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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-23


V1fNNA, Dec 20.
Or court gazette contains the fol-
lowing article !:
CoNSTANTINopLE, Nov. l5.
On the 1st of Nov. the, thunder o.!
cannon from Tophana announced to u
avictorv gained on the 22d Of October,
nor far from Silistria, over the Russi
an army besiegirg that fortress. The
has,le, according to the advices from
the Grind Vizier, lasted from early
ia the morning Till night, and the Rus
SLAMS, who made til. ir attack along the
Nvt Ole Ii e Of the Turkish army, more
han 10 COO men both armies fought
principally with the sword, and the
fortune Of the day was decided by the
coming up of Mucatar Pacha, in the
critical moment, with his Albanian
cavalry.
: The Russians, after the battle, re-
tired to their en,renched camp before
Siiis,ria. Two DAYS before the gar
risen had made sally, and killed a.
bout 1oCo.
w t'ic oai vi 1N'S. ehe VI ~ -
ceiVed from the Grand Vizier more
circumstantial account of general ac-
ton which took place between the two
armies, in which the Russians suffered
defeat, and were obliged entirely TO
evacuate the right bank of the Dam
uhe; that is TO say, with their infan-
ny, which passed that river at Wirso-
W, Bile the cavalry which covered
The retreat had no other way as the
Turks had broken down the bridge,
hut the road TO Babadaz, and to pass
the Danube near Watschim. This
cavsiry was, however closely pursued
by the Turks, who, at the time the
despatcbes OF the Grand Vizier came
away, had taken many prisoners"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-23
GEORGE WATT.

II as just received ar,i oFsr, for ssle Sicily,
Madeira ssl Sh-rry Wine, by the hhds aud
a. eask; Green Coffee Orleans Sugar by the
hid Gsrmln PistilIss Simplex b. the psice or
case hsifpoin, glass runblers, in cases of 1000
each--aud New York Soap and Candies
on HAND,=s Hadsira Wine-Ofleans snd
Moscoyado SusW--Green Coffee Wolssses--
Prin1s Pork liverpool aad stone W are
Soaoaong, Hys11 Skin aid G11powdsr Tea
Spanish Ssgtrs-- RAiSins -Ainoods- -Eutmegt
s=Vindov Class Mems AID Women's Shoes
= which he val 4ispose of ~ whoicsaie on rea.
soDable terms.
Richmond, e0,h July 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-23
DOMESTIC.
SALEM March 10.

II can be proved unequivocally that the
letter Of Mr. Madison to Gen, Stark mad no
connection with any political purpose what
ever. That it was given at the sol;citati.
on of a friend, and with the great caution
which could be employed. The General,
of his own free Will made such use of it as
he thought his attachment 20 his country
required, and in this can have offended 20
friend to his Country.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-23
Ianuary.ls.

We understand. hat though no direet
iavces respecting The lale unhappy DIS
sibances in he Madras army, have yet
reached England from that Presidency,
there are in addition to he dispatches
fom Gen. Ma. land. at Ctylon, advices
!row Prince Of Wales Island, which
state, tha, letters frcm Madrs:, of the
ca,e of the I'd of August, mention the
principal facts in lenus Ct great alarm,
ard add unless good understanding
should be speedily restored, The ruin OF
Bdtish India would be the consequence.
l. is reported, tha, some French frigales
had arrived in India, and that the mutt
rous native regiments had joined the Nj.
Fam en- hearing that the Kings troops
weie advancing against them We give
,his report as we have received il. We
hepe and believe it untrue.
Packets
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-23

as i.a,f muske' sr5t ae To Ca.o!ise
,ench fr;ga:r. 5sf tve Est fn,liames,
and Frerc.. brig Of was. and oFensd 50
heavy FIRE or them from his Epgii.h
bull dogs, THAR intso rriru s4(the tsdops
at the same tire charging thrcugh the
town),hc vicIe struck heir co,ors.-- Both
army aud navy Joined in this brilliant en-
,crprize, declaring that they lad never
seen or though. it possible for shin 10
keep M so tremendous iye rs the Sri.
US exh b;ed ca iha, occasion; and We
understand, il was, principally owing to
The very great ex-r,ions Of Capt. Ppm,
his officers and crew that The two India
men were saved from being burnt; or
that any ofihe ores and goods from the
shore, were TAKEN OF and put ON board
the Streatham
The following are the ships and vessels
taken:
Guns. Tons
CaroIine.- Frerch fIiga'e, a
bout Two wears cid, IS 1000
Grapp'er. French brig cop
pered, IL $50
S!reatiam, Hen. East India
S'ini any supp ~ -"
Europa, do. do. so sic
la Fanny, do. do so $40
Three Friends, do. SO
Gipsey, brig, 100
Notwithstanding the burning OF the
storehousss, in which the greater part OF
the csrgoes of the captured British ships
were laid Up. this Island is likely to
prove a most valuable prize to The land
and sea forces 10 which it surrendered.
1t is said, that letters received at The Ad.
mi:aIy, from Admiral BERTHE, Comman-
der in chief of His Majesty's ships add
vessels on the Cape station, announce the
arrival of treasure az lha, place from Isle
Bourbon, 10 the amount OF three millions
aud a half OF dollars, supposed TO have
been realised altogether by the sale of
British captured ships and properly, TO
the Americans who tre9uented the Island
and he Isle OF I ance, for the purpose Of
making pu, chases.-Judging from this
taGt, the csptute OF the sic of France may
be locked forward 10 as perfect mine OF
wealth.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-23
Mn. LFIB's REsOLUTIONs.

Mr. LIB remarked that he had submit
ted the resolutions upon the table Of the
Senate, under a conviction, that the bonor
and Interests Of the nation required such p
course Of mea<ures.--He believed that it
was time to have done With triilng with a
war Of words, and with what had been
termed gascouads that the cup OF expe-
d,ents had been Grained 10 the last dTegs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-23
March 10.

The Senate have adhered II to IS to
their amendments to Mr. Macon's bill OIL
taking up the report of the conferees upon
that SUBJECT.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-23
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
March sth. 1910.

DIR, sf,.rt.. ..l.i.
have had the honor to receive your
letter os the Goth ult. requesting /" a state
ment OF the whole number OF persons born
in foreign countries, and legally admitted
citizens of the United States, bv uaturali-
cation, and returned a. such to the depart
ment OF state, according to The lists trans.
mitted by the collectors of the customs, in
pursuance OF the law relative to tue relief
and protection of American seamen"
In reply TO this Letter, beg leave 20 re-.
fer to the report made by the Secretary
of State to the House of Representatives
on the I'd of February, 1909, in which it
will be seen, that the whole number of ma.
turalized citizens then returned to this de-
p irtment, as registered seamen, was 449 !,
and to add, that it appears from the re-.
turns for the year 1909, that 123 aaturali.
zed citizens were, during that year, regis.
tered IS American seamen, aud SO return
ed to this department..
have the honor to be, very respectfully,
your obsdient servant,
r. SMITH.
The Honorable Thomas Newton, ESQ.
Chairman of the Com nittee OF Gu a..
merce and Manufacturers.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-23

s Gas't1s hdolp,us, the late Kine
IL sweaen, is to take up his residence
Al Switzerland near Morat, whsEe 81
estate has been. purchased for him.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-23
.Negroes for Sale

IN addition to the Negroes advertised for
= sale by Wn. Daniel jr. and II ward
Booker, trusie 8 for Messrs. Dsane's Gre.
dttors, the SUB ,crioer will oasr for sale,
AZ next Cumberland NJ arch Codrt, twsa.y-
six negroes for cssh.
GEORGE PERKINS.
FEB. 20 " 6gp.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-23
CONGRESS.
IN SENATE.
March u.

March II.
The bill to prevent the iss1ing of sea-let.
ters, except 10 ceTlsin vessels, was read a
third time as amended, and passed,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-23

tsksa m s:rlkiss rat. hy Y.,as -$rN r. -.
and lost Ny~s 81 Noes 81. s'ns a. :
mendns>nt, therefore, falls To the grerni.
Mr. Aston moved to insert--provitied
that il shalt appear 10 The. accoai,iirg Of
ficers ofthe treasury, thai Alexander il am..
ilton ever was entitled to hale pay or con-
muta tioa.
The question was taken on this motion
by Yeas and Nays andlOst-Ayes IS Noes
Sc.
Adjourned.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-23
March i7-fo.

The House recommitted their resolutio,
to adjourn on the Cd April to committee
to report the necessary business to be- trans
acted before adjournment takes place.
The oiil for the relief OF Amey Dardin
was passed by a VOC of 80 TO "a.
Mrs H ,niIton's claim was also sancti.
oned 90 To SIS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-23

Letter from the Secretary of State to the
. Chairman OF the Committee of Commerce.
and Manufactures, on the subject OF Fo.
reigners naturalizei as Citizens of the
United States. aud whohaye been regis.
tered as American Seamsn.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-07

morning, as thousands who have use" u outing
the last ten wears can testify. nc peculiar eA'
cellrncies Of thus infallible remedy Tor the tch'
over every ether, arc the certainty OF the cure
by single application the ingredients beng SO
innocent as to be applied with perfect safety 10
the tenderest infant; and lis being not only iIee
from any offensive smell but equally agreeable
with tie pleasantest pomauu'.
DR., Ea,aiho,i's Grand Restorative,
Which the inventor confidently recommends
as an invaluable medicine for the speedy relief,
and nermarent cure of various complaints which
result from dissipacd pleasures, Juvenile indis-
cre,iops. residence in climates unfat orable to the
constitution, the immoferaw use of tea, frequent
ntoxication, or any destructive iptemperance,
the unskillul or excessive use Of mercury. the
diseases peculiar TO e males at certain period OF
life, bad lyings in, SC.
Ham!ltoA's H6rns L9=enges.
The most celebrated remedy for curing dis
orders arising from worms.
Iahn'S true aRa genuine
GERMAN CORN PLASTER.
An infllib!e remedy for Corns speedily re-
moving them root and branch without giving
pain.
GENUINE PERSIAN LOTION,
THE RESTORATIVE POWDER,
Far tie Teeth and Gums.
HAHN'S GENUINE EYE WATER,
A sovereign remedy for al diseases Of the eyes.
HAMILTON'S
ESSENCE g EXTRACT or MUS7.fRD-
For Rheumatism, Gout, Palsy, Swelling, M,
moncss, &c.
TOOTH-ACHF DROPS,
The only remedy yet tiscovered, which gives
immediate and lasting relief in the most severe
instances.
i-T" Please 10 tale aohicc Mdt zach qf fhae gr0-
ume Mrdtcines has On The outside 79rather Mt
signature Of
HANNAH LEE,
Widow Of the late pronrc"r
January IS, 809.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-07
i1r..uine Lees Elixir
January IS, 1902.

Eoveregn remedy for Colds, obItinate Coughs,
Ca'arrh', Asthmas, Sore Threats, and ap-
preaching Coniumptions
A ii gle ial of this med cine will prove its
ssfcacicns qually in reltoting peripiia'ion
.omnon to healthy people, /. diilodges and ex-
,els the tough v;icc phlegu o. mucus, itrength-
,ning the weakened veAe!s Of the lungs, thus
.triking at she loot Of the d!iol Ter; the iymp-
toms OF cou,le ere cfe6tually at1 rcrmanentlv
conquered. The great number OF cures p'4t9r-
med by thi. elegant and uieiul pepa. AXIOM, is
Tutticient to convince ttoic that labour un-
der colds, coughs, Slc. of hsing Immediately
relieved. For the infornatior OF thcie perfons,
if any there be, thar have mol heard Of the bal
amic qualities Of LEES ELIXIR, we give the
names of the following perlons, who are well
known to our citizens in general IS perfons of
integrity and strict vcracity. From the follow
ing certificates it will plainly appear, THAT a
three years eoniumption, common cold, or
cough, are all with cafe removed by LEES
ELIXIR.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-07
ITCH CURED

BY once using Lees Sovereign Ointment
The proprietor informs those persons and fami-
lies who are suffering under this disease against
the infection OF which no person is s,ee) that ii
this ointment is used at night on going to bed it
neycr fills to pcrictm cure by the following
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-07
CONDITIONS.

I. THE DELAWARE GAZETTE shal be rnoliShea
every Wednesday and Saturday, on large io'''
sheet.
II. The price shall be FouR DOLLARS PER ahnu''''
exclusive of postage, payable 6a5fe:r.1 ~ eaV1nce
III. No subscription will be received Tor S''f''
period than one year.
w Subscribers shall have the right OF dis@of'iAu"S
their subscription at the end of year from the
time Of ,heir subscribing, by PAYING what may 's
due. and giving notice of their intention
v Advertisements. not exceeding sixteen lines wiz
I've inserted four times for dollar. and for ever
subsequent insertion twenty cents-.onger o"eS '''
the same proportion; bat rcasona''s "lsoos,''
vii! be made in favor Of those WHO advertise " 'i'
ycar lf-ycar or quarter.
VI All articles of personal or private nature "
be charged as advertisements, and must &c -"
for before insertion.
VII Advertisements, notices, &c. ol AL rehS'''
and charitable institutions, Within tAc state o. =
laware, shall be consricuousty inserted @-aos'
az The postage must be paid On ;s'' letters "''
communications addressed to the Eti;or, through
medium of tive Post.OiEcc they Will rot 's v
fceiua4
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-07
To Parents who may have Children aiHlted
with the
Whooplng Couch

" HUOPIIE N.UUpH,
This dicovery is of the frlt magnitude, as it
affords immediate relief, checks the progreis
and in ihort time enthely removes the most
cruel diiorder TO which childrcn are liable
the Elixir is 70 perfetl y agreeable and the dofe
70 iinall that no difficulty ariies in al.ing it.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-07
FOR SALE.
AT M. r. Lockerman's Book Store,

SEWARD'S life Of Darwin, price 90
Gibbons history of the Roman Empire, 90 90
r.. Pierre, Works, 9 90
Smoets History of England, i3 W
The Comnlete General Atlas, 10 90
Geographical Compilation, so
Guthre's Geographical Grammar, so
The Ladies Vocal Companion, %
Don Quixot in vols. with plates, %
Sterne's works, vols. GO
Pope's works, 6 vols. with plates, so
The Federalist, 9 vols. elegant. 90
The works of Fisher Ames, 50
Carr's Northern Summer, 90
Stranger in Ireland, 90
Stranger in France 90
The Duke Of York, rersas Mrs. Clark, -
The Lovers of Lavender, novel translat-
ei from the French, 90
The Monk, in vols. %
Emeline, in vols. w
Thornton Abbey, vols. 90
Don Raphael, 20
Jane Talbot, IS
Nocturnal Visit, . vols. so
P'rioic Sketches by Miss Owenson, 90
Hermsprong, vols 90
Monalbert, vols. 90
Vicar of Wakefield, 90
The Armenian, 9 vols. oo
Roderick Random, w
Humphrey Clinker, 90
Joseph Andrews, 50
Peresrne Pickle, 8 vols. 90
Count Fathom, 90
Romance of the Forest, 25
John DE Lancaster, 90
Plays, in bound volumes or in numbers
Common and Poclset Almanaes for 1910.
January IS. tt
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-07
NesSrs. R. Lee g. Son,

The fuperior qualities of your Medicine
called LEES ELIXIR, induces me to give you
this certificate for publication, to point 10 my
iuferng fellow mortals the road to health, the
most valuable of all earthly poAellions. For
upwards of three yelrs have been afflicted
with fevere cough, tightnefs of the breast,
lowneis of fpirits, and gradual wasting c : the
neih, having tried different medicines recon-
mended for flch cafes without receiving an
real benefit; fortunately one of your advertile-
ments was given TO me and Immediately ap
piled to MIR. Vance, I78 Market. ftreet, for
lome of your ELIXIR which has contrary to
the expectations of my friends, restored me 10
my former good state Of health ANY informa-
ton will be given by me.
George iarwcod,
Market stree, Baltimore
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-07
Tor Sale.

TiIE term of servitnde ofa NEGRO GIRL.
She y e years Of age, and to serve ill 90.
InqGre Of Peter Pauson, or Jacob Robinson,
near Newport.
March -, 1870. St
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-07

N,Ss,S. Z. lie \ ioD,
was attacked with vioIcn; co'l, 4,
we're cough and pains in Il breast, which CON.
tinued to grow worie; during which time nav
appetite failed and my voice altered 70 much.
that it was with the utmost exertion | Could
pronounce Jingle ien,ence louder than nv
breath. Some of my friends having obierved to
me, that much good had been done by LEES
Elixir-adviled me to procure a bottle from
Mehrs. Warner & Hanna which accordncly
did-and to til ole perions, unacquainted with
the merits of this medicine. it will appear aston.
ifhing that three dofes liould reno, the pains
in my breast, and the ufc of the bottle restored
ne 10 perfett health.
]. A Smith,
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-07
HAMILTON'S ELlXlR,

ind as assortment # the .t5(lowjog genuine md
cfie6rated Medicines hare just been received
fran the trohnetos Medicine Store, Ncrv
York, 0hd are for safe at PEgER BRrNBERc' S
Bookstore, ItIlmiagtou.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-07
Mesres. z. Lee s. Son.
Market stree:, Baltimore

Mesrrs. r. Lee & Son,
fos are at liberty to publif, for sie good
of Others, the benefit ! have received from your
excellent preparation, called =" Lees Elixir )"
Being afflicted with violent paint in the breast,
lois Of appetite and debility of the whole fyf-
TEN, which rendered me unahle to attend 70 6u
iineis, being adyiied to try your Elixir, pro.
cured two bottles of Menrs. Warner & Hanna
which has entirely removed the complaint, and
restored me to perfect stare Of health. From
the good eff Cts of your Elixir Was led to
supPole your other medieipas were equally eff
licac'ous which induced ME to give your Worm
l.ozsnges to my children, and with p,ealure |
inform you, they had the deGred effef. ANY
! other information Nhall give on application ro
me at my honte sly's street, Baltimore.
John Keller.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-07

FOR SALE,
At the Book store OF NJ. r. Lockerman, Will
n,ington, Del.
4 SUMMARY VIEW,
EVIDENCE AND PRACTICAL IllPOR.
T4NCE
OF THE
CHRISTIAN REVELATION
In series of disconrses addressed TO vOnng par
sons,
BY THOMAS BELSHAM,
Minister ofthe UuHarian Chahei, il E@er street
Tnis volume is divided into six dlscourses, viz.
LIST. Preliminary observations, The question sta
red Philosophical arguments for the christian
revelation.
"a. Direct historical evidence Of the chriiians
revolution.
3d. Prophetic anI internal evidence Of the
Christian revelation.
4. Evidences Of the Christian revelation from
the testimony Of the Jewish scriptures.
The practical value OF the christian rsyea-
tion.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-07
Edward Higgins,
Market fpacs

South street, Baltimore, adniinittrrcd Lees
Lozeng~s, osreeac lie to tie directions, to his
child OF Ia mont old-the first Of which ex~
PEELED y orm mealuring 20 inches long G:
near half an inch thick, the secand dofe ex-
pelled another 10 inches 10 z & the fame thick
n.ii, and quantity Of lmail worms inix'd With
slime, &c. ihe Child enjoys good Na,e Of
health.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-07

Thouflnds of our fellow citizens have re-
ceiyed benefits from the above Medicines when
reduced TO the lait Rage Of difcafe, and many
families of tine frf reipectabilty have given
public tehmony Of the aaoniihiug cures per-
formed with the above pre-, ,arations The pro-
pretors ae well ailnred that Jingle trial of
any article here enumerated, will convince the
mof preladiced petlon in its utility.
TO detect counterfeits, obierve than none
can be genuine without the iignature Of
Michael Lee, s Co.
Late Richard Lee x Son.)
N.B,-Each and every medicine above emu
murated, have drettons deicri5ing their modi
OF ule in the moit perfect manner.
Sold at
the boollorc Of Mathew Il. Lockerman next
above the Bank Of Delaware, Marke. ltrest,
Wilmington.
December 9, 1859. ly
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-07
lanes Gardner,


= ESPICTFuLLYinforms his friends
ASaud the public that ne has removed
his store to the east side of Market-street,
one door above Spsckman & Grubbs, (near-
iy opposite the post-oilice) where he has
opened large assortment of elegant Dry
G9oas among which are,
Blue, black, biowa ,drab, Marseles cuttings
cofbean, bottle g!een, fustiaas and leans
grey, and dark mixed Lutte strings
supc'inc cloths oinshaw and Mantau
Carssmcres silks
Bennet's patent cord silk york tan gloves
Coatings ana fitnncls Eandanna and Madras
Forest cloths handkerchiefs
Velvcls and constitution Cammels hair shawls
cords Checkerel and striped
8evereens linens
10 and "a Irieh linens D2nask shawls
blue yellow nankcens Russia & towaslinens
Wide and rarrow cotton liattnets &bombazetts
cas''ineres Red < green booking
Chintzes and calljcocs baise
Cambticl; and common Brown hollands
dmtics SusDenders
Calimancoes In rellas & parasols
Durant and Jones' spin Black satias and flo.
ming rentines
Cotton and @oEsted ho- Scissors & pen-knives
serv Silk hose
Selored, ,chambray, cam Gilt & plated buttons
brick, jackanet null Oil cloths
null, India, British, Trunks
book, k,gurrAh, ,balta, * Morocco& kid shoes
leno Musiins &c. &c.
N. B. Country Store Keepers supplied en- tn
lowest terms for casn or the usual credit.
James Gardner
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-07

which e.iettnally difpel all kinds of worms from
perions Of every age.
I he following IS not a (insnar in(tance of
the effects Of worm in adults.
MessrS. K. Ire and San,
For long time was afflicted with fa;ntino
fits efiping III the bowels, pains in the ltomach
and a wasting Of the heih-the advice or an
eminent ply liciau proved uieleh,-nothipe now
appeared but the melancholy rrolpett of death;
when happily my husband recoectsd the ,nanv
cures said to have been performed by Lee's 10.
zeHgcs, box was procured from Messis War
ner and Hanna, which has entirely removed c.
veiy iympton ot the Complaint.
Having expe fenced 70 much benefit my ielf,E
think it my duty to recommend them to all my
ac9uaintance-ie -ieveral boxes have been sent bv
me to my fathers family in Bethlehem to be
dilt'ibutcd among my f'ends who might be af-
aicted with worms. Any other information
will be given BY applying to
T.. Ca,harinc Walker.