale,
Received By said Brig,
!, :. g. g tons Plaster Paris
''uoS tset ReSehantabIs & clear Lum-
: I Der S
% casks Lime.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-11

a. A. IN 4 N G
Handsomely executed at this Office
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-04-29
b. W. cRowNINsHIELD.
Napy Dcbartment. I6ril BON.

Navy Department, Abrii 20fh, 1915.
SIR--In the course of official duty, it is my
highest satisfaction to render justice to the
gallantry and good conduct of the brave officers
and seamen Of the United States Navy.
In giving an official sanction to the recent
proceedings Of the court Of enquiry, instituted
AZ your request, to investigate the causes of the
loss, by capture, Of the frigae President, late
of the Navy Of the United States, while under
your commands and TO enquire into the conduct
OF the commander, officers and crew Of the SAID
frigate, before and after surrender to the enc
my Il would be equally unjust TO your merit,
as well as TO my sentiments and feelings, 70 pas,
over this inves igalion with mere formal I'D
Probation-I have therefore, SIR, 10 express to
you, IN the fullest manner, the high ense of
Appreciation which the President Of the U States
and this department entertain for your profes
sional character as an officer, who in every M
stance has added lustre TO the stars OF the uni
on and whose brilliant act ions have raised tn.
national honor and fame, even in the momsut Of
surrendering your ship to an enemy's squadron
OF vastly superior force, over whose stack sing.
", you we're decidedly triumphant AID yoa
viii be pleased to present to each of your gal
lsnt officers and crew, the thanks Of your goy4
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-04-29
WASHINGTON, ApriI Is

CAPTURE OF THE PRESIDENT. &c.
Copy Of a letter from Alexander B1uyyaO. Pre-.
siaent Of a Court Of Enquiry, Iqteiy held NJ
Ne7D Tori, to isvesfig0fe the causes Of the
capture effhe IT. s. Frigate President, to fie
Secretary Of the Navy dared
NEW YoRK, April II.
sIR--T herewith transmit to YOU the re-
suit Of the court OF Enquiry, respecting the
capture of the Frigste President, with the opin
ion Of the court.
We have been more minute in our investiea
ton than might at first view have been d.eIned
necessary but as there has been diversity OF
opinions prevailing among the British com
manders, concerned in her capture, il was de-
sirabe to our view, to lay before the world in
the most correct manner every circumstance
that led TO that event, which has afforded ano-
ther high proof Of American herosm, and 81
highly honorable to her commander, Office r,
and crew, that every American citizen mus,
feel pride in knowing, that our flag has been
so nobiy defended"
The minutes Of the court having been read
and approved, the court was cleared, aid, after
due elaboration, resolved TO express the SEN
tlFnents and opinions Of the members. on the
mstters submitted to them as follows
IN execution Of the orders Of the Honorable
the Secretary Of the Navy, we have with tue
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-04-29

eminent fer their brave def NJ retbe ship, and
the dag of the United States.
The proceedings aud opinion OF n, .,r, ~
enquiry OF which commodore Alex an Ter Mur,
ray Is president, are approved.
am very respectfully, sir, your obedent ser.
want, 80
q. W. cRowNlNsHiELD.
Com. SrRPHEN DscArua,
u s. Navy. New-Yoyk
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-04-29
CAPTURE OF TnE ARG us. &c

The following decision aud onnion Of tbn
Court ofEnqury, convened to nvestirat, thc
causes OF the loss by Capture of the late TIM.
ted States brig Argus, VIM VI. Allen. late,
commander, have been received and anproypd
by the Secretary ofthe Navy
" The Court in pursuance OF he authority by
winch they were convened, having caraf,,,,v
examined into the causes of the loss by capture
OF the United States sicop OF War ARGUS. nm
der the command Of the late w. If Allen. mas
ter commandant in The Nav of the U. States
and also into the conduct o. the officers and
crew o. the said sloop OF wac before and AFR
ner surrender to The enemy's ship Pelican, and
having materially deliherated upon All the Tea.
tmony. they find the following facts:
lst 1t is proved that in a numoer her crev-
and IN the number aud calibr. OF her guns. tbs
reiican was decidedly superior to the Arrus
z IDLY They ind thst the crew OF tue Argus
was very much exhausted By the continued AMI
extraordinary fatigue aud exposure TO which
they had been subjected for several weeks. and
particularly for twenty -four hours immediately
preceding the action : ;.
3diy. They find that every officer and man or
the rgus with the exception OF one man la
COD Asiister, and one boy. Henderick.) made
use OF every practical exertion to capturethS
brlslsh Sioop of War.Pelcan.
iney are therefore of opnion, that.every of.
hcer ana mar (with the exception a5oye ment;s
oned) displayed throughout The engare mem
zeal, activity and spirit in defence OF the YES
sci and flag committed to their protection
which entities them to the undimnished conf.
deDce aud respect other government AMI fei
lowrcitizens, and do therefore honorably acu,ut
them.
CHAs. G. RIDGLEY, Pres't
JOHN SKINNER, Judge Advocate
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-23
FOREIGN.
British House Of Coumoas,
Tuesday, Juty Ii
THE LATE Mn. WHITEHEAD.


liz moving a new Writ for the election of a Re
preventative from the county of Bedford in the
British Parliament, vacant by the death of the
late Mr.. Whitbread, the Marquis Of Tavis,ock
passed the following very handsome Eulogium
on the lllustrious deceased
In addressing the House, on the present &C
casion, am oppressed by feelings far more pain
ful tlyn ever before experienced. I mean not
TO ohtrude myself, for any considerable time.
on your attention--for,I am sure, the subject is
not less painful TO you than it is 10 me. | hope
therefore, shall receive the indulgence from the
House for a. few moments--while, according to
the usual n .ctice, in moving for new writ,
pay the last melancholy duty to the memory Of
the lamented individual, who recently represcn.
tedthe Borough ofBediord (Ilear, hear -
No considerations ofpriyate frl eudship--no admir-
ration of the virtues which adorned his private
hie--nO recollection Of the purity Of his private
charactcr-Induce me TO stand forward on this
occasion. But the great space he occupied in
the debates Of this liOuse-the sterling ability
with which he advocated what he conc eived to
be beneficial for his country--will form some ex-
cuse for the course I am Adopting fle1r, hearO
Aud ask, on public grounds, the concurrence
OF this hOnse, in The tribute 7 am now paying to
his respected rnemory--(IIear, hear.) ann a.
ware, that a great majority ofthe members ofthe
House OF Commons, thought his opinions errone-
Gus. But speaking with confidence, / will say,
that there isno person, 70 whom he was opposed
IN politics, who will not acknowledge, that his
opposition was at least manly and open-CHear.
hcar) lie must be ever classcd amongst those
who, impellei by a conviction Of the propriety Of
Their views, dissent, VIII honest zeal, from Lbe
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NOTICE.
WILL BE SOLD,

WILL BE SOLD,
.4cRsEABEE 20 Law, Ar NExT OcroRER
dMELIA CoURq, Az 7AE
PLATE, BOOKS, sc.
TNIAT belonged to the different Episcopal
Il Churches IN the said County-Amongsr
which there is number of
PURE SILVER VESSELS,
Very large and Of considerable vafue
TERMS made known on that day, (the 4th
Thursday in the month"; by
The CcerSeers Of the Poor ,
for the said County. {
September 9. wIw
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PLASTER OF PARIS,
MD ,STOR4GE.

The Subscriber has for sale one huadred
bnrFeIs Of GROUND PLASTER.
= can receive on storage, in Brick Ware.
house, at Rockets, out of the way Of fire.
avid wen secured against robbery-euai in bulk
80 eight hundred hhds Of Tobacco. ON liz.
ground floor, and Ike quantity, On the second
s.ory, Of hemp, four, &c &c
ALEXANDER FULTON.
August g. eff
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DRY GOODS.

ON J. OOODS.
TIE subscribers 7loIo receiunr from, the shibs
Brilliant and CantOn. direct from England,
FIFTY-FIvE PACKAGES OF
r DIR GOODS,
Which they offer at private sale for few DAYS,
afrer which, should they not be sold, they will
be sold az auction after notice thereof is given
they consist of the following articles
Cases Damask Shawls,
Manchestry. Velreteens and Cords,
2 Dimities,
4 Jackonet Cambricks,
Spotted Cambricks,
2 Sarsnetts,
8 Cotton Shifting,
Colored Muslins,
Ginghams,
3 Damask 70 and 81,
. Furniture Calico,
Elegant Counterpanes, IO-4 to 1914,
4 Elegant Callicoes,
2 Coarse, do.
Is Bales Blankets,
2 Cases Cotton Hosiery,
3 Irish Linens,
l Toilenet Vesting.
Parkhiiis, Dunlop s Copeland,
ALSO,
Four elegant Floor Cloths,
a5by BIS by 17--12 by liz by Is feet,
TWO HANDSOME
PHILADELPHIA -.IE2DE GIGS,
WITH PLATED HARNESS.
P.D. C.
sept.e. If
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Quebec. HIM q.

" As it may be satisfactory to those who
had friends or relations in his maicsty's
ship Penelope, to know their fate, EN-
brace the opportunity OF captain Gallo.
ways going to England with dispatches in
the Albina transport, to give you few of
the particulars of that melancholy and un-
fortunate accident, as capt. Gall0way's Of
eial letter may not probably be published,