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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-04

statesnan--a p.ous chriSii"n--lHc cehheeA1
Of Wsshington--an honest and upright man.
In his pubiick as y as his private lite It's
greatest pokiticaI gu -s (tOr lie has no
other) have been r- to acknowledge
him svitLout SPOT a.rth.
n THIS Is Al Hr Codline, and yet
more the Com .....s.-HI n OF Massachusetts
never saw at Governor How could
majority Of v he be 50 deceived I?
Do YOU kno ng about Mr. Gerry,
the present Govern
G. Too much, and l declare upon my
honor thst would az aeon give my vote tor
one Of the Mushroom Princes OF France as
for him. THIS same MIR Gerry was 10 ,
time in France, brought zip il tie Frencn
school Of politicks, aud disgrsced himself
md his country, by remaining there IS
Commissioner after his msn!ui colleagues,
Marshail and Pinkney, had lett the country
in disgust Nj Gerry OPPOSED the adoption
of our excellent Constitution, and if l had
no better reason never would give my vote
for man who is ayowediy an enemy to
our FedeyaI Contribution.
" Nor will I, 80 help me Heaven
c. Let US glSe our votes for
William Philips, Esquire,
FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR,
Who hiss long been susetui member Of our
Legislature is sman OF benevolent heart,
sound mind and irreoroacha5.e character !,
a good citizen and christian.
n don't know lfr Phillips, but every
body gives him the same good character.
How comes il about that The present 1t.
Gov. Gray, changed lila pOllicks 50 sud-
DENLY don't like tam coats.
@ lean tell you in few words-Iaters
interest alone was the cause. He at first de-
clared himself opposed to the wretched
embargo system, but on making the cslcu-
Iation on the rlse Gin case Of an embargol
Of an lmn.ense stock Of India, Russia and
other goods on hand, he changed his opih-
ION in an hou. and by thus ior.aking his
OIL friends and bending the kaee TO the
god Of all misers. (wcaltb) lie Is supposed
70 have made a. least, haD q nIilI's" u DEL
lars.
X Enough friend CodIine, let W both
20 Rome and do our du,y.
Agreed my old ffirnd-Fare vel -
Let our motto bC
"CORE AND FREE TRADE"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-04

YOU'D sacIlficc private Interest 70 pub
lie good, add who possess IN all It's purl-
~ lae patriotism Of our pious ances-
tors, should be sought out and elected
TO olice-Such men are Christopher
Gore, and Wilii:n Phillips, men the
purity of whose political principles was
tested in our revolutionary strug-
ole with Great Brltain--men who
made bare their arms in defence OF the
rights Of Columbia's sons-men who
assistedin forming the federal compact
and who have ever made 1t their polar
star TO guide their political conduct.
FEpFRkLIsTs
Our opponents have commenced
their secret Vaccinations, their deeds
OF darkness are begun they willifpos-
sib.e palm off the present Governor
and the rich merchant upon this Com
rnonwealth the ensuing year and no
ruth is more clear than that the ma
iority ofthe State do not wish to have
these men to rule over thcm.--lntrigue
and arJihcs have placed them in their
present station once, it becomes the
federal party, the real majority in the
State, to be on their guard lest they
suffer a similar deEcAt--Excrt your.
selves and Core and Phillips are cleo
ted. MINE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-04
Or. Tin0thv Iittle.

III IFlIDI n NJ II rs
V-lLL open in Nsw.Cl0uceAer, on the
third WsdueidsY "a 4daych ueE
School on the Enatoiny and PhyGoiogy OK
the human body, with occal0nal remark GA
Surgery The fubjed viii commence on nc
original plan and grow L Of The bones A
defcrip,ion Of them individually, win tke
contents CT the craniuua, .horax, aGd 4bdo-
men will all be comPriled IN liNtesn 1r eigh-
teen lectures. Fs5 26, 1871.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-04
FOR SALE,

III Ne. IS, Usioa- WBayf,
20 Bolts INDIA DUCK, war
ranied equal in durability to any RuIa
Duck. Thsle inclined 70 PurcAafe this Duck
are rsqusited TO examine the fails OF brig
Rein Deer, at Union Wharf.
MGyek A.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-04

THE foregoing communication undoubt-
eddy has It's forcS and bearings somewhere
but we do not hold ourselves accountable
for oil the assertions made by the fictitious
French Minister. styling himself " sorrow"
We rive it as we'll timed sarcasm-and
where it hits let it wound
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-04

The fublcriber hereby gvs' pubIic notes
70 all concerned, thai he h4s been duly
APPOINTED and has taken upon hinlie.G ,ls
tyu(t Of administrator On Ghe el(aEe Of
MARY BURNHAM,
late wife Of him the laid aaron, deceaied, BY
giving bond a. the Iaw di, sctS-he theiefTrs
requells al perflns who are indebted tO M
iAid decsaled's e!ta,e. TO make immediate pay
nent and thOle who have a1y deNasds
thereon, 10 eGaibit the fame 70
AARON BURNIAh1.
F.5. %, 1871: (MD
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-04
w JOHNSON,

- ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
~ cultomers thar he lti continues the BAR-
BER0us BUSINESS under the ihsdow Of bis
pole IN Fore erect where he will promptly
attend TO all gentlemen. who, believing 10 the
truth Of HE Peers obfervation
MAN wants bul little baiy below,
Nor wants thai little long
may honour him with their culfom.
He alfo carries on the Knife Grinding Bu-
fneis, il al IFS mulsiferious brauches.-Sur
geons Inltruments, Gentlemen's and Ladies'
Razors and Settlers ground, ie, and poIiihed
TO perfection.
He has for lale, Perfumery Of every detcriP-
ton, Windlor Soap, POI and flick Pomatums
liquid and roll Backing of luPefiativs quail
ity. ALTO quantity OF genuine Scotch Lou
id Backing for white tops
ALTO, consignment Of charming White
Bears Create, which lie received from RI
pe6fabIe Houfe in Laplsnd-warran,e6 irTs-
Gltibls il producing genuine Ru0lan whiEsFs.
He has a regular bred and accomplished
Shaver whom he will fend 70 ladies or gem
tlemen's private apartments, 10 d, els and PnA-
ilh whenever requelted.
". Boots and Shoes cleaned, puyiHed,
beautided and embeIlil1ed, A. INC 1hortelt
notice.
Wanted at the above place, q coupe Of
Lads of good mora! character, a Barher'S
Devils. H1ay15 =
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-04

American INDEPENDENCE
.Nahole0n's Seizure and SegHestrafiOn.
BE IT KNOWN, that in pursu-
ancc Of the edicts and commands of his
High and Most Mighty HIghness-his
Imperial, Christtan and Republican Ma
jesty, Napoleon TIE Great-Protccser
of Observation-Disclosures of the " Rights
of Man," SC. &c.-that on the twenty
fourth day of this month, February
being on Monday, was seized and put
under .cquestration by my order, for
the benefit of his Imperial Malesty's
revenue, the good Brigantinc, called
the Rein Deer, (OXnard commander)
and her cargo, consisting OF Antigua
rum, together with all and singular, her
boats, sails, tackle, apparel and furni-
ture, Go she came from sea-having Vi
olstcd his Imperial land vilisinous) Ma
jcsty's edicts, by bringing home Eng
lish produce-cOntrary 20 no law exist
ing, a certain secret law Of his Imperi-
al Ma icsty's American cabinet eTcef!ed.
BE IL further kH07VH and yeH Under
stood, that ON Tuesday the twenty-sixth
day Of the same month, was also seized
and put under sequestratlon IS atore-
said, the good Briganlnc Hector,
[Burnham masterl together with all
her cargo and appurtenances for the
like and similar offence as the foregO.
ing.
Be IL also remembered and be IL never
forgotten, that the good and substantial
ship called the Florence, James kingl
from London, was by the act oil Cod
and stress Of weather lately wrecked
near Well Fleet, Capc-Cod-that there
was taken from the said wreck, about
one third of her cargo, which BE IL also
remembered, was forthwith seized by
order and instigation IS aforementioned,
together 5vilh rte wreck as she then lay
on The beach and her remaining aft0rel
and furniture.
lie IL aLso further and foreUer remem-
6ercd, as terror TO evil-doers, that a
ny and every ship or vessel arriving
from the ports of the common enc
my" from and after the I'd day OF Feb.
now past, will be III like manner seized
and put under sequestration for the
further benefit Of our Imperial Reven
uc.
without descending 10 the common
style and terms Of an edict or itrocIano-
ti0n-all LoyQi .4mericans are hereby
commanded 10 take due notice and be
governed accordingly.
Ciren under my hand 6v order Of our I'nPe-
rial Master, one day qffer my arrival at our
P.tLace in orr Imt0iHl Clip Of Washington,
February 1911, (SIGNED)
SORROW, French MimTer.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-04

On Tuesday night last the store Of Mai.
Gilman White, Of New buryPort, was con-
sumed by IRE, together with it's contents.
aDAmsge estimated At 400 dolls.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-04
To LIT

TO LET,
THE BRIcK SToRE near the head of Union
Wharf lately occupied by j. Shelton.
enquire Of w, STORER, JUN.
March 4, 1911.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-04

The Legislature of Massachusetts rose on
Thursdsy last. Their proceedings have
been principally Of q local nalure---.A An alb
strsct Of which we urlose TO give in our
next
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-04
Hon. Christopher Gore, ESQ.

HOA OIg ERNCR.
- =" american by blrth--a Soldier in our
Ne'o'utivnary WAr-a member Of the State
! Convention fur the adoption of our Fedarai
constitution which lie advocated 70 the
ltl12L Y! ms ertsi.4ige aLillies-a great
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-04
JAMES X EMRRSOl
1. 0ark,

f" Omne tnAit purl65unr, qui nlitcHit (b4-
ving cum knife grinding" -hoR.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-04

Ev,Is,,e Sire, Putin
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-04

March 4.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-01-05
fzom tie Slime.

he time was. ~ncn 1t would have been
thought no, only odinus bot in the higi,e.r
degree dangerous To Our liberties ia ra;s
tree country, Il. any ,xtre.aiy, 10 cal. IL
;he aid Ut a s!atJ'"g army 10 etfnrcr .ta
rXccutloE o! civil laws. Then too o,,, 49,
MICS were commanded hv such n.a >.
Washington and fiatnii on. ne e., r fo,r;.sn.
'rs IN ms-ives, nor nc suspected teus;ss.
eiS oi any foreign government. Aad taos
who were then most load and cIsror.ns
are the men who have now the adm;,;a;s.
'ra,ioa of the government in ,aeir ora
hands. hui circumstances have altered
casts. In the report Of the secretary Of ne
lOth ulImo, several extraordinary ieris:a.
tive provisions are recommended az nrcsg.
sary tor enforcing the law Of aoo inter.
course wuh Grrai Britain, an,ang whic., Is,
=" an authority 20 The armed fore. Of the e.
o'atrs to make srizurrs." What would haze
been thought in tie days OF Washington, 4
proposition from the Cabinet, 70 cans ~
standing army to carry ialo e4frc, an &C.
OF congress- Tor the regulation OF com nercs
however, who loves IN. ).
mer'osns, does things in this way /: md
The Americans who love M.palcon, nns,
pc allowed to 'n:tate the ex,us9e.
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CHARLESTON. ptccs,5er Ok

, mr.. 6fenton, superczrgo OF the schaoaer
El.zabseh, from GuadalsuDr. ;rEo,.,s ,s
snat De was at Point. Petre on the "a ;n.t.
when ship under Portuguese coors, sa:-
merry she Piaminso, OF New-Yo.G. III.
,1 ,a az Snat port. III The shore passase 1T
~ days from Lisbon. The captain ;n!ares.
GO Nit' 3. that an cngagem;at had ,akea
p ~. between NE allied army uadss Lord
i" ei''aston, and the French, in Which kla.
latter We're defeated with the loss ct 5000
meE--aad thai IL Consequence, the city 81
l-'spon was illuminated The nigh, /, .ose b.
sailed. This news received asueru crs.
dsnce at Guadsloup-.
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FYoaa TIE ,su,re,

We have heard that an ingenious r,,a
has bean devised at Washihc;e,, to 49,
the rt,inons conss qutrces which ey.,u -
frc,ing man anticipates ii,,tn the .vn;-.
ton OF the charter { It's bank of n. ~
Sla,rs. Every body knoss THAI when ~
Jefferson writ cut of flee, tn. ,rra.ur, e
tn. United States was .nsohersed, even !,
thu danger o! bursting. wi..1 the an,n,n, re
tn. surplus revenue, and that one anon,
the last O. his tMciai acts WAS "a recon-
mend To congress the appointmen;of n com
mstec 10 devise ways and means OF yr,,i,-
ria OF ibis bur,hcnsome surplus by sink,n,
ii in canals Or spreading i, uprn the fac e
p,tlic roads. Congress however, own,
We presume, to the pressure Of .,ore ~ -
e. Mt concerns, omitted to u.ak. ts,c prov;
SION rrcrm,ncnirc, and the sur2..s roo..u
VIZ must suppose. is sill! let, PRESSING VIII,
ali It's weight, apon The strong b3x nc u.
treasury, especially as We have new. Ls.r1
that Mr. Madison mas squandered it IN co.
cret services, or IN purchasing waste larss
without sill ,i!atrd limits, and witou, g.
la.EilS JPS'SSft ~ 10 u TIC tEat dCCOtT
ing TO Sir, G,l!atin's accounts the .ov.y,.
mcnt were ohiigedto borrow a few mill;os,
of do!!a,s to drlray the current exn-nc.,
of the las, Year, and that they will l.. or.
dr. the necessisy of borrowing a few a,.,.
Ia meet those OF the present. .3ut co,cn,I
Duane and several other foreigners VIZ.
have taken she trouble of regulating or
pubic co,.s ems, and who understand ,b,...
things mlch better, insinus,e that Mr.. (,
has lost the confidence Of Mr. {,E-r.u
and general Saith and emperor N.polr.n
aad therefore, hat bis Representations ~.
not TO be received without ve,y I;h~~,l
deduction. Tic fair Conclusion is thu, a.,
immense surplus revenue remains ua.r.
propriatrd. Those who arc jn the seert,
are said TO have fallen apon plan to rem
der this fund Il substitute for he bapt AZ
the Uaited States. Mr. !, Ntrson is 90
draw bills in favor of the government, or
! Of individuals, as the casr naas be. to e.
PAID out Of The fund constituted hv Tie sa,-
plus revenue WATCH h.: 1T in the ,re,sgrg,
and Mr.. senator L. ID is 10 annex cgyt;S:-
cute IF the authenticity Of the draft and II
tie competency oil th: fund. =
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;seended 10 close the Adrsttc; ana 'nS
English newsp apers, as you will have per
sceivrd, SO represented il, In my letter 70
you Of ,hr. goth ult. communicating copy
of that notification, Ihavv adopted tn's con-
suuction, whichnow apptars TO be y. efr on
Gus. The !. Canal" ~ WHICH the aos'hca-
ton is now understood to apply, IS the mar
row passage TO the eastward Of Corfu.
Ihave the honor 70 be,
With great consideration, Sir,
Your most obedient hum. selrt.
(sipnsd) Wm. PINKNEY. 4
Robert iSSs'ith, Esq sc. sc. &c.
Mr.. Piakney to Ar. 6'mith.
London, 5rpt.@'5 1910.
, SIR,
| SIND enclosed copy OF second
letter. which have written to lord Welles'
ley, respecting the ssoppage oil American
vessels attempting t" pass lhr Sound to-
gether with copy Of the protest OF TIE
master of the American ship . Alert,
mentioned in tia. letter, which is well en-
titled 10 your attention.
/ have the honor to be. &c. &c.
(Signed
WIN P1NxNEy.
ITO be continued J
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Us LoRp,

+ !
MI LoRD.
I have had the honor to receive your
eG,sisl note Of the 18th instant, communi-
eating the resolution Of the British govern
meat 20 establish blockade of he canal OF
Corfu, aud shall not fail to transmit copy
oft, with as little delay as possible, to tse
eecretary of state of the United States.
In the mean time take the liberty ia
pursuance of the sentiments OF the Piesi-
dent, heretofore signlhed TO me, 10 observe
90 YOUR lordship that, as a blockade essen
italy implies force Oh the spot tor the
purpose, and as the notification required IN
The ease must be a warning TO neutral traders
of the fact that blockade exists, the Gem
municasion which your lordship has made 70
me,drrives its title to the acknowledgements
of the United States, from the superstition
that il was meant as friendly premonltion.
which, though imposing of itself no legal
restraint on neutrals, nor inducing any pc
nal consequences, might usetully influence
the course Of their mercantile expeditions.
In this sense the communication will be re-
ceived by the President, as a mark OF that
friendly attention which ought 10 all Gas; S
20 be ,reciprocally maintained, and in this
sense the President will be the more disRo,
sed to regard the communication, as dlf-
fstent one would contradict the definition
of 4 blockade, aud of the requisite notihca-
zion thereof contained IN the orders OF the
British government TO commodore Hood
and III. judges of the vice admiralty coor,s
as communicated TO the American govern
ment by Mr.. Merry, on the 18th of April
1904 se
have the homer to be, &c. &c.
(Signed) VIZ. PiNkNEY.
The most noble ,sr-r..,.- - =. e.
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Mr.. PINKNEY TO mr.. SMITH.
Lsndon. Aug. 90. 1910.


SIR,
slined Yesterday with Lord Wellesley.
and found that he had only returned to
town 10 the morning. He still complained
of indisposition but it certainly could
not be considered as uniting him for bu.
sincss. In short conversation before din
ner, he told me that my note respecting the
Berlin and Milan DEGREES should he men
toned to his colleagues to day, and that I
the affair of the Chesapeake {" would be
settIcdto my satisfaction" that he brliey-
ed he should recommend to the king the
appointment of minister plenipoten,iary to
che United States, either this week or the
next thar he had two persons in his eve,
(both men of high rank but tina. he could
not with propriety name them 20 me a, pre-
sent. As far as the opportunity permitted,
7 urged prompti,ude on all these subjects
IS indispensable, and expressed nv conf
drnrs that they would be disposed of In:
season for the approaching meeting Of Con.
gress.
You perceive thar, notwithstanding past
promises. nothing has vet beea done. and
ihatsthere is no secari,y that We shat! have
any thing but promises. ! asr truly dis
gnsteE wish this and would, il follow
Cd my own insiiratien. put Il speedy end
to il. itis better. howeycs, to do nothing
of 40 Irritating nature, uasil tnis govern
ment has had ful! fiur &C act upon nay .ote
Of the 2Sth. Even If is shculd decline TO
Sepsalthe ctders in caaneil. (which am
told Is quite p0ssibie moderate sonrse
on nay part viii haze the Recommendation
Of putting Il more rieariY IN tbs wrong.
Hir Shcn3 decline 20 rSpsaiy,h President
may bss4Sspred. that wi;Enos fail to pre-
sens sleh paper. as ccuducs so extraordi.
nary WI dsmand and if fur.her dslays
are sifecgeas that shall demonstrate in We
~ DECIDED seSnEs.
Ahssei The honor 20 be. &c. &c.
fSigned WK. PINKNEY.
8sa. Robert Smith, &c. Sc.
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WIN. PINKNEY.
Mr.. slskrgY TO Mr.. SMITH.

Losdoa, 7h September, 1910.
SsR--It has been supposed here, tha,
the notification OF blockade OF the /" Canal
of l:esia,' on shs tssa Of lass noatb, was
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Harrington and A!cxandrsG 7gYs-
p1ks Combany.

IHE annual meeting efthe Stoctao' ocy5,
fer The purpose of choosing Five Ujyee,ms,
a Clerk and Treasurer, viii be he Id st!;,a<ss
iavorn on the first Mond ay in 5auu.s, acss.
according to law
G. DENEALE, Presiarnt.
December 81
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-01-05

u Printing III all its branch
es nc atty executed at this eHIce.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-01-05

Is ,noss n aS'IS " elIesley, &c. &c. &c.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-01-05
Copy

from Mr.. 9INKNEy TO LORI WELLESLEY
Great Cumberland Pace.
AUG. q, 1910.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-01-05
DOCUMENTS

ACCOMPANYING THE MESSAGE OF THE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-07
Bilious and Malignant
FEVERS.


THE proprietor OF Hshn's Anti Bill
ous Pills" has every pos .ible reason thas
can result from extensive experience. for
believing, that dose of these Pills, taken
once every two weeks during the preva.
leuce CT our Bilious Fevsrs, viii prove an
infallib!e preveutative-and further In the
early stages of those diseases, thei- use
will succeed in restoring health. and
frequently in cases esteemed desperate
ana beyond the power OF common rene.
dies.
The operation of these pills is perfectly
mild, so as 20 he used by persons In every
situation, and of every age.
They are excellentr5 adapted to carry
OIL superfinous bile and prevent its morbid
secretions--to restore and amend the ap.
petite--to produce a free perspiration anc!
thereby prevent colds W hich are often al
fatal consequences. A dose never fails to
remove a cold if taken on its first Apo arr
-.they are celebrated for removing ha
bitual costiveness-- .sickne IS at the stom
ach ard severe headache land ought to
be taken by all persons on change OF
climate.
They have been found remarkably eff.
cacious in preventing and curing disorders
'uendant Oh long voyages and should be
procured and carefully preserved for use
by every seaman.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-07
S0N q
DROPS.
The Genuine Pension Lotion.
Hamilton,s Elixir,

n sovereign re heNY LOT RptoS. OBSTINATE
Coughs, Asthmas Sore Threats, and ape
preaching Consumptions.
To parents who have children az Iced Nth
he Hoopiag Cough, this discovery is Of the frss
magnitude as It affords immediate relief, check
the progress and in short time entirely re-
moves me most cruel disorder TO which children
reliable. The B'rxir is so perfectly agreeable
and The dose 50 small, that no difficulty arises in
taking il.
~ The Medicines prepared by H..
LEE, have been in the highest estimation
throughout the United States for upwards
Of Ten years, many Of these ere sold for
less than the drugs OF VIII Oh they are COM
pounded could be purchased in a retail
Store.
Purchasers are requested TO remember
that an engraved label, with the signature
Of Hannah Lee, widow of the Ia e Richard
Lee, Junr. 60 counterfeit which IS felony)
IS affixed to each ofthe geHuine medicines,
az Sold, HHoicsale and Retail, at tie HrgUs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-07

FH>1E citizens Of Richmond and its vicinity
\ arc respectfully informed that +" The Rich
nond Hill Academy will be opened again on
the ID day OF September, under the super;n-
tendance of the Rev. Jesse Turner, a Young,
gentleman rs amiable disposition, Of appro-
, we'd character, and liberal education. Mrs
Goose!ey, who now resides at the AcaAmy,
will take charge of the female depaSfment,
and instruct young ladies in reading, writing
and needie-work. She will also take few
to board on very reasonable terms. Some
one of the tutors VIII attend at stated hours,
toteach Arithmetic The Academy is now
completely furnished with able and respecta-
bic teachers, and it is believed that Parents
and Guardians wonld find their interest in
giving it encouragement and support.
By order of the Board.
\ Join D. BLAIR, President.