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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-11
Tootlie .ache Drops.

T,oothe ache Drops.
The onlyremedy yet discovered whicl
gives immediate and lasting relief IN the
most severe instances.
Tie above GENUINE MEDICINES are
prepared from the Recipes OF the late
Richard Lee, Jun. (by Hannah Lee, his
widowl No. Sc, Maiden Lane, Newly ork
and by her particular appointment sold By
.Nessrs. jas. Kennedy 6 Son.
BOOKSELLERS, ALEXANDRIA
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-11

4 TRACT or parcel of LAND, con
| "a tanning between two and three hun
|dred acres, On the north side OF Occo
|quan, in Fairfax county, about S miles
west Of Occoquan mills--it is well wa
tered with never falling springs, it's a.
SO well tinbered, and The great quaint,
Ity of FREQ timber on it renders it the
more valuable to any person IN the coop
ering line. This land is Of the middle
soil, and produces c..rn, wheat, CT any
other grain folerab!e weh--there is aboui
100 acres cleared AMI under good fence
The Improvements are log dwelling
house and other out-houses, and gee
|apple orchard Of about 60 trees. AM
person incliuing to purchase crn yiev
The premises and know be terms By ap
plying to the subscriber who lives hea,
the premises, or Henry S. Hattey. jun
at 0ccoquan mills, or John Il. Al!ley
near Fairfax court house.
Thomas GoSsow.
april IS 6n!t
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-11
Caas, Calghs.
HsMILToN,s ELIXIR.

Srpereisa remedy for CGtdS, oeSssisass
fsaushs. ylsthrsas, sore throats, ara
ann.oa ching Cons,,nsptio,as, and most
disorders Of the breast and tangs.
A SINGLE trial will prove, that it
"a restores the determination OF the
Sn;Js to the surface Of the body; and
brings on the common healthful pei'splr,a-
don; that it dislodges and evaonates the
tough yiscid phlegm or mucus. Strength
ems the weakened vessels of the lungs.
sheSfhes the acrimonious huinor Wiien
reritates them and finally discharges II
Thus strikes at the root ct the dlseruS :
the symptoms are of course eiiectaanS "
and permanently conquered, the reverse
af common medicines which weaken the
cosst;tutioa. and give strength TO the
disorder, for the sake OF modefaslng so'
the nresent some Of its painful ehects.
CASE OF CURE.
Selected fi'ons numerous L's
TO II. LEE.
Balnq DESTROYS to make public Tor the
,,ooJ af others the excellent quality OF
TSs,y.,T TONS ELIXIR, prepared BY
tse late FIR. Lee, have sent You the fol-
iow;ns account Of the benefit have re-
ce,yed from It: which ! hope will induce
others TO give il q trial. IN consequence
Of s bru;ze on the breast received from
fall. my health grew bad, my breathing
became difficult, and frequently have
had suddenly. to rise up in my bed with
al he horrors of immediate slffoeafsoa.
Add to these, a constant pam IN my,
breast aud congh, great loss OF
strength and flesh, and you may conceive
chat my symptoms evidently indicated an
approaching oonsumption. The advice
Of a most eminent physician was resorted
ts. and afterwards second was calico
in, but without giving me any reiied
Another physician, who knew me anu
the circumstances of my case, advised
ule to eipe Hanistos's E5irir q s,lat--
saving, he had used :; It IN has practice,
aaS al.rags found it to DO much good. y
bottle was procured, and I found retsel
before Ihad tdkan half ofit. icontnued
TO use it, and was soon strong enough to
attend to business. 0ntaking cold, some
of nav former symptoms return but are al
ways removed by a dose or two of the E
lixir. ,,,
No. IL, Buad street, Philadelphia.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-11
February 1h
A great Bargain in Land.
q wTISHING to remove to the We

WWTlSHING to remove to the West
Wv ern Country, ] will sell tht
FARM on which reside, containing a,
bout $40 acres f Land. of the very frs,
quality. large proportion OF which is
well timbered and is now in good state
IF cultivation from the use of clover and
,laister for many years. aud no land il
tie county can Law more beautifully foi
farming. 1t is within three quarters Of
a mile ef MIR. Lewis's elegant mill Cliff.
,on, and the turnpike read. leading from
Ishby's Gap to Alexandria viii pass
within FIVE miles of it.
Twill take IN pat for the above pro-
perry a tract of good Bottom Land OF
he Kenhawa or Ohio river. Any per-
son wishing to purchase can see the land
and know the terms by application to
the subscriber, or in his absence to Mr..
cnthbert Polceil, who lives near the
farm.
TI,or,,s w Dax.1aH
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Thomas w. Powell.
F.oudeno, April 16-95 eosn

Ihe Museum Will be Open
er the reception of Visitors, on Monday.
Wednesday aud Saturday afternoons,
rom S to 6 o'clock.
May 4
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-11
May 6
Eor ssafe OF Freight,

For aafe OF Frelght,
ssg The superior ship Wallace, Je-
sremiah stickney, master; bur-
then 400 barrels, built at Newburypori
Of the best materials, has performed bat
three VOYAGES, is in complete order for
sea 20 complete a-cargo for any port in
the south of Europe--if required one
half would be shipped on the owners ac-
count. Apply to :, =
Lewrason g Fo7cle.
Ns.,,
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w anted to Purchase.

Stock Of the Cbarteeed Banks in hi,
town. Apply at the Office Of the COdn.
ban Insurance Company--1etwee tAs
hours Of Il and 2 O'clock.
Nav 9
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-11
For Sale,

For Sale,
substantially built & elegant
4 iy finished three story Br'ck Dwel.
ing House on Water-street, formerly
the residence of the late DR.. Kennedy !;
with which will be sold, either conioint.
" o. separately, the adjoining vacant
Lot. 90 feet front and ls0 feet deep
fhe terms Of sale will be very accomRle.
jating to the purchaser.
If this property be Tot sold previously
"a the 18th of May next, it will then be
or Rent and possession given inmedi-
itely thereafter.
Application may be made to
J l.. M'Kenna.
apr;l o. dSt&2awtf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-11
May 9
The Subscribers

HAZE 3UST REcEIFED,
Ten bids first quality NeS-0Flssa
sugar, for sale by
.daGmS, Herbert u CO.
anri! s
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-11
Thomas III Rowland,

Tho has for 'sate,
The cargo ct said vessel, consisting
of $500 bushels ] lisbon Salt CT geod qua
lily. and 100 cas.1.s Of Lime.
May 4 LIT
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-11
Oscar Junior,
April IS.

Stands this season at Mount Air, ad,
joining Piscataway, Prince Georges
county, Maryland, and covers Mares al
ifty dollars. The season, ends the fl.
eeen,h Of JAY, 1916. Coed pasturage
for Mares al three quarters OF dollar a
week, and grain furnished at the market
u ice if requested. viii not be an.
swerable for accidents or escapes.--
twenty five dollars. and one for the
groom, will be taken, if paid in the sea.
son. Oscar is a beautiful chesnat sorrel,
sixteen hands hi. b, stout, active and re.
narkably handsome, FIVE years cid this
spring. he is cut Of the late Doctor T.
delin's celebrated running Mare Florst-
ia, by Oscar. Oscar. wasthe property OF
Colonel john Tayloe of Virginia, and a
capital turf horse. Flofetta perhaps won
more Jockey Club Purses than any one
horse on the continent. His pedigree
may be seen at bis stable.
JOSEPH EDELIN,.
april 26 2aw4w
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber will engage to deliver
in Alexandria, Georgetown or Washing
ton, number of Wharf & Pump Legs
also quantity Of Pine Weed. For terms
apply to.the subscriber in Alexandria.
Edgar .M'Carty.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-11

'tias al cargo engaged; for trsightg
The balance, about 800 bbls. apply TO
DODGE e KETTLE
Who wish to purchase few bids. O
Tobacco4
May 9 J,s
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N.EW sT0RE.

One door from tie corne OF Washington
in King sheet.
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May
For Freight,

5S% The good schooner eRurora, A
49, Piifen's, master; hurthen 1000
harrels. viii 'ake freight coastwise, OF
to TIE West-Indies, on moderate terms.
Apply to
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april e5
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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-09
John and Reuben Wilhers.

John and Reuben WiIhers.
Have iastreceised, by the ship Mary
= sOR1 f-FIvE Packages seascnabls
pRY GOODS, direct from the
manufactures in England, which they
are dispersed TO- sell at the most retlucesii
rrices fov cash or to punctual customers.
Mav co
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-09

Charles 4 Cattett
rHAs received per tae ship Orion, d.
rect from Hamburg, si'd Offers ~,
sale the Gollawing Goods. VIZ,
500 boxes Glass Ware,
Consisting oflooking glass Plates &c.
canters, tumblers, VINE glasses, double DC
Amt and gilt edged, window glass; &C.
900 bales Linen,
Consisting Of Platillas, Britannias'
EstopilIas. Romans, cholets, Creas. lAs-
tadoes. Dowlas, Hessians, Sail Slo'1'
White Sail. stout hempen IickleubaFgs'
Osnabargs, Burlaps &c.
Swedish aud Russian iron
Brass kettles,
White aud red lead,
Scythes,
Copper pots and tea hettless
Staw knives,
Brass wire,
Quins.
1 Liquor cases,
Fruit baskets.
Casks Of steel Of a superior quality
Mantle ornaments,
1000 ,lemfohns,
Apothecarics' glasses.
Furniture, bottles and beads, dc.
All OF which Will be sold on as sSon'
teraus as they can be purchased III tn
United states.
, NJ, so ntfs' rts ,1ls
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-09
COFFEE.

/. Sc 81 81
We have now IN storeior sale, y
$40 bars prime Geneiye cofee,
ta runcheons Antigua and Demera-
ia FuH.
100 crates sneen's ware,
6S hhds. molassess
l,tcasEs London brown stout
- casks cheese
10 boxes Toby i2 viadow glass
10 boxes ciayed sugars
100 boxes segars
SIS packages German and Siiesia
linens
81 pises choice cogpac brady
Gen. Marion's Cage,
so barrels prime pork, Alexandra
inspection
81 hh,ls. tobacco stems
A co.nrlete s-tt OF sails. rigging and
apparel, for vessel Of 40 tons, yearly
new.
adams, Herbert and Co.
Nov Is
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-09
Fa Sale Of Freight,
The new schooner
gyy Z: a Richmond,
IS sssss cantaln James I.unt,

~ = Captain James iIalN;
burf6eI aout 700 barrels, isan exceilen 3
vessel. aid will be ready fora cargo on y
three das. Apply to
who l,a% for sale, said sch'r's cargo Of
Iootons If Plaster Paris.
.Gtse, for sale,
Tho cargo ut the brig Edward Foster
Capt. Cfuft, Of
l4s tons Of Plaster Paris.
Also,
The cargo Of The brig William sienfy
Captain Cloush,of
900 tons ot Plaster PARIS.
Landing ffo,n the brig Galen. captain
Gfuhy.
so boxes of brown soap
Dec 10
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-09
Iscen7y. ire Dollars REGARD

RAN AW sY from the subscriber on
the slst October last, u negro man. nam
e] WlLLIAM, formerly tic properly of
4 Mr. Jacobs, 4 tanner, that liyed at
Dumfries--he is well aeanai2>.h in that
neiahberhu5d at Mr.. Cannon. aBd the
Carter's. aud az !EeGderson's mill and
about ClfappeN ensic meeting house, and
at Sir. Robert Graham's. HIS vile IS a
free black woman from Drni,ies. OF the
name Of Nelly .'e.e. and her conuec-
t;n0s i've about I ere, d. il i, supposed
he is liaroorel about that nclThhor'i SEQ
bv their assistance. lie : a'att t tctt
high. Of ee!iovish cast, very q C
feet. FROM IS TO - yeais o ace. can
read AID vritS, ard fas spuetimes act
ed Il. a preactg. a1.oagst Mo color--he
is vcs atfNl ard MA, y totass Tor a
cyeeGaa-~',is ci3silis calinot be descr'n'
ed AZ ne bad different ci:ances-he IS
snt 80 sea IS arstad cap uader his hat
in ce.d ,4aatiior, aad hrown grea'
c,a+ he hasa san in t,ai md at Geo
'Evaas',. Al t&,caGamae. aad 1t Is sup
nn.ed he la r2te tat co rse. The a
have reward i Vtat = Dollars Wit
jro,sonsl,!p cha 81 ga II .eing him home
%. seeuai = bin - tP8' ct hun again
viii be laid by ne
Jo1ngs II DonaM.
Deeeaber ls. d@w
\ 6. Masses OF eessei- aud other
Iare caatioued against haro ring q car
irving of SAID ieitH, as Il law will b.
hut f,ce aeain,t an, ohei'Ing.
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For New-Yo rk.

So The brig JANE, s. r. M'I.el-
Elan, master; is now loading ard
viii sail IN all this week, & take freight
Oil moderate terms, Apph to
BG1crGS0n and Foscic.
Who have landing from tire BRIG Cha
fissa. Capt. Stevens, from st. Barthoio-
news.
"a puncheons Windward Is
NUN
December S
Fresh Zante Cmrrants.
Just received and for sale, ten barrels
fresh Zante CarraBts.
Griffith and Braeser.
December %
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-09
Il ION i3Axk,

Alexandria. 9th .lor. 1915.
THE Stockholders in this institution
are hereby notified, that agreeably 70 the
articles of associations. an election Viii
be held at tie Coui; House in the tear
of Alexandria, on Monday the lst day Of
January next, for eighteen Directors to
serve for the ensuing wear.
C. L. CHAPMAN, Cashr.
Nov c8 dtS
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-09
Valuable Rappahalnock 4 ,and
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
gAURSUANT to decree of the SD
a nerior court of chancery for tic
fredericksburg District. in the case q
IIipkins's Ex'or. VS.. the heirs OF no
Lomax, decd.-I shall offer fQr sale upo'
the PREMISES on the 18th day Of January
If fair If not the next fair day, that va
.Inasle estate called Port 'Iobago. late
the property # Thoma, Lomax, decd
This tract ct land is situated upon the
banks Of the Rappahannock, about live
niles below Port ROYAL, in a pleasanI
and healthy ccpntry-lt contains 6oe
Acres with an excellent twostoiy brick
honse misunderstanding orchards, and
every Improvement, which the necessl-
ties of plantation or the wants OF Ia
milv could REQUIRE There are also al
tached to it good winter and sPHAo hSh-
cries.
This tract of land has always beer
considered as the best upen the river, be-
inc singularlv adapted TO the cultivation
of both corn and wheat-one h0ndre4'
and FORTY bushels Of wheat nave beet
sowp upon it this fall.
II will be sold at public auction upon a
o.a.,;t If six months as to the mortgage
snonev (ll9OO with nterest from 10tt
Of January and the costs Of suit-and a.
70 the residue of the purchase ,'toneg. q
credit of one and two years rhereaIte
will be allowed.
At the same time | shall sell the CIR
Of corn, fodder stacks, plantation uten-
sis, horses, mules, &c. &c.
also,
Four or FIVE hundre, gallons of choice OLD
Brandy.
John T. Lomax,
Comm'r under the decree ant
.Adm'r of Thos. Lomax, decd.
dec 30 d4w
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Jane n Donnld.
Doitiua Clotis

The sntscribet ha- lo~t received b
the Genera Eingan. Captain Nesto
from Amsterdam. large 3 e'cgant a
90 ~ ent of i,oiJ;ug iioFhs. OF a sunefle
quality. which viii be Offered FOR sale 2
the store of Mr. James AnderSoa.
.4R!oS alexander
II
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John O. i.add q co
HavE row SALE.
Eight Chests ard 71een'g Bo.ce'
YOJNG GYaoN TEA.
Ship Packet, Cargo
8 barrels Spanish Iadigo
8 boxes white Havana sugar
u tons bar Iron
20 quarter casks Sherry Wine
IL boxes fresh Lisbon Lemaons
900 casks r. [. Lime
30 barrels Cider
- barrel tanners OIL
.i, belts Russia Deck
90 do Ravens Duck
10 barrels and boxes mems Shoes
| bale Russia Sheettrs
eco tons pfaister Paris
coo bushels Liverpool coarse salt
10 pipes Holland Ola
1850 barrels beet
co Yards toW and TOW linen cloth
8 tens sheathing Paper
6 eases mems fire hats
pece.rhpr. 1.
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Fine old IEsne.
October %.

FFyHE subscribers have, landing from
I the William and Henry, Captain
Poster, from Madeira, a consignment
af FIVE OLD RI.NE, Of the brand
of j. HewARp, March and Co. war
rapted equal to any ever imported here.
Aad'as it is principally intended to m m
troduce brand not hitherto known.
they eifer it to the particular notice oil
coanoiseurs.
adams, Herbert and 70.
December <
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IEQnte0. 3D. purchasg or INC,

tpdhte0, to purchase 0' h.fe,
A Female Servant, of good disposition
who understands Cooking an
House Work in general. For such 3
one liberal price will be paid, or goce
wages given. Enquire Of the Printer.
Jan
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-06-12
More Crumbs Of Comfort for tie Har ford
ConuenHcn.

More CramSs Of Comfort for the Har ford
Conuennon.
Tho Lonhon Monthly Magazine, one OF
the mos, esteemed snd extensively circulated
literary Journals in England, under The head
ef State Of Public affairs, in February last, has
the following cutting remarks on the late
Henryife Convention, at Hartford.
PorismoRfA Gazette.
"Soms disappointed and ambitious fam.
iles 10 the no,bern states Of the Ame ricsn
Union, lately held Convention for the par-
pose Of embarrassing tho free government of
that country durins the struggles of foreign
war, and passed the following resolutions"
Here follows the several resolutions adopted
by that body.
"The porport Of ,hese resolutions is
hiausi6ke, so fur as they tend to render more
free and perfect the constitutions OF the Uni
ted States, snd in that respect they rperi,
serious attention out, 10 certain points II is
their evident purpose TO wcsken the power
and sonccr, Of tho several parts of the Union.
As Amsrics IL new become the Canaan of
liberty, The FREQ constitution of the United
States ought to be jeaIoualy guarded il be-
hoves Us therefore TO state, that the appro.
baton bestowed on the measures of these
Scfeonfesis, by tho invcierate enemies OF all
freedom in this country, leads us to suspect
tina, they are snakes in tie grass, -1ho deserDe
no eredi. among The srae /rie7do Of liberty IN
he United Siafes.
From the C1issiH Recorder.
Mr.. JoHs ALLEN, the young mao nen,ion-
ed in our last, as having been dangerously
hurt by fall from his team died on tho 3o,h
ult.-I, appears that the team was loaded
With wood, and af,sr falling, by retaining the
lines 10 his hand, was dragged some distance,
until it Is though, his head struck q stump
in the road, which fractured his skull 10 80
shoe king . manner as TO cause his death, af
ter lingering Ia q totally senseless state, three
days. He was sged 80 years. and was recen-
Ily from V-s Springfield. Mass.
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rns OFFICIAL CANVAS OF vorp.,

aud Representative TO Congress, was COM
pleted on Saturday. We did not obtain the
abstract of votes, sc. IN time 10 nuSlsh .hem
entire to-day, Toe votes for Governor are,
For DANIEL u. TohPxIKs, 454i2
RuFUs KING So 6t7
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Darine List.
PORT OF NEwpORT-June, Isis.

EnfersS-sioop Henry. Locke, Georgetown.
Cleored-sloop Alice, Baker. kev.fork.
Sch Industry, Esstoo, Of Newport, IS days from
Madeirs. for Charleston, sss sroken May "a. lat 26
rs. lon SO. az.
The ship Three Brothers, Terry, Of Newport, was
cleared a. Savannah on the 25,h ult f9r Liverpool.
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MfRRIED,

In this .oe'n, on Sunday last, by the Rev. Nj. I'd
EsAA wiLBus, dscghter Of Anthony Wilbur. Esq.
Of this town.
BY the Rev Mr.. Gibson, Mr.. EkTHAs DpprsE
10 Miss HErTr DtLLlsY, both Of .vev- v-Bssford.
Al Lins. Compton, Mi. TAYLoa BRicos, to Miss
PBfLssh wILbop.
DIED,
In hi. town, on Friday last. Mrs. AsioAiL Pa.
nv, aged 81, relic, Of the lss Xr. George Perry, 6
this Nwn.
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eY6S
RepGblicnn majority,

OF the Representatives to Congress cleo
ted, twenty Two are repubicans and five fed
eralIsts--Mr. Ogden being elected, in the
18Th district, BY a majorny Of 9 votes over
Mr.. Collins. .d6. .1rgus.
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this seaniy business, he had boarded up nearly
yfffy fbousc-,d dollars About 10000 dollsrs
were deposited in the Banks, Is 900 dollars
be had some time ago remi,ted 10 France,
and invested IN real estate, and 10000 dollars
in gold were accidentally found after his
death, deposited in the false bottom Of wood
en- chest, soder u quantity Of old eloikes and
rubbish! The extraordinary weight OF the
chest, after ils visible eontepis were taken
out excited curiosity, and led TO the discov-
cry of the treasure We erred in saying
he left no relation he left brother who is
living iu France, and has . large family TO
this brother, il was the last requcs, Of The de-
ceased, that all his effects in this country
might be RENTED.
--oo-&
Erf~aet Of q letter from an .fsse-iean officer
atfaehed 70 sbr hfe5ilorranean Squadron,
daIed
MAR.EyLLzs, April 7.
"a British squadron, consisting OF six
ships of the line. Two friga,es, three sloops Of
war, and three bomb vessels, sailed from
Port Mahon, on the 2lst ul,imo, under the
command Of Lord Exmouth, destined tor Al.
giers.
"Lord Z. has stated, that be il instructed
to demand a release Of all christian slaves 4,
and in case OF refusal, to commence imme di-
ate hoatili,ies against the city. He also sta.
ted thar il was tho intention of his gov.
srnment, to deprive the Turks OF the
regency, and transfer il TO the Moors, they
being less troublesome race Of people.
"Since our squadron honered The Dey
with an unexpected visit in July la,,, he has
bestowed much attention on the improve
ment and extension of his iorIi scs,icns.
His Lordship will, therefore, meet, with o
warmer reception than he anticipates. Should
ho sueeced however, should not be surpri.
Eed il the hhiicnthrehie Johnny, in his rage for
Legitimacy, SHOULD hold the Regency in his
own cafe Keeping. until search should be I'd ade,
through the Numidian forests, for !ineai
dc,ecndan, ofsi her tho renowned Syphsx, or
redoublsd Massioissa."
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IN tesonHc %
where lutte bonded, they o 70
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Christopher RAYMOND Perry
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RoAE, IN. ". May 5!

RohE, On. 7. May ST.
Disfressins .fcttdenf "A most distressing
event hsppened in this village on Monday al
noor-isst--Thornas Thiis,on. Lyme h, tho
only surviving son of James Lynch, Esq. Of
this village, a very promising child. aged I
years and months, while amusing himself
with playing on the banks of the feeder fes-
ding from the Mohawk river TO the canal .n
this village, fell in and was drowned.
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NOTICE.

THE wife Of lie subscriber, AsBr CpApptis,
L has frequently lef, my bed aud board. without
any prs7ocaton. Th, 10 therefore fotbld sl per
sons herboring or trusting her on my account.
wl pay debts OF her contracting after this date.
yEPFEKY n. CHAMPLlN.
Seuih- -kIngsfspn, Jshe IL, 1876.