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HAMILTON'S
CEIEHRATED WORM DESTROYING

LOZE.A G S.
Which here is reason to believe, have
within ten years past, cured upwards OF Two
hundred thousand per:ons of both sexes, OF
every age, and in every situation, OF various
dangerous complaints arising from worms,
and from ob.tructions or toulness III the sto-
mach and bowels.
This medicine bears no analogy whatever
70 others of similar title, SO commonly COM
MANNED of as operating with violence on the
contrary, a particular excellence OF this re-
medy is its being suited to every age q con-
s,it,t;on. Ii contains nothing but what Is
,ersec,ly innocent, and is SO mild IN It's ope-
ra,ion that it cannot inlure the most delicate
pregnant lady, or the tenderest infant OF
week old should no worms exist In the body,
but will without pain or gripping, cleanse the
stomach and bowels OF whatever Is foul or OIL
fensiyc, and thereby prevent the production
oI worms ant. many fatal disorders: The To-
zenpes are particularly eficacious in carrying
of All gross humo,s and eruptions, feverish
and bilious complaints, and are the safest and
mildest purgative that can be urged on any
OCCASION.
A dose of this medicine given occasionally
during the warm season. will eRectually pre-
vent the vomiting and purgng of children,
Dreadful disorder which annually destroys
thousands of the infant part of our citizens.
I, is likewise the mi.dest and most certain re-
medy known, and has restored to health and
strength great number when IN an advanced
stage Of this fatal complaint. Particular and
Main instructions are given tor every part of
the necessary treatment in such cases.
Children generally takethis medicine with
earerncss. having pleasing appearance, and
an agreeable taste.
DR. Hami!ion's Grand Reaoretive.
Which the inventor confidently recon-
zsneu,ss as an invaluable medicine for the
sssse{}y&relief, and permanent cure OF various
sttSuania,s xhich result from dissipated
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Public Sale.

Pursuant to deed Of trust from JAMES
BRANDON and ELIZABETH his wife, dated
the 7lst February, 1905, for the purpose
thereby intended, will be sold, on the pre-
misses, to the highest bidder, for cash, on
the 27ih day Of August next
A Lot of Ground. from ting
q feet inche, on the cast side Of Water
street, and $50 feet deep situated between
Duke & Prince streets, in the town of Alex
an,ria whcrcon is erected neat and conve-
nient frame dwelling house
Thomas Vowel, Trustee.
May 3. lawts.
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Prevention better than Cere.
For the Prevention aud Cure of Bilious ana
AaaGgnant Fevsrs, is recommended
HAHN'S ANTI-BILLlOUS
PILLS.

Invented (oniy) by II LEE, So Na'ae"
Lane, Nesv Yorb.
r~HIS Medicine has for ten years past
been attended with degree OF success
highly ereatful to the invenor's feehnss' !"
several parts of the West Indies, ana tne
southern of the United States, particu'afsy !"
Baltimore, Petersburg, Rchnoha' Nol'o.A'
Edenton, Wilmington, Charlesto anu o"'a.-
nah. The testimony OF NUMBER OF PefSo"'
in each of the above placeshas been aaouceo'
who have reason to, elievs that timely use
ofta;s salutary remedy has, under PROVIDENCE
preserved their lives when in the most alarm
ing circumstances.
Facts ofthis conclusive nature, speak more
q, favor Of a medicine than columns ofPohiP,
o,s culogy founded on mere assertion cou'u
be sd
Iris not indeed presumptuously ProP'seu
"a an infallible cure, but the iHveh.of ha'
every possible reason that Can result i,ofh
extensive experience, of believing that dosc
of these pills, taken once every TWO SoeNs'
during the prevalence OF our bilious ie'ei',
will prove an infallible preventauve; ana
further, that in the earlier stages OIL 'hosS
diseases, their use will very generally succeed
in restoring health, and frequently IN cases
esteemed desperate, and beyond the power OF
Common remedies
The operation of these pills is perfectly
mild-so as to be used with safety by persons
IN every situation, and OF every age
They are excellentsy adapted to carry on
supcrnuous bils, and to pTevent us Hoioiu
seere,ions soressore and amend,he appetite
nroduce Tree perspiration, and thereby pre-
vent colds, which are often of fatal conse,
ouenccs! a dose never fails to remove colo'
if taken on it. first appearance. ihey arc
celebrated for removing haoituai coSu'e-
ness; sickness at the stomach and severe
head ache and oughtto be taken by allpersons
Oh change of climate.
They have been found remarkably efbcaci'
Gus in preventing and curing disorders a'ten,
dao. on long voyages, and should be procured
and carefully preserved for use by every
seaman
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lust Received
BY the skooh Drshatch. schoener Fornfude.
and sloot Moniezuma, FIR m N0,/olk-aax
for sale by tile subscr Der
so so h hogshsads M4'eovaA' Sugars.
40 boxes Havana white & brown do.
80 bales Upland Cotton, OF superior
quality.
10000 pounds Green Coffee.
10 bags Ginger.
bnyes Irvine.
casks Fayal Wine.
so barrels New-York prime Pork,
100 barrels Tar.
10 hogsheads Antigua Rum.
40 tierces new Rice.
90 crates Queens Ware.
Also, by III: orig Sydney, Griffin, from Ii
verhool, via Norfolk
Nine bales and one box, containing super
fine navy blue and black Cloths, Plains, Her-
seys, and worsted Hosiery.
Newton Keene.
June s.
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Ger. scaie Of Mr.. H2!aan Devenney.

During the last nine years, J have been in
the babitof using HaaD's Anti bilious Pills,
prepafed by the late Mr. Lee, whenever colds
head aches or costiveness have rendered me
dicioe necessary in these cases single
do,e has uniformly removed my head-adne,
and has generally been found sufficient to re-
move every symptom of a cold, if taken on
us first appearance. Induced by the benefit
received, have for years past recommend
ed them to many ofmy friends, and have
the pleasure to inform YOU they have inVaria-
blv succeeded in removing the above COM
plants. Yours "c.
VIM. Devenney,
No. las Cherry Street, New York.
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Joseph Vaudeville,

Corner Of King aqd F:irjar streets,
HAS FOR SALE,
IS bales spinning Cotton, choice quality
80 hhds. and IS boxes Sugars
S hhds loaf and lump ditto
IS hhds. Molasscs
60 nags Coffee
10 tierces fresh first quality Rice
Is bags Pepper and Pimento
25 casks s. boxes Goshen Cheese
40 barrels Newburyport Rum
20 boxes French HIive OH, of best Qua
lity, each - bottles
pipes old London Particular Madeira
FIVE to seveE years old
90 cases old Medoc Clarct, imported in
1907
Port, Lisbon, Sherry, & Malaga Wines
Gunpowder, Hyson, Young Tyson, and
Hy son Skin Teas, OF the latest and best III
portations
100 boxes Muscatei and Bloom Raisins
so boxes fresh Chocolate, 10. 8.
90 barrels Whiskey
100 boxes Ist and Cd quai.y Spanish CT
Ears
Cogniac and Bordeaux Drandies
West India ard Northern Rum
Holland and country Gin.
With his usual general assortment of Grol
ccries on reasonable terms, for cash, produce
or the usual credits to punctual men.
~ He will purchase new Herrings ard
Shad. April 81. law
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The Subscriber

llC OuUSCilDtI
Has for sale at his 9vGrehouse on Cenway's
whayS
London particular Madeira Wine, in half
pipes and quarter casks, fit for immediate use,
from the well knoH n houses of Mcssrs. Scott
and Co. and Murdoch, Youille, WarGrop and
Co.
Coffee in bags apd barrels
OliGrenada Rum, and some Shrub of su.
perior qaulity from the same island
New York prime Beef and Pork of excel.
lent quality
Bristoe drop Shot in bags
ALSC,
Bills on London for sale at so days, in sum,
to suit purchasers
James Patton.
May 9
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-23

since the conquest of the French islands, by
the enemy's privateers, ought to excite our,
apprehension OF further attempts. & Increase
our energy to prevent their success. Ofths
however, we have to state three fatal in
stances within the last and present week !;
for, by the arrival yesterday OF The Schooner
Ann, taken on her passage to Demerary.
by the Due de Dantz'c privateer, having on
board the crews OF TWO captured merchant
vessels, amounting to about so OF different
ages, we learn the following lamentabie par
ticulars on the 17,h inst. this privateer,
mounting Is Ii 10. carronades, compile
ment of 1913 men. and commanded by Mons
Aviguardieu, came in sight OF this island
| after a passage of SIS DIS. from Nan,s, and
shortly fell in with the ship Thames. Clarke,
from London to St. Vincent, which she made
prize of alter an action oi hours aud Il half
and during the Contest Mr. Redding, pas
senger, was killed by a musket shot. Being
only in ballast, after taking out the prison
ers, the Thames was burnt. Five Gays
following, also within sight OF the island, the
enemy fell in with the Lady Pcnrhyn, Bur.
CESS, also from London. bound To Grenada
and having only ballast on board, shared the
destiny, OF the former capture. While we
! thus deplorc The loss ofthese valuable YES
sells, and the disappointment of the prospects
4 CuNSI ny It.SIT sNiu SOWulsih
.ders,s we feel pleasure in the opportunity
OF doing justice to tie humane treatment eX
perienced from the commander of the pri-
vateer besides Mr.. Cruikshanks, his la
dy, and that ct the captain of the Thames
were. passengers and to these, as well as
to the captain OF the Lady APenrhyn. and
the rest Of the crews, he behaved in the
most handsome manner, and seemed to re
greet that the fate OK war had made him
the instrument of their present attic
ton. , >
Although it is most likely that the Dant-
Sic will now change her cruising ground
we may vet hope, as the Cherub sailed yes
terday and the Orpheus had previously done
81, in quest OF the enemy. that, her career
will be, prevented. Should this even be
effected, we ought no. to slumber in sccuri-
ty. for, i, is rumored. that there are more
vessels of this description expressly inten-
ded for the capture or destruction of w, In
dia commerce-among these are the ship
| Wagram, and briggs Prince of Essling and
Diligente, said to be the property of mer'
chants OF Nantz, and others of y. York.
The schr. Jack. arrived on Tuesday even
ing last from Surinam. reported having
that morning fallen in with vessel burn
ing (no doubt, che of the above.) We are
happy to Learn. that the Jack spoke the ar
my ship Emma, on her passage to Surinam
the second day after leaving thar ri
yer.
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aKAR THE OTHER SIDE
From she Petersburg Republican.
4 Hint TO he Enguirer's Farmer

A Hint 20 ne En9WrcrS Farmer.
Where is -four wantedi In Spain and
Portugal no sale at IL dollars 5o-whicA
would barely justify dollars SO here. a,
present exchange.
Last year crops failed north OF this, and
Virginia not only supplied large West In
dia and northern demand. but the armies OF
Spain and ortugai--ieaying by last ac-
counts from thence six months provisions on
hand.
Last year the price of -four, in July, was
20 to % dolls. per barrel, brisk sa!e-at
Lisbon aud Cadiz, This year, no sale at IL
dclls So
This year the wheat crop is larger than
it ever was i'll Virginia--aud the state of
New-York will alone bv all accounts, have
as much 10 spare as Virginia.
The Enquirer's Farmer wiz be good e.
nough to mention market where wheat &
-four will bring profit at present prices,
or attend to his own crop of wheat and &c,
1t to market as soon as he can.
II Friend 20 Agriculture.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-23
BOSTON, Aug Is.
LAIEST FROM LISBON

Yesterday arrived here the brig CHe,ifn.
Capt. Sou!e, in 40 days from LISBON. with
accounts to the 4h, and ne wspapers to the
End July. There had been no fighting Of a.
ny consequence, after the attacks make ON
badaJoz, mentioned in Lord yVellingtop's
letter. published some days snce.-0HiS
Lordship's head Quarters were at Ekyas-
Due small distance within the limits OF
Porfu3GE The British relniurcements which
had recently arrived were gone on, to io,n
the army, and his Lord ship had deman,led
OF the Regency further ievies of Portuguese
troops, expecting, as il was supposed, that
he might Ind Ii necessary tohazard 4 seri-
Gus battle. PROVISIONS were pertg al LIS
bon--aDd remained low, but it was expected
they would advance, in case the army shonld
come again within the vicinity of that Ci-
ny.
lhe papers contain no important news
OF any kind The following letter from
Lord Wellington to Don Miguel Pereira
foDaz' Shows that nothing had transpired.
It's dated June 9th
= he enemy have made an extensive.
reconnoitre, with large BODY of cavalrvA
near the posts OF ELVaS and Comho- Ilaj0r-
on the morning of the 22d. The cavalry OF:
the army OF the South, pretended To- direct
'Geir course against Elvas, passing for this
purpose the neighborhood of Olivenza and
the woods situated between that and Bada
Ioz, at the same time that the cavalry of the,
army OF Portugal made a Circuit near Cam
po Major, defining from that into the vicini
ty of Badajoz. The cavalry of The army os
the South managed to cut off one of our
plquetS. Ct the 18th Regiment of Light Ora
goons, which occupied post at Gaia in
front OF Eivas | presume this was owinf.
to mistake on the part of the Captain
surprising the Regiment of French Hn,,,,,
to be body of our cavalry sent to relieve
him"
lie then observes, that excepting one or.
two trifiiDg affairs such as the above. every
thing was quiet. The enemy had extended
along the Guadana between Badajoz and
Merida, with view to obtain subsistence
He concludes by observing that the recent
movements of the French armies, concen
trsting themselves in the South, must rive
great relief to the Spaniards. as they might
destroy the conveys of the enemy. and
strengthen their principal Cities---and, adds
he, they will be exposed to our operations.
Reherkor1i
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-23
NINcENNEs. Inly ~

NlNCENNES, July u.
For some days past very considerable a.
iarni has existed IN this place and it's neigh
boz hood, occasioned by the approach of the
Sha anoe Chief, Tecumseh, the brother Of
The Prophet, with considerable number Of
Indians
Inc hostile intentions which have been
so unequlVocaily manifested by this insoient
Oanditti, aud the Information which has been
conveyed iFom various SOURCES, as well to
our government, as TO Gen. VIM CLARK. the
Indian agent at 81 Louis, that it had been
determined TO surprise this place, were
sufficient to excite the attention of the PEG
pie anti tAat OF the territory. By Captain
wilson, whom we mentioned ashaving been
sent some time since On mission TO the
Prophet by the Governor, the former was
informed, that the Governor insisted upon
his bringing but q small party with him. in
his contemplated visit to this place with
this injunction he positively promised to
comply he has, however, violated his
WORD, and he is now within d short distance
OF US, with number of men, which are to-
tally unnecessary If feace rs his object, and
which, but for the military preparations
which The Governor has made, would be
suthcient TO sack and burn THIS town. and
murder lis inhabitants. Eighty three ca
noes have certainly been Counted. BEARING
from Two TO ten men each, and there are
besides, number that come by land we
Cannot estimate The whole at less than $50
OF 500 Irien--lhese are Visible ;--what tur
Their number may be secreted in the woods
to the horth OF us, Or are coming on, we know
noi--at any rate, appearances are such as
to require that every precaution be t.
ken.
| Since Sunday last Tecumssh has been
~ithin70 or 81 miles Of US with his band.
and has not yet arrived---what can be the
! Cause Vt this delay, but To tire us ont &, pnt
Us oft our guard : Every thing tends more
tu'iy to convinCe as of the propriety--nay
he absolute uectNsty OF the defensive mes-
rures adppred by our Execuuve---and we
ieei confident that the preparations for de
| tenCe made by the governor, will deter him
atthis time from making any attempt to put
his VllainOas scheme INFO execution. or of
us certain failure, should he oarc to under
take il.
On Thursday last, capt. Wilson was sen,
by the governor TO meet Iecumseh, apd tc
ascertain the cause OF his delay, aud %
Know when he w0Gld be down--calrain
Wilson returned yesterday, and reports. that
alter great deal Of evasion and eauivocs
ton on the pant of Tecumseh, he informed
him he would be here to day, lie had
however, tot arrived when this paper was
put 70 pfess.
BARBADOS, July 27.
lie dCIredatious Which havs beer, roo .
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sArTIsrE IRVINE VS.. ) a. roLv1N.

In MIR. rs. letter, addressed to James
Madison, we do not once see the name of
Mr.. C.-because, says this modest author
81 cannot mention the vassal's name OH The
same page with my own; ncr is it necc ssa.
ry."--Indeed, he has taken sufficient care,
by his illusions, for us TO recognize the per
son alluded ,o.--We shall pass over all the
vague abuse which he takes care to lavish
upon Mr.. Coivin---as we'll as all the lame
insinuations which he hints against Mr.
Madison.
The only part of this silly production
which we shall copy, is that which processes
10 state the FACTS OF the interview between
Messrs Colvin & Smith at Baltimore. -
MIL seems to say by way of apology, for
this statement, that "this DEPRESSION is the
more necessary" because IL is evident
that Mr.. Smith never can descend to The
level of the vassaP'-and of course, II is
r1SQre incumbent On Mr. l. to DO i, for the
benc;it Of MIR. S~--like Voltaire, who cor,
planned that he ssad ali - the dirty linen
81 The (PruSe,eal King TO wash. Fer our
c.7Un apology We must say, that we make
sz.is lIansc ript only under u sense OF the old
maxim, which teaches u.s., TO "hear both
sjdes"-But it is really anius'ug 10 see Win
what non chab7nce, the Wing cav lay be-
fore ns q statement al this sort. aftej liz wing
III 6St sOCmDly dNGfFcO tlldt - we (tnf BbHkY J
ucver consulted Mr.. 5. neUer received q
communication or a hint from him "~--tsi.
Tcctly orindirecay.
-
TEHc6 ths vaSSGPs esDhosnTe Of his own
peifdy ia the !governmenf ldfer, a friend
ofR Smith IN condensation reiated lite fol
EqUing. 2he VGsSai called Ut II. Smiths
on sunday 1Hsrn'ng Introduced tie sub
jecr Of hi6 d:b1cuff sirudtso1 /, he qUas III dun
ger II being sacrifced, qDhere he goaS, and
,cOp!d he cb'oiH sAI{iOTt J0r Mrs.--.JOr a
year Or feO u e. cUtera, ne soOuid at
femIt 10 re. Usfc the Practice " the iau.
IMs Ae niASt do, 81 worse: o. Dick For
rest dad on 8aeh day sfei9ted INFO tbs
rom. and deeLared Gas II u. your 6ehoJ /
SEEbose ihaI his 7vuS no A1ie |0r afiht
ing heI s--cVers man must nogg fake a
hari for Or GsGinSt He govc,Jsbseaf -
Ifieazl ng, tdot AIr Madison qvas the go-
vefnp tnt--1HG every hlGU qDho did nor falte
oiae s9sh him IN OI1osHioH 10 II. SDltsh
nInsf be cCA8idercd as "a enemy 10 tie TO-
Ue5hment. ire a0e. siT, c0hefoIAis% HaUc
SDe q ssvefnmtaf u mcD, aud rot oTlaws,
usaSures. <,9Aciatcs FL netst sHhftoSe
tlis .6gcioHs isdeislist { Richard forrest J
esa6S Lis ts1sggsa3a Tie mssJyr eftsx
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-23
FROM THE NoRrH OF EUROPE
Rr0m nc Aoston Centinrl.

We have received files OF Lisbon paners
20 the gath June. They contain accounts
Of numerous and gallant actions in yarious
parts OF spain, III which great numbers Of
the invaders we're killed or rendered use
less-Ihe patriotic armies in Vsicncia and
Catalonia appeared TO be in the best spirits.
Succors had been thrown into the citadef
OF Figueras and a British squadron COO.
perated with the defenders OF rarraeona -.
General Doyle has furnished these armies
with arms, stores, and clothing for 1Oo0o
men. The patriotic securing parties were
in activity. Even in incident GalIicia
something effective against the common e
nerhy was expected. There did not appear.
to be much preparation making in LISBON
to receive the allied army but the lines ON
the south Of the Tagus were very exten-
sive and complete.-We noticed manw
months since an article which annou iced
the arrival in the Tagus, from England
or intrenching tools for Is 900 men -
which we learn have been employed for
months in rendering these lines, like tbos.
of the north side, impregnabIe against anv
force which the French can bring against
them. .s-., ~
A reinforcement of from three to eo,r
thousand men had arrived in Lisbon. tine.
25th June. OF these reIntorcements were
several regiments of fine cavalry.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-23
VALLADoLID June 2

T.
Gen. Sebastian has arrived here. min nm,
Escort of go infantry and 30 caUairv. h
greaf convoy has been surflrtsed5 lcaguce
from VietoriG, tie enemy lost 1000 men o,Cs
a General, and 500 prisoners we're kberafed
and maHy, carriaSe0 foaded 7vith 6oely were,
taken. Gen. s. IS much out Of heaith. N
detachment from Salamanca has aka ar
rived Win sick soldiers.
SALAAANeA, June 10.
Gen: FoWrnier. 7oho belongs fothe cavat-
ry Of Drouef's diUisiou. has arriyed 6eyc
with small escort. Some sdv mat he -
SICK, others that he is ordered 10 Frame.
The diOfsioa Of Gen. Fey has atfeghreee
me bnShsh lines at GaResos, but 7vas re-
huised 7ouh loss.
The army Of Azarmons has de)fiea FIR
Banos.
LISBON, JRiy ..
Information fran Yiha Zeal ia Tya{o,
Monies dated Su'ir 81, s,afes. TINT cor,1s AZ
nha7NafdS yroH YiiAd II. GHrG aiLA Putin