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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-07-24
Prevention better than Cure,
For the Prevention and Cure Of Bilious and
Malignant Fevers, is recommended
HAHN's ANII-BILLlOUS
PILLS,


Invented (only) by II. LEE, 81 Maiden
Lane, Nesv- York.
This Medicine has for ten years past
been attended with degree OF success
highly sreatful totthe invenor's feelings, In
several parts of he West Indies, and the
. southern of the United States, particularly In
Baltimore. Petersburg, Richmond, Norfolk
Edenton, Wilmington, Charleston and oavan-
nah. The testimony of number OF persons
n each of the above placeshas been aoduced'
who have reason TO elieve that timely use
ofthis salutary remedy has, under froViaehce'
preserved their lives when IN the most alarh-
ing circumstances.
Facts of this conclusive nature, speak more
in favor Of medicine than columns OF PomP-
Gus eulogy founded on mere assertion could
DO.
II is not indeed presumptuously proposed
as an infallible cure, but the inventor mas
every possible reason that can result from
extensive experience, of believing that dose
of these pills, taken once every two weeks
during the prevalence Of our bilious levers,
will prove an infallible preventative; and
further, that in the earlier stages OF those
diseases, their use will very generally succeed
in restoring health, and frequently IN cases
esteemed desperate, and beyond the power OF
common remedies.
The oneration of these pills is perfectly
mid-so as to be used with safelyoy persons
IN every situation, and OF every age. ~
They are excellently adapted to carry on
superauous bile, and to prevent Its moroio
secretions to restore and amendthe Appetite
produce free perspiration, and thereby pre-
vent colds, which are often OF fatal conse-
ouencc.! dose never fails to remove coi''
if taken on its first appearace. They are
celebrated for removing habltual costiVe-
ness: sickness at the stomach and severe
head ache and ought to be taken by all persons
on a change of climate.
They have been found remarkably ethcaci-
GUS in preventing and curing disorders a;ten.
d,nt On Ionp VOYAGES, and should be procured
and carefully preserved Tor use oy e'eiy
seaman
rert fente of Mr.. William DeOenney.
During the last nine years. nave oe9n III
the habit of using Hams Anti bilious rms
prepared by the late MIR. Lee, whenever coios
head aches or costiven have rendered me
dicine necessary in these cases single
dose has uniformly removed my head-ad"e'
and has generally been found sufficient to re-
move every symptom of a cold, II taken on
its first appearance. Induced by the benefit
received, have for years past recommend
ed them to many ofmy friends, and l have
the pleasure to inform you, they have lnvarla-
blv succeeded in removing the above com.
plants. yours W.!
No. las Cherry Street, New York.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-07-24
One Hundred Dollars Rezvnrd

One Hundred Dollars Reward.
RAN AWAY, on the otEJune last, from the
estate of DANIEL M'CARTY, deceased, in
the county of Westnoreland, and state of
Virginia,
A Negro Man, named Giles;
a carpenter by trade; about six feet high,
strait and we'll mado, about 35 years of age,
dark complexion, has high nose and bushy
head, and may he said to be likely sp,ight-
ly fellow. He had on homespun twllled
yarn and cotton round jacket an pantaloons:
there is no doubt but he will change his
clothes, it is therefore thought unnecessary
to describe them more particularly. 1t is
expected that he has procured pass, or
forged certificate of his freedom, as he goes
from neighborhood where there are many
free egroes who write, and from whom he
might very readily obtain a copy of their
pass or certificates of freedom. 1t is conf.
IDENTITY expected that he will endeavor to get
to some of the northern or eastern states.-.
THIRTY DOLLARS will be given if taken
in the county if 40 miles from home FOR
TY DOLLARS; if6o miles SIXTY DOL
LARS; and if out of the state and secured
in any Jail so that get him again, the above
reward, and all reasonable charges paid if
brought home.
Richard Stuart.
N. B. All masters of vessels & other per.
sons are hereby forewarned from harboring
or employing the above described negro man,
at their peril, or under the severest penal
ties of the law. r S.
July 8. 2awtf
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-07-24
Public Sale.

Pursuant to a deed of trust from JAMES
BRANDON and ELIZABETH his wife, dated
the alst February, 1905, for the purpose
thereby intended, will be sold, on the pre-
misses, 10 the highest bidder, Tor cash, on
the 9th day of august next,
A Lot of Ground, fronting
% feet inches on the east side OF Water
street, and $50 feet deep; situated between
Duke & Prince streets, in the town OF Alex
andria; whereon is erected heat and conVe'
nient frame dwelling house.
Thomas Vowel, Trustee.
May lS. .aWe.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-07-24
Public Sale.

Public Sale.
On WEDNESDAY, the Gath Of July, 'D'3 De
erhosed 10 Public sale, on the PREMISES,
A Lot of Ground, held lntee
simple, situated on the south side OF luke
street and the east side OF falrtaX-street.
find at the same time and place,
Another Lot of Ground, sltu-
ate on the south side of Duke-street east
ward of Fairfax street; subject to GROUND
rent of thirty six dollars sixty SIX cents late
the residence of John Dunlah, Esq deceas-
ed The sale will commence at O'CLOCK :,
Terms of sale-One third in hand, one thito
in three months, and the other third IN SIX
months; the p .yments to be secured by gooo
notes negotiable in any bank IN Alexaharia'
and by deed of trust OIL the premises
July ii 49,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-07-24
DR. Ham;lton's Grand ReGorstive.

Which the inventor confidently recon-
mends as an invaluable medicine for the
speedy relief, and permanent cure of various
complaints which result from aissipated
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-06-19

the nul,ity of their returns. The inlets Of
colonial produce on the coatineni being once
closed, the English Will DC obliged To throw
into the Thames the Sugars and In Igo for
which they have exchanged the goods Of
their industry, which have heretofore fur
nished them with such considerable re sources
In France, "a. in England, the manuiac-
turers commit imprudence and tollies. They
have not known how 10 calculate the demand
for consumption with the quantity to be man
ufActured. The English government has
been obliged to afford them considerable re-
lief. | also have cfered succours 10 some,
and could have granted more, but | nave
not Judged il it, nor have thought myself
permitted to encourage principles Is pernici-
Gus as they are dangerous.
To Manufacture Is not all II is necessary
TO possess and know the means vi vending,
anc not make ten ellis oil cloth where he can
only find four . Ii not very difficult to
forsee that after twenty years OF war and mis-
fortunes, the consumption OF the Continent
must necessarily have decreased, and that
many persons VINO were in the habit of hay.
ing four suits year, would be only able TO
bespeak one two. Commerce Is an hon
Durable profession but It's essential basis is
prudence and economy.
We must be prudent Gentlemen. The
merchants not to &c lure thcir lor,unes
gradually and constantly.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-06-19

A late Belfast Mag. zlne j,ives the follow
ing gloomy picture OF the present state OF
EnSian -
Z" Few but feel some share, more or less,
Of the pressure of the times, from the great
Capitalists TO the lowest tradesman, from the
loan-making Goidsmds and Barinss, down
20 the working hosiers of Nottingham, who,
for want OF employment, to keep themselves
from starving, arc forced 10 submit TO sweep
the streets of thai town, and are paid l4s. per
week by the corporation tor this service.
There is a class still lower. 1t is asserted
that million and half of paupers in Eng
land now suEsist on parish allow ot Two
pounds OF bread week to each person. Such
is ne state of the once wealthy and flourish
Ing England
After further detailing the distresses of
tn people OF Great BrIsain-after descapting
on me causes OF the scarcity OF money, &c.--
after deprecating the effects of the unjust and
i'm poiitick orders of council which have
brought on IA non-importation with the Unit
ed otates-the same publication adds
4" We have one free export trade which A.
mcrica permits. The ships returning to A
IN .rica from the northern parts OF this coun-
try Ireland arc filled with emigrants. Whcn
vessel is advertsed, the places are speedily
engaged. 1t is natural impulse in the
p,ind of man TO seek to better his condition.
America gains, and we hope iceland does not
lose by these emigration. Those who go
out leave more room for those who remain;
and the state of our population is such as 20
b. able advantageou,ly 10 bear those drains.
LELAND is relieved of a superabundlnt popu-
Ia ION, and America gains useful citizens TO
penpe her widely extended territories. II
j. mistaken maxim in the system of gov
ernlls, to suppose that one nation loses, when
another gains"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-06-19
NEWPOR ::
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10. 1911.

The patIiotl,k X, aud truly American sentiments OF
Gov. GERRy, in his speech TO the Legislature OF
M.ssaI huseits, are this day pubhshed.--Ne nope
that he eayth # this excellent production vii not
be urged AS motive for neglectng the perusa OF It,
The Boston Ins nsKrges have, like refractory school
boys, received fair warning of what they are eS,
pcc II the, perseve.e IN their a;c freasoHabt and
outrageous opp, .,tun tn the Instituted authofiues
4" II spe~king does not answer" possibly the 'ash
may follow
The mode at on of the Executive of that State, dur
ing the last political wear has excited cause q tri-
umph in the ranks of its domesnck enemies andb
source of rt ct 10 men, who cannnt bear 10 see
the lOa,cs aud hsAeS Of Republics, h6sra bese''ed
g.bon men, .sho are ga,say ter ye'y rsais Wehope'
trust, that the scutinenls expressed by hH IN
ceency in the following Sentence, viii be hrpy adj
hered to, and example, worthy ot limitation 10
every Republican State in the Union - II cannot
be expected of any Executive, far 10 diSregd the
sacred obig atoms OF dty and honour as 90 preserve
in official stations such RdiridtCS 7cOud 06fse me
influence o. their tubGck characters, by sdnefienrS e-
Sstut 70 lar. or by such o,hei conduct, as will be.
guile peaCeable and happy citizens, into state oi
civil walf4re."
Such are the sentiments of the Chief Magistrate
of Massachusetts,, and such the political creed To
which every American will cordially subscribe
There is crisis when the doctrine of foerafieh IL
elfought not To DC tolerated
A meeting ofthc citizens of Boston is contemplate
ed TO appoint committee 10 draft answer To The
Governour's speech This potick plan WAS hrst re-
commended by IA writer in o! their papers, over
the appropriate signature of" "A REHEL' Such a
cabal should meet AZ midnight. If they consulted
the,r own safety otherwise Mir REBEL and las "c-
compoes might approach within the purheu OF Ex-
ecutlye justice.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-06-19

On Tuesday, nth inst. the Legislature of Rhode-
Island commenced their session in his town a
mnng the Military Officers appointed were, Da'nei
Shefdon, MAJOR General .5Iid,e1o ~ Corrit, Bugi-
dier-Generai of the LIST Br,sadc James Pery,Leu
tenant-Coionei C0ninandant UW.m .IloG.e, jlal.
Commissary General Henry ]. L onsion, 81 MAJOR
isaac NdH, 2l Mayor Len ioreer, Hrigadc NJ jor
and Inspector, Joh. H"H, Brigade Qunter-M.sIer.
lHuespAY, june Isl he act passed 10y uie sen
ate at the February session, allowing General SUI
trage, corresponding with the liberty enjoyed by the
frceien OF our sister States, made the order OF
the day--As mis hi have been expected, The HeusHr
able Body refused to concur IN this excellent act
by plurality of 10
law eAeinpumg the people of this state from
Poll Taxes, was passed IN he Legislature.
The session terminated on Saturday asst.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-06-19
PUBLlCK HEALTH.
BATHING HOUSE,
Ped0m-sfreef.
PeM0m-s street.

THE Proprietor in announcing 70 the publick in
L general, and to the patrons of this institution
III particular hat il is opened for the accommo-
dation of those Ladies and Gentlemen who wish 10
partake Of the luxury Of the Bath" is happy in
being able to state, that il is in every respec, as
To those acquainted il is unnecessary to say, that
to elegance of accommodation, qualit, of water,
situation, cleanliness and attention, this BATBrNo.
House. is not inferour to any in the United States.
u is open every day, from sunrise until o'clock
IN the evening Sunday excepted, when it is closed
at 10 in he morning
or Holders Of Shares will be furnished with
Tickets account (no: less than six a, a ,ime) by
applying at the athing-house.-Tickets sold a, No
3,Peihsm street. and az tbe store Of Mr. WM Low.
Ie, Thames-street-Price so cents.
Newport, June IL, 1911. (epu)
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-06-19
MHRRIED,

A. Providence, on Wednesday morning last, in ST.
JOhu's Church, by the Rev. Mr.. Crocker, WALTER
Il DANroRTu, Esq Attorney at Law, to Miss ELI
1ABEra-hSn CARTER, youngest daughter OF John
Carer, esq. "f Providence
Al kehoboth, on TUESDAY morning last, by the
Rev Mr.. Thompson, NATHAN WHITINo, Esq. At.
torney al Law, To Miss SARAH SALISBURY, daugh-
ter ofJonaliian Salisbury, esq Of East Greenwich.
D/ED,
In this town, on Sunday morning last, Mr.. JoHN
HAYWOOD, in the 7lst year of his age. lie al
honest and industrious citizen.
Lately, at ms seat in Brm6cld, (Mas) Gen.
WILLIAM EATON, the hero who planted the A.
merlcan banners on the fortrcsses Of Africa.
Al North-p' evidence on the Ist inst. Miss RvTB
GREEEE, eldest daughter Of Mr.. Jonathan Greene,
formerly Oft this town, the 2Otb year of her age.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-06-19
Btack list
or BRITISH IMPRESS1fENYs, &c !!
Continued from our last I


It appears from affdavits that an English friga,e
about SIN leagues from Sandy Hoek lately brought TO
an American brig, new vessel coming round from
Portland to New York, and sent her boat aboard to
impress sailors not having projections they accor-
o'"tg seized on young man by the name OF DIc-
Clio, IN do not dsremcmher) and forced him a.
oo"sd IN s'Ae OF all representation, remonstrancc
ana enlredly notwithstanding the sea was running
aanSe oEsy high, the Captain of the brig accom-
pa ed the young man aboard To see the captain of
Tie hgate. In vain, however, he informed him,
"rN he personally knew the young man. that he liy-
Cd IN his own family several years as an apprentice,
That he was born in the State of Massachusetts and
uAst he had never been to sea before The answer
was al TINS may be so, but he has protection
and that is enough for me"
Such IS bret statement of the facts Facts that
neAd htt!e comment 10 make them appear in all heir
enNrmity What Is IL come 10 this, that The Amer
'cans must have written projections To enable them
to sdi along their own shores To 30 from Of
telr own ports To another coastwse As well might
snip OF the line come in and press the passengers
m tulton's Steam boat because they had no protec-
'lohs to san up the north lrer to Albany No such
projections, no such doctrine ever be submitted
to, trust, IN this country But, if the frigate had
beea ever correct in this demsnd, there is anoth
er very serious ground of complaint aga nst her
duo, me An the cruizng of our harbour for the
purpose OF intercepung or mocsting our commerce
IN any way. THIS take 10 be positive violation of
neutral rights Which nothing can justify rights
son'iai Ia rs as a commercial people, Md rights
oerong which We cannot be too tenacious. In any
treaty hereafter to be made, if I, treaty should be
made bewcen the two countries, this right in pait,-
cular ought 70 be accurately defined and ehectually
guarded and secured
We understand that Col Barclay, the British Con-
sul, aS soon as lac was made q,lainIel with the
acts, tonk prompt measures 10 have the restor-
ed, ior which purpose he Immediately despatched a
e,ter by pilot boat. u is however quite uncertan
whether the trigae can be found, both her name
and that OF the commander where stldiously con-
oeaied. " J.. Eve. Post
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-06-19
BRITISH DEPREDATJONS!
"SHE HAS DONE IT American Commcrce1 NO
ESSENTIAL INJURY" Pickering

"SHE HAS DONE IT American Commerce1 NO
ESSENTIAL INJURY" Pickering
List of American vessels DETAINED (CAPTUR-
ED) by British Crui2ers, and sent into Plymouth
Ships Francis, Pickle, of and from Philadelphia,
for Bordeaux Danube, Pierce, of and from New.
York, for do ; Rebecca, Toby, of and from do. for
do.
Briggs Fox, Porter, of and from Boston, for Cher
bourg Dart, Taylor, of and from New York, for
ST Seb'stians Matilda, Lee, Of aud from Boston,
for Nantz Adolphus. (Ward, supercsrgo) OF and
from New-York, for Bordeaux Elizabeth Gourge,
of aud from Philadelphia, Tor do. Sloth, of New
York, condemned schrs Betsey, Joshua, Lindsy,
OF and from Marbehead, for Bore. aux Polly
DsyercaIx, and from do. tor do Mary, Vickery,
of and from do for Rochelle Ann, Dolliver, Of and
from do for do. Woodbury., Kinsmsn, Of and
from Gloucester, for Bordeaux; Two Sisters, OF
and from Narblehead, for France, (partcular port
unknown } slip Charleston Packet, of and from
Nc~-Yolk, detained, and sent into Cork, bound for
France. Bali. Hhy
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-06-19
BRITISH NAVY RAPIDLY DECREASING
and tie .3.NERIC.R.N' .A.4Vf on The R,se

The Little Belt formerly carried 81 Guns such
has been the decrease %! her ana metal, that,
alter beng reduced successnciy 10 2S, 24 % .ni
10 Guns, she has u, last, by might! uoke from
the pen of a federal editor, been cut down to Il
She wili soon dwindle into the nsigui6c cancy ot a
cock-6oa' --lhe United States Frgate resident,
mas, by the last accounts, increased To The magnitude
OF a'i 81 Gun ship We congratulate the friends OF
Tree irUde, that ia the same ratio Sue VIII m thu
course of months. be able To cCpe with any ship OF
the line IN the B:it,sh Navy--the y.,tory, OF l2O
Guns, not excepted.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-06-19
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF NEWPOnT.

Entered--shp Geo. Huntington, Gardner. " FORK !;
sch. Uiham, Lawton, Hayana; do Soty Inn, Hstpes,
Ocrooote; soob Henry, Chac', Eichmond do L.dia,
BeUef, .Ne1oburn do Golden .dge, Bihngton, Nc.o-
York do. Fame, Earl, do
Clear d-ship Weymouth, Gardner, ST. Petersburg /;
do Trial. Iaytor, .Nortolk. brig Peyasus >outh.Oor,
Hauana do. Polly, 1hateher, Ues.Ld.es do. Ia
gle, Ten, ST. Bdrthoiomeus }, do. Hiram, Gardner,
Wilmington sch. Paragon, Cooke, Edenton do.
Fortune, Lane, .Aew-Yuk ssop Euaiora, Clats, do 1,
do. Hiram, SneH do
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-06-19

Young Rodgers the lad who received all the
wounds sustained by The crew, of the President, IN
the engaS cement with the LitGs Bef, and who has
been rewarded with mdshipman's warrant, for his
gailsn,ry, fear from what learn, is on his voy-
age to that country in which the Commissions OF the
PresidcnI uf no eject. We hope lac may reoov-
er. II H. does not, however, the regard paid to his
bravery is very proper in government and wall eN-
cite TO emulation and valour on future occasion.
INs,e. York paper ]
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-06-19
NEW PORT BANK,

NOTICE is hereby given, that the balf-yearly div.
4 y iciend will he declared aud paid Oh Monday
the first day Of Jay next, to those who appear, by
the books of the Bank, to be Stockholders on the
24th inst.
ny Order cf lhe Preudenf and Directors,
JOHN u sIiEARMAN, Cashr.
Newport, June IL, 1914
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-06-19

Nesv,iort, ss-Clerks Office, SUPREME Judiet-
nj Court, June sih, 1911.
~IERE.9S, ELIzABeTH GARpvEp, Of North
~ k,ngs,own, in the County OF Washington, wife Of
George 7. Gardner, hath this day filed IN said Of
6ce her petition praying for therein stated.
that the bonds Of marriage between her and her said
husband may be dissolved and decree of divorce b,
promulgated -
THESE therefor to give notice to tic ssil
George T. Gardner, and TO wbomsoever else il ma
concern. that they DC and appear before the nex,
Supreme judicial Court, to be holden at .Nc1c,pr.
within and for the County Of hewperf, the four,l
Monday IN august next, and sbew cause, (it IN,
they bave) why the prayer Of said petition ough-
not to be granted
JASON sPRACUE, Clerk
June IL lSwl
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-06-19
From The Richm nd Enquirer.

The sale of" BeiPs Weekly Messenger" ex-
cee6s $4,000 weekly-92oo are printed every
Sunday for London--4loO on Monday for the
country sae--a circulation, as the editor
thinks, Unprecedented in the annals of print
ing
Thomas History of Printing" gives
list OF the newspa pers published in the Uni
ted States In the commencement of the year
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-06-19
PHILADELPHIA, June IL.
MORE FIGHTING EXPECTED.

Errsct Of letter rsm an ,es" board ,hs Iriyate
U'6ted States, yeH.lSr:sa ~ his cy. dated or
fott Jane 5, 1911.
There is large English frigate or the Capes,
enquirng when will be ou'. We sail in day
OF two that she ma. have the opportunity OF making
call upon us"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-06-19
TOUN .KEETINC.

At the Town meeting on Monday, the 10th ms.
the following gentlemen were appointed to receive
subscriptions for the relief Of the sufferers ty the
late fire at n wburypori
NichodS Taylor, UiAiam Langley, Ed.sord JHn1s.
ton Donie| Shehon, John Ear, jun Constant 1ojtr.
Ihomos Dennis, John L. Boss, .Jrli. .john II. ~ mn,
Joh" u HiinmS, Ch,i.opher IT, Cdamphn, Ch,istao'er
Fouc'er, Green Bu'roughs Jonathan Bowen, John
SiocUm
We sincerely hope liberal subscription viii be
made for the sufferers by the late conh~g grafton AT
New buyport-Many persons, who had b, ,iint Of n-
dusty az accumulated decent competence, have been
by ms unfortunate circumstance reduced to begga-
ry and when consider the characteristick hDe-
rality OF our townsmen, we feel confident a munif
cent donation will be made.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-06-19
MASD\ICK

The Anniversary Festival Of ST John the Baptist
will be commcmorated at BRIsro Oh Monday next
The Grand Lodge of this State will assemble at o.
clock, A. Nj. tor the choice Of Grand Officers for the
ensuing year. Members of the Ancient society Of
Free and Accepted Masons, of every degree, are in
vited to attend the celebration
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-06-19

The Halifax accounts of the affair be; ;wcen The
President and the Little Belt are SO vague coatra.
dictory, and unofficial that have deferred noic-
ing them ill We receive The official statements Of
Capt ri CHAM ard Admiral Sawyer, now OH the
Halifax station.