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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-13
TTCH CURED
Dy once using Lees Sovereign o.,

Dy once uststSs Lees SOVEREIGN, N,
The proprietor informs those aa'tt
and families who are suffering uni sssors
disease, against the infection ~ dis
noperson IS safe) that if this oin Il s,N'
used at night on going to bed. i 'a A
fails to perform cure by tire fr,, he!e'
morning, as thousands who Aars lvslp :
during tie last ten years can Test :. i
peculiar excellencies Of this ;pf.IiSi liz
medy for the itch, over every Of ~ l''
the certainty of cure bya single ann N, %
ton; the ingredients being So in pta'@
as to be applied with perfectsafefF ~
tenderest infant, and its being ,,ot We -
free from any offensive shell but ea' ny
agreeable with the pleassntest .4,@ss.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-13
The Restorative fowdsr fo, n.
teeth md CH,ns

This excellent preparation e,usu.
and strengthens the gums, preserves ~
enamel from decay, and cIeaps.s ,nS
wiitens the teeth, by absorbing al ~ ~
acrimonious slime and fOulness. VIII
jafiered to accumulate, never fails 5 !.
ure and finally ruin them. +
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-13
Fol Sale,
A SMalL FARM.
In the county Of Prince George, 81 G
State of Maryland,

State OF Maryland,
! Contail ing 287 acres, 5 lie miles from
aladensburg. and nine miles from the city
of Washington. The improvements are
a comfortable dwelling house. with goot
barn, stable, courthouse, eow.honse, and
every other necessary out building. A
mart Of the land is well set in clover, and
from an experiment made, it is wei
adapted to the use of Plaster Paris. Foi
situation and health it is exceeGed BY
meme, is well wStered, aud has an abuu.
dance of timber and wood for its supp mt
For terms, apply 'othe subscriber. =
ing in Alexandria, or to Mr.. Sau' q
Philips, adjoining the premises, who w
shew the property.
THOMAS SANFORD.
Nov, f4. 2aw6w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-13
Damask lip Salve.

HUNS trae G. genuine German CD.
Plaster.
Aninfallible remedy for corns, speedy
removing them root and branch, xisOt,
9Ying rain.
Hahn's genuine Eye Water.
A sovereign remedy for all disease, j.
the eyes, whether the effect Of nstlr,,
weakness or of accident.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-13
GEO. BENNER. .ir.
no. II, Budd street, Philadelphia.
Hdmillsn's Essence and Eatract o.
Mustard.

A safe and efiectual remedy For acute
and chronic rheumatism, govt asthmatic
govt, palsy, lulnbagoo, numbness, white
swellings, chilblains, sprains, bruises, par
in the face end neck, etc. 49,.
This valuable remedy Is prepared oo,h
IN fluid state and in pills, and thus excel
icntly adapted beth for external and IN
terral use. -,
The pills operate mildly by insensible
perspiration, expelIing the suFerhuous
and Morbid humors they are highly cor,
dial to the stomach, create appetite, AID
digestion, remove flying pains, and cold
or windy complaints III the stomach or
bowels.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-13

They sase tees fsurfi ss,r,,t
|eati ous IN preventing and suriS ~ Y. "a
ders attendant on long sosass. ''l's
should be procured and sareiully MI : .lt
ed for use by every seaman. '''
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-13

person well acqualntea
with the Dry Goods Business, anal WE
has a complete knowledge of accounts
wants situation.
Enquire Of the Pris''r
Noyemher9
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-13
Il Freight
- The new schooner
Richmond,
- slan.s1nsr,t 1ansoa .k1,af.

Captain James Aants !.
&. ,.t6sg sI,e.lt zoo barrels, Is an excellent
1esssl. and WI be ready fora cargo 8
s hree dsSs. Apply g
LassrisOh SGD Fsietg,
who haye tor sale, said sch'r's cargo Ol
roe sons Of Plaster Paris. 3
satso, for ssle.
The CARGO 1t the brig Edward Foster
Capt. CFuff, Of
= ~ l4o tons Of Plaster Paris.
Also, s
The cargo 81 the brig William Henry,
Captain Cough, Of
900 tons 81 Plaster Paris.
AND
Landing from ths brig Galen, captain
Grey,
ie0 barrels Of mess beef,
so boxes of brown soap
DecssTg =.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-13
Swede's Iron,
Noyemhcrs

50 ton Swedes Iron assorted sizes alA
sour cases American manufacturer s''i'y
ngs and Giagilams, just received ~
sioop Regulator and for sale By
I. II Rowland.
cent Of. w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-13
n y T nc f..

THE stockholders ofthe Real Estate
Bark Of the United States ara hereby no.
tilted. that agreeably TO the articles Of
|associatioa an election ior eight en- Di-
'2ectors and eighteen Commissioners f.
serve fer the ensuing year, will be held
at Mrs. Gooding's tavern. at West End
6n the county Of Fairfax, on the first
Monday in February next. The poll Il
be opened at eleven o'clock in the fore.
aeon aud closed at four o'clock in the
afternoon. BY order Of
The President ard Directors.
January s <ydttstFeb
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-13
n a Il. Blackjack

q n a
Have lately received and efer for Sale
$ hhds, MuscovadO Sugar Of . gos
quality
90 b6is. 10. do.
S puncheons high favored spirits
so boxes Spanish segars
SO sacks fine Liverpool salt
500 bushels c9rse do.
SO bbls. whiskey
so kegs CARROTS snHf
4 chests Y. HysOn tea america
cargo
{ de. do. Packets do. of |
good quality for family use.
$50 rssins writing and wrapping pa
Ger, tosethss With ageneral assortmen
II tge SeH wines, liquors aud greccries
sann s. dSw
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-13
FISHER z

Two rent, the excellent Herring Fish
| i cry called cooper's, Point, on the
Maryland shore, two miles below The
town of Alexandra.
For terms apply ,o the subscriber liv
ling near the premises.
| IL. r. DaingeyieM.
IAN g 2aw&m
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-13
John HOOVER,

Sworn and subscribed before EbeneZcr
.erguson, ESQ. enc of the justices Of the
,eace for Philadelphia county.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-13
Exchange on N. York,

Bills on New-York at 90 days sybt,
for sale by
Barn,sau g Popke~.
January I2 ------4~
Salt, Pipes, Duck, &c.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-09-25

August %, 1916.
EoTIcE is hereby gipen, that funds have been as.
signed for the payment OF such Treasury Norris,
and the interest thereon, az became due AZ the Loan
Office in she city Of Eew-York, in the State of New
York, At the times hereinafter specified that is to
say,
/. The Treasury Notes which became due as a.
foresaid at any time during the year 1914, to
be psid on the Let day Of October nerf.
2, The Treasury Notes which became due as a.
foresaid in the months of January. February,
March, April, May and June, 1915, to be paid
on the ls day Of November nert
And the said Treasury Notes respectively viii
accordingly be paid upon the application of tie hol
ders thereof respectively at the said Loan Office IT,
in the city OF Newyork, on the days respectively
above specified; after which days respectively, in
terest will cease TO be payable the said Treasury
Notes respectively
And notice is hereby further given and repeated,
that funds have been assigned for the payment Of
such Trcasusry Notes, and the interest thereon as
have become due, or shall become due, at the Loan
Office in the city of Philadelphia in the State Of
Pennsylvania, as follows that is to say,
l The Treasury Noes which have heretofore be-
ssue due as last aforesaid, to be paid forth,
with interest on the said Notes having ceased
20 be payable
9 The Treasury Notes which shall hereafter be-
come due as last. .pforesaid, TO be paid the day
and days when they shall respectively become
due; after which days respectively. interest will
cease to oc payable on the said Treasury Notes
respectively
And The said Treasury Notes due and becoming
due at Philadelphia as aforesaid. will accordingly
be paid upon The application of the holders thereof
respectively, at the said Loan Office, in the city Of
Philadelphia, at the times aforesaid
The Commissioners of Loans in the several States
are requested TO make this notice generally known
by ali the means in their power and he Printers
authorized to publish the laws of the United States,
win be pleased to insert it in their respective pa.
rers. a. DALLAS,
Seerstury Of The Treasury.
September II. 3w.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-09-25

II sCAPED from the prison ia Chicotbe, State os
IL Ohio, on the night Of the 4th Of June last,
JAS ESSEX, alias JAMES ESSEX CROSBY sTER-
LING.
He s about so years of age, five feet seven inches
high, Of a fair complexion, thin vssge, light hair,
large eyes, Roman nose, large whiskers; by trade
clothier, can work at earding any employment in
manufactures, and is also expert at the sword sx
ercise aRd boxing. He was born in Warwiekshire.
in England, and 1t is believed within the last
year from Canada to this State.
The said James Essex, alias James Essex Crosby
Sterling, committed TO jill last January, on q
charge Of robbing the mail Of the United States:
His partner, who calls himself THOMAS NOBLE,
alias THOMAS w. NOBLE, is now in prison .
charge Of robbing the mail at the same time. The
above reward will be given for his apprehension,
and delivery confinement in any Jail Of the United
States, so that he can be brought to trial.
JOHN HAMM.
.Harslal Of Ohse Disfricf.
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, July IS
QJThose printers who are employed to publish
the laws Of the United Ststes requested 10 give
this advertisement one insertion a week for si1
weeks successvely, and forward their bills to thi
office for payment.
S,ptem5er u 6w.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-09-25
rnos rHr srwsvsrpoRr HERALD

;kr. FoLem-Much has been said within a few
gears of the bixe drss Of Come and pains have
been taken raossck the archives Of that state, and
to publish extracts from laws, that were in force
when they were first organized, but II il appatent
shat in many instances they took laws of Massa.
chusctts For model which wore equally rigid un-
just, triAing and absurd Ihaye made few extracts
frem The code OF laws established by this state, to
which. bave added some instances, OF their judi.
ciai proceedings in certain cases. B
Lar i.t-PRiDE in wearing long hair, like wo.
mems hair, others We airing borde,s Ut hair and
ting and curling and irnmodest laying out of hair ,
grand jurors present and ,he court punish by
fine or correction.
Lap 2nd-Excess in apparel, strange new fash
ioos, naked breasts and arms, and pin,oncd super-
fous ribbons hair, &c. the court to punish dis
creton,
Lac 3rd-Profaneness in persons turning their
backs upon public worship before the blessing is
pronounced, the select men arc to appoint officers
u shut the meeting house doors or take any other
measure to attain the end
La,v 4,h--A loose and sinful custsm ofrid,ng from
town to town, men and women together, under pre-.
Of going to lecture tending 10 debauchery and
unchastity, all single persons beng offenders TO be
bound to their good behavior with srreies, or suer
imprisonment.
Law s,h--Tobacco takers and common swcarers,
the cans,abe directed to present to the next ma
Gistvalc to be punished at discretion.
Lar 6th--For drunkenness, the offender TO pay
ten shi,lings, excessive drinking three and four
pence ,ipling about half sn hour. crown.
Judgment Of eours they stand accorded for the s'-
iovng crimes
1st. Josias Plsstowe for stealing four baskets Of
coro to return eight baskets to be fined five pounds
and, hereafter to be called yosias, and rat Mr. as
he used to be.
2nd Capt stone for abusing Mr.. Ludlow, by cal.
ling him justass. is fned AN hundred pounds and
prohibited coming within the patent
3rd Sergeant Perkins ordered 10 carry forty turfs
TO the fort for being drunk,
4lh. Edward Palmer, for his ex,ortion in taking
two pounds thirteen and four pence for the wood
work Of the stocks, is fined live pounds. and ordered
to set in the stscks one hour
5th. Thomas Petit. for suspicion OF SANDER idle
meas and stubhornncss. is sensured, 10 be severely
whipt, aud TO be kept in hold.
9th Catherine, the wife Of Richard Cornish, wa,
found suspicious of inconstancy and seriously admo
nishcd TO take heed.
7lh John wedgewood, for being in company of
druukards, to set in the stocks.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-09-25
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
August %. l8l6.

August ~, 1910
T>HE following circular letter is prepared at this
Office, to be transmitted to persons holding ap.
pointments under the United States. other than
those connected with the Treasury, War and Navy
Departments 1t is requested that such persons of
the FIRST mentioned description as tail, from what.
ever cause, TO receive the letter in question, will
consider this publication Of it as particularly address
sed to them. and tina, they will furnish this Depart
meN. accordingly, with the information called for.
(tIRCULdR)
The Secretary Of state being required. BY a reso-
luton OF Congress-, passed on the 27th of April last,
to cause % be compiled and printed, for the infor
nation OF the present Congress, its session,
and once every two years afterwards for the infor-
nation sfevery succeeding Congress. register of
all officers and agents civil, military and naval in
the service OF the United Strcs, which must xhibit
the amount of compensation, pay and emoluments
allowed TO each, and the state or county in which
he was born, and where employed, - - re,
quested to furnish this department with statement
of the above PARTICULARS, so far as they relate TO
himself and to the Office which lie holds under the
United states together with like statement in re-
gard TO any persons immediately appoined by him
Depd, fmsnf Of STATE. august % 1916
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-09-25
Original Anecdote.

a very respectable young gentleman of
Baltimore, who was a considerable time pri.
soocr on board - sun ship Of the enemy,
the Dragon, relates the following anecdo,e.
He was Invited one day to d,oc with the
licstenan,s of the ship--ia he afternoon one
of them returned from visiting vessel which
had been broughtto Dy the Oregon, aud there
was, ss usual, an eager enquiry ior news.
I" It's bad enough" said the boarding officer
IS The Constitution has captured the Java,
after tearing her to pieces" After y shor'
pause, an old lieutenant jumping up exclaim
ed. F" Thank God I'm IN a seveSy-ybu', and
they've gof none " EN- - Miss' Register.
-----oo-
P.fLvTfNG--said MictSl Angelo, is 10Y
wife, and my works are my children.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-09-25
POETRY.

gbere has iat-y been re.puDhshed small volume
OF Lord Dyrons Poems. In il there are some not
before published. The following satire on the
Psiscs RRossr Of Eogiand, although not Of
that pungent character which marks the pasqun.
ade, supposed TO have been written between the
.o'nbs OF Henry VIII. and Charles l. is yet of SO
CALLING and severe hind as not to have found any
publisher in England. Il was printed here, from
,he nanuscript Of Lord Byron. The finest poem
in the volume, is, beyond all comparison, the Ode
to St. Helena. A perlsal Of it is worth more than
the price Of the volume II is anobIe tribute from
a great mind 70 great man in adversely.
Democratic Press
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-09-25
Luca7af 10 Tie Collectors of lie ReteAAe.

LITcalar 10 fhe Collectors II tie RcTeHAe.
TREASURY DEpAaIMENT,
Revenue Office, Aug. %, 1916.
@ IK--1o guard against msapprehe nsions that
~ msy arise, in regard to the descriptions orInoa
ey demsndable for the internal duties ard direct
tax it is considered proper to advise YOU tst the
revenue will not be collected in coin on The first of
October next, unless an arrangement shall be effect.
ed by the State Banks to supply tho community with
the necessary medium, and that due notice will be
given Of such an arrangement, il made
Yours, respectfully,
L1 SAMUEL IL. SMITH,
Comnissioner ef ffhe Revesee.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-09-25
THE TRIUMPH OF THE WHALE.

10 P@sns J 10 sing.
10 the hnny peoples king
Not mghtier whale than this
In the vast Atlantic is;
Not fattcr fish than he
Flouhders round the polar sea;
See his blubber~--at his giils
What a world Of drink he swills
From hs trunk ss from spout
Which next moment he pours out.
Such his person next declare
Muse . who his companions are;
Every fish Of generous kind
Scuds aside or slinks behind.
But about his person keep
All the monsters Of the deep;
Mcrmsids with their tails and singing
His delighted fancy singing
Crookcd dolphins, they surround him.
Dog.like seals, they fawn around him:
Following hard, the progress mark
Of the in,olerant salt sea shark
For his solace and relief
riat.fsh are his courtiers chief
Last, aud Lowest in his train,
ink. fab, libeilcrs Of the main,
Their black liquor sheds in spite
(such on earth the things that writc)
IN his stomach, some do say
No good thing can ever stay,
Had il been the fortune Of
TO have swallowed the old prophet,
Three days there he'd not have dwelpd,
But in one havs been expelld.
Hapless mariners are they
Who begui'd as seamen say,
Deemng it some rock or island,
Footing sure, safe spot and dry land,
Anchor in his seal, rind
Soon the difference they find,
Sudden, plump, he sinks beneath them
Does to ruthless waves bcqueath themi
Name or title, what was he
Il he regent of tho sea
From the difficulty free us
BuHon. Banks. or sage Linneus
With his wondrous attributes,
Say-whnt apPellston suits
BY his bulk. and BY his size,
by his oily qualities,
This, or else my eye sight fails
This should be the Prince Of Whalss
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-09-25
NOTICE

WILLIAM ~. VERWOW,
ID ESPECTFuLLY informs his friends and the pub.
Az lie that he has opened Paint Store, next north
OF Capt John Coggeshails, Thamcs.s,r
Hc has large supply of Paints, Window Glass.
and al other articles in his line Of business, which
he viii sell as cheap can be had in the state.
New York money and treasury notes taken at
small discount, at his store.
Also, Jor sale,
On reasonable terms, convenient Dwelling House
and lot OF land pleasantly situated on the hill In
quire as above
Newport. July 8. 1916
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-09-25

- rhL.sLLHG, @ sn .laaa, erteued I
sansae'o-y 'ranners ar This office,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-09-25

N7v Feather Beds and Feathers.
T I'VE Geese and Fowl Feathers, and Feather
A~ Eeds, from 20 to IS dollars, kept constant,
;or sale by ABRAHAM BARKER,
.N6. 2. Cha-ics-ss-ccf.
Tic ha, en- hand az assortment of Mattresses Of al
kints. .scsfsrf, .ss-es 20, 1915.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-09-25
THOMAS SHAW.

u EsPECTFuLLy informs his friends and the
IN public in general, that he has taken Shop. No.
10, Long wharf, where he still continues to carry
on the business Of Gunsmahing. Cutlery, &c &C.
As he has had the good iortue to give general salts
faction to his employers; in the United States EN-
ploy, both Of the land and naval departments. and
also of tho States employ, as well IS that Of ind
viduals, while working in Co he hs,,ers himself ,ha,
he shalt have the pleasure OF receiving their employ
in future and assures his friends that their favors
however snail. will always be gratefully acknowI.
edged. June 10.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-21
VIRGINIA. ARGUS.
w ,A.x3urs: 1ar,als, 6: son7.erE AseNie.. :
Kichmo1:1, Sepl9m6ey 81 1916.

ihe proprietor OF tins paper, DESTROYS Of feii
ring from his present occupation and resumina
his profession, offers for sale the establishment
fof the VIRGINIA ARuus The list of subscr-
bers is respectable, and It's advertising custom,
has been considerable for a country paper. There
is attached to the establishment, a JOB once. the
materials of which are very little worn, aud part
of them are entirely new. The terms VIII be
accommodating
Letters, POST paid, addressed to John Burke,
viii be attended to-
Editors of Newspapers with whom We ex.
change, viii confer favor, by giving the above
insertion once or twice.
Argus Office. sept.21, 1916. &,
Those indebted TO Us, will observe from the
above, that i is our intention to effect sale of
our printing establishment. We earnestly re
quest them 10 remit to us the amount due fot
subscription or advertising, or both To the
greater part of our debtors We have already seat
. statement of their accounts, and the residue
mar calculate on receiving a statement immed-
ateiy
Wehope an application for payment, viii not
he made in vain We have waited patiently and
we have waited long. DESTROYS of retiring from
This business entirely, trust, our subscribers,
by prompt attention to tins request, viii ena-
bic us very speedily 10 wind UP our affairs.
or We are authorised To announce Andrew
Stephenson, Esq. asa candidate Tor Congress To
hi the vacancy occssioned by the death of he
Hon. John Clopton.