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To Rent.

A three story Brick Warehouse, TIRE
proof next door to Mr.. John 6. Ladd's.
On the dock. Apply to
Jane II. Slacum.
October e
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Toothe .1eke DrGps.

UUfIIt sAUItt " UYo
The onlyremedy yet dlscovefe! whici
gives immediate md lasting relief IN the
most severe instances.
The above GENUINE MEDICINES are
prepared from the Recipes of the late
Richard Lee, Jun. (by Hannah Lee, his
widow Nc. Sc, Maiden Lane, New-York
and by her particularanpointment sold by
.Messrs Jas. Kennedy 8 Son.
BOOKSELLERS, ALEXANDRIA
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NOTICE

To the Stockholders of the Columbia,
Insurance Company Of .Aeaaaaria.
A dividend of one dollar and thirty
cents per share has this day been dscla.
red from the profits of the LIST 6 months
and is payable at the Office Of the com
Dany Oh or after the 9Th Instant.
Wn. Wilson, See'y.
Columbian Insurance Office,
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Hamilten's Essence and EairGci Of
Mustard.

A safe and eFectual remedy for acute
and chronic rheumatism, govt asthmatie
govt, palsy, lumbagoo, numbness, white
sweltings, chilblains, sprains, bruises, pam
in the face and neck, etc.
This valuable remedy is prepared both
in fluid state and in pills, and thus excel.
iently adapted both for external and IN
Iternal use.
The pills operate mildly by insensible
perspiration, expelling the superRucus
aud Morbid humors they are highly cor
dial to the stomach, create appetite, aid
digestion, remove flying pains, and cold
or windy complaints in the stomach or
bowels.
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CASE OF CURE.
Selected from a rumerouS Est.

ISetectea FROM HuhteTOuS tta1'
John Hoover, rope-maker, South Sc
|cond street, between Mary and Christian
streets, Philadelphia, voluntarily maketh
|oath as follows: nalnely-that his wife,
Mary Hoover, was SO severely afflicted
with violen. Rheumatism, very dangerous
~ situated, the consequence Of a severe
cold after lying in, as to be confined to
her bed for several weeks, and was at
length reduced to the melancholy appre-
|hension Of remaining cripple for life,
notwithstanding the most respectable me-
dicpl advice was followed, and every pro-
babe remedy attempted; when seeing
several cases Of cures performed by Ha-
millions Essence and extract of Mustard,
they were procured frem Mr.. Birch, No.
IL, South Second street. The first appli-
cation enabled her to walk across the
room, and the use Of one bottle restored
her to her usual state Of health and
strength.
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Damask Lip Salve.
HAMS true e genuine German Cor'i
PIdiSter.

Aninfallible remedy for Germs, speedily
removing them root and branch, without
giving pain.
Eahn's genuine Eye Wa'er.
A sovereign remedy for all diseases Of
the eyes, whether the effect Of natural
weakness or of accident.
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Joshua I4igman,

Quebec in Canada.
P.S. The above pretended Doctor has
frequdntiy changed his name, and when
a little drunk talks Latin.
]. L.
MAY 9 SIS
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Just Received

ind for Sale BY J0HN.A. STEV.gRI
A N ENQUIRY respecting the Cap
N ture Of Washington by the British
With an examination Of the report of thu
Committee of Investigation, etc. etc.
feb 90
PRINTING
Neatly executed at the Office of the A
iexandria Gazette.
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JOHN HOOVER.

Sworn and subscribed before Ebenezel
Ferguson, esq. one Of the justices of tbs
peace for Philadelphia county.
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NOTICE..

VE7HEREAs Ma Matthews, late 9" !:
w Grantsfeld, in tie COUNT OF
King George and state OF Virginia. De
ceased, by her last viii and testament;
duly proved and recorded in the court 'l
said county, did bequealh to certain Per.
sons named in her viii. and to her i!Ss'
and second cousins, the money a's'ng
from her estate: this is therefore I" re-
quest and require all persons, stahcing IL
the relation of first and second cen rs 10
said Miss Matthews, to forward the!f
names, with statement OF their rel@'
|tionship, by letter, Hostage PAID ao,
dressed to the subscriber, hamslea"
Post Office, King George County, va
that arrangements may be made lor III
vision Ut said estate.
Towgssssiai..s S. Do9",
Executor of Mary Matthews, dee
Borodino, august % 2avlstoet
H. The Editors of the Natisnal IN
|tetgeacer, are feeues ed to insert me
above twice a week until the Arst OF VIC
tober, and ssat their account TO 1iaS %
flee.
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The Cargo Of the British Brie
n Country House,


And about 900 acres OF Land. within
5 miles OF Alexandria, will be sold By the
subscriber. The house was formerly DC.
cupied by himself, and is about one. third
of mile from his present dwelling he
situation is high and remarkably healthy.
The house has rooms, and d Kitchen
and pantry. on the lower floor, an'i four
chasbers with fire places in the I'd s.o-
ry. 1t was we'll built under the superih-
tendance of Mr.. Lowering, respectable
English architect, and would makea COM
Portable summer retreat for gentee! IA
mily. or might be made valuable Ia
vern BY opening road through the land.
About one half of the land is in wood the
resi,lue is capable Of b.ins made hand
some grounds. There is good we'll and
hump in the yard and there are several
rood springs on the land.
The terms Of payment will be one Fifth
ii four months the i,'s.Iue in four equal
annual payments with interest (; one half
secured by notes well endorsed, and the
whole by deed of trust on the land.
Possession may be had immediately.
w. CfU2cb.
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Historical Sketches
OF THE
LITE VAR

Between the United States and Great
Britain-iliustrative Of the individual bra
very of the American Sailors, Soldiers
and Citizens-with Portraits OF the mos1
Naval & Military Officers
and views of several Sieges and Engage
ments. Price 2 Dollars.
ALSO
A few copies of Richard Smiths Tria
for the Murder of Capt. Carson-Com
Dollar.
For sole By
JOHN A. STEWART.
august 81
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FIVE DOLLARS Reward
lost or MisIaid,

Lost or .Mislaid,
A N old Black Morocco Pocket Book
tied round with a green silk string
containing besides the annexed list o.
notes, sundty other papers which can be
of no use to any person but the owner
payment being stopped. ] will give the
above reward to any person that Will re-
turn the Book with its contents to
MORD. MILLER.
N. b. The pocket book contained NJ
money.
1914. Nov. %. WIN. YeatOn, Sl7S
: 81 cents, at 6 months.
y 1915, July Is. Elliott Muse, $50 at
so days.
Sent. 80. Custom House Debenture
Bond, 1o4, SO, payable 9th September,
1916.
1916, April Q. James Mcdowell, 90
81, on demand.
May 9, John MCPHERSON and Son, s5cc
at 60 days.
june S, Samuel Chadwick. eco at S
months.
August Is. John II. Grease acceptaince
of WIN. i Lnchbett's order, 81 oos %
days.
Sept. 10, T. G. Marsteller 1os 81
$0.do.
Wu. Sims and Denis Johnson's joint
bond for 458 IS due in June last.
September S
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For the .glerandrin Gaxette.

vite Felicltas in mentis equabilitate
ct honestis voluptatibus posita est.
Hor. lib. Ii. Carm. iii.
The happiness ofslife consists in seren-
rity of mind and yirtuous enjoymants.
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Public Sole.

Will be exposed at public auction an
Monday the 9Th instant. Septemher, at
the residence of Mr.. Nathaniel IL. Heath,
in Queen street. near M'Langhlin' hotel,
all-the Household and Kitchen Furniture
Of said. Heath. Sale to commence ut u
O'Clock. Terms liberal, and made known
at the place Of sale.
Il. WALLACK, trustee.
spntemherS utS
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lance Shaw
Land for Sale.

4 TRACT or parcel of LAND, con.
~. tanning between two and three hun
lred acres, on the nerth side OF Deco,
guam, in Fairfax county, about 5 mile,
west of Occoquan millS--it is wei! IA
tered with never falling springs, il is a
SO well tinbered, and the great quaint
|ty Of froo timber on 1t renders it the
more valuable to any person in the coop
|ering line. This land is of the middle
soil, and produces earn, wheat, or am
|other grain tolerable weli--there is abons
loo acres cleared and under good fence.
The improvements are log dwelling
house and other oat-houses, and good
apple orchard of about SO trees. ANY
person ipchning to purchase Can view
the premises and know The terms by APP
'plying to the subscriber who lives neat
the premises, OF Henry S. HALEY, jun.
at Occoquan mills, or John Fl. Haltey,
near Fairfax court house.
Thomas GoSS0m.
april 18 6nH
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The Subscriber

HAS For SALE,
20 bales Carolina Black Moss of fin,
auahty, suitable for Coach Making, Up
clustering, &c. Alss, a few bales bes
etalling Cotton.
E. Gilman.
Julya 1awtf.
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-Cettela Yarn.
TO CLOSE SALES.

s TO CLOSE SALES,
The undersigned will sell at the Stores
of John Janney, Esq.
ON LIBERAL TERMS
About 60 puncheons fine favored old
RUM, Sd and 4th proof, 4 hogsheads
SHRUB-imported in the schooner AID
niraI Durham, from Tobago.
n. REILLY.
July is. If
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July 81


Ike subscriber respectfully informs
she public, tina, he has established the
8Iacksmithins Business in Alexandria.
next door to Browns burr milstone ma
nufactory in ST. Patrick street, where be
intends carrying on the above business in
ali It's various branches, particularly Mil
Irons of every description, Edged Tools
of all kinds of cast and English Steel
Any person wishing to he Supplied with
Mill Irons. the subscriber will obhgate
himself to furnish him with Mill Screws
suitable foe the weig.: Of their stones, a.
first cost. The subscriber flatters HIN
self thai from his experience in the above
line he will share portion OF the public
patronage.
James Shaw.
N. B. All orders from the eouaty
will be pnnctually attended to and exc
cuted with the greatest neatness andljs.
patch.
September Q d5tcr4
The Editor of the Winchester Gazette
is requested to publish the above 8 times.
aad send his account to this office.
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Picked un Adrift.

On the DAD ult. about SIS miles below
Alexandra, IL the 'P0touiac, a Batteau
Boat, supposed to belong to some Of the
fisheries. The boat is made. cut OF oak
and from appearance newly corked. and
HE seams paved. The ownercan have hel
10y pfeving property. paying charges ant
she lawful salvage. Apply TO
Thomas Ii. Guy,
The lower end of Duke street.
!. september S ST
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who smount to seven, and those inits i'm
mediate vicinity, resort for public wor 4
ship, and form togethera congregation.
of about forty. There appears then still:
a remnant, 6 few names, even IN Sar-
dis" which have been preserved. can
not repeat the expressions of gratitude
with which they received copy OF the
New Testament, in a language with
which they were familiar. Several crowd
ed about the Priest, to hear 1t Cd the spot
and left them thus engaged. Akhisar,
the ancient Thyatira, is said to contain a
bout so 900 inhabitants,of whom SOo0 are
Christians, all Greeks, except about Soo
Armenians. There is, however, but one
Greek Church, and one Armenian. The
Superior of the Greek Church, to whom
| presented the Romantic Testament, es'
|teemed it SO great treasure, that he
earnestly pressed me, If possible to spare
another, that one might be secured to the
Church, and free from accidents, while
the other went round among the people
For their private reading. | have there
fore, since my return hither, sent INN
four copies.
70 numbers, may be said to flourish stu
~ Rproamo The town is less than Ak,
b;sar. but the number of Christians is "a
bout as great, the proportion of Arnenl-
ans to Greeks nearly the same, anu each
nation also has one church. The Bishop
of the district, who occasionally resides
there. was at that time absent, and ex,
perienced, with deep regret, that the re,
sjdent clergy were totally incapable OF
estimating the Gift | intended them;
therefore delivered the Testament to the
Law Vicar of the Bishop, at his urgent re.
quest, he having assured me, thai the
Bishop would highly prize so valuable an
a ouisition to the church; he seeme''
mach pleased that the benighted state Of
his nation had excited the attention oil
strangers.
Thus, sir, I have left, at least, one CO.
Inv of the unadulterated aword OF God.
lat each of the seven Asiatic Churches oil
Apocalypse, and / trust they are not ut
ter, thrown away but whoever may plant
lit is bod only who can give the increase
and from his goodness, we may hope,
they will, in due time, bring forth fruit
some thirty, some sixty, and some hun,
bred told!''
| Believe me, sir, ever yours mo:ttru'y
HENHY LINDSAY.
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Fronl the Rutland Herald.

The i'll consequences of young mans
purchasing horse upon first setting
out in the world, when he has no use
for one.
He goes from home, decently dressed.
with a few shiIlings in bis pocket, and
hearing that Mr.. Lockout wishes to hire
a smart young man, he goes to him and
agrees to work twelve months for an hun
dred and thirty, forty or fifty dollars, &
is to receive, 10 part payment, sofel
colt, at sixty-fve or seventy dollars, He
works like Trojun two Or three months,
barely spending an hour or two, now &
then, in fitting the object of his care for
service. He has him nicked. and he
soon makes quite show. All trouble
and expence is amply paid by the pleas
ing idea of riding Nimrod to June
training with his tail CURED over his back
where he will attract the attention OF the
multitude; even the captain himself will
cast his eye at him, which will be worth
at least one dollar"
" But Stop" says he saddle & bri-
lie are wanting. But | Can do we'll e.
nough about them; my employer will be
Rad to let me have them towards my
wages. I'll speak to him soon, and the
lrst rainy day shall go to Sam Stan.
iready's shop and get them. A little
ash too must be had +; I'll have all thinssl
eady-I had better let the cash alonel
ill | am about starting. But then ii theE
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Ran away,
lfoll dWdy3
On the ist of May inst. between AlsAsD'

On the ist of May inst. between hlsASn'
d.la and Georg town,
A Bright Mulatto, named lsaa', .a
bout twenty-one years Of asti
when fron home generally calls Ollls aa
shsacssager, and passes for a white ll'a nn
|li as blse eyes, light hair, mole s, On
6ss If eye lid, his left arm has Os e.
BROKE. perhaps. may be discovered s y.
He is an excellent distiIler, wagSaDs.'
and good farmer, and speaks the J %,r
man language took with him a u,
mare. nine or ten years old, - hanu' I'd
an inch high, the lett hind foot whlte, .a"t
a notch in her right ear. lie as" :. "i IN
with him about two hundred aOii'''
mooey. t. - said
Any person or persons taking up .b at I
slave Isaac, and ccniulng BIN So; ~" Pc.
get him. shall receive Fifty Dollars anshs
ward, and If brought home all fea, -.
charges Will be paid, by applying
james allen, or
Christian Miller, 4
living in Woodstock, shenanOO''
County, Virginia. .,
May II
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NEW YonK, May %.
CONTAMINATION.

A few DAYS since. the right bank OF the
Hudson, at Tappan. was visited by James
Smith, Esq Gen. Delavan, Mr.. Yale, Or
Howell, Professor Mitchill, snd several
other gentlemen, fer the purpose OF SET
ting a question OF some Importance II
Geology. 1t had been asserted that the
strata f sand stone forming the quarrles
of Nyack, in RockIand county. covered
a LAYER of loose earth which aGounded in
bones Of land animals, On digging to the
bottom, in the presence Of the proprietor
MIR, W. Palmer, the party was convinced
of the correctness OF the story. Ffag-
ments OF bones, seine of which are con.
jectured to belong to the human skeleton.
were disinterred from the situation IN
which they have rested ever since the
food and the gentlemen carried away
parcels of these curious and ancient re-
lies.
For twenty years past, the laboureFs
ia his quarry which is situated near the
methodist meeting house at Nyack. have
occasionally found bones and their fras-
ments beneath the solid rock. 1t waS the
opinion of the tornor owner that the
creatures to whose bodies they belonged
had been buried there by some over
whelming earthquake; but the late visi'
tors are inclined to ascribe them to the
operation OF the neluse, (Which the NOS
|cogent evidence exists in the county q
New York, in Kings's and Queens coun
ties on Long Island, and in the countie'
of Monmouth and Burlington, in New
Jersey.
The environs of New York are as re
Imarkable for these antediluviar mohu
ln,ents, as those of Paris Or London
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TIE
Steam Boat WASHINGTON,

Will pass Alexandria every dav. Sun.
davs excepted, to Washington, between
three and FIVE O'Clock in the afternoon.
Returning will PASS Alexandria tor A.
auia Creek, between seven and nine
O'Clock every evening, Saturday except
ed.
For the convenience of passengers go.
ing either up or down, messenger will
be sent from the boat ON her arrival, Il.
M'Laughlin's and MOTIFS hotels; where,
it is expected, those intending to go by
her will be found in waiting as sire can
not delay more than twenty minutes on
any account.
Nav ST st
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Received,
By the ship Ocean, Capt. Fowle, fron
Liverpool,
find for sale By
Lawrason & Fowle,
1000 sacks of coarse and lire sait
$500 bushels coarse DITTO
20 crates completely assorted
100 boxes tin
8 tons shot. assorted sizes.
Also for 'Snie.
The Cargo { til" brig Ann. Captain
Pearson, from Cadiz.
2l0quarter casks sherry vine OF
supe Tor quality.
5000 bushels salt,
50 boxes lemons
5 tons lead.
Fer Boston and .Ne7cbiIrgport'
SfE The above Bag: Nh al IN q
few days and take 500 batfais or
reight.
apply as a5ore.
Nav IA
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valuable Property for Sale.

wyI,I be sold to the highest bidder.
on the premises. on Thursday the
goth day of June,
THE UNION MILLS,
s;t,ated on the North Branch of Kappa
baanock river. in TIE County of Culpep-
rsr ahont % .nilesab Fredericksburg,
and 10 miles below Norman's Ford,
running two pair Of 6 feet burr stones
II a nair Of country stones. with EvanssS
macb;nery. complete.-Also, Tract OF
Land contaimng 400 acres, 90 which
there is dwelling house, and other buildA
ings.
IN the PREMISES, one other Mill. situate
<;n Orange county, about so miles above
Fredericksburg, on the South Branch Of
fsappahannock, running one pair OF SIX
feet burr stones, and a pair of country
stones, with Eyans's machinery, and
wool cardipg machine. complete: with q
valuable Saw Mill on the opposite side o.
the river.
Attached to this property are Two
Lots of Ground containing about .ss
acres, on which are dwelling-house ane
other buildings, add near it $50 acce'
OF wood land, heartily timbered witt
pine and oak.
Both OF the mills are IN fine whea
heighborhoods, and commanding In tht
fryest seasons an abundance of water
. The terms will be made accommodating
A private sale would be preferred, II
which evens due notice WILDE given.
John .4Ieocke.
Union Mills. Cupeper,
May Is 10 d4w
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Pablo Sale
Union Mills. Culpeper,
May Is 30

Pursuant TO an order of the honorable the
County Court Of Prince George Coun
ty. will be offered az public sale, on
THURSDAY the 9th Of June next, It
fair if not, the next fair day. "a the
place commonly called the Horse Head:
In said coanty--all the Real Estate OF
John +. Hardy. deceased. consisting
Of the following property, VIZ.
A TRACT or parcel of Land, adJoln-
ing Magruder's warehouse, on Pa
tuxent river, containing about $50 acres.
The improvements are, dwelling house
kitchen, stables, and an excellent barn.
ALSO,
A Tract, adjoining that above men
toned, called ard known by the name
of ;. Hard Bargain" C ntaining about
600 acres. The improvements are. com
Portable dwelling house. kitchen. barn
with stables, and other necessary out
hoases.
Also,
A Tract, called {. Whites Hill," about
about Q miles west of Magruder's ware
house, containing about fifty acres.
ALSO,
Several tracts of Land, lying on Mat,
tawonan Swamp. about four miles from
Piscatawav, containing abeut 500 acres
A Tract In Charles County, near the
binc church. contai,ing 100 acres-and
i House and Lot in the village OF Pisca-
taway. =,
The terms Of sale viii be credit OF
one, two and three years. the purchaser
or purchasers giving bond with approved
security with interest from the day o
sale for the payment of the purchase
money. IN hree equal annual ailments
and upon the ratification, BY the said
court of the sale or sales. and upon the
payment of the whole pursh5se money,
the commissioners VIII make over unto
the purchaser Or purchasers, all the right,
title, claim, interest and estate OF the
said John F. Handy, in and TO the aiore-
said land and premises, dissncum5ered
BY any right or title of dover.
Thomas Mundell,
Uopa,io Moore,
James NaylOr
Theodore Mudd,
John f.. DYER.
Comm. jSionerS
May 2e--a5 dts
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w Sholto Stuart,
attorney at Laac,

.dftof''aey al Lao,
Will practice in the courts of Prince
William. Fairfax, and Alexandria.
His Office is on Water street, next door
20 the Farmers Bank,
May 81 ct
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Dodge and Ke'eft.

Who have fer sale, in store'
Mucnvado and Brazil Sugar, IN hogs
heads. barrels aud boxes.
Molas,es in lids. & iron bouad PIPES
Cordase and Ravens Dnck.
A'av So q
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Removal.
1nHN JACKsoN

JOHN sJACkSlN
Has taken counting room in the store
occupied by J. Fl. Clements and 10
and hearty opposite the Union Bank
Where he offers for Sate'
Turks Island and Cadiz Salt
Shad and Herring.
ALSO,
fSg The brig Columbia, burthen loo
@EEetons, slows about 100 barrels
am excellent vessel, ready for the recep
ton of a cargo, and can be fitted Tor sea
at trifling expense. Terms hberal--
Payment will be received in any bank
paper of the district.
MAY so Wv
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Hardware e Cutlery.

Merchants Money taken
THIS WEEK,
At small Discosat,
For English, India, s French Goods
at cash prices, by
Nath. Greenough, jun.
On King street, near Royal-street.
opposite Jonathan Schoifeld's.
May so st