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Bilious and Malignant
FENERS.


THE. proprietor OF /" Hahn's Anti Bill.
aus Pills" has every possible reason thas
caa result from extensive experience, for
believing, that's dose of these Pills, taken
olcc every two weeks during the preva.
fence Of our Bilious Fevers, will prtve an
nfa!ilole preyentagive--a and further, IN tie
early stages OF those diseases, their use
will succeed in restoring health. and
frequently in cases esteemed desperate
anu beyond the power Of common rene.
dies.
The operation of these pills is perfectly
mid, so as to be used by persons in every
situation, and of every age.
They are excellentiy adapted to carry
OF superfuous bile ana prevent its morbid
secretions---to restore and amend the APP.
pctite--to produce free pcrspiratiofi and
thereby prevent COLDS Which are often Of
fatal consequences. A dose never fails to
remove a cold if taken on its first appear
ance-.they are celebrated for removing ha.
oituai costlveneSs.. ickness at the stom.
ach AID severe headache. ..and ought to-
be iaken by all persons on Change, Of
climate. s.T1
They have been found remarkably Ell q
cacious ia preventing and curing disorders
at'endaot on long voyages. and should be
procured and carefully preserved for use
by every seaman.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-03
ITamilton's Elixir.

h sovereign remedy for Colds. obstinate
Coughs, Asthmss Sore Throats, and ap.
preaching ConsumPtious
To parents who have children a. iced with
The Hoopog Cough, this di covey Is OF the 6rss
roagni,uh a. IL affords Immediate relief. ehtekt
the arog'ess ard in hort nrae entlfely re
moves the mott crpc, disorder 20 vtIch ehi'dre,,
feliable. The 4 'xir il 50 pc,feai, sgsessbls,
ami 'ne dose 80 small, that no dilhcuiy arises a
taking IL.
~ The Medicines prepared by r.,
LEE, have been IN she b CHEST estiGasicn
lnroug bout Tie United States Tor upwards
OF Ten years, many Of these are sold for
l.ss than the drugs OF winch they are COM
pounded could be purchased IN a retail
Store.
Purchasers are requested 10 r. member
that an engraved lab J, with the sigtG;nre
Il Hannah Lee, widow of the la R,c6ard
Lee, Junr. TO counterfeit which IS ,eloov1
is affixed to each ofthe genuine medicines.
~ Sold, Whotesaie and Retail. at me 1roys
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-03
1nfallible Ague and Fever
DROPS,

For the cure ot Agues, remittcnt, and in-
.ermit,ent Fevefs.
The Genuine Persion Lotion.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-03
ITCt CURrD.

BY once using LEES SOVEREIGN ONT.
dbHT -Ihe proprietor Informs those persons
ana fannie. VINO afe suffering under this disesse
fagaost the infection of which no per on Is safe)
hat If this oinimen IS used al night, on going
bed, il never fails to perform a cure by the fol.
wing norning, as Thousands no have used IL
dnri!g h. las Ten years can testify The pecu.
ia exceIIeucies Of ihs iufsibie remedy for the
Itch, over every oshsF inc Certainty OF a cure
o. a sing;e application; fhe ngsedients being so
ngocens a. % DC applied with perfea sfe,y To
he 'enderesi infant and its being not only fee
from am offensive smell, but equally az. eeable
sith he plea ATTEST pomatum.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-03
Worm-Lozenges.

Among the symptoms attepdIhg worms,
are disasreeable breath, especially in the
morning---bad and corrup'edgums r.,tch.
ing IN the nose ard about the seat, epriVul.
sions and ep'leptic fits and sometimes PR.
walton of speech..-irreguts appetite,
sometimes loathing food ana sometimes vo.
raciousy purging. witk shiny aud foetid
STOOLS, vomiting, isTge spn hard belly,
pans and sickness at tx stomach, pains in
the. head and thbs, with lowness of spirits 9.
SOW ever, wfh smaii srd irregular pulse.
dry cough. Ike ssivs thirs,, sometimes
pale and unhealny cGuncenaoc., and some.
times the iscs bioatei and flushed.
Persons sftlicted wiki any OF the above
symptoms, sbsuld have Immediate recGurse
% HamiI;on's Wcrm Destroying Loze7ges,
which have beor c0usts, tly ATTENDED with
success in all complaints similar to those a..
love described
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-03

VHdE citizens of Richmond and its vicinity
"A arerespectfully informed that "The Rich
mpnd Hill Academy will be opened again on
ths2d day of September, under the superin-
: tendance of the Rev. Jesse Turner, young
gen4 eman of amiable disposition, of appro-
vedHharacter, and liberal education. Mrs
GSsseley, who now resides at the Academy,
viii take charge of the femalsE apartment,
and instruct young ladies in reahing, writing
and needle-work. She will also take few
to board on very reasonable terms. Some
one 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 it encouragement and support.
BY order of the Board.
JOHN d. BLAIR, President.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-03
iieon's Essence s Extract
of MUSTARD.

A safe eiFectusl remedy for acute and
chronic rheumatism, govt rheumatic govt.
pa sey, lumbaso, oumbness, Nhiie swelling,
chilblains, SPANS bruises. pain in the
face and neck. &c. &c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-03
DR. HAMuTON'S
GRAND RESICR ,ffrIVF

Whiohihe Inventor Cos hden ~ re, omnie nd, as an
invaluable medicine for the speedy ree, 4 pc, ma.
nenl cure oi various complaints which result from
dissiPated pleasures, Juvenile ndisc etions resi-.
dence in climates unfavoIzble TO the constitution.
the immodera,c use of tea, frequen intoxiea,ion
or any destructive in;empeianoe. he unsk,ful CT
excessive use OF mercury, the diseases peculiar
to females asa certain period Of life, bad lyings
N, &c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-03
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maps, IS
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so plates, 8 IS
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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-30
" On board the Atalanta slooD
a. e .u.~ H. on
BRITISR PIRACY.

Me-. abraham Piesck, of this City, has
this day received Information by Captain
and Pilot, that his ship, the Rose, com
manded by Capt Hidelies, laden with To
baoco and Hides, burthen more than 500
Tons, and bound | o Stockholm, was captur
ed by a British brig of war, before She ief
he CafeS Of Delaware, and while tie ri
lot mas yef on board What has been
doHe with the ship or the crew is not known
lit is presumed she is sent for condo nina
ton to Pirates Refuge, commonly called
Halifax, and that the crew are sent on board
he British navy, or to cultivate the planta-
ion of some Royal West Indian.
Is his the /" co. clearance" Of England,
whick IS tsa~settes f'Ets y sigh 4rsqyi
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-30

improve msnt than the Mohawk, which is
the only water conveyance from the Wcs.
Tern counties OF this state to our market !;
hut when we consider an inland navigation,
distinct from natural rivers. conveying goods
with cheapncss and expedition, we view that
With which no Improvement, on the beds
OF rivers, can compare-and when We con-
slider the long winters in Canada, which
prevent vessels proceeding 10 sea until after
Che produce of the banks of Lake Erie shal II
have far progressed from N. York, or may
have arrived al its destined foreign port, we
have nothing 60 fear from the commercial
rivalry OF, Canada, but on the contrary, a
moral certainty Of securing to ourselves the
entire lrade of the American territory,
stretching along the great chain of Lakes
between the river ST. Lawrence and the
Lake of the Woods. and also, participating
Srgely in that of Upper Canada. In our
prospective view of this trade. we see no.
thing TO raisc our envy towards the Great
British metropolis of London nor do we see
why the trade of the Hudson should not, a,
future day, vie with that of the Thames
We feel disposed TO pursue this pleasing en-.
Quiry, were we not prevented by the pres
sure OF other matter our columns shall,
however, be occasionally occupied by sub
fect SO much in accordance with the object
OF our paper&SN. Y Pas. .1dp.
-
Estract Of a iesfer foh, the chief mare Of orig
Mary Ann of Providence X. 4, dated Qahfas,
July 10, 1911.
Capt SAML. p. ABhEN-SIR, ,...
This will inform YOU that we were Ia
Zen possession of on the ed of July by his M.
.issty's sioop of war Sapphire, Capt. Haines
who, after overhaulng us, took myself and five
seamen out OF the Mary Ann, and ordered her
for Halifax, for adjudication ---waere she ar
rived on the 9th. we were examined separate
~ before the court Of admiralty; and finding
they could not sliedge any thing against us, we
were set at liberty, by paying all charges whict
will probably amount TO 1900 dollara After
got liberty to go board OF the Mary Ann,
found her completely a wreck; since. which we
have all hands been employed in repairing the
brig and landing part of her cargo, to pay. the
c1pences. never coula learn for what reason
we were brought into this place /; they say II
rgas only because we were " q SEE of fanke.
.ocouTdrels." We row sil ready for ses spc
slsi saii to morrow for Lisbon They have I'M
.9resSed ons Of eur men ) haze ssterIy rejaSe
50 givs hi1s Re."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-30

cans as Pickering aud TYaish !; TragceY.
Coleman and Bronson, or is it the "retalfs,
DRY" system which Mr.. Foster Ainfea we
should have to encounterf Whether il be.
tue one or the other, whether Foster or
pickering are more in the confidence O.
the British Cabinet. is OF lizzie OF 10 moinens
to US, but it is of infinite moment, il is our
political pearl, above all price, that we de-
not accustom our minds to be robbed, sent
into the House OF Bondage, made slaves or
put 10 ueath with imPuniiy and without re.
sistance.
We call upon the twelfth Congress-. and
let the nation, with Stentorian lungs, can
upon them. to pluck with Herculean arm.
eur drowning honor from the fathomless
depths of intamy into which it is fast dc+
scendng. Press.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-30
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 90
MORE (APTJRE.S


The ship Fame. Dunlevy, from Green
ock, and another ship, are below. The
Fame has had six men impressed on our
coast, BY British cruiser.
The Fame brings accounts Of the cap
ture, by British cruiser, of the ship Rose,
Capt. Hidelius, ofthis port. bound to Stock
holm, with cargo of tobacco and hides
The Rose sailed only a few days ago, and
is owned by Mr.. Piesch.
The ship Dolphin, Capt. Brown, owned
also by Mr. Piesch, and which sailed from
this port on the LIST of August, bound to n
Orleans, has been captured by the British
sloop of war Atalanta, and sent 10 Halifax
The plea of capture was, having French
produce on board bot we understand, tn at
the only French produce on board was IS
casks of wine.
EStrsst Of letter from passenger Gu
board tie chip DokhhiH
" On board the Atalanta sloop
/" OF war, lat. 80, long. 60.
al am sorry 10 say, that the ship Dol
phin is captured and ordered for Halifax,
for having French produce OH board We
hope TO be liberated in the course of a
month."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-30
p" WILLIAM LEE"
BORDEAUX, June 8, 1910.

"1havs settled all NY affairs, and leave
France f,r the United States. / shall be
70aiouS il defending your mission there
hnd II fnd you attacked in any qpay,
shall en'tr me lists in your. faSor. 10 great
haste, aud sincere attachment, l am, gene
raj, yoar. deyosedly
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-30

Gen. WILKINSON lett this city on Sa-
Iurday last tor Fredericktown to attend he
Court Martial summoned to meet here in
a few days Ii is doubted, we believe, whe
Their or nor quorum will be present on
the day assigned for opening the Court /;
in which case it will, we presume, be ad
iourned from day to day until quorsm ap-
pears.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-11-15
Cny If Washington, October 8, A. D.
1911, and A. L.. 5Sll.

At N extra Mce,Ing OF tae Grand Lodge
rf the District of Columbia. among other
proceedings were the following, 10 wit =
Resolved, That depua'ion be appointed
ny, and on the part Of this Grand Lodge, TO
meet in Convention in the City Of Washln :
n the Deputies that may he appointed by
lhc several Grand Lodges in the United
STATES, on the fourth MONDAY IN January
next, OF such other time as may be agreed
Whercupor, Brothers Valentine Rein'ze',
Amos Alexander, Alexander Mccormick,
Joseph Cassin and John Richards, were ac-
cordingly appointed the said deputation.
Test, JAMES HE WITT,
Dep &c. Sec'ry.
October 81. CIV.
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IOIIN G. LADD,

u. far so!e, noa, .andi%g from schooner Ia
gle, CAP: Hawes from Boston j.,
COS b.gs heavy Nu:natra Pepper, ehutieu
b drawback on exploration.
so barrels Nus :ovadn Sugars
500 ,eaTn, Writing and Wrapping Paper
IS TONS Pi.ister IRIS
~ STORE;
Nousnti,y of Liverpool coarse < hne oait
N sacks. =,
ilonId and dipt Candles, Sherry Wine IN
n,,,rter casks, Whiskev, and Cider lnrgar
IN hocsaeat< .and barrels, by II, by ~
and 10 bY ? " mo" Glass.
100 pieces Russia She t'ngs.
boxes Irish Linens, sc. &c.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS,

.4nd other vaiuable BOOKS, lately received,
for Sule by JAMES KENNEDY, sen.
Among which are the following =
: Calmets Dictionary OF the BIBLE, IN )
volumes, quarto-illustrated with numerous
Engravings.
SCOTS Theological Works, vols.
Hurd, Newton and Faber, on the Prophe-
cies.
Osborne, ON the Duties of Men in Society,
! 2 vols.
! Sermons, by Watts, Davies, Saurin, Paley,
/ sc.
| The Remains of Henry Kirke White. con-
I consisting of Essays, Letters, and Poems,
with Memoirs of their amiable Author.
Dr.. PARIS London Medical Dictionary, lat
est edition, improved from Motherby, with
elegant Engravings, vols.
Hume's History OF England, with Smoletts
and Bissett's continuation, In plain, and ele-
giant bindings.
Dr. Russell's History of Ancient and Mo-
dern Europe, witt, q 9th Supplementary
Volume, by DR.. Cootc, down to 800
Gibbon's History of the Decline and Fall ct
the Roman Empire, 8 vols.
Nurphy's Tacitus, vols.
Hamptcn's Polybius, 5 vols.
Goldsmith's History of Greece and Rome,
vols elegant
Edwards's History Of the West-Indes, with
Atlas, vols.
Rollins's Ancient History, London Edition,
elegant. with Maps.
The Works oil ST. Pierre, 5 vols. do
Hunbodt'S New Spain, vols.
Eepon's Caracas, vols.
Moiina's Chill, ? vols.
| Elegant Extracts, in prose and verse.
! Shakespeare Works, with Notes OF all the
: Commentators, IL Vols
/ Mathus or Population, vols.
! Bristeds Resources ofthe British Empire.
Domestic encyclopaedia, vols.
The British Cicero, vols.
Cbapnlail's Select Speeches, forensic and
! parliamentary, vols.
Spectator, Taller, and Guardian, elegant,
uniform edition.
DR.. Rarnsay's Life of Washington, address
ed To the Youth of the L. S. new edition.
The Magdalen Church Yard, containing an
= interesting account of Occurrences during the
French Revolution, vols.
Self Control, much admired Novel, v.
Missionary do.
Anne, of Brittany, do.
Cottage Dialogues among the Irish Pea
santry.
Edgeworth's Tales Of Fashionable Lie, 2
vols.
Opie's Tales, 2 vols.
Elegant miniature editions of Walter Scott
Poems, Virgil, Horace, Pope, Milton, Young,
Thomson, Cowper, Gilblas, Don QulxOtte'
&c.
ALSO,
The most approved Greek and Latin Clas-
sizes, English School Books, and good as
sorment OF Stationary Articles.
November 2. eo5W
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g. Great Bargains.

THE subscriber contemplating remov.
i al to the country. offers for sale his
STOCK OF FURNITURE, consisting of
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~ The Editor of1he Republican arm
err at Stauiton, and Winchester nazetts
At Winchester, are requested TO insert the
abovs three times, and forward their accounts
10 this office for payment.
october IL
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FOX SAEE,

A NEGRO WOM N, about 20 years
OF age. with her two female children, one a
bout TWO years Id and the other months
She has been accustomH, TO cooking y "aSh-
ing Apply to the Plihter.
OcsoDcr IL
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SIMON PURE,
Thine,

The Ncvy-The Democratic papers, a.
ereeablv to the Recommendation of the great
man at the head of the editorial department
at Washington, are now discussing the ques-
ton relative to Navy. On this important
subject they disagree sadly. The govern
ment editor, we presume, by order of the adj
ministration, pretends to be in favor OF an et-
hcient navy-Yet there is opposition and
this opposition is made by good thorough-go-
ing democrats such men as MIR. IRVINE of
the Wing, and others. The Boston Patriot
the most respectable democratic paper In
the Nothern States, comes out, and we believe
sincerely, in favor of navy but the Chroni-
Gle, which is more Frenchi6ed, and of course
more influential among democrats, is violent
,ly opposed to the measure.---We hope
these brethren of the same principle, will set
tic the business among themselves previous
to the meeting of Congress that the time of
the nation may not be consumed, in that body
in useless debate. AS to the question, it is
already decided. We are to have no navy un-
dera democratic administration ITO talk oft
is idle 1t can neither be built, manned Or
supported by such men as the leaders of the
present ruling party and they know it. The
icSa IS oE-y tflcN-i oel u PiHfa'o liio way
for q further compliance with Bonaparte's non
commercial svste in. - The question relative
to a Navy will. undoubtedly be agitated in
Congress. 1t will be decided that Navy is
iileXpedient The next question will be, shall
we abandon commerce, by laying perpetual!
embargo! The discussion of this question
will take up many weeks in Congress, and
its final decision will fig the fate of our natl
on If an embargo is laid, the prosperity of
the country is at an end. How long we can
exist as nation under the Chinese policy,
remains to be decided. 1t is our opinion that
Americans cannot be transformed into Chinese
SO easily as some philosophers may imagine.
Com. advertiser.
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PHuADELpHIA. octoher 3.

Erfracf Of a t~ner .jf<m q genHeman in Hail
Jc@, 10 another IN this Gig, dated Sehten,-
Der 20, 1911.
~This day the trial Of the ship Thomas Will
son and cargo came on, but from the great
number of letters and papers found on board
the ship at the time of her detention, the
Court could proceed no further than hearing
them read over to day, and put OF the trial un-
I'll tomorrow. 1t is the opiaion OF Mr.. Stew
art, Council for claimants, that the ship will
be liberated, but THAT the greater part, if not
the whole Of the cargo viii be held for further
proof"
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For my. own part, do not prssstnd 10 know
what measures will be adopted. My neigh
Dor, Ephraim Smooth, saith peremptorily,
that as We all know it would be idle to attempt
to force the naughty islanders inlo compli-
ance with our terms, if she will not agree to
an accommodation in an amicable sway, all in
tercourse with her will be Vigorously prohi-
bited. and every encouragement given to do
mestic manufactures in order to supply the
vacancy zoccasioned BY the want of her mar
ket Thou mayest take this opinion, friend
Samuel, for what it is worth.
Thine,
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N O T l c. E.

TINE Portrait and Miniature PAIx7IHe
i ROOM at Mr.. Guy Atkinson's, OF. Far.
fax street, is now open for the reception of
Settlers every day in the week, between the
hours of ten and two, excepting Saturdays,
which arc entirely dedicated to to the Adm;-
rers Of Liberal Arts, whom the Artists parti,
cularly invite to the above place where the
likenesses of several persons taken here are
to be seen.
Price Of L!kenesses are as follow, Viz.
For Portraits in Bust, 60 dollars.
For half size Portrait, 80 dollars.
For Miniature, IS dollars.
O tober
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60 Great Bargains.

THE Subscriber conte mplatng remoy.
i al to the country, offers for sale his
STOCK OF FURNITURE, consisting of
Sideboards, Secretaries, Bureaus, Tables OF
various descriptions and other Furniture too
tedious to mentien--all Of which he will dis,
pose ofon very reasonable terms for cash or
good notes.
James Ward.
N B. Agood ten piate STOVE, with
Pipe Also, Franklin GO. fer sale by the
subscriber. w.
September 10 60