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Tooth .2che Drops.

The onlyremedy yet discovered which
gives immediate and lasting relief in tss
most severe instances.
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Lees MfallibIs .1gus and Fsrer Drsps

Lees InfallibIs .1gas and Fever Br,P'
For the cure Of aguss, rsuitt.nt and
internitten: fevers.
~ At the place Of sale pamphIe.
may be had gratis, describing cures PEI
formed By the above medicines; the NUN
Der. Importance and responsibility ~
which. fully justify every article Of tn
advertisement.
sold only wholesale and retail, by
JAMES KENNEDY & son,
september 2s kins-st. AiSA,Ttr'
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HOUSES. LANDS. ac.
For Rent.

For Rent,
TIVE Rooms over and Bick Build
ing. attached tn the Fire Insurance
Uaice Oh r Iyal street.
q Apply a. this Office
Dsce-,h-- -
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James Kennedy * Son,
ROOESELLERS,

KISG-sTREEr, ALEXANDRIA,
III ESPECTFULLY inform ths p' bic
III that they have just received from
Lees Wedlr1e Store,
No. 45, Aiaiden lane, New-York, fresh
supply of the foilosins valuable MEDI-
CiNEs:
Hamil.on's WJrm destroying Lozen-
Ses,
Whrh have within sixteen years past
cured an immense number OF persons OF
both sexes OF every age and in every 50
tuation. OF various dJigeross complaints
arising from WORMS, and from obstruc-
tons or foulness in the stomach aud bow
els.
This medicine bears no analogy what
ever to others of similar titles 50 COM
monty complained OF as operating with
violence: on the contrary particular
excellence Of this remedy is its being
suited to every age and constitution. 1t
contains nothing but what's perfectly IT.
nocent u is so mild in IT'S operation that II
cannot iniure the most delicate pregnant
Iady or the tendcrest inlan; Of week old
should no worms exist in the body; but
will without pain or gripping cleanse the
stomach and bowels Of whatever is fou'
or offensive. and thereby prevent the pr.
duction of worms and many fatal dis
orders. The lozenges are particularly
eficacious in carrying of all gross hu-
mours and eruptions, fcverish and bilious
complaints. and are the safest and mild
est purgative that can be used on any
ocrsriop
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commanded the town The rehess stasnc,.
cd TO disioge him, but they failed, and ,en Of
the ringieadars were seized and stranged.
whether this summary punishment will az.
rest or only Protract the same operation up.
on the Dsy himself, il would be hazardous 10
conjecture.
Lord Courtney, since he left England, has
received, BY the sale of his properly IN Ire.
land aisne, no less sum than 6so,ooos s,es-
ling N
A levy of 10000 men was 10 take place 10
Spain TO be completed in four years.
The Canal Of Dieppe, which had brea oh.
structed by sand banks, has been cleared by
recent storms.
The Editor of the Lipeyfool Mercury, Of
shc Cd dit. observes" !" D.. Franklin himself,
with ell bis sanguine predictions Of America
becoming grea. and indspsndacr power
could scarcely have anticipated that an .dmer-
ieGn shin Of me hnr, bearing his own name,
would convey the American Minister 10
England in the year lsl7."
The Franklin ~, had excited much ia.
teresi, and the admiration of every class.
She was on the eve OF sailing for the Medi.
ierranean, to relieve the Washington, Com.
Chauncey. ~ 4
The Russian squadron still remained az
Spi,bead, consisting of Eve las, and threc
44s some OF them wanting repairs. They
were 10 sail for Csdiz about tie middle cf
January, there be delivered over to the span.
lsh Government, and their crews to re,sra in
Russian transports. 1a
Louis XVIII. has coDmsted tho sentence
OF death pronounced on the Cd November
last, by the Prevotal Court 81 Lyons, On ver-
Dey, for conspiring against the Government,
into ,enyears Imprisonment.
A report 10 10 circulation that negccia.
tion is on foot between Spain and her re VOTED
Colonies, and that his Catholic Msies,y 10
disposed to make some concc ssions in favour
OF the Insurgents, conformablc to the spir.
it OF the times, and the present situation Of
III. Cnitri.. N.
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foreign.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.


The packet line ship Courier, Capt. Bow.
no, has arrived at NcwYork from Liverpool,
bringing dates TO the Sd Jan-Thc following
is summary of their most interesting con.
tents 80
BY Hamburgh papers'of recent date, by
this mornings mail, We have something Of
moment with respect to Swedish arrange
men,s with foreign powers, signed by the
King. AT tho la. Diet the following was
teported:
s "Auen,ive 10 profit ty every opportunity
to procure now advantages to the trade of the
kingdom. His Majesty has concluded .
Treaty Of Commerce with the United States
of North America, formed on a perfect
equality of rights and privileges"
Though this treaty, with the exception OF
some less important points which were
70 Je the subject Of q new neeocia,ion, has
been already ratified by the President Of the
United States, yet II could not be published
on account Of the ncgociation still pending
bot his Majesty hopes to be soon able to
make II known.
The London Courier says, the oew Dey Of
Algisrs has bad q narro~ escape from the
fate Of his predecessors. Being informed Of
the projects Of the soldiery, he prudentiy
Withdrew 70 Fortress the guns OF which
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NAHAL DEPOT.

Hspovtof General j q swift, Capt $ Evans, and
Cept y 10 Perry, ON their examination OF the
:. Ports aud HaIbours eas If the Delcware Bay, 40
Tar as Portland, with view TO lhe selection of q
proper site for a Naval Depot Rendezvous and
pock- Yard. fH N
SIR --In 1becisu.e ,s ne orders received
from Fhe Navy and Wa Departments, the
nnde. signed COMMISSIONS 5, officers OF the
u. s. Navy, and corps of Envlpecrs, have
examined the psrts and hashofs east Of the
.Delavsre, Bay as faf as Portland. From
Portland to Penobscot Bay was examined by
swo of bem.
The undetsigned respectfully submit to
the Departments of Navy and War, their O.
pinions of the several harbors and ports
which they have examined, Ia relation to
their importance as rendezvous for ships OF
wsr and for depots and also of their suscep-
tibiiiy for defence.
In examining the chart Of Ihe American
Coast, We hnd vsyious positions tha, nigh.
be very advantagcousiy occupied for naval
pu' poses In time of war. There are num-
be ,f harhors which afford convenient rem
AeEsous for ships of war, and (which contain
aiies tor naval dcpo,s and for national defence.
They also combine facilities for the organiza-
sion of naval expeditions. Some of these
harbocs should be occupied by the u. S. no,
only tor the purposes desired, but also TO pre-
rent an enemy of great naval power from
taking possession of them for similar pur-
poses In time OF wae.--Possessed of these
positions, such an enemy would be enabled
by their advantages, TO increase the evils Of
blockade, and, perhaps to prolong tho con-
test. The positions presenting the most i'm.
por,ance in respect Of good Harbors, Dcpots
and defsncible sites, are to be found in the
wators of Chcsapcaks and Narragansett Bays.
OF the Harbors which the Com missioncrs
have examined, they have the honor to state
as follows -
Here JotiosDs fhe surrey Of Peno6seof Boy,
Poland, Por. sfaouth, Salem and Aia-6kkead
Har6ors, which our inifs prevent as from
crrraenng
BpsrpN This Harbor is we'll known to
De amongst the most important in CONNER.
cisl point Of view in the United States. I,
is cspaeious, aud Can be entered by any vcs
sel OF war. Reports have been 10 circala.
tioo that bar exists at the mouth Of this
IIarbor. The commissioners have so Far as
certaincd that this report is unfouhdcd, as
that there is upon this bar four and one quar-.
ter fa,homs wafer, at low tide, as IL exhibited
upon tho accompanying chart. The com
rnissioners having examined this important
poinI, with view of determining lis com.
pr ltivc value, are Of opinion that Boston
IA Dor possesses many advantages, resulting
from its natural means Of defence, and i,s
ample space Of anchorage in the lower har-
srr end Nsnssstes rsds. otAsr .se,sasages
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PaosIDENcs, Feb. %.


II is with pride and pleasure, that We arc
again enabled to offer TO the freemen Of this
State, the above named gentlemen, a. candi.
dates, to fill the Offices affixed to their res
pective names.
In Republic, like ours, composed Of sepv'
arate and Independent States, il is highly %.
sential that the sdministr alton Of each should,
in principle, be attached 10 and united With
the general gose'nment.
The advantages resulting from such ao
union, are too obvious to be here detailed
During The past year, the executive concerns
of our State have been managed with fidelity
and impartiality. And while the dignity Of the
State has been preserved, the great chain 10
our union has been strengthened by the aid
an sssis,ahse Of our present Chief Mayis-
trate.
/, remains for the friends 10 the rights Of
man, and to civil and religious liberty, again
to bes,ow their sufffages upon those, who
have so faithfully and honorabiy served The
people.
Fetal experience has shcvn, that en- oppo-
site course OF policy, dictated by men OF diff
ferent sentiments, generates collision with
the government of The United S,s,ss, and IN.
tertupts that harmony, which Is the main
pillar in this superstfuc,are Of our civil and
political Institutions.
Impressed with the importance Of bese
principles, we are assured. that the ireemen
Of Rhode -Islsnd will again honor with 'heir
cos6dence, those, tho stood forth IN 'ii'.e OF
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WED-N.ESDfY, MhRcA 4, 1914
Republican Nomination.


Al General Republican Convention of Del.
egates from the several town. ia the State
OF Rhode Island, holden at the State. House
10 Providence, on "Wednesday evening ne
ie n February, 1ei6,-Hoo. HRsRy REX
INoToH, President, and B. II WuEELERs
Secretary,--it s0as unanimously resolued,
tha' TIE following gentlemen be recon-.
mended to the freemen of this Slate, for
re election in April nsxs, 20 the Offices af.
liked to their names respectively.
HIS ExcELLENcv
NEHEMIAH H. KNIGHT, ESQ.
GOVERNOR.
HIS HONOR
EDWARD WILCOX, Esq.
LIEUTENANf-G f-GOVERNOR.i
SENATOR'S.
I. Philip Martin, Esq.
sS Propidsees.
2. Ebenezer Barney, t.sq
If Cousu'rS.
8. Samuel Vinson, Esq
IF jYsypors.
q. Thomas BuFum, Esq.
@ smasfeld
S. Robert Hopkins. Esq.
s. William Pearce, Esq
Of Brissei.
2. Benjamin Smith, Esq
Of NortA. xinyso,ur.
8. John Watson, Esq
cf South. kmsssoHn.
9. William Wilbour, I'd, SO.
Of Little. CcmpfonI
10. Stephen B. Cornell, Esq.
Of Portsmouth,.
Samuel Eddy, Esq. Secretary.
Henry Bowen, Esq. Affo,ney- Gen.
Thomas G. Pitman, Esq. Gen. Treas.
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cad ought therefore TO 90 etos ely invcstsglf.
ed pna accurately examined. Il IVES wilb
chis lyiew Go which he had be concur renee
oStbe mover of the resolvdoD) he moved
chat the resolution and the doeuniepis relat-
ias 10 tho Case Of X. w. Meade DO referred
10 select cpmmittee, to examine and report
the facts, &c.
Mr.. Trmbls assented TO this course. Il.
Vas perhaps proper, that there should be
report Of committee stating oil the facts, and
k,ng them INTO oEv point of view, aud ne
Was satisfied with "a course having that ob.
iect in view.
as rnuaspAy, FEB. 10.
A onmber Of private pe,iiions were report
ed 90, and ordered to lie on the table. y
Treafy Commisstonsys.
The Speakcr laiA before the House re-.
port from the Treasury Department, stating
she itoms Of the Expenditure under the Com
-fnissioncrs sppointed 10 pursuance of certain
Articles of the treaty Of Cheat
Uniform BANKRUPT Law.
The House having again resolved itself In
20 committee Of the whole, Nj. Liyeruore
In the chair, on the bill TO establish an uni
foem system Of bankruptcy. Mr., Mills Mr..
Stores, and Mr.. Williams of Con. delivered
speeches Of considerable length in favor of
the bill, and Mr.. Thicker Of Va. against III
Chen the committee rose, reported progress,
and obtained leave TO sit again.
FRIDAY FEB. 10.
Army lGairs.
On motion Of M, Forsyth, il was
Resopsd, That committee be appointed TO enqnirc
into the expedency Of changing the mode by which
the Army o. the United states is subsisscd, with
l~ave TO report by bill or otherwise, tf
tsss .Napy Ihhronrfasions.
Z. A bill making ,he annual appropriation for
the support OF the Navy, passed shroogh a
commi,tec Of the whole, and was ordered for !
d Sd reading
Bankruht Bill.
The house then again went into committee
Of the whole, Mr.. Livermor= in the Chais, on |
th. Bankrupt Bill, Nj. Mason, OF (Mass. and |
~ Go.s,on, Of Vg. delivered Speeches 10 |
support of The bill, aud agsinst striking out !
~ h,st section. Mr. Hopkinson followed |
50 the same side, and in roply 10 the vario.s
objections urged against rhc bill by gentle |
shen opposed to il. The question was then |
seksn 90 striking out the fr,t section ofthe |
bill, and decided in the negative.
For suiking it out, e4--Again., striking IT |
oul, ~. The commiuer n.n rose, reported |
progress, and obtained Ieevc 20 sit again.
"A ,netion was made to adjourn TO Monday, !
which vac Intellectually opposed by Nj Cobb;
anci 'se 'slse adjourned TO Mondss
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Land for Sale.

TyI1E subscriber offers for sale tract
of 80 acres ofiand, on the Colcbes-
ter road, five miles from Alexandria, ad.
joining the lands OF Haywood Foote and
Dennis Johnston. The greater part oil
this tract is Ghe meadow land abundant.
" supplied with water. Also one other
tract of e6l acres, on the Rayensworth
road. about 6 miles from Alexandra, and
one mile from the first mentioned tract.
adjoining land Of rhos. Jannsy-and Nj
M.phers9n: The greater part of this tract
is in wood, the soil good and highly sus
ceptible Of Improvement IRON the use o.
mister. If these lands are not sosd'be
lore the first Of January next, they vi!
then be fsr rent. .,
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Public Sale

XXTILL. peremptoriiy be sold tor casn n
wv on the 2isr OF August next at IL
o,c,ock, at the Coffee House in the town
of Alexandria Fjue shares in the George
to,cn Bridge Stock. Also, the following
tracts of Land, to wit :-0ne containing
ISIS acres in Mason county, Kentuckv'
on the waters of the Sandy; one other
cont lining 76o acres in Randolph coun'
.ty, state Of Virginia, adjoining the lands
Of Henry Banks; one othe: containing
8 600 actes on the waters OF Elk RIVER
Raado phi county one other CONTAINING
4sS acres in Hampshire county, Cd tOe
waters of Pate son creek, about miles
from Frankfort one other containing
$4,000 acres in the county OF kena~na'
on the main right hand fork OF Big Sandy
river, on the east side.-The tracts VII,
be divided If required--The plots and
description of the lands NAV be seen al
the counting house Of the subscriber.
JONAH THOMPSON
Agt. for the assignee OF col. JOS way
June 29 MWc
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Notice..

VENHE subscribers who are executors
t. the last will and testament of col
John Fitzgerald, and wishing to settle
close and adjust, the amount OF his ar
resrages to the government, will dispose
ofby private contract that well known
upd valuable 81 acre Lot adjoining the
CITY of Alexandria, Subject to the dover
riyb. Of the widow nearly wherein IL
the celebrated Federal Spring, and por,,
tion Of said Lot is on commanding and
besu,ital eminence well adapted tor a
dwelling house. They will also sell The
Distillery lot nearly adjoining Mr.. Hu"-
ter. Ship Yard, with sundry article
thereantn apyertaining, as large Still
Worm, &c. They will also dispose OF a
hall acre lot handsomely situated ueal
the Academy and MIR. Cleon Moore's.
Appl;cation may be made either jointly
or separately to the subscribers, who are
empowered by the Comptroller OF the
Treasury to give any reasonable time tor
the paynent OF the purchase money Oh
THOS. A. DIGGES, Of Warburton
JAMES KEITH, Of Alexandria
June 90. I'm
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Wanted to Hire
Notice.
TINE delinquent stockholders in the

TIME delinquent stockholders in the
4 Leesbarg turnpike Road Compa-
ny will please to take notice, that their
first instalment, required BY the presi-
dent and directors Of said company, Of
ten dollars on each share Of stock by them
subsc ibed, was due and payable on the
first day Of Sept last-tbe second install
ment OF ten dollars on each share on the
first day of Jan. and the third insta!meDt
of ten dollars on each share will be due
on the first day of July next, and it not
punctually paid on or before the 18th Of
Aug. next, they will be dealt with as
the law directs.
SAM'L CARR, Treas
Leesburg, June 90 5w
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June 27
80 Dollars Reward.

A BSCONDED from the Glass-works in
n. Washington City, Negro fellow
named R0BERT-calls himself ROBERT
ALLEN. He is the property Of Mrs. Vir-
Under A. Latimer Of Prince George coun-
ty-He is about six feet high, rather deli
cate for his height, has very black skin,
broad fiat nose, large feet and hands, and
very pleasing countenance when spoken
TO. He took with him green cloth coat,
a new fur hat with sash around this other
clothing not recollected. ! will give 20
dollars If he is apprehended inthe District
of Columbia-25 dollars if taken in the
state Of Maryland-and the above reward
If taken out of the state, and all reasonable
expenses paid. MARTIN A. WELLS.
July l6 TT
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500 acres of Land for sale.


TNHIS Tract is situated in Westmsre-
land county, Virginia. adjacent to
Mr. Garnett Hunters Plantation, and
contiguous to the waters Of the Potomac.
The Seighborhood is good-water excel
emit, and very desirable situations for
,uilding. A considerable proportion OF
the land is we'll timbered, besides good
deal of cedar pine and other wood, suftl.
GENTLY convenient to make it an object
for those who NAV be disposed to send it
10 market-itis nearly equi-distant from
Baltimore, Washington and Norfolk.
Any one wishing to purchase may APP
ply to RudEk JoNhs,
Also, a yerv valuable LOT, containing
l4O acres, being a part Of the late Mr.
John Turberville's tract-within 3 miles
Of Georgetown, 3 from the Little Falls
Bridge, and near to the turnpike leading
from thence to Wiley's, in Fairfax cnun:
ty, Va. great proportion ct this land
is exceedingly well timbered, and that
part which is not, is so recently cleared
as to be in an active state for cultivation,
and already in a productive condition.
For terms, apply to PHILIP c. JONES, esq.
in Leesburg, Va. or to K JONES.
March so g. N
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To Rent.

On liberal terms, for one or more gears,
81 The subscribers wharf and ware,
8n1 houses thereon, at the lower end OF
NJ, Wolfe-street, adjoining Messrs. Wm
Gs&lVsitch &. Cs.'sLumberYard, which
for convenience in respect to vessels, or ac-
commodation for an extensive business, is
at least equal to any situation in town, ha,
wing an east front Of SO and north one OF
go feet the water being sufficiently deep
for any sized vessel. Also is attached a
comnodious Yard extending west g0Q ieet.
ISAAC ENTWISLE.
July II wv
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HamiItoa's Elirir,

A sovereign remedy for colds, cbst.
nate coughs, asthmas, sore threats, ca.
tarlas, and approaching coasumptiOns.-
To parents who have children afflicted
with the HOPPING C0yGH, this dis.
coyery is Of the first magnitude, as it al.
fords Immediate relief, cheeks the pre-.
gress, and in a short time entirely re.
moves the most cruel disorders to whlch
children are liable. The Elixir is per.
fectly agreeable, and the dose SO small.
that no difficulty arises in taking it.
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DR.. Thomson's System of
Chemistry.
IN FOUR VOLUMES OCTAVE.

TIME preceding edition of DIR. Tkom.
| sons Chemistry, had acquired Sc
much reputation bath in England and up.
or the continent of Europe. that new
edition, comprising the new facts with
which the science had been enriched.
and the new views of the subject which
extended knowledge had suggested as
INDISPENSABLE, was eagerly looked Tor
| by the scientific world. A new edition
has accordingly appeared, wherein the
tlormer edition OF five volumes has been
condensed into four.
All the new discoveries, and all the
new theories of Chemical Phanomena,
have been considered and embraced in
The present improved edition SO that il
| is indispensable to the chemical student,
as presenting the Only condensed view
| of the changes aud alterations in chemi-
cal doctrine, which the discoveries IF the
| It ten years have suggested. No apol-
ogy therefore can be necessary for re-
printing such book in this country; for
the press does not furnish q substitute
for il. But, there is SO much theoI etical
,uygestien-so much abstruse calculation
so much fact OF dubIou, adthority-and
o much dubious validity-that notes aud
illustrations are absolutely necessary,
not merely to render the. book more use
fal. but more ineligible.
Under these impressions, l thought fit
. write notes 10 illustration land some.
I lines in CONTRADICTORY OF the work itself.
rather than to make any abridgement OF
lit. Those who wish to know the modern
views Of chemical science, must peruse
Fit and to very many who will be anxious
t, study it, calculation will be necessary.
[ have cndeavoured to supply these, to
the best of my ability regardless whe
ther my own opinions are in dlssonanGe
or coincidence with those OF my author 1;
leaving to the reader to decide between
u.s.
The work will be published, with notes
and illustrations, in four volumes Svo.
THOMAS COOPER, NJ. D.
CONDITIONS.
/. The work will be printed on SUI
per6ue paper, with new small plea let.
ter; and will be published early in the
ensuing sumner.
ii. It will lie illustrated with a nt,nber
If cuts, of which several have bean neces-
,arily added to the London edition.
I'LL 1t will be delivered to subscribers
At Sl2-to non subscribers at Sl4, in
boards. The London edition sells for
SlS.
subscriptions will be received by
JAMES KENNEDY Il SON.
May %
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May s
Was Committed

TlO the Jail of Alexandria county as
runaway, on the 10th inst Negro
man. who calls himself WILLIAM
WILSON says he is free burn, and
was raised in New-York he is about 5
feet 2 inches high, tull face and eyes,
we'll set, black complexion, and about 81
years OF age. lie has been in the dis
trict about one year. The owner is re-
quested to come and prove his property,
pay charges, and take him away, other
wise he will be disposed Of as the law
directs. AN'W ROUNSAFELL.
lime % Jailor.