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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-22
Ba * of the y States,
Office Of the Commissioners,

WasHINGToy, Nov. Is, 1916
NT0TICE is hereby given To the sub
scribers to the Capital Of the B nj
If the United States at 'he city of Was
,ington. that the Commissioners appoint
ed bv the President Of the United State,
10 receive the said subscriptions, are du
Nv authorised b. the president and direc
'ors of the Bank of the United States, t.
receive the second instalnent OF the said
subscriptions to wit: on each share Of
the said capital, 10 dollars in gold or sill.
yer coin, ard IS dollars in coin as afore.
said, or in funded debt. at the rates pre-.
Icribed BY tie at incorporation f; with
a power of attorney annexed TO the certi-
icates of the said funded debt proportion,
authorizing the loan officer, for the time
being, at whose sfIice the said funded
debt shall Stand recorded Tor the register
of the treasury Of the United States. il
The stock shall stand on the books of the
treasury to transfer the same in due
form of law, TO the president. directors
and company OF the Bank of the United
States; that the said commissioners a.
agents of the Bank, viii attend at the
rooms Of the treasury, occupied by the
Office Of Pay and Deposit Of the Bank
Columbia. between the hours of 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon, and three O'Clock in the
daily q every day, Sunday
excepted, from the first Of January next
ensuing TO the esd OF the same mon,h,
'cth days inclusive, fsr the purpose Of
.eceving the payu ents as aforesaid, and
hat the subscribers, at their option. may
either pay the said second iBstaiment a,
ne original place OF subscription, within
he time herein limited, or at the Bank
If the U. States at Philadelphia.
JOHN MASON, J
THOMAS SWAMI, Com'rs,
JOHN p. VAN NESS,
November $40 2awts5dJsn
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-22

taiE enedy kaowa, aid mas restored
IN h. nth and strength great number,
,vh,n in an advanced stage of this tata'
COMPLAINT. Particular and plain instruc'
IONS are given for every part of the ne
csssary treatment in such cases.
Children generally take this medicine
With eascrness; having pleasing appear
,nce, and an agreeable taste.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-22
Hahn's Anti-Bilious Pills

THIS Medicine has been attendee'
with a degree of success highly grateia
10 tSe inveutos feelings, in several par
af the West Indies. and the Southern :
Middle States, particularly in n. YORK
IN: adclpsia. Baltimore, Petersburg
Richmond. Norfolk, Edenton, Whining
ton, Charleston. and Savannah. lbi
testimony of humber Of persons at eac'
of the above places can be adduced, VIII
have reason 10 believe. that timely US
ne his salutary remedy has, under Prov'
dence. preserved their lives when u
the most alarming circumstances.
Facts Of this conclusive nature speak
more in favour of 8 medicine than co
Iumns of pompsas eulOgy, founded OF
mere assertion.
II not, indeed, presu'nptuously PR"
nosed a. an infallible cure, butthe inven'
Tar has everv possible reason that can re
su,t from extensive experience. tor he
lieyins that dose Of these Pills, taNe'
once in every two weeks, during tins
prevalence Of our bilious fevers, VII,
proye an intallihle preventative ana
further, that in the earlier stages OF those
diseases. their use viii very generally
succeed in restoring health, and frequen'-
~ in cases esteemed desperate, ana OF
yond the power Of c"nmon remedies
Ire oreration Of these pills Is perfect
mild. so Is 20 be used with safety BY Pc
cons j, eveeS situatioa, AMI OF every az
They a5e excellentIy adap,ed to ca,
ca' .ursrflacu- bile < pre'eht It's mon
h;s .ecre,ipos-ta reS,nre . sTnea'' th'
araatit,-to prodace jree 2e'.@raII"
and thereby Fycvcnt co!iswS'eA IS :" Of
tse Of E,ts, consequences. i dose rcTe
fs;l, =. remove a c,,',, 4 taken on 1t, ms
appearsnce-tnes an, celebrated Tor re
moyina hab;tual ct.r:yeaess--slckncsS o
the stomach and severe hea''-achH-al'
ought 10 Dc taken % ali persons Oh
change Of climate.
TlIey have been found remarkably eti
Cations in preventing aud curing diS''
ders attendant on long voyages, ana
should be procured ard carcsshy p-oser'
ed for use by every seaman.
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Iee's 0in.ssat for the Itch.

Warranted an in!;,ilibla rcuIedy at on'
application, may be used with perrec
safety OIL infants week old. not con-
;ainins a particle If mercury or any dan
gerous ingredient whatever, and not &C
conpanird with thet tormentlng 'sma'
which attcads the application OF Other
remedies.
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Hans true s. genuine Gs#snaa Corr
PtaiSiCr.

III At the place of sale pamphlets
NAV be had gratis, describing cures per
formed br the above medicines; the mum
Der, Importance and responsibility Of
which, fully justify every article Of this
August 10
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-22
OF WORMS.
And the symptoms by whicn they are
known:

Ano tne symptoms ~ WIN" hey arc
known:
Worms which infest the human bod
are chiefly of four kinds, yiz.-The Tie
res, or large round worm the Ascal
des, or small maw-worm the Cucurbi
tina, or short, fat, white worm /; al,
lastly, the Tenia, or tape-worm, SO ca
led from its resemblance to tape. Thi
Is often many va. DIS long, and is full o
.oints. II is most hurtiul aud most dith
cult to remove.
Anong the symptoms attending worms
sre-disagreeable breath, especially IL
the morning; bad and corrupted gums
itching in the nose, and about the seat ;
cpnvufsions, epilep6c fits, and sometime:
privation of speech; starting and grind
IN of the teeth in sleep; irregular appe'
tite, sometimes lOathing food, and some.
times voracious purging. with Shiny &
fetid stools vomiting; large and hard
beliy pains and sickness al the sto-
mach /; slow fever, with small and ir-
regular pulse a dry cough; excessive
thirst sometimes pate and unhealthy
countenauce, aud sometimes the face
Dated and flushed.
Persons afflicted with any of the above
syn. ptoms, should have immediate re-
course To Hamilton's Wern Destroying
Lsleases, which have been CONSTANT,
attended with success, in all complaints
sinnIar to those above described.
i dose Of this medicine given ,cca.
sionally during the warm season, will Ell.
tectualiy prevent the vomiting anu
Oh chint "a dreadful dis
elder, which annually destroys the hand
4 The lnfa part Of our citizens 1t
utewise h uildsst and % ger
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HAMiLTly,S ELIXIR.

Soreraign rsesdy for Cabs. obstinate
Cyaghs, .fstimas, sore throatS, an
approaching Corsnnp;ions, ana mos
disorders u he br2ast ara AlGgS.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-22

For Boston,
EES The Schooner
yEssS Rebecca,
:xSGx&a Theodore Berry, master,
Now loading, will sail in lew days aud
take 400 barrels on freight.
Apply to
Lawrason and Fowle.
Who have received per the schoons
Victory, capt. Gorliam, from Boston,
AND FOR SALE,
q bales Burboou Gnrrahs
9 cases Bandanna's
IA chests Hyson skin Tea
$50 reiLms Wrapping paper
e casks Nails assorted, from I'D 10
God
Jahuary9
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Cash for rurs.

The highest Cash Prices will be give
by the subscriber for all kind OF Furs.
SAMUEL D HARPER.
January :
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TO RENT.

The large and connections three stor
Brick Warehouse, now in the possessio
It Dodge and Kettell. lower end of klp
street. Possession may be had the sOi
IF February next, Apply to
Griffith and Brawner.
December 81 Law
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

Hill aud Dale. Fred. County, J
Virginia, December so.
Absconded from this plantation OF In,
right Of the Gath instant, wii-,out the
pyovocation or Flown cause, >
very black young MN, usneL
pErER,
supposed to be about twenty two o.,
VENT three years of age 4 about 5 feet :
er 8 inches high, strong and robust and
broad over the 1houlders. lie had net
cloaths OF hoIAe made cloth fulIcd. of a
dfab color, but have some reason t.
thisk he sold them and NAV appear IN
what is called his Sunday cloaths. the
coat Of which is brown cloth pretty niue,
werp, but he has other cIoaths and IVA,
change them. ] will give Fifty DolIar>
IT apprehended out of the state of Virgo
MIA, and Twenty Ave if taken in the
state or distriett OF Columbia and brought
home to me Or lodged in a jill SO that I.
get him again. Masters Of vessels are
'dmonished, at their peril, from taking
''im on board and conveying him away. {
John Hopkins. =
January Il
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-22

Lees Mfsuibe .igue and Fsrsr Drops.
For the cure Of asues, remittsnt, ant
intermitten: feyers.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-22
Rnhn's genuine Eye Water.

4 sovereign remedy for all diseases oil
the eyes. whether the effect OF natural
weakness or Of acciden..
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-22
J'no!he .9ehe Drops.

The only remedy yet discovered whict
gives Immediate AID lasting reilef III the
most severe instances.
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For New-Orleans,

For New-Orleans,
tx The brig Two Brothers, Jane
49, Holmes. master; will sail in o
l0 DAYS; is FIRST rate vessel 4 in com
plete order. For freight or passage, ap
ply to the Master on board at Dean
wharf, OF to
Lawrason and Foule.
December II
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IIawrasen & FOwle

RIyE FOR SAFE. F..
The cargo of sIoop Haymaker, captai
Weeks. FROM Boston, OF
Is tobs plaster Paris
7 hhds New-Engiand rum
10 bbls do
loo boxes mould candles
30 DO brown soap
100 demVohns
5 bales low priced broadcloths.
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JAMES KENNEDYS
SON
son,

BOOKSELLERS, KING srRssT,
Have Just received from LEES PA
TENT MEDICINE Store, No. 10
Mairlen Lane. y. York
A FRESH SUPPLY
OF the following genrIue Medicines.
For The prerenIion and care Of hi
lious and Malignant Ferers, 4
recommended
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-22

Burr Blocks apd Pun.
John G.. Ladd & %.
lave just received from New York, ;,
slnop Alert, :
sS7 Burr Blocks and ) hhGs. \, ?
um,
ALSO,
1000 bushels oats
Dee 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-22
Public Sale

|TNIiE subscriber wishes to sell Fam
y in the county Of Prince Wisp,
adjoining the lands OF Mr.. Edmund
Brooke. and AR. r. B. ilexander. cor
tanning by late survey tro aundred and
forty eight acres, which will be sud At
Public Auction, to the highest biGd.,.
on Monday the Sd day Il February, o.
the following terms. viz. Que fourth ID
hand, and the balance at equal iasa.
men,s Of one and two years without IN.
terest, fpunctuality is observed in L.
paymeHt, otherwise interest will be r..
quired from the date OF the purchase. si
a deed of trust on the land to secure 4,
payment which may be made in paper 4
any of The chartered banks Of Firsinb
or the District of Columbia, !
On this land are many esirablc in.
proyements, such as comfortable dwell.
ing house and other BuildiHgs,an orctsH
of we'll seIectck apples aud, never failing
springs of excellent water. No land q,
be better situated than this tract for II.
successful operations Of agriculture aa
ANY more susceptible of speedy renO,,.
itian b. clover and plaster, the effects Il
which are satisfactorily exemp!ilied "a
the adjoining land. One Of the fields i
laid down in wheat, which the chaser
vi! be expected to pay for at rea,Orab.
price fer the seed and cultivation. Ar
peIses DESTROYS Of purchasing will b.
shewn the land before the day Of sale On
to Mr.. Alexander.
AT the same time will be sold on ther,.
misses,
All the stock OF cartie. hogs and shsep,
of the ub.cribcr, with many articles Of
household and kitchen furniture, on 1,
credit If nine months for all sums svr
ten dollars for which bond with aoprov
I'd seci -ty will be required, carrying ia.
,eresl from the date if not punctaalr
paid.
Ann G. Grahsm.
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FOR BOSTON,
EES The Brig
sSSS Wanderer,
ssTSgS.D Alexander Nescom6. master
Now loading, will sail on Sunday morn.
ing. and take 500 barrels f,eight,i if offer
ed Immediately.
Apply as above.
Dec $
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-04-09
Srom the Providence Patriot.
WHP EYPENCEC.

The ruler, Of this State claimed from tho Gcuera
Government over Sixty Thousand Dollars Of this sum,
2T 900 have been paid by The u S. for the
of put under the command OF D. s. offcers and
other expCnces authorised BY them The remainder will
be paid, and the people of this State lose it, in
Of the misconduct OF tbcr rulers Of the
items claimed by this Sate mention The following
" Amount Of eXtrapay OF ST. per month, allowed the
non commissioned officers and pflvatcs of the State
Corps and detached militia, by Of the General
Assembly passed at June session, 1914, 'S34O4:48-
Bounties allowed men enlisted in the State Corps at 20
dollars each, and Tor expences OF rendezvous, hire of
music &c. 66055S."
why the United States should be called upon 10 paw the
militia Of this State thsn hey nad any troops
we are loss conceive. The General Assembly voted
tho poy and the bountics and the State bear
II Governor Jones and Co thought they could away
naona funds without the of Congress- they
fools indeed. Du bow they have swelled these
items the OF upwards of 10000 the peo
pie viii never know.
Paid sundry persons cxpencc collecting arms be-
longing to the State. which lad been Distributed the
militia, and FOR 2aaing and cleaning them, l24:l6"
This is ridiculous charge these arms furnished by
The United States for the militia os this State, and IL the
State authority chose reea them, there is tho
United States should bear the expenee II any incurred
&C Allowance made sundry officers OF the State Corps
who were commissioned blythe Governor, not having
joined their companies, and allowed severaly the sums
adjudged equitable by the General Assembly,
S6S3:T2"
We do no, eomprss.ua this sn. II these officer. did
Join their do duty vhy should they be allow
ed any compensation The General Government certainly
bound 20 pay for the State Corps accepted
many drafted militia, and any extra cxpenecs which the
State chose incur most be improper charge against the
United States
"Paid William Moore Jun. Commssionary. Gene
ra for pay and rations 10 patroe Of Is men, by or
der Of the Council Of War, from April IS TO July
5, 1918, s l090:s."
This the ssmpus ar~y Of 6heen about which so
much has hsen said IL authorized by the United
States We think Governor Jones and Co. ought have
the sole Soaa Of ps'saass, Commanding saa hayrs tbs
srsp.
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ron THB RHoDEIsLAsp REpUsLicAK.
FEDERAL CONFESSIONS,
Fellow Citizens,


Party distinctions are sometimes forgotten, when il 10
remembered that we are Americans and that the altar of
Country should sacrifice our partai.y for nance
and our attachment for Individuals.
The writer Of this article has hitherto supported the fed
crsl parry and no has been esously attached
that course or more determined in his opposition the
general eminent True s that when heard oertaa
leading federass say that the People had
~ privileges that they ignorant and supd and oug
TO be suffered 10 choose their rulesths election
of State officers too fequsn and that federal Of tai
ought be elected for several yeahe thought thi.
was saying rather too much It might justify the asser-
on Of some Democrssthat On order of nobility, il
England, would not be dsplessing 10 certain men.
The progress of truth 10 slow, but and few words
by way of confession will sometimes weight hao
a volume Of accusation.
II has frequently been asserted that dsolxon Of the
Union contemplated by Of the Hartford Conven-
on-t 10 within nv own knowledge for Federslist,
10 ghsisndng did boldly assert, before the Convention
formed, that the Union be dssoived-New Eng
land separate This would have checked any pesoo
who he'd 10, reoo'cd his whole eOnsee il these men, sns
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',6ge forycursrlve&-lay aside

Candid Oieu Of tars, 1dge for ySurseVes-lay aside
pielud!ce and p~'on!n the cool hour Of reflection,
clude whether you prefer Mr. KNIGHT and good, honest,
ur sht genuine Republicans aud better days--whether
you aish for Of Supporting yourselves aud fan
es, 10 competence sD6 u. whether you wish see
i-cayng Manufacturer discouraged Farmers Mechanics
Without employ.
Rhode!sand ha doue duty in times which tried mems
souls let her do and the may again be rc.eab
ished on rock of sae,y5u if as heaven forbid you
doomed federal domination for another year, what is
prospect-wba eau you expectyou may look 10 vain to
your federal rulers they have not The disposition 10 alle
va,e your cooilss If they had the powe experience has
, proved ,his TO be but
.fmericarsyour Republican institutions dear TO you
you love tho country which gave you birthyoN will
part with your freedom long you have life support it,
Come forward lheD--oHE ALL Let man be absent
from Town NEE ung-d single vote may be imporan-your
fathers thousht sacrifice too purchase Tor you the
invaluable privilege Of s it for the honor of the
STATE, and vote for the REPC BLICAN TICKET.
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For thc Rhode island Republican.
honesty and Prudence could have saved TO The Farm
nE ,h;c Stctc zG 2lA Is cents

Honesty and Prudence 1p0ua hare saved 10 The Farm
erS IF hiS State, 9 rs, ,244 78 cents !
THE attention of tie Farmers Of this state is solicited 10
the following OF facts relative 10 the eXeons made
by rulers binder the land from being equally
distributed, which through their want oil justice and ntegr
ty fell peculiarly hard on the industrious Farmer.
When the !and.tsx iaid Congress suPPosng that It
might wish Of ssn,e OF collect 10 their
way and make the noned aris.ocracy Pay their equal
proportion gave the the powe 10 and IT, with
deduction OF tteen ccntuu, the whole amount and
debts the UDcd States, payable treasury
notee, which could when The six million assumblc
be purchased IS per discount in Boston aud when
the last payable, 10 per and if 10 these
ings, add IS per Fmueh below The fair estimate,
which would been saved the andhoder by bringing
the personal properly of he speculang
pabobs, fair saving o an 9EE HILF q he toEts would
have been made 10 the llers OF The land.
proporlua of ae direct Of 1914, S5%702 "a
1915, 90 4U& So
34
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There might bave been saved by assuming, $50 s2l 80
Saved by purchasing treasury notes III 1875 H.35l
Saved by purchasing treasury ncs ~ 1916, S.47O 2l
Add saving TO he landhoder. by assessment
personal property, IS per CT at least, 34,702 i9
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Thus the the farmer would have been essened in
the proportion OF l39 20 o. aan haflo he would
only avo hsd TO pay fraction sss than forty Eve
evecy dollar wheh I've aetuy paid il honest rulers had
studied his HGd ken those advanset for his ben
EFT, whick they view bouDd lo take
In refusing The tan, trese careful
support OF the FSrmer had objects
One the rh nrrebaot support the ari.toG
racy and bind ls heavy buhcns fast The land holder,
was in power. The other which is lost sight
Of render the Cned States executive odous you
Ii enlightened and thinking yeomaurY comments arc
ssay From the above sacmcnt which is substsp
cajv such pfe be drawn vii, place
their pretended and patriotism in It's pon, o yew,
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NOTICE.

IN consequence Of being entitled 70
\ three negroes in the possession OF Nm
hummer. OF Louaon County, Va. 5y the
Games os Susan, Jerry and Sam, which
lid demand before two witnesses, on the
18th day of April 1917, Ofsaid Hummer,
and shall prosecute at Law to obtain them
nnder deed Of gift from Samuel nose'
.,ad Mary his wife, to their daughter
,arah Doset, (my wifel aud for to pre-
INT said negroes to be conveyed of' OF
old to some innocent purchaser, l no"
We this notice to prevent others from
.its. &c. and being deceived in the Pnr,
tcna.e. VIM, G. NEWTON.
april 81 4"
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A Country House

Is offered for sale by the subscriber
With about $50 acres of LAND, more OF
'ess. TO suit the convenience of the pur'
chaser. II is situated in Fairfax county;
within three miles from Alexandria, and
would make comfortable & most healthy
sammer retreat. The terms will be II.
aeral and the time Of payment made con
yenient to the purchaser. Apply to
". CR.9FCH.
March 90 eott
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Sales at Auction.
On WednesdGys and Saturdays,


WILL BE OFFERED,
At the Auction Office on Union slrert,
Between King and Prince
4 N extensive and general assortment
IA Of seasonable Goods, Of British,
French, German, India, and Domest.c
Manufacture, which will be well select
ed, and well worthy the attention Of
town and country merchants and others;
as the undersigned will be abundantly
supplied from the manufactors and their
friends in Boston, New York and Phila-
lelphia-which will give to gentlemen an
opportunity Of laying in their goods on as
GOOD terms as they can be III those cities.
taking into view the difference Of Ex-
change, etc. etc.
The particular description OF goods
will be advertised in the papers of the
ay.
Consignments strictly attended to and
liberal advances made if desirable.
John Jackson & Co.
Auctioneers.
November O
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FOR SALE,

4 tract OF Land containwg!357 acres
more or less. living OF 0ccoquan Gay "a
HE c,unty of Fai,fax and state of Virgl'
MA adjoining the lands OF Robert l.
Thompson and William Mason. 1t Is
arss,a,ed those DESTROYS ot purchasing
will view tae land and for themselves
iudy, Of It's peculiar advantages. One
Nird of the purchase mnney will be re-
aurrel in hand, the balance at IL, U Il
mcntbs, with a deed Of trust to sccar
the payments. 49,
December IL.