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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-08-10
Robert Gray.
A further Pioof
OF.

Yarwoods useful flashing Machine.
We the subscribers have found, on trial,
Josepn Yarwood's Patent Washing Machine
10 answer fully the intended purpose OF wash
ing cloatas of every description, and do here
dy recommend them to the public as great
saving, of soap, labor and cioaths. Given un.
der cur hands this day of Junes 1902.
toignedl
Dorothea Krouse, Cathiader Calder, Ann
M.Carren, Martha abercromhle, Ruth De-
Won, Rebecca, Hattersley, Valinda Brown,
Elizabeth Black, Jane B. Swami, II. Dick,
Susanna Rounsaville, Elizabeth Wilson, Eli
zabeth Snyaeg, Nancy Kell, Sarah Kelsen-
ger, Margaret B. Manley. Mary Fendall,
Mary Steel, Sarah Fitzhoghs Mary Dufey,.
Persia Aod,skin, Carolina Hopkins, Sarah B.
M.Kenay, Elizabeth Muir, Polly Rhoades, f
Izsbeth Lonsden, Ann Snowdcn, Ann Da-
vies,. Mary logan, Mary Slade, Betssy .Fpr~
ner, Mary Smith, Sarah G. Janncy
Wlsa pleasure do return nay sincere thanks
TO The above named ladies, and many others
VINO have fayeeed me with their certificates
and custom In the purchase OF Yarwood's Pa
! ten. Washing Machine. Land them still IN
arS at demand in this place, but finding very
preat scarcity of plank to answer the.purpose
of making them here, shah ia a fe " days or
: weeks commence making them to the south
S ward Tut will enceayor to supply others at
short notice after nay return. have few
nov made ON hand, which can be had 1t APP
piled for soon.
VIM. C. Newton.
Assignee of Joseph Yarweod.
July "a.
N. b Mr;John Trpup will sn2erlntend the
waking, and supplying customers in my alb
sssencc.
WA. C. NEWTON.
DIRECTIONS HOW TO USE
YA x w y q D S
Patent WaGhlng MachiRe.
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ITCH CURED.

Lees Sovereign Ointment Tor the Itch,
certain cure by once using; Hamiiton's I.o-
zenges HamiIton's Elixir, for Coughs; the
celebrated Ambitious Pills; Hamilton's Es-
sence of Mustard, for the Rheumatism ;
Tooth Ache Drops; Hasnilton's Grand Re-
storative for Debility.
NJ TAKE N0TICE.-Tkat limitations
of the above medicines are fer sale in this
town-thercfore please to apply only to Jas.
Kennedy, zen. Bookseller, Kirg-street, Alexa.
who has long been sole agent for the sale of
the genuine preparations, AS further secu-
rity against imposition, each genuine article
has on its outside wrapper, the signature Of
Hannah Lee,
Widow Of the late Prestrieter.
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New Publications,

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Roberts on Frauds.
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Some time last spring was afflicted with
loss of appetite, giddiness in tie head, fever,
and great debility, SO that ] could scarcely
walk. In this distressing situation ! took
many things, but without benefit. An &C,
.auaintancc in the country sent to me TO pro-
cure box of Hamilton Lozenges. Curicsi-
ty prompted me to read the directions, where
fonnd my complaint exactly described by
the doctor. Immediately sen, for another
box of the I.ozenges, and took one dose,
which brought away large quantity Of
worms, and ! felt greatly relieved. Encou-
ragged by tbs, took another dose, which
was attended with the happiest effects, as it
relieved me entirely, and ana now in a better
state of health than for considerable time
past. have since given them to my chill
dren, and can speak from experience, that
they are most valuable medicine, and am
happy to add my testimony to numberless
others Of their efficacy.
SARAH johnson,
No. lao, .norla SECOND Street.
.lssong tAe symptoms attending Worms are,
dissgrecahlc breath, especially in the morn
lse-bad and corrupted sums-itching in
~ NOSE md .sAAost the transformations,
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14os prfzes. Not two to a Prize,
Qfthe a6oue Prslks the folio sping are stafiam-
Grq-s
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C. PRINTING in all its va
rious branches, handsomely ex-
eeuted with accuracy and dis
patch.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-21

~ N'1l DSSH-
SIORE, opposite the Post-Ohice, Rich
mond, Offer Cor S'ir LEES Gsruire. Patent and
Family MEDiCLN.E
r'ach article having the s'grat.re OF Ri,iayd Lee
& Son, "n the outside wrapper.
Persons not attending to tue above instructions
ar liable Ia be imposed upon.
tm- prorrieiors think il necessary TO remind
the public, that these Medicines have been for
S terai years prt Paredby them-the good effects
OF winch, are authenticated by some of our most
reSpect*bie Citizens and without attending to
the place ct sale as above, and Our signature, the
r".Asei 'iay DC disappointed. By receiving no
Dei'eiit--not having the genuine Medicines of
Richard Lee & Son.
LEES ELIXIR, a sovereign remedy for Colds
obstinate Coughs, CatarrlIs, Asthmas, Sore
Threats and approaching C~onsumptions. Asn-
Sic Fiai OF t.is Medicine, viii prove its eAicaci-
o"s quaiity in restoring a perspiration common
t. healthy people, it disludges and expels the
tough viscid phlegm or mucus, strengthening the
weakened vessels OF the lung thus striking at
the root OF the disorder, the symptoms Of course
are ehecIuaiiy and permanently conquered.
TO Parents ;oho ma haze children afflicted with
The h0aGiaS eoHgh-This discovery . OF the first
magnitude, as il affords immediate relief. checks
We progress, and, in & short time, entirely re-
moves the most cruel disorder to which children
are habie-Thc Elixir is SO perfectly agreeable,
and the dose SD small, that no difficulty arises in
taking it.
LEES worm DEsTRoYING IczENCES.
This Medicine is superior to any ever offered
10 the public, being innocent and mld, certsin
and eiliclcious III ITS operations. Should no
wo,ms exist in the body, it will, without pain or
gtiPin3, cleanse the stomach and bowels % what
ever IS foul or offensive, aud thereby prevent t.e
production OF worms and many it'll disorders.
LEES EssE CT cF usTARD, 80 vel! Epown
toF tue cure of rheumatism, govt, palsy, spralns,
&c. &c
LLL's GaAVD R~EsroRArIve, proved by
long experience, 10 be uneJua,,c! ia tGc ctrr OF
ne vo"s disorders, c~onsumPtions, lowncss ot sp
rjts, inward wetE ess, sc.
LEES ANT BILIOUS FILLS.
Prepared BY hdChatd Lce {, Son, II iLHDro~r.
Persons willing TO purchase this v|ala.Il. tie
Aicinc, are requested TO be- rartieular IN cnqti-
ring for LEES dati BiiioHs Pills. put up in women
boxes having nc outside wrapper, tAY sigma
ture oi Eich'l' Lee and son.
LEES soVErFIGN OINrMENT, foI ;hc Itch.
which IS warr nted an infl,iiblt remedy al one
application.
ASUE AND FRvEn DRopg. for the care OF
dgues, icrnl'tent and intermittent levers.
PERSIAN L0TIoN, celebrated for The cure 81
fingwrirUs. letters, and all e%rupti1ns OF tie skin.
rendering IT soft and smooth.
J,Ec's GENUINE Eve "ArER, an efectua,
retteO, tor at disease, Of tie Eyes.
IoO1H.AcHE doors, which give immediate
re ef
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-21
WAsHINGToN, Jan. 16.

WASHiNGToN, Jan. 16.
1' CHere rs a quotation from the N. York
Gazette, or remarks accompanying the let
ter of George Canning)
We ase even ioor, astonished 1t the prof ratc
fdschopd Il these as,ei tions, oStenSi6iy prrned
by IN i'm =. can, than At the hlrdihoot o.. the
British ,%nlnist"r, whom we had daring the course
ri the iast summer. 'occ-iiuh To detect in the
most oisLnSenuous misrepresentation and iiStoy.
t.Oa Il isctS. The cO'nc,d, nc, of misrcpresen
iation cat only ne accounted tui 6y ,ae asc,ipt;.
Oh OF tn ~lettcr, 80 we'll as the comment Ca the
same To- !ce.ins5.
The talsei,ood # the first allegation will a
bund ntil appear from ! rticrenceto the ducu
meats re oentiy published, from which the f,llow.
my "Ntr~c CT wil s,;fice.
NJ Plum III his note to Mr. Canning, hcar-
nS date the -3t OF August precisely d mont,
, anterior to the date OF AIR. C's extraor L:nar,
letter. SAYS
II had the honor to state to YOU, sir, tia. l.
was The intention of the President, in case 6
britain repealed iier orders, as regarded tle II
States, 10 exercise the power vested in him h,
the act OF The last session IF conrres, entitled
" An act TO authorize the President Of the I'M
Tea Stat,s $, Under Certain conditions, Ia suspend
the operation oi the act laying IN embargo ON al
snip, and Vessels in the ports ald harb1rs of the
u. ). and the several supplementary acts there
10, by s,spending the embargo law and il s,p.
plsnents AZ regards u. Britain.
y" avn authorized to give yen this assurance
III the most formal manner; and ! trust chat I'M.
on impartial enquiry, ii will be found TO leave no
i'ducenient To perseverance, in the British or.
aers, wi.lle 1T creates the most d powerful induce
ments o equity aud policy to abandon them.
Ii Mr.. Pinkney is to be credited, Mr.. Can
ninY has most ogregiously misreprcsen,ed him
on tins POINT. Aud II, on this point, there is e.
qhii reason to infer, that he has equally misre
presented him on the other nay, stronger. For.
III this last instance, however unimportant the
fact IN dispute, let ii be reoollectcd that the oppo.
s'tinn IN this country had taken the ground con
tended Tor by Mr.. (. who in this part, AS in eve
ry other OF the controversy between the two go
Nerrinents, appears most wonderful V to have
90 operated with the American ms,contents.-
Whether the government of the United States
mud a perfect knowledge of the ORDERS Of Nov.
llth, previous To the imposition OF the embar-
go, IS OF no Importance I; butt is certain that
tley were in existence time enough TO have
reached this county before shat event, and tbs
the government, as well us the people, knew of
tleir existence, and enough of their contents to
justly, with Other causes, the embargo.
. the general tenor of Mr.. CaImng's letter,
1T viii b. hut fsir for the reader not to decide
anti! hir.SPIobney>s answer shall appear From
the late d,te of Mr, c. note, it may be presumed
that Mr.. Pinkney's reply had not reached the
u ). when the d~ocumen,s were laid before
Congress. Mar. {nt.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-21

hospitals which Qurstic" nal been seated and
tried urel fot many y>.rs) and the funds FOR
their >urpari should fad, !; was 10 the pawer OF
Congress, ander the general clause OF the con
s%teuiion. to provide temporary funds for their
support.
The question on inserting geo 600 dollars. wa.
taken by yeas and nays, and carried-Yeas SO
MIR. ID, K +WiH,asns moved to add to the
cause making the appropriation TIE following
words " ond thds tks same shall be rcfanded into
the 1rentsry % .he United States out IF saci saqiS
astngr Gccrxe TO the fund for Tie relief If disd-
SEQ SeG,rca." This amendment was modified
in the suyg estion Of Mr.. Quincy, by adding to
tha words" -it ssck tHntes 4ad in such man.
ae- a: may nor Gtfeat ire general oui poses far zpbich
rscA tsri was csta5Hshci' This sInendm,nt, as
N 'd'fied, was agreed to-.
Mr.. .Sfedntar moved to add to the bill the fol
lowing sentence, which he conceived would
make the bill conform tn The Secretary of the
Tifasury's letter on the subject: AMI shait be
espenael therein IN preparation TO tie d4aouat col
ieeteI an each (port) on dcsouat ef tdejm d for tire
Te!ief Of sick and disabled Sea7nel aurine the rear
1907. This WA. obiectedto by Messrs Macon,
.. II. Wiiiants and NeScton. who declared tnst
i we:,d :ei-=. -. ..is;<c. of lie biili s;:si il =
dupted would compel many &c vote against the
bill. Mr.. Stedman, DESTROYS that the bill should
pass, withdrew his amendment.
And on The question "Shsl the bill be en-.
crossed for third reading !" there were
Eh afo " ~ II
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x+*Erom an 1dyersiaeu,snt !, ns F,.

an ddversiScmenf IN tie En-
gt1Ter. fh~ Subscriber .e.p think Il IL d.
TO inform Tbs h7tbAc, mar he is inp,edinteiy
ma an obligation 10 retnrn 10 P~rovifeace,
Fhode Island, zOhere n elfecta 10 be abeut
3 months. lie e,rhect& TO return 10 his
hIace ABOUT The Isl IF Ifay. hrctared 4mtA
me tools and engines, ho execute am thIara-
Sreea6le 10 his advertisement. .Any terSoa,
IN ms absence, g~cansing any Information on,
ne $u6Jcctef his tur&ui,, -UiR tieaSe ad-
dress him al the h!ace If his Gesiinu.
RICHHRU HARRIS.
.JyDHoru 81
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-21
SENATE.
MosDAY. Jan. is. 100

II bill makiHgf"rth or fropision [or thr co-fs
q ehginecr8.
BE Il endcted by tie Senate and Houac of
Refrfrniaff5tS # he Dni'ea Sfafcs oFI.
HcfirG IN CUgrcSs Hsscmbi,G, That so
much OF he 2 th section Of he act, entitled
" an act h%irg INC mItary peace establish
mcst OF Tie United States as provides thai
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-21
LTE'S corn PLAISTEP
DANA SIX LJP SAL w.

R~EsToRArGvE POWDER, for the teeth and
gums.
The ANopYNE ELIXIR, for the cure of every
kind OF head ache.
iNptAS VEGETABLE SPEc1FGc. a certain
ard never failing cure for Neuereal complaints.
N. y Each and every medicine above enume.
rated, ''aye directions describing their mode o.,
use in tbe most perfect manner
- hfrw nevV Publications just received.
January IL oaw4w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-21

IN pursusrce ofs dcereen mr. hsuc erv. made
l. by the Court oftbc U Sts,cs for the 5.h cir
cult. in the district ct Virri.ia at the November
term, III the year 1903, we shall expose to Public
Auction, at the time and place herein after men,
toned Two TRACTS in the county of Coo CHI
land, on the Beaver Dam Creek, containing nine
hundred acres and the other called Little Is
land, containing 10 acres, at Goochland court
house on the court day thereof, on the Sd Mon
day IN April. The dover of the widow VIM.
ROaald, WI h. first deducted, and the conditions
ON whicl, the SAID land are directed under the
said decree, will appear therein and viii DC c ~
;nun!catcd on the day of sale. Tue t.rp,s f
payment will be us follows one fourth Of the
purchase money TO be paid in cash, aud the re-
manning t';ree ~'purt!is in three equal instruments
or six, Twelve and eighteen months credit. In
all other respects the aforesaid decree will be
pursued.
WM. BFRKELEY,)
JOSIAH ELLIS, |'""'S'"H-
NN. MANN, @S
January 81. r1aw2m1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-21
"a. c. D'LAViGNE

IT A1R-CUTTER, (from PARISH near the
- bei-Iavern, and opposite Mr.. Plcasau.s'.
renting Once has the honor TO inform the La.
dies of RictInond, tina; he dresses thcir Hair nj.
tsruie Greek, Fora, Virginia and ~arisi ian fash.
IONS He inteTmixes the hair, Grape, cause, flow
ers, pearls and diamonds lie also makes l.ai,
nets, bandoes, plats, irizeis and wigs. lie has
an assortment ofhair of eyery color. He also IN
forms the gentlemen that he cuts the hair Aiati-
tus AMI Alabrutus, and trims in Tie most modern
I"S'i"" January 81 LII
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-21

VIII was The Tias,orcrs I~nceDhiary, WY at
the Nfsrthant's .CeGes HoaSc in t.is city,
did, tins day. post up II paper OH which was
written the following words. 20 wit:
:" The Potomac The boundary, The Negro
States 6y themselves"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-21
THE ENQUIRER.
RTCH9oND, J4AUARY p, 1909.

We recommend ALGERNoN SIDNEY, 10
the attention of our readers
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-21

Judge Rrsh, Of Philadelphia, having been
accused ofgood hehav' = IN the case oF me
BHvrongh8, who was punished contrary to
the verdict O. the jury. the Legislature Of
PENNSYLVANIA have resolved to enquire into
il, having appointed IA committee with pow
er to send for persons aud papers
Tar ard .fcaNcrs would he roe nuid for
TIE an hor cf the foil wing infamous para
Graph Prom ;hc Democratic Press of Sl-
turday last
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
VIII be paid by the Editor Of this paper
to any person or persons who will prove
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-21
Jgnna1'y 81.

ORCHARD & ADAMS, At their Bo0y-
l. STORE, opposite the Post-O flee, Rich
mond, Offer Cor sic LEES Gsruire. Patent and
FAMILY MEDfCINeE
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-05-30
THURSDAY, May IS.

We have only room to state that on this
day the committee of Commerce and Manu-
features reported bill to permit vessels
OF those nations with whom intercourse IS
permitted, as Sweden and Portugal, to
clear out with cargoes OF foreign or domes-
tic growth or manufacture. The bill was
twice read, and referred to Committee
of the whole house Tomorrow.
The following resolution, offered by Mr.
Livermore, was referred To the Committee
OF Commerce and Manufactures, with leave
to report by bill or Otherwise:
Resolved, That it is cxped ent, that the
operation Of SO much of the act ~ inlerdIct
commercial Intercourse between the Uni
ted States and G.. Britain and France and
their dependencies as prohibits the impOr
tation of goods from Great Britain and her
dependencies be suspended until the ION
day Of June next.
Mr.. RANDOLPH, after some prefJtory
observations, offered the following resolutl-
on, winch, a'ter a debate Of four hours, was
adopted without division, the words n
ifahe having been inserted on motion of MIR
Trout.
Resolved, That committee be appoint
ed to enquire whether any and what prose-
cutions have been Instituted before the
courts Of the United States, and by whom,
for libels at common law, and 10 report
such provisions as, IN their opinion, may be
necessary for securing the freedom OF speech
and OF the press.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-05-30

we'd that that committee should be dischar.
ged from the consideration of so much of
the message as relates TO the military e,.
tabhsi.ment, and Ina, separate Committee
be appointed on TINS part. Carried.
MIR. Randolph moved that the Committee
OF the whole house should he discharged
from the consideration of the resolution he
offered the other day, relative to disband.
ing the army, &c and that it be referred
TO the committee on the military establish
nent OF the United States. Carried.
MIR. randolph preiaced the following re-
solution with number of observa ions. A
debate of several hours easued IN il. i.
which Messrs. Findley, Randolph, Dana.
w. Aston, Bacon, J. G.. Jackson, and Ho.
land participated. The discussion between
MIR. Randolph and Mr. Jackson, particu.
larry, embraced the late change i'm our re-
latlons with Great Britain, and Two or three
OF the most conspicuous measures Of the
latter part OF Mr. Jefferson's admuistrati.
on>
Resolved, That the promptitude and
frankness with which the president of the
United States, has met the overtures of G.
Britain, towards the restoration of harmo.
ny, and free commercial intercourse wi.h
the United States, receive the APPRECIATION
of The house.
Mr.. Bacon moved to amend the resoluti<
on, by adding, IN substance, that the said
adjustment also furnished additional evil
dence OF the spirit of Accommodation w
which the government had hitherto been
animated.
Mr.. ]. G. Jackson moved, that the con-
sideration of the resolution be postponed in
definitely.
This motion was still under confederation,
when the house adjourned till Tomorrow.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-05-30

ding ccmu,i,tee.. II was clear. frcm ,hs
message .hich had bean just read, tina,
u would be "cces ay TO appo.p commit
e.s of Ways and Mems aud Of Conn.,
mric- and Manufactures. He believed
that the good of the nation required that
Coagrcs, should MT make a hing session |;
Tor they w.rc not possessed Ut sutiicien,
information 10 act on several inportan,
lues. ions. M one however, would say
,ha, each onr OF these commiti ee. might
not be wan.ed for The dispatch OF busi.
ness.
Mr. Lyon was for going on with the bu-
siness now. A. thu, season of the year
he said myre business could be done in one
month, than could be done IN ,hree months
m the wIoter when the days were SD short,
aud gentlemen Instead Of Attending 10 bu.
slness, were warming themselves at the
FIRE.
MIR Alsion's motion for appointing
the committees, was Carried without di
vision. =
On motion of Mr. Stedman, The usua,
rule was adopted for furnishing members
with newspapers.
And the Ii use adjourned.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-05-30

Of Ctaims--A.essrs. Johnson, Seaver,
5at!er, Pitkin, Il. Brown, Jones and STAN
ley.
of Commerce and Mlnu)actures.-
Mcssrs. Newton, Dana, Marion, Cuts,
Mumford, John Porter and M'K,m.
Of Ways and Means.=.Messrs. Eppes,
w. Aston, rallmadge, Montgomery, Ba-
con. Re -, (Penn,) and Haven.
On Pablo Lands. -Messrs. Morrow
Goodwynn, Bbb, E,y, Boyd, Howard and
Sa'-Tons.
Of Refusal and unfinished Business. ~
Me>srs, Southard, r Jackson and Shaw.
Of .decounfs -sMessrs. n. Il. Moore,
Stedm ana Minor.
For tie Distriet If Columbia asMessrs.
Love, Holland, Van Horn, l.. j. Aston,
Newnnl., s. saith and GARDENER.
On Posi- OFFICES iS' Posi- Roads -=aMessrs.
khea, (renn.) Helms, John Thompson,
Desha. Stafford, Kenan, Calhoun, Snelt,
Morrow, Davenport, Chittenden, Goldsbo-
rough, Whiiehiii. Potter, John Smith, Up
ham, Wis N, On. H. and Bard.