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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-09
Received,

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By the ship Ocean, Capt. Fowle,
Liverpool. aga
AM, for safe By
I4awraSon & Fowle,
1000 SACKS of coarse and fine salt
5000 bushels coarse ditta
20 crates completely asserted
100 boxes tin
s tons shot, assorted sizes.
also for Sac,
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Ellc Declaration Of Iadepefl-
deIlce. .s

We have no authentic copy Of this
most important State Paper. the very pa
Sis that supports the proud column Of e. q
american Liberty ;none, at least, on which
tl,a eve Of taste can rest, for moment,
with satisfaction, My haze zoe not !?
The English nation, still! proud Of
their Magna Chartar, though every pro
vision Il Contains has been trampled upon
by the hold ambition OF their rulers, have
|pablished edition after edition OF this liz
strument, each more Splendid than II
PREDECESSOR. Sir William Blackstone
has collated and commented OIL ibis
|6ne copy of Magma Clastar has been eAi
|celIed by latter specimens of art, and the
fac Smiles of the scales and sisnatur,
have made every reader OF taste in Grea.
Britain acquainted, in some degree, II
merely with the state Of knowledge ali
Ior art at the period in question, but VII
1.-The literary attaiIments. also, OF kiag
John, King Henry, and their $ barons
ibold."
Surely the Declaration OF America
independence is, at least, as well emu
tiled to the decorations OF art as the Mag
ina Cbartar of England :and # the fac-si-
miles ofthe signatures OF the patriots Who
Isiened it were published in America, il
would serve to crafty curiosity, at least
as laudable as tina, which calls tor lmlta
| tons Of the correspondents OF Juuius, o.
OF the aristocracy that "rested tie hn
ellsh Charter from the reluctant monaco
of the day.
We are firmly persuaded that the more
the principles of our Declaration OF lnde
pendence are spread out before the eye
Of The world, the more they will De al
mired, b. foreign nations as we'll as ou'
own and every innocent and honest &c
vice that may serve to attract attento~
teward them, viii serve, also, to promo,,.
the great cause OF public liberty. Sue
an emDellished edition as will render
an ornament to an apartment, will have
a tendency to spread the knowledge
its contents, among those who won
otherwise have turned their thoughts b,
Eighty towards the snhiect. Such an e
.dition will serve to place it continual!
undo the eye of man, woman, and Chile
ina family, it vii associate the pleasure
bic ideas OF elegance and ornament wit
the history Of the transaction Itself. an,
familiarize those principles which iorm.
Tor ought to torn, the very bond and &c
'lneut of political society. Norris it Of
small moment that such an edition, well
executed, will serve as specimen of the
state of the fine arts am onsst US at the pre-
sent day. Actuated by these views, the
Subscriber proposes to publish
"A Splendid Edition of the Declaration
Of independence,
Which shall be. in all respects Anne
rican. All the necessary materials shall
be manufactured in this country, and ex.
pressly for this publication. The Be5isns,
the Engrayings shall be the work of Ame !
merican Artists the publication through
ont shall afford evidence of what our ci
tizcns have done in politics and can do
in art.
Philadelphia, March, 1876.
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AZ common medicines which weaken the
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Case OF CURE.
sSeectsd from numerous LII
70 III. LEE.
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rood Of others the excellent quality OF
GAMlLyON'S ELIXIR, prepared by
;he late Mr.. Lee, fhave sent You the fol-
towing account Of the benefit | have re-
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.,e 4 bruize on the breast received from a
.all, my health grew bad, my breathing
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add to these, constant pain IN my
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that my symptoms evidently indicated an
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81 most eminent physician was resosted
o. and afterwards'a second was called
in, but without giving ME any relied
Mother physician, who knew me and
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me- to rire Hamilton's Eiirir tfiat-
saving, he had used it IN his practice,
aid a|,rcys faand Il to domoch good, "
bcttle was procured, and 1 foiaa reliel
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hzir.
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lTAevhase been fould remarkably eiAca
eatious n preventing ard curing, 8 :sor,
,lers attendant ON long voyages, aasli
should beprocured and carefully presers
ed for use by every seaman,
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Potomac Company.

A meeting ct the stockholders Of tie
potomack Company, viii be kelh Ut
M.Laugh!in's tavern, Alexandria, oIs
Monday the 5th Of August, rext, at IL
o'clock, to appoint president aud d.
rectors to said company. BY order Of the
board,
JOSEPH BREWER, Trees
July 2 eolH
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Damask Lip SGlve.

DamGSE mp SGtTe.
Hans true e genuine German Corn
Plaister.
Aninfallible remedy for corns, speedily
removing them root and branch. without
giving pain.
Hahn's genuine Eye Waier.
A sovereign remedy for all diseases OF
The eyes, whether the erect Of natural
weakness or OF accident.
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yrCH CURED,

ia once usinsg LEGS Sovereign O'ntn'eR'.
The proprietor informs those persons
and families who are suffering under this
disease disc against the infection 6, Of which
no personiis 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 #
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NEEDY for the itch, over every ether, are
the Certainty Of a cure bya single appllca-
ton; the ingredients being SO lnnocstn
as to be applied with perfect safety to the
tenderest infant, and its being not only
free from any offensive smell bat equally
agreeable with the pleasantest pomatmn'
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Merchants Bank Pane,
WaNTEn

] have a large quantity pto c..
which ! will sell on COED terms e. o ~ g.
chants Paper at par, or or ann ~ a a
Chartered or unchaftered l,anls une'
90 Jonathan seholasIsd' ID
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The Restorative Poscder for II
teeth aud Gums.

This excellent preparation comforts
and Strengthens the gums, preserves the
enamel from decay, and cleanses and
,shiteus the teeth, by absorbing all the
acrimonious slime and foulncss, which
suffered to accumulate, never fails to IN,
jure and finally ruin the
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-09
Philadelphia, March, 1916.
Plan aud Terms of Subscription.

/ ~
When The Publishe sub United tic pre-.
cediug notice Of his intention to under.
take this national publication, although i,
had long occupied his reflections, he was
not fully aware of its Importance, for he
bad never suspected what the tact really
lis, that there is no where extant al au.
fthentic published copy ofthe most impor.
Itant State Paper in the annals of The
world.
The Original Declaration of Indepen.
|dence, as deposited IN the Secretary OF
States office. was happily preserved
when so many valuable papers were con
Isumed by the enemy. Hithout dwelling
iupan slight differences, inaccuracies, OF
Omissions, the first words which preseai
themselves in our printed copies, and
Eesenas they are OF recard,oa the Journal
Ioi the Old Congress: are as fellow:
"a Declaration by the Representatives
!of the United States of America il COZ
igress, asaemGied, whereas liz the cri22i
bal tie Declaration is thus headed -
"lhe Unanimous Declaration Of til,
rlisteen Uh3ted States OF America
This Is nota mefc verbal distinctions
it iayolyes difference IN principle. lies
il become Americans to be careless Oh
this subject, or ought Interpolation or al.
teratioil Of any kind to be permitted in &
pubic documentso sacred /? Ought it nol
70 pc Faithfully preserved and tansnnt
ted to poste.ity Nord Tor word, latter tor
letter, and pant Tor point? Ehe Anne
rscan puhiic Will unhesltatlagl answer
les +. and the publisher stands riedse,t
TO have it So engraved, and to accolnpa
|ay it with the requisite proofs Of aatIien,
|ucity.
The size ofthe Paper will be Sc inches
10y q. it Will be manufactured by &ir
anles, in his. best manner and OF the ver,
pest materials.
The Design, which is from the pencii
|of slr. Bridl,ort, will be executed in inn
1atlon OF Bas iteliei; and will encircie
e Declaration as a Gordon vi honor. sur
mounted by the Arms OF the UaItea
States. Immediately underneath The
ms viii be a large lnedailiol portrait 0,
ienelal George Washington, supported
cornucoPiae, and cabelIished Will
spears, Flags, and other Military trophies
I'D emblems. Gn one side Of tins ne
-al!lon portrait, will be similar portrait
.ai John Hancock, President Of Corr. ess
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CASE or CURE,

Selected from numerous tss.
John Hoover, rope-maker, South Sc
sond street, between Mary and Christian
streets, Philadelphia, voluntarily lnaketh
cath as follows: nameiy--that his wife,
Mary Hoover, was SO severely afflicted
with violent Rheumatism, very dangerous
~ situated, the consequence of severe
cold afterlyins in, as to be confined to
her bed for several weeks, and was at
.saath reduced to the melancholy appre-
hension ofremlaiisas a cripple Tor lille,
notwithstanding the mostrespeetabie me-
dicgl advice was followed, and every pro-
bs!se remedy attempted; when seeing
several cases of cures performed by Ha-
nilton's Essence and extract of Mustard,
they were procured from Dir. Birch, No.
L., South Seeend street. The first appli-
cation enabled her to walk across the
room, and the use of one bottle restored
Ter to her usual state of health and
strength.
JOHN HOOVER,
9 Sworn and subscribed before Ebenezer1
Ferguson, esq. ore of the justices of the,
peace for Philadelphia county.
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For Boston,

AK The regular trading schooner Ma
- so tive. Nathaniel Mayhew, master,
will sail in four days, and take two hun
lred barrels on freight, or passengers. tor
shich she has handsome accommodations.
nnlv IN -
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JOHN HOOVER.
Hamilton's Grand Restorative,

: Is recommended as an invaluable me-
dicine for the speedy relief aud perma-i
nent cure of the various complaints which
insult from dissipated pleasures, juvenile
vndiscretions, residence in climates unfair
ircrable to the constitution. the immode-
rate use of tea, frequent iatoxlcation, or
anv destructive intemperance, the un-
skilful or excessive use of mercury the
diseases peculiar to females at certain
period of life, bad lyings IN, etc.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-09
JOHN BfNNs.
no. 20, Ciresnut-

No. 70, Uiresnut-street.
Philadelphia, Jane, 1916.
r7s Mr.. Enact Reynotds, Of Washing
ton, is appointed agent for the District
Of Columbia, for the above proposed
splendid publication. lie viii receive
subscribers and deliver the eDgravinsa
when completed.
July 9
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-05
October So ;
Pubic Journal of the Z. States.

The subscriber having tetnquished his iIten-
ton of printing the Pubic journal, rsspec itGlly
informs gentlemen VINO nave subscribed thereto.
that the amount OF thet seS erai Payments IN i'd
vance, viii be returned To them though The chan.
neIs by which they were received. Those vino
have subscribed al person II \ O.Ih Carolina, wli
please TO call OH the edllor for Their advances
Members OF Congress, and sentlemen who SUB
scrIbed through ,hem, VIII have Inc r payment.
refunded at uecommeucemento OF lie apprUaca aug
season. CT earlier II opportunity oiiers VI seeing
hem. And the few distant subscribers, vino
forwarded their pa! ment. BY mai, will tiId SAID
payments lie urned 10 them by that conveyance.
The ednor tenders his sincere thanks 10 all of
hem; and begs leave to express ms IT gret that
inperIous circumstances prevent hlm from avail
me himself vi their esteemed pagron. pc
A LUCAS
Minerva Office, Raleigh, Sept. 81.
GJrEdi ors Of newspapers Will oblige by CIV
ing the foregoing insertion
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-05
Alayo q krayser,

y aVli
CI'~0 doo's Oelv~ Ga. Farmer. Ba'Js If "a J
Have jus received 'he following pubiicai .on.,
Inc .1'hiquary-2 rots.
Spiritual qai.rOtte-2 do.
ThIte's Letters Oh Engtaad-2 do.
iiothouse's Letters Jrg~ France,
He0dloRS Halt,
.harWeus t0ems,
ltdertm z Syrian tale.
ALSO,
An additional supply of Carsy's Quarto
Eisles.
October So ~.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-05
THE STRSCRIRER

With view to his practice Of ihs hrs, will 4.
tend the several courts nollen ~ the counties *
GUocbland and FiusanrS. II : family esi,Anco
is at Westwood near the brook turnpike gate.
in the vicinity Of Richmond. His office in town
is the apartmenLls;ely occupied as such, BIS Peyt
ton Randolph, Esq on Eth street, between n sud
streets on the lot now in the occupancy Of az.
Curre, Esq. For information as TO- las aysidu't, =,
&c. the subscriber would respectfully refer those
unacquanted with htm, and By whom Il may be
deemed useful 10 Robert Gordon, ESQ.
JOHN FORBES.
Sept 28--3t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-05
Coinage Of .Neaieo for 1915.
Gold, 8 186.464
Silver, G, 454,79
Tstal

Tstal, s 6,9Il,25S
Besides the shove, 1O1, 565 dollars of
copper money has been coined, which for
the hist time commenced in 1914. Prior
to the present revolution, the coinage of
Mexico, for some years, was it is stated,
never less than twenty six millions of dolls.
A phenomenon, accompanied with terrf-
ic circumstances, took place near Casgna-
no Piedmont A spout of earth appear
ed at short distance from this town, in
shape like an Inverted cone. Its base was
elevated to an immense height; dreadful
noises proceeded from its side. Suddenly
an impetuous wind dispersed the column
black and dense vapouts issued from it,
and beat down some walls anu chi;nnieS.
The inhabitants fled from it in e,e,y direc-
ton, to escape this terrifying phenomenon.
Several peisons were hurt by the rubbish.
The object of terror at last passed off, and
the weather resumed its former serenity.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-05
NUIiCL

4 petition will be presented to tie next Gene
raj Assembly, .praynS that tract OF land, lying
IN the county OF Cunoelsnd aud beiongint; to
Richard A Risen, SON ami sole heir OF Jarrett
Risen, deceased, may be scotland the money a.
RISING from the sale thereof TO be appr priatcd
10 the use of ,he said Richard A. Rlsen.
Oct her
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-05
From The Lando" Observer Of .Rns q.

CtON ~ oit.-kOhS Ting n CHILD,
Elizabeth Hunter, aged as, and Hebec-
ca Jurcis, aged 81, were indicted for feln-
nious7 asaauiti0g an infant child of about
Eve wears Of age, named Adam Davis, and
wiIluiy and maiiciously Scorching, burn
Ing, and otherwise i'll treating the said in
fant, with intent TO do some grievous bodi-
~ harm. There were cthcrcounts in the
Indictment, one OF whicI charged the pri-
aoner with committing n common assault.
Mir. Wslfcrd stated the case for the pro-
secutiOn. which was instituted by the pa.
rish Of Barain, and called tIc following
witnesses.
Catherine Evans deposed, that she resi-.
d.d ot Barking side, was employed by the
missioner To- wash and Iron CiOthes.-The
prisoner Uurter, was IN the habit OF recci-
wing the parish children to nurse, AID A.
dam Davis was one Of those under her care
RgbeCca Jarvis was her servaDt.---On
TIE morning Of tie oath Of May last, she
went at an early hour 10 look for work
when she saw tie two prisoners. Hunter
vysy i'm the set Of chsstising the child
%lnm Sic told to strip. The cmid did 80
and the Former took 2 pieces Of Ribbon and
tied them together. " it'll this she then
bound the hands OF the child TO lis own bo.
DIV. and was proceeding to bind It's feet al
an. when witness was about to leave the
Mace. She asked tie prisoner UrntcI
That she was go,ng TO do with the child
r., vL'.h She replied, A" am going to rnas
Il ., Jaws being asked similar question
answered, 81 am going 70 help her," Wit.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-05

which the good people of the metropolis had
experienced in consequence of false re.
port of an intended grand Review in Vim
bieton common, on the 18th instant. II is
supposed this hoax originated with the sta
BILE keepers, turnpike men aud publicans,
who were certainly benefited by it more
than any others, as it is computed that 20
600 people were assembled at Wimbledon,
during the day. Having worked of their
resentment by swearing about $4,000 oaths
and setting the heath on fire, they recover
cred their temper, and dispersed. As a
specimen of the hardness of the times, and
the money that must have been ided away
upon this occasion, we subjoin the expen-
ses OF trsdesman who wished to give his
family holiday, consisting of himself,
wife and five children but who had the e.
economy tn take his own provisions & wine:
ar thp hire of coa,.b and
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-05

GENTLEMEN,
On the Goth March last, we informed you
by letter, OF your appointment as cores
pohding cOmnlttee Tor your county, Tor the
purpose ct promoting the election of the
Republican candidates for the Offices Of
President ant. vice President of the Uni
ted States. We also Informed you that
James Monroe of Virginia, and Daniel ID.
Tompkins of New York, were unquestiona-
bly, the candidates of the Republican party,
siuce lhat period, all opposition to them ap-
pesvs tn have ceased, and we do not know
that any attempt will be made by the fede-
ralIsts Or others IL elect any other ..ersOns.
Although, heweyer, opposition appears al
present to be at rest, yet YOU may be assur-
ed it SLEEP unly. II Il false security ar Ia
ert0ess "a ne part OF republicans should
exist o. the day of election, il NAV be rou,
ed into action. We therefore intreat you
to be Jealous aud unremitting In your excr-
tons to induce the free holders of your res.
pective counties To attend the Polls on the
Day Of election.
In the list of those citizens who were
recommended as electors by the membs r.
Of The General Assembly, at their meeting
in February last, three vacancies have &c
currcd--Miles King of Norfolk borough,
became disqualified by the acceptance Of an
oilcd oftrust and profit, from the President
Of the United States. Thomas Read, sen.
of Charlotte, declined acting. in conse-
quence Of the very delicate STATE OF his
health; and the third vacancy was created
by the death of Judge Dabney. In the
place of those citizens, we have recon-
Tended GeoIge Newton of Norfolk, John
ParnaIl of Prince Edward, and Charles
Yancey of Buckingham. We now trans
init to you a com iete list Of all the persons
recommended as Electors. From all of
them we have received letters giving posi-
tive assurances, that II they are elected,
/ they will act, aud will vote for James Mon
roe as President and Daniel ID. Tompkins
as Vice President of the United States.
You will recollect that the election takes
place on the first Monday of November
| next, throughout the state, and we hope
| that you will provide lists of the names OF
| the electors. either written or printed, and
distribute them among the people before
the day OF election and also, have al
abundant supply ofthem at your respective
court-houscs on the dag of Election.
With great respect, we are,
Gentlemen, your fellow citizens
WIN. prockenbrough, !
Francis +. X, poke,
| I"bn C,a,n,s Members Of
Thomas Rhckic, u'e ce'' y.
| William Writ, S"tIc'P"."i,'g
! Andrew Stevenson, '"'''"'1'''y'
John Preston,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-05
VIRGINIA ANUS.
: Ne d.b'tse= jama,,, 81 ,ouvent thsc7sre:.
Richmoud, October ), 1916.

We insert at the particular request OF MEM
Der of The central committee of correspondence,
the address Of tile committee OF the 22d august
last: We also publish the Republican Electoral
ticket, aud shall continue IL until the first of NJ.
yenber, the day OIL which the election is TO take
DI.ce
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-05
JI7L ". Nsnilg C. :.

The parties nam 81 in the foregoing order ars
HEREBY notified to a,tc.d at my Office in Farm.
vile On the first Monday N November next, for
the purpose Of Carrying the same INTO effect
THOMAS A. MORTON, vi. C,
Oct 2-wSw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-05
CIRCULAR.

TO the corresponding committees for pro-
motiagthe election the Republican can-
dilLates for the obfces of President aud
Pice President Of the United STATES.
RIeHMoSp, Aug. %.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-05
The Hoax.

On Thursday at 2 o'clock r. VI. numerous
crowd of anxious spectators appeared on the Ia
pitol Square, 10 witness the cent oi NJ Ven
nettc, ia balloon. l. was soon discovered that
they were all hoaSed.
The deviser Of ihis trick, certainly manRmy.
rcd well The character was we'll kept up; and
to interest The feeling. Of the public, = conve
u ent deputy pcrsInbulatel the CITY wi Ii the tick.
es, stating TO each one 10 whom lney were oil er
ed, that he was not Mr.. Nennette, who, unused
to ask favois, was too Inhrm well As too mo-
dest IL tier his tickets for sale himself.
The deputy twhose name il seems IS Yanlorn, }
left this city tor the NCr,hward, in the stage on
the night before he,proposed exhibition.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-05

Notice is hereby given, That
petition will be presented to the nsXt General
Assembly praying the passage Of law 10 cs'a5.
fish turnpike road from The north end Vt tho
Brook turnpike =; ovens Tavern 20 SsourS
Squirrel Bridge ia Hanover.
August II, rSw
WANTED.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-05

h. We are authorised To- announce John Is. Ciop-
ton, Esq as a candidate Tor congress to supply
the vacancy occAsioned BY the death Of John
Ciopton, Esqr.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-05

III " Syttisr Carr 4 C'asc'-y f,te7 n, Pie "a.
P.tel N Me CHy u Iiritns.d me 25M January
1915.
Robert Campbell and ssrah Butler his wife,
FilyET-