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ddNdllCltlS upon tnem from another quarter, soon obliged them to yield.-
 The brave Kosciusko was wounded and
 taken prisoner, his army dispersed, pra- ga burnt, and the inhabitants wantonly
 put to sword. Warsaw was sacked, al-
 though mock equalization had been signed. Thus ended this attempt of the
 Poles to insist. Poland was instantly swept from the map; Warsaw fell to Prussia, Austria had t'racow, and the whole remaining part of Gallicia, and Russia. kept .the whole of Lithuania and Nolhynia to the Borbers of the Bug.
 In the year ls06. after the successful battle of Jena, Napoleon was joined by the again revolted Poles, and at the peace of Tilsit in the following year, d small part of Poland, which Russia and Prussia were obliged to give up, was elected into a Duchy, and was called the Duchy oi Warsaw, of which the eiec- tor, since King of Saxony, was declar- ed to be Duke. At the treaty of Pres burg, in 1909, Austria was compelled to add Cracow and it's territory 10 the Du- chy. But the downfall of Napoleon in ioi5, threw the whole into the power of the northern Autoerat, under the name of the Nico.Kingdom of Poland and the Republic of Cfaeow. A sort of constitution was granted to this new province of Russia. with diet of their own, ,and the Gzarowitz Constantine plac- ed at its head as Viceroy. Their ancient laws were promised to be preserved to the inhabitants, but their pride was once wounded, and their hearts broken, the sparks of revenge have sweied under the ernhers. till the breath of freedom. that first was drawn in resuscitated
 France, famed them intoa blaze; they stand again in an attitude for asserting their rigths against their oppressors.- God grant they may not be so easily bowed down as they were in l795 by their ruthless neighbors. A protracted warfare will give the Poles lime to strengthen themselves and to organize the militia, and 1t will also tend to ele- vate the courage of the desponding.- trance cannot iong remain aD idle spec
 tator; the people will not, though the Automaton King may fear more to dis please the holy alliance than his own dissatisfied subjects. Should symptoms. of instruction appear in the rear of the Russian army, with a adesperate and yet undisnayed enemy in front, and np 10 the knees in Champaign soil, it would be difficult matter for them to. obtain provisions or use their heavy ordinances, and the Prince Balkansky Cor passer of the Balkan) Marshal Diebi!sch, might have another title added to his name that of Deep-NIireowsky, and he may beware. should he persist in remaining longer in the plain, of the fate of the overwhelming army of Napoleon at Moscow. A. ". P. $.
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-09
New Goods .

New G00oS.
ID UE AMI yellow nsukeenS
I'D Narseiiies quilts; csicnes
Brown and blesche1 cOttons
Cotton braces
Russia aud bird eve diaper
Irish and brown linen
With a small lot OF Scotch Blinds, Is inches wide.
Just received and for sale by
V GEORGE WHITE
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'INHE above Ointmentis recommended to the public
l. as safe and certsin remedy for those obstinate
diseases some of which have long bafed the skill!
Of medical science
LIST White sweIlngs of every descriptions;
I'd Sore legs and ulcers of long standing;
Sd schirrus or glandular tumors particularly those
hardened tumors in wonen's breasts, which ofentimes
terminate in ulceiatcd cancers;
9TH Felons; or what some people know by the name
of catarrhs, Of every description
5h Rheumatic pains OF the joints;
9th sprsins and bruises of every description, or in
whatever part situate;
9TH letters Of all kinds In this complaint the pa
tent, in applying the ointment, must keep the part
out of water;
9Th ChilbIans or parts affected BY frost.
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NOTICE.

~ Having been for several years in posses
sion of a concern in Mr. NATHAN sHEPrERD's patent,
for making and vending his Ointment known by the
of fr. W .iadhin,' Patent Specific Ointment
aud said Nathan Shepherd having obtained pat.
ent thereon, and I having likewise renewed with
n Shepherd the same interest held before, it is
deemed necessary that pubic notice be given Of the
circumstance. Having devoted much time and care
during the above period in preparing and making this
Ointment, ard been Instrumental in giving it The gene
raj character it hs sustained with whatever improve
ment III all this time ii has received. present II TO
public attention. As heretofore, the genuinencss OF
the Ointment nay bs known by the label around the
oinmrr. Gui. ''lHe
Nnda ami sol4 ',aolssa'r andrefql Frederick,
Did by = I;eyS'y35, CyHcsrnedm Tie patent ri h"
Apr:i ) it: H'.V- }lfHn 'DNS
For sale by WILLIAM STABLER.
june druggist, fairfn1 Street
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One Line, for The Accommodation of passengers. at
81, piathe Baltimore &. Ohio Rail Roadg
Hours of Starting, d, 81 A. NJ. & s O'Clock M.
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SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
PHENIY LINES OF
Splendid Blue Safety Coaches

n
O'e A'ne, for the accommodation Of passengers, at
81, uiahe Baltimore e. Ohio Rail Roadg
Hours of Starting, q, 81 A. NJ. & s O'Clock p. M.
PASSENGERS by the O'Clock Coach will arrive
III Baltimore to breakfast, and always from one
honr and hall to two hours and half alesd IF the
great Northern Mail, consequently sufficient time for
tue i25 O'Clock boat for Philadelphia after having So
Journed three hours in Baltimore
>, arrangements having been entered into with the
baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Company the patrons of
Tins line, DESTROYS of travelling that wsy, can always
lie accommodated in the 81 O'Clock Coach, without
having TO wait for their baggage 10 be changed the
stage proceeding direct t. Baltimore. The propri-
etor, with view Of still further accommodating pas.
sengers' will start stage at O'Clock, P. ~ during
the warm season.
No racing allowed, and passengers may rely upou
every attention being paid at sl times to their conve.
msnce' comfort and expedition Having four changes
on these lines UiH mt be doubted but thai less time viii
bsfthre '' ''1''
Splendid Blue Safety Troy built Cosches first rate
teams, CIVIL, attentive and experienced drivers at all
omes 10y day or mighty at the command ofpassepeera
WI" WEI ne convex d III very superior and expedi.
uous manner over this rou'e.
Inc proprietors, grateful for the liberal patron.9e
extended towards the rheax, shall spare no pains or
expense to merit continuance Of public patronage
FOR seats please apply at Gadsby's, StrCther's and
fhenx Stage Office, Washington; Holtzmans, Sem
mes, NcCsnd!ess' and Old Established Office. under
TIE thon tiotei. Georg etown; Union HOTEL and Globe
ho'e'' Alexandria; Behzboover's Bar. Phenix Stage
Ohcr no. Z, North Calvert street Lyford's Fountain
Inn, Mat!ack's, United Hotel Baltimore
BELL ZHOOyER & Co:
~ b Passengers in Alexandra wishing TO 60 by the
early stage. can take the steamboat Cygnet t. wash
ington. ;,ne &
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WAss,NeroS, January %, !,


WASHINGTON, Janua'y %, 1859
sIR--I has been my wish fora considerable time,
to communicate to you the good effect with which !
haveused the Ointment invented by ~. Judkins,
and which now understand is mtrle and sold by
agents appointed by Yourself have applied this
Ontrieat during the last three years IN every species
of,unor and wound, without failure TO produce cure
in every instance. conSider it the decided aud
ciHcie MT remedy in all OF tumcr be the
whatit may; aud have found notbirs good for
wounds Of any description II may he proper to
aid, HAT the cure at lumur called wfsc swelling,
given over by the most distinguished physicians in.
durable, and which they decided would, without ampu
taton prove fatal TO the patient, was, under my mme
date notice, effected by the OF Jmdkins Ointment,
and the patient is in fine health His limb sfiectedby
the tunor being reStOr,d to perfect state OF sound
sc that tie leg O an aged man which had been
wounded and exhibited one dresdfuy liberated sur
face from tho knee the foot, and which, for more
than years. had been considered incurable ct
fcctually cured by the application OF Jndkins ONT
mcut mention these two cases, which fell under my
immediate notice ard management, as decided evil
dence o the efficacy OF this remedy in cases OF tuIhor
and ofulcerS have expe FENCED, as decidedly, the
good effect Of this remedy in the OF Feons, and
of every species Of fresh wound IL seems to that
any who vii observe the operation If this ONT
mcnt mus, be satisfied to its benefcia effect can
with the utmost confidence recommend the use Of this
valuable remedy.
am, sir, very respectfully, -..
JOHN TALIAFERRO.
To Mr. CsAsLE' HEnsrIss. Proprietary
cfJudkins' Ointment, near Frede. :
rcktOwn, Nd
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FOst W asNingtOn,
StrayeA OF Stolen.

sSRoM Fort Washington, Nd, about the!ss' Of May.
& a S0RREL R8RE. about four years old, and
nhout fourteen and hsH hand high, one white h'nd
foot and !arc blaze in her face the blaze covering
more Of one side Of her face ard eye than the other
she PAGES, teots aud g.ops Ii fund near Washing
Ton C.,v, she ma, be delivered to pr. u VI Bsitzer,
on stseet the subscriber, at Fort Washington
70. which liberal compensation viii be gwen
lime ga u. W EBB
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BOOK g. JOB PRINTING

NEATLY EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE.
CATALOGUES of Sale; Bank Checks, witt
" or without name in margin; Cards; Prices
Current; Lottery Tickets Law and CONNER
cial Blanks; Bills of Ladine: Policies of Insur
ancc; Bill Books; Lottery Bills; Militia Nc.
tees; Hand, Hat. Shoe, Window, Shop, Tobat
co. Horse, and Show Bills; with every other dc
scriptiop of LErTER-PREss PRINTIsG. Cards.
Bills, Checks, sc. printed either in red, blue,
green, yellow, or black
LOTTERY BILLS
Of every description for sale at this Office
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Notice
To the Citizens Of this place and the Public Ge-
neraHy.
Passengers for Baltimore,
GsEaS-A-H&c are respectfully n'orm,d that
SNsSslGHESSSIS they can secute Their passage TO
.S&osSx-3ss-G-ssBs Baltimore b. the g. II r2o'clock
Line of Coaches from Washington, BY taking seats IN
Alexandria at Neuton's Hotel or Il, Cagests Hotel
and leaving in the Z g. 9, TO- II or IL O'Clock Boats
Cor Washington, asthere will be Coaches at the whaf
to convey lem up to the Stage Office without any ex-
ira charge.
By this arrangement passengers cannot be disap
pointed Extra Coaches furnished for private parties
ut all times
Fare to Baltimore 49,
p.S. Nine o'clock stage by way of the Rail Road.
THOS. S. BLACKBURN.
may l4-dtf Agent.
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office
THIS Oay Received,

I'm sale By WIN. 81. MORRISON, Olney's Schoo!
~ Geography ana Atlas, 9TH edition
Fessendens New American Gardener, 5th edition
Hen,haw's COMMANDMENTS Gude
Tales of Tray els in the North Of Europe
Do do in Central Africa
10 do west ofthe Mississippi, with nn'ner.
Gus engrsvngs, by solomon Bell, late Keeper ct the
Travelling library, Province House Court, Bo'ton,-
These volumes are the first of series which are in
tended tn supply the children Of the United States
an entertaining abstract Of the most pcpusr books OF
Travels which hgve lately sppeared.
JVIU M ~ has also on sale.
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a. swAIM's PANACEA.- Independen

The sanitary effects ofhs medicine in all Gases which
owe their origin to the impurities Of the blood COM
prsng scrotuis, chronic and mercurial rheumatism.
h. sierra, syphilis, and ulcerous affections the Swain
anacea is an important suyllar, 10 mercury in tie
treatment ofsyphs, diseases of the liver, aud all dis
where mercury, qunne, arsenic. or bark, have
been taken hiso in that class Of diseases witch ori
inste in any depraved habit hereditary predisposi.
lion to disease. The Swam's Panacea promotes heal
thy secretiohs, purcs yit!sed blood. cesses the
ima fluids, says nervous igalon gives strength and
vgur debility. and restores the langud frame to
healthy action.
III. subscriber, general agent for the proprietor,
has constantly on hand large supply OF this medicine.
The subscriber respectfully informs those Who live
Convenient to Alexandra that there is for
them to send to philadelphia for the panscea, for h
keeps constantly on hand supply direct from the
Laboratory Of William Swain.
WILLIAM STABLER,
June % General Agent for the Proprietor.
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Trustees Sale

hSeOO - Univ.
virtue ola deed of trus, execu ed to me by John
40 Maddox and Ann his wife, and of record in the
Clerks Office OF Prince William County Court and in
pursuance ct decreta order of the Superior Court Of
Chsnctry for the Fredericksburg District, made in 4
cause therein depending between John brown. admit
illustrator OF John Brown, deceased, Plaintiff and John
Maddox ard others Defendants. / shall, on the first
onddV an July merit before thefront door Of the Court
House OF Prince William County, proceed to sell, by
public auction,
49, THE TRACT OF LAND
eSts in the said deed mentioned, lying on Broad
Y" Kun IN SAID County, and which the said
xss21nsA John Maddox now resides Ns
Terms OF Sale -one-third of the purchase money
"ili be required IL hand, onethrd in twelve month";
and NE remaining third in two years thereafter.-
Bonds and deed of trust the premises, to secure
the deferred payments. will be required Of the pur.
chaser Such title as is vested in me will be conveyed
to the purchaser. Nh sINCI AIR
n'SY ,w<m Trustee.
aJa The sale of the above property is postpon
ed until the first Monday in Augua merit. jy6
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Wines.
EioICE old and mellow burgundy MADEIRA, in O.
" casks
DO DO London Particular do, in half pipes and
Or casks
Do do do, IN cases containing dox bottles each
Improved by voyage to the East Indies
Sherry in quarter casks
Port in half pipes and quarter casks
Claret III cases
Teneriffe in quarter casks
Sicily Madeira in do
harseii!es Madeira IN DO For sale by
June ~ s. NJ. e s. II. JANNEY.
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hemons, Coffee, MASTER, SC.
4 iNDING, from brig Leader.
"A 50 tons plaster
90 bags coffee
10 hhds E. Rum
Is bbls I "'
30 bbls no, beef
II hbiS refined cider
10 boxes Sicily lemons
700 bbls ~ o. |, Z AID msckersl
IS bbs No, and herring
For sale by JOHN II. LADD,
iune g
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CERTIFICATE.

The following communication addressed to the pro
prietor of Judkins' Ointment from the lion. John Ts-
'sferro. Member of Congress is highly interesting
The gratutous manner in which it is made, exhibits
feelings Of nj ordinary character towards suffering hu.
manly: and sccr,any we'll deserving of public at
leniioH:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-22
.NescsAaexa1el' eRge1acy.

OBRET HILL respectfully informs his friends
IA and others, who may honor him with their
confidence that he has established himself at his
fathers residence, in King William county, rs News.
paper Agent for the collection Of such bills as may
be due for newspapers, &c. published IN the city OF
Richmond, and different parts Of the Union, which
NAV have circulation in the county.
He thinks that his long experience as collector
for several persons and editors, and his thorough &C
qualnance in the county, will insure to HIM, not on
y the continuance of the favors Of his present
friends, but also those of others.
For further particulars Ro Hill refers those who
may favor him with their collections to The following
persons: Messrs Richie & Cook, of the Enquirer,
Messrs Plcasants q Abbott of the Wing, Rich
mond, Va.
Other respectable references can be given should
they be required. Communications relative to the
above business post paid and addressed to Ro Hill.
AyIetts Ware House, King William county, or
to either Of the above named gentlemen, will meet
with strict attention. M 22-It
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-22

IMPORTANT LAW
Respecting ID

N0EPEtIW9 OeEHqNeH LU""S Z" "g"1".
AUDITORS OFFICE, 4th April, 1881.
The fal!oHing ;c;. passed on he LIST inst Is pub
lishod Cor the information Of all persons interested
and tie pub ic attention earnestly invited to ITS
several important provisions Is some time Will nc
cesSary .sapso before the lists Of lands returned de-
linqncnt for payment of taxes can be published
Tie IF all sGcb hqnds and tots ttat, from any
cause mag haze been returned as delinQuent Prior
to 1920, would do well TO make immediate enquiry
INTO the subject. Lands and lots may have been re-
turned by the Sheris, and may be in danger ot
forfeiture, whlis, the present owners are perfectly
unconscious ami unsuspicious Of the fact. The in
scvency, Negligence, remote residence, OF former
owners, may have incumbered tract Of land lot,
with single years taxation. and that single gears
taxation may IcOparozc the title Of the present
owner Serious ard prompt attention Is therefore
earnestly invited ,o,the subject.
JAMES L. HEATH,
Auditor Of Public Accounts.
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KEWlal2DG3eN SegCJ9eeV College.

sHHE puplic examination OF ,ne ) uCens al
q Hampton Sydney College will commence on
Friday, the 22d day of April, and close on tie
Tuesday following. Parents, Guardians, and all
persons interested in the promotion of Education.
are invited to attend.
The semi annual meeting ofthe Board of Trustees
will be held at the Philosophical Hall OF w cdnes-
day, the eth.
The public performance will take place on Thurs.
day, the 28th inst.
ap t6-2tc ). CUSHING President
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iSGEEE &iEElEI7fr i&aPa.Sa,we-


FH7HlS celebrated watering place situated IN the county of
Monroe, in the upper country OF Virginia continues
under the management of its original prcpreors The char
acte of the Salt Sulphur Water been so well established
by the experience Of many years ito reputation as
manifested BY public patronage, extensively dused that
the subscribers deem almost needless TO enter INTO an
enumeration nj medicinal virtues. Il! ostens,be qualities
are sulphur and soda, forming reurai saline nixresi
Pcrior to any artificial preparaurat oncc pleasant a.
drink, mild 10 its operation, au' permanently beneficial 10 the
diseased. las proved tseB particularly tcaciyus I'm bI,os
and pulmonary complaints, and al tina, REQUIRE car-
TIC Ieaersn diseases Of the liver, dyspepsia rheulr-'isr
ard goUt
The Circumstance hayrz been rcsorrsl 10 for sny
years past, by gcniemn Of great medical distinction nor7
various STATES particularly from the South whose appreciation
eflrg testimonial Of ITS valuable medical qualities
Considerable Improvements have been madr since tire last
ycar and the popreors promise the same attention IN sirc
that Trey have heretofore rendered IN their acconno alton.
and fare they yield - public establishment in Vrrnia
lH'y respectfully solicit the continuation 81 public pat
forage bEsNlNE g. CAEUrBERS
The Orleans Argus aud Charleston Courier " in nsrri h
above oncs weeS times, aud send their account 20 &
G forr5ya'eu an 1a-fags,r
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" SEE FIRST PAGE fof Ship N
Advertisements. Auctions Lntleries &c
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o. The Expose of the Policy Of the French
Ministry, and the highly interesting Debate in the
French Chamber of Deputies, in which Lafayette
freely expressed his views, VIII be read with deep
interest. See Foreign head.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-11-17

upon tina, strong and almost impregna.
BILE fortress, carrying With them their
artillery, ammunition and materials oi
defence. upon finding their position in
the capital no longer tenabie. They
were also accompanied BY the men.be, :
OF the Government, the Chambers, aud
oil the public functionaries.
The Russians,on the other han, are
reported TO have lost 1900 men in the
storming Of Warsaw, aud were thus
rendered incapable Of following tie
army. The Poleshavc another strong
army under General Romarino, in the
en,irons of Zamcsc, which is itself a
yell for tilted town: and they are also
10 possession Of several strong fortress
es. The patriot troops still amount.
with all their losses. to about so, 900.
aud as the winteris rapidly approach
ing Tor their protection, their situation
- considered by competent judges as
Tar from being desperate. Hopes
were entertained that they would be
enabled to coop up the Russian troops
IN Warsaw, and TO interpose a con.
siderable force between that city and
the old Russian provinces. These AL
vantages,thoush afording but forlorn
hope OF final success. should the war
be prosecuted in another campaign.
may yet enable the Poles To maintain
hostile position until they obtain
honorable terms from the ruthless foe.
TunKEY.-A despatch from Commo.
dore Porter. our Minister to Turkey.
announces his safe arrival in the john
Adams, at Constantinople,o on the lth
OF August. On entering the Dartlan-
eiles, the Captain Pacha High Admi
raj and Minister of the Mar,ne) sent a
message informing him that orders had
been received to suffer the shin to "a q.
and requesting the honor of a visit,
which was accordingly paid. The
Commodore was treated with the ut
most attention, as we'll as the officers
OF the John Adams who accompan ied
him. Immediately on his reaching
ConstantinOple. q note was despatch
ed to the Refs Effendi, minister of
Foreign Affairs. informing him of his
arrival. and requesting an interview.
The fine ship carried out from New
York. by Mr.. Henry Eckford, had also
arrived at Constantinopie.