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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-24
Bilious and Malignant
FEVERS.


. THE proprietor OF !" Hahn's Anti Bill.
GUS Pills." has every possible reason THAI
can result from extensive experience, for
believing. that a dose of these Pills, taken
once every two weeks during the ipreya.
lence of our Bilious Fsvers, will prove an
infallibie prevsntative-an aud further, in the
early stages of those diseases, their use
viii succeed in restoring health. and
frequently in cases esteemed desperate,
anu beyond the power of common rene.
dies 5f. "a f5e,., nF.-.1tt
The operation of these pills is perfectly
mild, SO as to tie used by persons in every
situation, and of every age.
They are eScelientiy adapted to carry
Oft superhuous bile and prevent its morbid
secretions--to restore and amend the APP
pctise--to produce a free prrspiratiun aud
thereby prevent colds which are often g
fatal consequences. A dose never fails to
.emcve cold If taken on its first appear
ancc-.they are celebrated for removing has
.bi,ual .costiveness---sickbess at the stem-
Ach and severe headache. ought to-
be taken by all persons on change Of
Climate.
They have been found remarkably eEi.s
cacious in preventing and curing disorders
attendant on long voyages, and shsuld be
procured and carefully preserved for use
by tvery seaman.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-24

CouBusy hstnmas core ibroatss aud aps
preaching Consumptiohs.
To parents who have children seiaed with
he HooPiog Cough, this discovery is of the irss
ma glittide. it affords immediate relief, chyckt
the prcg'ess. and in short tine entirely fes
moves the most cruel disorder to which children
are liable. The Elixir is so perfectly agreeable.
and rhs dose SO small, that no difhcuity arites in
~ The Medicines prepared by III.
LEE, have been in the highest estimation
throughout the United States for upwards
Of ten years, many Of these are sold for
less tran the drugs Of which they are COM
pounded could be purchased IN a retail
Store.
Purchasers are requested to remember
that On engraved labtl with the signature
Of Hannah Lee widow Of the Iae Richard
Lee Junr. Ito Counterfeit which is feleny)
IS Affixed to each ofthe genuine medicines.
" Sold, HLoleSaie and Retail, at The .HrgRs
Office, Richmond.
In Chancery-ElpUanna County Court, .4a.
gust 10th, 1871.
Abraham Shepherd, Pitt
AGAtxsr
Joseph Parrisl, aud Ephraim knight, Defts.
THE defendant Parrish not having cntc rcd lis.Ae -
pearancc and giyeu security according to ia act of
assembly aud The rules of this court and iXppeasA
ing % the satisfaction Of the tourt thst hc not -
inhai0ta1t of this commonwealth, on the Hoiio15
the plaintiff by lis counsel, u is d-crccd aHl orik
Ell, that tbcsaid defendant Parrish, do al ear li,s
on the hrstday OF November court nexf, kcr the
paintfts bill, aud give security Soc perfgrrhg tho
ntrc decree Of tbs court and that tie defendant
might DO not pay, convey away Orsccrcte auy debts
py iiim owing to- effects his hands o. s.id de-
cn,ant Parrish, until the further order Of court.
d q i further ordered, that copy Of this order &c
orthwith inserted in some newspaper published in
he city Of Richmond and continued fOr two months
aeccssiYely, aud postei Il the front door Of the
our i,ouse Of this county.
a Copy--1oste,
Join TINIBERLAKE, Jr u. c. r. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-24
The Genuine Persion Lotion.
HamiIton,s Elixir,

n sovereign remedy for Colds obstinate
Coughs, As;hmas Sore Throats, aud APP,
preaching Consumptions.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-24

VNdE citizens of Richmond and its vicinity
II arerespectfully informed that "The Rich
mond Hill Academy win be opened again ON
the I'd day of September, under the superin-
tendance of the Rev. Jesse Turner, a Young
gentleman of amiable disposition, of appro-
we'd character, and liberal education. a Mrs.
Gooseley, who now resides at the A<4acmy,
viii take charge of the female ;,epaf tment,
and instruct young ladies in reading, Writing
and needle-work. She will also take a few
to board on very reasonable terms Some
ene OF the tutors will attend at stated hours,
to teach Arithmetic. The Academy is now
completely furnished with able and respecta-
bic teachers, and it is believed that Parents
and. Guardians would FIND their interest in
giving 1t encouragmert and support
: BY order of the Board
JOHN d. BLAIR, President.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-24

Alta Meeting of the Members of tIeSfand-
ing Committee of the Mutual Assurance So
ciety against Fire on Buildings of the State
of Virginia, held at the General Office in the
City Of Richmond, this LIST day of Oct, 1911.
+" RESOLVED, That the principal Agent be <
acis.hereby requested topnblish in the Engla-
rer, Virgiuia Patriot, and Argus (three news
papers printed in che City of Richmond,) ac-
cording to the second section of the first ar
ticlc OF the Constitution, Rules and Regulati-
ons Of the Society, that a General Meeting
viii be held according to the said Constitute
on and Rules, on the second Monday in No
vember ncxt''
Copy from the Journal of the standing
Committee.
LEWIS NJ. RIVALAIN, c. S. c.
In Conformity to the above Resolution, /
hereby give NOTICE, that the annual
Meeting the Society aforesaid, WILDE held
in the Capitol, at the City of Richmond, on
the second Monday in November next.
SAMUEL GREENHOW,
Principal Agent Mutual Assurance Society
General Office of Assurance, !
Richmond, lst Oct 1911. 5 (wtm)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-24
HamiIton's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Among the symptoms attending worms,
are disagrceabie breath, especially in the
morning---bad and corrupted gums. Itch.
ing in the nose and about the seat, convuI..
s'ons and epilcPtic Ats and sometimes pri.
walton of speech..-Irregular appetite,
sometimes lcathing food and sometimes vo-
racious5 purging, with Shiny and foetid
Stools, vomiting, large and hard belly,
pains apd sickness atthe stomach, pains in
the head and thihs, with lowness of sp,rIts.
SLOW lever, with small aud irregular pulse,
dry cough, lexcessive thirs:, sometimes
pale and unhealthy couGtenance, aud som e.
times The face bloated and flushed.
Persons afflicted With any of the above
symptoms, should have immediate recourse
to Hsm'lton's Worm Destroying Lozeoees,
which have been constantly attended with
success in all complaints similar to those a.
bove de scrbed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-24
DR.. HhMiLToN,s

GRAND RESTORATIVE,
Which the inventor COR fiasn y iceommeud, as an
inea oab.e medicine for the speedy reiiei & ne ma
nen, cure of various complaints which :e.u.t frorr
tis,iisted pleasures, Juvenile indisc e,ions resi-
dence in Climates unfavorable 10 the con .ttution.
The immodcratc use of tea, frequent intexicasion
Or any Destructive in,emperance, Ike unsk, lfpl OF
excessive IRE OF mercury, the diseases peculiar
to female, al ain period of life. had iy,ngs
N. &c,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-24
100 Dollars Reward.

RUN AWAY from the subscriber in
Halifax county, Virginia, on the night Of
the 9TH inst. three slaves, viz. JACK, his
vile BETTY, and their daughter FANNY.
lack is a small m,latto man about 10 or so
years of age, his hair inclined to be straight !;
he is very sensible and an active good Card
ner, Hostler and Carriage driver Betty is a
Large mulatto woman, inclined to be very
heshs and has pleasing countenance when
spoken to; She is between so and 35'years OF
age; and Fanny, a mulatto girl, IL or IS
Years OF age, very cross-cyed, has plea
sing countenancc and apt to smile when
spol to; she is low but stout and well
mate.-Jack carried with - 30 blue
coiSs turned up with buff onS eh was
nearly new, and number of9NeY Clothes
Betty and Fanny carried with them a
number OF coed clothes, not recoliectcd.
They viii no doubt attempt TO pass as free,
and probably will be lurking about Rich
mond, where Betty has Brother and her
mother living both of them as free her
brother calls himself John Hamblcton. Al
masters OF vessels and others are cautioned
against conveying away, or i'll any way har-
bourirg said slaves at their peril.
j Will give the above reward if secured in
any Jail SO that / get them again, or 60
dollars for either of them. IT brought home
all reasonable charges win be paid in addi-
ton 30 the above reward. ~
JOHN WILSON,
Committee Of
JAMES A. GLENN.
Jlik god, 1911. (tf)
y. b. Jack formerly belonged to Mr.. John
Kirkland Betty was purschased Of John Cor
bin.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-24
ITCH CURED.

BY once using LEES SOVEREIGN ONT.
MENT The proprietor iafoyms those persons
and families who are suGerng under Ibis disease
against the etion OF which 10 per,on Is ssiel
Rat If this ointment is used =, night, ON going
to bed, it never fails to psrform cure by the fol-
owing morning, as thousands VIII, have used il
during he las ten years can testify The pecu.
liar exceiencies of This iufiilible remedy for the
Itch, overevery oshsr. the certainty of a cure
BY single application; me ingredients being SO
innocen, a. 10 be applied with perfea ss ely 10
he 'enderesi infant and its being nor only free
f'or any offensive smell, bu. equally agreeable
18th the pleasanscs, p6masum
Infaliible Ague and Fever
DROPS,
For the cure OF Agues. renittent, and in.
tcrmitteot Fevers.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-24

In ChaHcery-FlfVanna County Court, .da.
gust 10th, 1871.
Abraham Shepherd, Pitt.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-24

JOHN BENNETT.
CLOCK AND ATCH-NAKRR,
AT THE SIGN OF THE co16EN wal cH,
Enforns the citizens of Ricl fhondA and Ian
n chester, and tic public dencr}H, lat he
has commenced the above knsi1E$ i1A part
of the house occupied by M&Wm Millinery !;
and hopes from his attention. tQs5hsiness to
inertia share ofpublic patronage. He deems
it necessary to inform those who may favor
him with their custom that he will warran,
the performance of their clocks and watches
for at least one year.
J.. B. Intends to keep constantly on hand,
an assortment of new watches, chains, seals,
keys, &c. &C.
Sept. 17th, 1911. (wem)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-24

I Take this opportunity Of announcing to all
A'hose Sill indebted to the late firm Of Ro-
BERT & ALLAN POLLOK, & Co. that unless
they come forward s make specay-and salts
factory arrangements for the lyment OF
their respective debts, suits sRlE indiscri-
Intimately instituted.
ALLAN HbLLOK,
sir0iving hoytner in THE 6matry ef
RoBERT & ALLANPoLLoE, & Co.
Richmond, Juue 81, 1911. Cf)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-24
Bigland's View of the World.

Subscribers to the above work are fform-
ed, that the 1st vol. is now ready for Hliveiy,
at s. Pleasants' Book Store-whcre may be
had, Gust reccivcd) some elegant FAMILY
..,d pnCEE~IV NM nc
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Society against Fwe on
buildings in ths Stare If Yuyinia.

Society against Fve on
Buildings ia ths Stare If Yrginia.
ARTICLE Ist. 1
Gee. 1st--" A General Meeting of this
- Society to be formed of a majority Of
Members, or amount insured, shall be held
annually in the City of Richmond, on the Sc
cond Monday of November in every year:
Provided, That, if sufficient number Ct
Members, in person, or by proxy, shall not
attend on that day, the Standing Committee
shall adjourn the Meeting from day to day,
or to such future time as they may think
proper" ,as.
g Sec. 2nd.--At least four weeks previous
Notice shall be given of the time and place
of holding the General Meeting, BIZ .adyer-
Using tue same in such Ncws-PSf7ers ASkhc
Standing Committee may dceH to be pro-
en-"
{ An extract from the ccrftitu1n Euld,
&c. of the M. A. Society.
SAMT.. GREENTIOA p. .&en2
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-30

musical society in Falmouth, ard upon &C.
casion could swell note with the frst rate
amateurs Il - suggested that whose prin-
ters have fallen ioto an error, who have re-
prinred her death by The name OF Cathsrine
lit beng Kata according to the best die
tionares Of proper names. 1t gives us
pleasure 10 inform those friends of The FAM
lily who live at distance, that her sir name
il not Lambert, but Lambsno. A there
were some mysterious circumstances atten-
ding her deccase, we are hdpby TO hear that
the Coroner's inquest is wiIfuI narder by
a person or persons 10 the jurors unknown
although many great lawyers are Of opinion
that it only amounts to msnslaughter, a. she
is supposed TO have given the frst---blozv.
Il is expected, however, that something
will be traced through the medium Of the
post-DfFice. In the mean time we cannot
conceal our regret that suspicious should
have fallen upon one whom we know to be
utterly incapable Of 50 ease an act Of 6ar5nr.
Ivy lone not more distinguished for the fer
tility Of his mind than the amenlty of his
manners-equaI'. peerless in prose or poe
try; and disting .lished alike for the fayors
Of the muse and the praises of the fair.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-30
MILITARY.

The Portland Regiment. of Infantry,
under Lit. Col. Samuel Stevenson, was
on Thursday last on the par
ade ground near the Observatory
The Regiment consisted of the Light
Infantry, under Capt. Nicholls--the
Portland Rife Company, under Capt.
Atherton-the Light Infantry, under
1t. Osgood, (the Captain being tronso-
ted to Inspector of the day)--and six
excellent Companies of Militia. After
aid the several companies
had deposited their standards, the Rife
Company was detached to bring on the
Regimental Colours. fhis tour of
duty, which is accompanied with many
military honors and ceremonies was
executed in correct, elegant and mas
terly manHcr--as was also every de-
parrment of duty undertaken by this
respectable corps. The two Infantry
Companies are, Notwithstanding, emit
tied TO wear their well earned laurels-
they also merit an equal share of pub
lie patronage and praise. After this
ceremony Capt. Osgood and Col. Mer-
rill rode in review before the Regiment
and received the accustomed salutations
of respect Col. Stevenson then
brought the Regiment by an easy and
appropriate evolution into hollow
square Prayers were then ordered,
which the Chaplain of the Regiment,
MIR. Hall, performed in very impress.
sive, solemn and appropriate manner.
In the course Of the afternoon the
Colonel marched the Reg't through
the principal streets in town; and we
give it as the opinion of military men
that the marchings, wheelings, and va
rious cvolutlons were executed with
uncommon precision and correctnesss-
rejecting much honor on the comman-
der of the regiment and the officers
who compose it. In our Judgment
there are few officers who appear to so
much advantage OH the field as Col.
Stevenson. His department is soldier
like and dignihcd I; and his voice, with
the manner of giving the command,
uncommonly excellent.
The very responsible and arduous
dniy OF Adjutant was performed in a
manner highly honorable to the gentle
man who has that appointment. The
day was closed by various firings by
regiment and otherwise-and We add
as is always satisfactory on such occa-
slons, that no accident occurred during
the day. ->-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-30

The Ship Of Stale, COLUMBIA, bcwilder.
.d ~ fog sails ana rigging il tstters
main mas, overheard keel ia tl,e mud T;
COMPASS lost all hands in astCnisLnent.
AhoI, Tie ship Who governs here.
One Captain M'*+sSn, ray dear.
Who's mate One CssS#-n, an my word,
Too old, indeed, TO come on board
Who's pilot Faith hardly know,
The ship 81 staggers 10 and fro,
thought him gone but some have said.
French Gencvan stands head
Who's boalswair Gssts, queer, odd fcl.
low;
Hark, yoa may hear him pirc and below.
Who's cook Why faith w we cooks enough,
But, chiefly, we have Billy Bluff;
Who Cooks us mp, on every MoDday,
horrld dish Of saimagundi
Where bound Why fal.h, sir, there's The
bite
We rest by day, and steer by night;
We're oft and on +; lay TO or sail
The sport OF every SOUTHERN gale
But should we go as we have gone,
We land in port NAPOLEON.
SIMON HARLEQUIN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-30

FOX fa'e one half Of convenienJ DWELL
INC HOUSE. Containing p.ne iiniilsed
rooms. with TWO cellars r1der he fame. pieas-
su'iy and centrally fEAed il Portland, H.
geIher with tie Lot o. which the fame itantrs,
mealuriss ANY tx by ono hurdeed Ard fifIy
1--WE feet. w,ih good Well OF waters Ht.,
This ETA is capable of nuch improvement,
and viii Be fold zt law price, Is The utjsct
Of fsle is the owners removing from fOruIno.
90 Cath or Hfef y4dfa n Ods will he received
10 payment Or hHerai cAcJit givcR tur par; cf
he pnrellafe m7aey For iursLer i'll rtszrs
cuonire Of he rriner.
n B--if not fold prsvi u,ro Alor;ay, &C.
icbcr q, i wolf tl.eu be /. Il i'ssssx 4 1t.
tioa. eA,Mf S=rlie
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-30

kNroNMo ME frieDds and the public that ne
has taken lfand in Mr.. Hortons new
brick tore, on Maine ffreet, at the head Of
Green-ltreet, and has opened an entire nav
itock, computing complete afTortment Of
Wef-India Goods, Grcceris5, DC.
among which are the following
Cogniac Brandy Holland Gin
American do-Old Jamaica Soirits
81. Croix and Antigua Rum
Madeira, Sherry, Lifbon, Port and MALAGA
WINES
Arnileed-C ordials-Cider Vinegar
tlyion, Young Hyfon, Hyfon Skin, Souehone
and Bohea Teas
Loaf, Lump, Havanna white and brown. ana
Welt India Sugars
WEIGHS No l and 2 Chocolate
Chocolate Shells--Rice--Croun do.
PePper--CroUnc do-Cinger-- Pnnenfo
Box and eaik Raihns-T Turkey Figs
Caraway Seed Canary do-Nutmeos
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Enelifh Munard
Cayenne--Oar Meal-PearI BarIy--Curs anrs
Jordan Almonds Ground Nuts Fiber.
Soy-Catiup-guave CeIIey- Capsrs
Olive Windfor & bar SOAP
Waihballs--Starch--mould < dip't Careies
Spermaceti Oil--TabIe SaIt--Entry Mats
Floor Bruihes-- Brooms--
Salt Petre--Ink Powder Spice Bitfers
Powder, Shott and Flints--Log Wood
Red Wood Fuffic--AlIrm Copperas
Sulpher-Roll Br;mffoue
Cotton and wool Cards-Flour
Clear Pork-Bacon--C ofTee-Molales
I'D, Cd, led and god Nails
Bses Wax Bakery TalIow--Caton, Sc,
--LiksrUiss--
100 boxes 5eft brown Soap.
The above Goods are of the 6s.l oua|f5
and will be fold On realonable tsrla..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-30
TURNPIKE NOTICE

NE proprieters Of the 7sat5 M.,.. va.
js"e lI'nP&f Road. are hereby noti6ed
that their annual meeting will he On III In
"wednesday OF December rext, al one o'clorr
N. az the dwelling houfe of Capt. Eleazer
Roiorook', on fald Turnpike. for the felIowy.
ing purpofes, viz.
1T. To choofe Moderator.
Cd. 40 choofe . Clerk, Treafurer ard !
board Of Directors for the enfuikv vsar 80
trani.es any other bulnefs they may ihink
BENZ: ROARDMAN, cys,k.
Lssesfer, SEPT 90. 1911
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-30
Gasfttf Sbip 5eslDs.
PORT or PORTZAND-Isli

Sept 20, arrived fcbr. Ranger, Racklif,
from QssdSy--fchr Caplin, Drinkwater, from
do.--ichr. DeIefdernier. Shac xford, from
Esfp"s- loop Mzfon's Daughter, Fifller from
do.-24th, fchr. Patty, Hardy, from Eaaport
18Th, brig Cumberland, Freeman, As days
from Dublin, with bale goods--fchr, Betfey,
Stanwood, from Boflon-2sth, brig Betfey,
York, from Falmouth--fchr. Julia, Blanch-
ard, from do-27th, Aoop Liberty, Moody,
from Newburyport-brig Fair American,
York. from Falnouth-1oop Induftry, Bird
ges, from Beverly-fchr. Eunice, G M'I.eIan,
from Bolton-2sth, fhlp Diana, Strong,
from Bolfou-brig Francis, p. E. Merr,ll,
SO days from St. Ubes, with Salt, to order.
Left there, fhip Homer, Sturdivant, for Balri-
more brig Cornelia, Salter !; brig Jalon,
Malcomb; and fchr. Hamilton, Blake for
Portland-2sth arrived, fchr Reaper, Sturdi.
want, from Philadelphia-fchr. Eagle, Cor
don, q days from Porto Rico, with fugar and
molades, 70 Webb & Gordon-ichr. Peggy,
Eaton, from Eaifport-brig Tropic, s. Free
man, "a days from Porto Rico, with noiaffes,
to l. Rchardion.
Sssday, Sspssmjev 20.
Arrived brig Jane, Capt " Blake, 4s days
from Liverpool.-Aug IS, LAT. Sd, long. ID,
fpoke brig Adriann, Perkins, Of Cailine, from
Dublin, for Boifon-Sept 10, LAT AZ, long 40,
was boarded by French frigate. who. after
ranfacking the Jane in learch Of Britiih goods,
and finding none, permitted her to proceed
Sept &c. lat ~, long 81 fpoke fchr Travel
Ter, Hall, from Portland, for Charleilon---
97th, lat ~, in 20 fathoms water, on Georges
Bank, was brought to bT the Britilh frieate
Guerrero, and treated politely--Sept %,
experienced fevere gale from 4. N. Z. 10
which the Jane fuffered very much in her fails
and rigging
Cisasass1 Of bs C.asm HoUs.
sept. 81, brig Francis, Brazier, for the Ha.
vannah - 27th, 1oop Cornelia, Baker, for Sag
Harbor-fchr. William, Collin, for Philad
2sih, brig Nautilus, Dennifon, for the Wet
lndiss--lchr Columbia Fofter, for Newyork-
ichr. Two Brothers, Havens, for Sag Harbor.