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Five DOLLARS Reward
Lost or Misla;a

A N old Black Morocco pocLet p..,
IN tied round with green silk str;O a'
containing besides the annexed l;st &
notes, sundry other papers which can bs
OF no use to any person but the ovner
payment being stopped. | will give ths
|above reward to any person that will re
turn the Book with its coatents IN
MORD. MILLER
N. B,eThe pocket book contained No
money.
LIST OF NOTES.
1914, Nov. 90. VIM. Yeatop. s1rs
|97 cents, at months.
1915, July Is. Elliott Muse, $50 at
so days.
Sept. 80. Custom House Deben,ure
Bond, lo4, Sc, payable 9th September.
1916.
1916, April 2. James MsDowell. 90
|67, on demand.
May John MCPHERSON and Son, $500
lat 60 days.
June s., Samuel Chadwick, 65o at ;
months.
August Is. John H. Crease accept,nco
of VIM. / Luchbett's order, 81 oS Go
days
Sept. 10, P. G. Marstellsr 1902 g.
loo do.
VIM. Sim. and Denis Johuson's Joint
bond for 458 So due in June last.
September 5
For Sale.
VNliE cargo of the British Schooner
4 Hester, capt. Lawrence, from
Kingston, Jamaica, consisting of
Fine favoured Jamaica Rum
Pyime green Coffee and
Lignumvitae
| J. Douglas & Co.
A few hundred bbls. will be taken on
freight to Jamaica, by the above sch'r.
!. first rate vessel, enquire as above.
Sep. 2 If
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Toothe Ache Drops.

The onlyremedy yet discovered which
gives immediate md lasting relief in the
most severe instances.
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HAMTLTON,S WORM DIES
TROYING L0ZENGES.

Which have cured an immense num-
Der Of persons Of both sexes, OF every age,
and in every situation. OF various dan
geroas complaints arising ffom worms,
and from distractions or foulness IN the
!. stemach and bowels.
This medicine bears no analogy what
eyer to others Of similar titles so com
monty complained o., as operating with
violence on the contrary, particular
excellence OF this remedy IS its being
suited to every age and constitution. It
contains nothing but what is perfectly in
nocent, and is also mild in its operation,
cannot iniure the most celicate pregnant
lady or the tenderest infant of a week old,
should no worms exist in the body; bat
will. without pain or gripping, cleanse the
stomach and bowels, OF whatever is foul
pr offensive, and thereby prevent the pro-
ouction of worms, and many fatal dis
orders. The lozenges are particularly
efficacious In carrying of all gross hu-
mours and eruptioas. feverish and bilious
complaints, and are the safest and mild
est pargatiYe that can be used ON any
occasion.
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Wanted

HyWO Apprentices to the ..o nas'p 4
4 Business, from IA to 10 yJa' soo.
age, and Of good chai actcr anu W.
John Wilba y
June e.
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Alexandra Morocco Manufac

tory,
at the corner Of Oroneko g Water.
streets, near the fish sohar,
\ Where may he had, Morocco for gen
tlemens' boots, Morocco and Americas
Kid Of all colers for ladies' shoes, coach.
makers and hatters' Lining Skins, hat
ters' and spinning Wool. The above arti,
cles manufactured in the best manner BY
the subscribers.
John ID. Benkhert g Co.
N. B.. The highest price given Tor
Shumac Leaves that are well cured. Dl-
rections may be had at the factory fol
curing it.
september 6 - GO
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July 19

District of Columbia,
County Of alexandria. to zcit
April Term, 1916.
William Ladd-CompIainant,
Against
Silas Pennyman, and John g. Ladd-
Defendants.
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IN CHANCERY.

IN CHANCERY.
|NyHE defendant Silas Pennyman, not
4 having entered his appearance, and
given security, according to the statute
and the rules ofthis court, and it appear
ING to the satisfaction of the court upon
affidavit, that the said defendant Silas
Pennyman, is not an inhabitant of this
district: on motion Of the complainant
by his counsel, it is ordered, that the
said defendant Silas Pennyman, do ap-
pear here on the first day of Novembel
term next, and enter his appearance to
the suit, anS give security for performing
the DEGREES of the court; and that the o.
Their defendant John G. Laid, do not pay
away, convey or secrete the debts BY
him owing to, or the estate or effects il
|his hands belonging to the said defend
ant Silas Pennyman, until the further
order or decree of this court; and that 4
copy of this order be forthwith published
for two months successfully, in one o
the public newspapers published in Thu.
county, and that another copy be postee
lat the front door of the court house o.
said county.
A Copy-Teste,
e. DENEALE, G. c.
Aurucf g 1axyCm
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lees Ointment for the Itch.

Warranted an lnfalIible remedy at one
Application, may be used with perfect
safety on infants week old, not con-
tanning particle of mercury or any dan
gerous ingredient whatever, and not ac-
companied with that tormenting smart
which attends the application Of other
remedies.
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The Museum will be opeI
for thereception OF Visitors, OH Monday
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons
from o6 o'clock.
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Iee's InfaNibe .lgae and Fsrer Drops.
For the cure of agues, remittent, ant
fevers.
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DESCRIPTION OF WORMS.
And the symptoms By which they are

- kHOTOs
Worms which iDfest the human body,
are chiefly of four kiOds, viz.--The Te-
res, or large round worm; the Ascari
DIES. or small maw-worm the Cucurbi,
tina. or short, flat, white worm; and
lastly, the Tenia, or tapeworin, so cal
led from its resemblance to tape. This
is often many yards long, and is full Of
Joints. It most hurtiul and most diff.
balt to remove.
Among The symptoms attending worms
interchangeable breath, especially IN
fhe morning bad and corrupted gums ;
aching in the nose, and about the seat !
convuIsions, epileptic fits, and sometimes
priyation of speech; starting and grind
Inc of the teeth in sleep; irregular appe-
lite, sometimes loathing food, and some
times voracious; purging. with shiny &
fetid stools vomiting; large and hard
belly pains and sickness at the sto.
mach slow fever, with small and ir.
regular pulse; a dry cough excessive
thirst; sometimes pale and unhealthy
couhtenance. and Sometimes the face
bloated and flushed.
Persons afflicted with any of the above
symptoms, should have immediate re
course to Halailton's Worm Destrdyin,
Lszenges, which have been constantly
attended with success, in all complaint
similar to those above described.
y "A dose Of this medicine given occs
sionally during the warm seaeon, will e
fectually prevent 6 the vomiting an
purging OF ciiidren''-a dreadful d.
order, which annually destroys tho
sands Is the infant part Of our citizeli
1t IS likewise the mldsst aud most Ger
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Aug. ID
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RICHMOND, (ya.) January Q.
IT G SE.N.ATOR.

Yesterday, a new and most interest
ing scene was presented in the Leglsla-
ture of Virginia.
The two Houses proceeded to execute
the order of the day, by electing by joint
ballot, Senator of the U. S. to supply
the vacancy occasioned by the with
drawal of Mr.. Eppes.
Mr.. James Peasants, Col. John Mer-
Ger, (of Frederic sss tbturg, son of the cele-
brated Gen. Mercer) and Gen. ARMS
tead T. Mason, (of Loudoun, son OF
Gen. Stephen Thompson Mason) were
put in nomination. !,
The result of the first ballot stood
thus:
Merc Ger 70, Mason SO, Peasants So
Mr.. P. being Withdrawn from the Cd
ballot the contest lay between Mercer
and Mason. The committee on the part
Of the H. of ,. to count the votes, re-
norted to that house that the ballots
stood thus:
Mason sc, Mercer IS, and blank
ballot.
If this ballot were counted, Mason
had not majority of the whole-if it
were excluded, Mason was Of course
elected.
The Speaker of the III. of d. decided,
that as by the 9TH rule of the house,
every member who was IN must vote on
the question one way or the other, it
was incompetent in any one to put in a
blank ballot, and therefore that the man,
who had put in this ballot, must be
counted as a voter. He therefore de-
cided that Gen. Mason was not elected.
An appeal being taken from the decision
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PLASTER Land for Sale

vE1HE subscriber offers for f : ;a,e' a
! Farm, in the County OF faa aqo ~
and state of Virginia, containing 4'U a
cres, one third Of which is OF the 'I na.Ey
est quality, and covered with a me Dea ".
eTo Of red oak and hickory-lhe re- re-
8 sidue, (being cleared land IS IN S SoSa
heart. two thirds Of it having t Ds
laid down in red clover, and no ., %an.
n the state has afforded higher e' " Pa.
ces of its adoption to the p alster o. .t N
ris.-There is, on this tract anu f =;
confluence of the two never D lSaD .
streams of Broad and Mil Eun' IN
scite for a Merchant Mill, with ,.,te.
of 25 feet, surrounded by every, !. u If
rial for building, and by the sla ass.e Il
we'll built Saw-Mill, recently. *, e'' rosA
A law has passed for tnrnPiAs s,i t
which will pass by or near fO' ill take
For the above property, ! W.. W. Oer a.
the moderate price of 20 dOa Ia far the
ere. with reasonable allowance ~
water advantages. c,-pNEG
Near Haymarket post-on'''
Copfamhar OH
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o. the cha,r, the house confirmed tie
cis,on with very Slight opposition
The house proceeded therefore T..
a new ballot, and the committee r va
with the ballot boxes. su'a
In the mean time a new scaro
taken place in the Senate. Ina Ina laq
mittee had repOStod the resuIl Of ~ .' y,
ballot, and the Speaker was abo ~s q
announce that Mason was elected ' ut q
a motion was made to come to II. ' =
lowing resolution: iOl'|
Resolved, That the house ofdp...,
having declared the exean ion If ' .
JOINT order of the two houses, for 4.
lee lou of the Senator OF the Jr; s
States, incomplete, this hoase viii ,s.:
proceed to execute thai order o."
This molten was opposed on e..
ground dat the order Of the day koi
been executed. On division, this rs.S
luton miscarried, there being 7 torT
aud 7 against it. ,
A further motion was subsequent,
made to suspend the 4th rue Of d.
house, which forbids the same mlp,t;o.
being BE- ught twice into discus,jsn,
which motion prevailed.
The following resolution was then sub.
mitted
Resoirea, That this house viii INV
proceed farther TO execute the Joint or.
der OF tie day, Of the two houses, for the
election of a Senator Of the {. S. to sun.
ply the vacanc, occasioacd by the re-.
signation Of w. B. Giles, So.
Carried ; s to 6. The Senate were
proceeding to carry this resolution INTO
effect, when one of the members an.
nounced, that the II. OF D. had adjourn.
ed. A question was about to be pat on
resembling the resolution agreed to,
wlen i was further announced, that
though the house had adjourned, their
committee was waiting, in tie COME
rence-r room, with the ballots.
A motion to adjourn was lost, A dit
ficulty wa, then started, that as the Il
of d. were not in session, it was lmpOs
sible to infsrm them b message that the
Senate were ready to proceed TO execute
the order Of the day.
At the request Of the Speaker TIM
formality was waved-the ballots wer'
taken, and the committee retired.
After some time they returned int
the Senate, aud reported that the BAL
lots stood thus Mason SO, Mercer 81
and two ballots tor Mason writteninhe
same hand and rolled together. On mo-
ton, the report of the committee VA
aid upon the table: and the Senate aa
rourned.
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Nr. Pleosaats' friends confess b
ucas brought ffora0ard loo late.
Legislature Of Virginia.

A communication from the governor
was read, tran uniting report from the
Auditor, shelving the amount Of the IA n
lance due from the Government Of Inc
United States to the State Of Virginia 10
be S1,676.9y6 79 Gents; AID the a@ou ID,
of debt contracted By the Common~sa'A
since the commencement OF the Iale ""'
to be 1876, 200 besides interest
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tablisbing three additional Military AGA.
denies.
The amendment on the table atthe
former sitting on this subject, (viz. on
motion of Mr.. Pickens. to limit the In
crease to t,co Academies, one within the
District of Columbia, and one at Ashe-
vile, Buncombe county, n. c. was TAX
en- up, and rejected.
Mr. Wilde then proposed to amend
the bill so as to establish one Additional
Academy only. and that one within the
District of Columbia. This motion he
supported by arguments going to slew
the expediency of such an institution be-
ing as much as possible of national cha
racter, and under the eve of the govern
ment. His object was not TO diminish
The number Of cadets, bpt to give to the
instit zion of the military academies. as
far as possible, natioral character.
which he thought would be assisted by
depriving them of local or sectional fea-
tures, &c.
MIR. Pickering was IN favor Of so mush
of the proposed amendment rs went to
limit the MURDER of additional academies
to one, but opposed to the location Of
that one in the District OF Columbia. lie
preferred that it should be located at
Harper's Ferry, point which he az
peared to consider as invested with
great advantages, from It's being already
the scite of an armory, fromits situation
being very healthy, and in the midst OF
a country fertile in all the necessalies Of
life.
Mr.. Sheffey required division of the
question, so as to place the question
simply before the house whether the ad
ditional number of Academies shoulJ be
enc or three.
On this question an animated debate
took place, sketch of the prominent
points OF which shall be given in our
next. Suffice it for the present to state
the results.
The question TO strike out three and
insert one, was decided in the affirmative,
ayes 81.
The question to make the correspon-
ding amendment in the section, viz. to
strike out all respecting the location OF
the Academies, except what relates to
the one proposed to be established in the
District of Columbia, was also decided
ia the affirmative.
Mr.. Pickering then moved to strike
out the words $ within the District OF
{ o'ambia," and insert" at or near Har-
per's Ferry, on the Potomac"
On suggestion of Mr., Clay. Mr.. Pick
ering varied his motion so as to conilne
it to strike out the District of Columbia,
leaving blank to be filled as the house
might think proper.
The motion, so varied, was decided in
the affirmative by large majority-So
the District was put out OF the ques-
ton.
Mr.. Clay then moved to fill the blank
in the section with the words Pitts
burgh, at the junction of the -Allegany 6
Monougahela rivers"
This motion being under consldera-
ton
The committee rose & obtained leave
to sit again; and
The house adjourned.
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REMOVAL.
g Rronaugh and Go.

oAOiioui s
"AVE removed their store, next door
NJ below Patons and Butcher and
neatly opposite their former stand, where
they offer general assortment Of DRY
GOODS suitable to the season. among
which are an assortment Of elegant Fan
cy Muslins.
ALSO.
Lcvantine & Florence iiks,
ELEGAN9
Merino & evantine ehawls.
And a variety Of other articles-all of
which they will sell Oh the most reassna-
bic terms.
dec 90
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F'resn Fruit.
September ~

tresn Fruit.
so boxes Muscatel kaisiD'
Fresh CurrantS
Almonds AID Walnut'
Cocoa nUts
Few Jars fresh Grapes
TamariBds
Cramberries
Floor Mats
for Sale BY ,,,o prELER.
Nov L.
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PRINTING,
Handsomely executed at the Oficeofthe
Alexandria Gazette.
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REMARKS.

nooas-Sales are effected win
|sl ns and prizes till very much DC
pressed. Very heavy; but few sales
Slcs on maids during the week ana
Asys oss" n I reclaim nominally the
a..ne e he articles is evidently on the
decline. .eYa
Ov.'l hay, been made at 40. and short
ssa se cents an Many are holding the tor y.
:. 10 = bish as SO and the latter at 81
s nsL : but we know Of no sales above .
and IS. an
r0S !. last week. The quantities Oh
hand pretty large.
c..,;es. Melasses and Rum have
~ further depression this week. su-
me- me- 80 rather improving, but the I'M
sa. t.t;ons from New Orleans viii proba-
r. H l Eesu down pieces. Coffee IS 10 con
" eel. ~ request, and prices steady,
! pr,nJy. Gin, Whiskey, SC have fallen,
.na a ssles heavy. New England Rum
/ !; s@n more enqaiiring for now than a few
weeks back, aud the quantity on hand
very much sduced.
san. None aaoat; ourquctations are
xb,t the lat sold for In large quantl,
/ les A cargo Of Liverpool coarse salt
uouId now probably bring 90 cents.
Fr,iahts. Several vessels are now
loading for Great Britain at LEU. per
noaud tor cotton, and not filed up very
readily even at that low rate.
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10 ,n;rtaraet;ro. but ceaseiess duty of

the uninteresting, but ceaseless duty Of
|hovering about this speck in the ocean
they proceed from the anchorage to q
certain distance. and then move round
IN one direction or the other, according
Ito the winds or other circumstances, IN
It'll they have completely encircled the
island. If a struggling vessel rom In
dia, or elsewhere, approaches, they md,
tually make sail towards her, caFelully
overhaul her, and if necessary, bring
her up for final examination by the adj
miral. She is not, however, suffered to
anchor, unless she be kings ship or an
Indiaman: and this latter class are un-
der very strict regulations. Few Of their
officers are suffered TO land. and even
their captains are not permitted to visit
the interior of the island.
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yNTfsIfING to remove to the West
w ern Country, I will sell tn,
FARM en- which l reside, containing a
bout $40 acres f Land, Of the very frs
quality, a large proportion of which il
we'll timbered and is now in good stat,
of cultivation from the use of clover ant
plaster for many years, and DO land il
the cdulty can lay more beautifully foI
farming. 1t is within three quarters o
"a nile Of Mr.. Lewis's elegant mill Cliff
ton, and the turnpike road leading from
shby's Gap to Alexandria will pass
within five miles Of it.
will take in pa t For the above pro
perry tract Of good Bottom Land or
he Kenhawa or Ohio river. Any per.
son wishing to purchase can see the and
and know the terms by application IL
t e subscriber. or in his absence to Mr.
Cuthbert Po10eH, who lives near the
farm.
Thomas w. Powell.
Ioadnun, Ar il 16-2S eo2m
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5ust a(eeelyed from Boston,
BY the sch. Reteeea, Capt. Berry,
New England rum
nsalinhgo
Soap in boxes
Alum.
IND IN STORE.
First quality Madeira Vines
Tenerife in half pip
.Lisben, : and
Malaga & qaartsr
Port casks.
9th proof Antigua rum in hhds.
Holland gin
Whiskey in barrels and bids.
Superior guilty Orleans sugar in
hossheads and barrels
Wrapping paper
No. | aad 5 chocolate
Liverpool blowp and coarse SAT-
Best family aour, and a 2. neral as
sostment afgroceries,
For sue By
Bryan Hampson & ca.
aaril 90
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JUST REcE1VED FOR SALE B1
JAMES KENNEDY AND SON,
Mawe's Travels in Brazil, particularly
in the gold and diamond districts OF
that country, BY authority of the
Prince Regent Of Portugal-including
voyage to Rio de la Plata, and an
historical Sketch of Buenos Ayres--
illustrated with Engravings
HumboIdt's Personal Narrative of Ira.
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new continent.
Royer's Surgery, first American edition
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Varieties oyLife, novel. by Mrs. Hof-
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Munso Parks last Travel. in Africa.
La Eaune's Ma rative Of the Russian
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Beautiful lliAiature editions of tie fol-
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Hcaeg's Had and Odyssey, by Pope,
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DR.. Watts's

Plain and easy Catechisms,
Tie Preseryative from the Sins and
Folies of Youth,
And Divine Songs and Prayers for
children,
TOGETHER WITH
The Westminster AssembIy's Shorter
Catech1srn, with Scriptural References.
For sale by the subscribers, price 81
and q half cents.
James Kennedy & Son.
april 2 eott
New Publications, &c.
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ALEXANDRIA.


Samuel Hawkins, of New-York, ha'
been appointed the agent on the part o.
the United States, as authorised by thu
treaty of Client, for managing the bust
ness under the 9th and 9TH articles o.
said treaty
James T. Austin, of Massachusetts
has been appointed agent to perform the
same duties under the 4th article of said
treatv.--.Nat. htsa.
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,,.,, ...srs,a, 4isa' d. per l0'
bis. ,....rnool coarse, SO cents-nhe
70. 50 s ssapss Island, &c cents.
s. Ubes, IS cents. o-aa,s
spsar-Hasana vh''s' A4a~'
ssrce. Muscovado, 16a1S dolls.
Brown, 25a1o.
cosss-Best geen' sOas0 y
Old - amaica, 45al 90.
ka'A West India, ! s0al 50.
,,.,.sses-4sa5o cents. La,
" MVl - bottles) Gao u l,s per dozen
ga ~ a,o saaa4 cents dull sale.
r'aI pepper, SASS cents per 10.
i Slass Battles, 9al0 dols. per groce.
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/. COOKS WANTED.

I wish to hire man and woman. well
acquainted with cooking, to cook at Fort
Washington, for which liberal wages
will be gisen-An elderly woman with
|out children would be preferred--None
need apply without good recommends,
WINS BoflTHA Laws.
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Charleston, april IS.

Arrived ship Huron, Crosdale, New
Orleans, Is days, and 10 FROM the Baliza,
Sailed in company with ship Cora, Tor
Bordeaux, and ship Harmony, for Bait.
more. Cotton at New-Orleans, 81 t. 81
cents sugar IS to Is. The brig Olivia,
of this po t, has been sold at New-Or.
leans. General jackson had arrived
there, and the ci izess were about to COM
pliment him with public dinner.