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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-16
FOR COUGHS. INSCRIPTIONS AND
AS'rHSlAS.
The root obstinate coughs yield 10 ii

ne root obstinate coughs yield 70 if.
The prcpoS,erors composition of ines NINA
tory drugs; the disappointment repeatedly
cXperienced III m, practice, from remedies,
highly recommended, added to my own pre-
disposition to Pulmonic complaints, were
powerful inducements with ne To consider,
whether a compound, consisting OF vegetable
substances, could not be invented, more free
from the well founded objections of practi-
ticners, aud better calculated to avert the
threatening destruction OF the lungs.
Inow c.fer TO the public. the result OF
twenty years experience on this subject. Nc
eXpencc or trouble has been spared in this
composition. That TO medicine, for consump-
tive and asthmatic complaints. has been 50
successful as my PeSetebi. Pnimouic Deter
gent, would II become rnv to mention in this
address.
Bit if the at'cstations of persons, of the
highest responsibility, of it's efficacy, which
viii DC s.icwn to any person; ii tho great and
increasing demand for it may be called proof,
it is proved.
Prepared by myself, at my dispensary,
Northampton, Ms.
GEORGE ROGERS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-16

The above valuable medicine is offered
wholesale and retail by the subscribers, at
their Medical Store, a few doors above the
Bell Tavern, Main Street, vino do not hcsi-
tate to say they believe this medicine superb.
or in virtue and efficacy TO any ever before
exhibited to the public. in allpulmonary COM
plants, and their confidence in its superiori-
~ is much strengthened by the great sale it
has met with in tic cities of Philadelphia, N.
York and Charleston, and in the town Of Bos-
ten, and by the vast number of certificates,
continually pouring in from all parts Of the
country to the proprietor, from persons hav-
ing received benefit from it.-Many of the
most respectable are in our hands, and rea-
dy fer the persual of the public
VAIL & ROGERS.
n. B. Fer the convenience of persons liv-
ing at distance from this city, we shall es-
tablish agents in disferen. parts of this state,
whose names will be inserted in some future
advertisement.
V.StR.
Richmond, Nov. 90. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-16

N. 3. Jack formerly belonged to Mr.. John
Bird and Betty was purschased of John Cor
bin.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-10-12

RECEIVED TO-DAY.
"A fresh supply of ladies' fash ioaabs
SHOES.
on HAND,
i65 bales excellent retailing Cotton
IS barrels well cured Shad
z boxes Carolina Indigo
Is bags do. Ground Nuts
1900 la,iies' Chip Bonnc,s, Qow priced
Trunks and Shoes, general assortment
E. Gilman.
July 81 eostsAw
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ORIGINAL
FAMILY MEDICINES

prsDared with the gseatest care q a's'h
BIZ MICHlhL ZEE & 20
LEES IVorm destroying L0zeHs oe
This medicine is superior to any o'e IA
tered to the public, being innocent anu iD
certain and eficacious in lis oPera'ioh''
Lees Elixir,
certain remedy for colds, coughs "
.s,hrnas * particularly the whoopins cousn
so destructive to children
Lees Essence Of Mustard.
So well known for the cure OF hheuih~-
tism, govt, palsy, sprains, &c.
Lees grand estoranVe,
proved nv Ione experience tn be unequai'
led in the sure Of nervous disorde,s
,ump.ions, lowness ofspirits, lnWaru "S
ness. etc M
Lee,s .6nti-5ilous Pills,
For the prevention and cure OF BILIOUS a"o
malignant fsvers. =. n,t
I.e's Sovereign Ointment tor me heh'
yb;tb Is warranted an ihfalii5le reHecy
at ore application. ND.
For the care of agues, remittent a1d ihtef-
nlitten, fevers.
Lee,s Genuine Persian Lotfon,
Celebrated for the cure OF ringworms' tel
tiers, etc.
Lees Genuine Eye Eafer,
An effectual remedy for all diseases IN the
eys. -.
Which give immediate relief.
Lees Toosh-dehe DrofI,
Let's Corn PLatster.
Jes,s Danask Lin Satpe.
Lees Restorative Powder,
For the teeth and gums.
Lee's .sroayre Elixir,
For the cure of every kind OF headache
The Indian Vegetable Shecyse,
For the cure of Venereal complaints
Sold wholesale and retail, by the PIoprle-
tor. No. 90, Pitt-street, Baltimore.
R. GRAY, bookseller, klng-street' ana
n. KINGSTON, Fairiax-ssreet, Aiexan-
dria.
To country merchants and Others who nc,
purchase to sell again, liberal discount VIII
be given by the proprietors.
To detect counter!eits, observe eacs afu-
Gle has, on the outside wrapper. the sigma
ture of MICHAEL LEI anu W.
N. g. At tho places of sale may be mad
(gra,is, pamphlets containing recent and e1-
traordinary cases of cures whose iensth pre-
vents there being herewith inserted.
June 20. "a"
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pUBLIC SALE.

By virtue of deed of trust from DANIEL
M.C.p1r, and MAReARETTA MATILDA
ssowpEN, his wife, to rs the suSscrI6srs'
will be exposed TO public sale, on oATuR-
DAY, the llth day OF January, 1919 a'
the Cofee-!Iouse, In Alexandria
TRACT of LAND on the river Po-
~ tomac, living in Loudoun county, state
OF virginia, known as M'Carty's Island, anu
Sugar Land Tract, or so much thereof as VIII
be sufficient to pay the sum recorded In Saia
deed
This property lies about 20 miles above
&c rye own, and the city OF "ashi'sto"'
and the Island part of the property, contain
ing 500 acres, is known BY It's productions 10
he the mos, valuable and desirable land in e.
Their the states of MARY land CT Virginia, with
proper cultivation may be made TO produce
100 bushels of corn per acre. A great pro-
portion OF this tract is heartily hmbefea' iioH
which all inexhaustabie quantity OF snip UNI
Der. slaves. SC. may be taken The pro-
petty will be shewn en- application 70 .sir'
John W. Bronaugh, in George o"H'
The terms of sale are--ORe thru cash on
the dav of sale, the bsiance IN three cquai
payments of three, six and nine months, all
bearing in crest from the day OF Sale, WITH
two anDroyed endorsers residing IN the dis
,rict of Columbia land is to remain
bound, AMI be re.sold at ten DAYS nouce, on
default of payment. for SO msch ready mo-
ney as may be sufficient TO raise the balance
then due, and the residue on crecit 70 meet
the future instslment or instalmen's the
proceeds of which resale is to be In Ike MAJ
ner secured, and this operation of resale Is
to b. made as often a. such successive de-
f.ul, shall require conforming each 70 the
terms prescribed for the hrst'
Elisha Janney,
James Keith, Jun.
0rfnher |ahls
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u REMOVAL.

JAMES C. DEKE fLE,
Has removed to his Warehouse q few doors
below Gibson and Ross, and nearly oP-
posite the Union tavern, King street,
where he offers for sale, wholesale aid re-
tail
Sugar in hhds. & barrels
Coffee In bags
Imperial * Young Hyscn Teas in chests
Pepper in bags
Whiskey in barrels
Rum in barrels
Cotton in bags
.1.so, ~ cOnsras. for sa4.lsiRs. or sGs skors.
e. gcI:ce,.
JANlESON'S CRACKERS.
~ Commission Business transacted as
usual
October II DIT
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ROBERT GRAY,

has lately received, far sale, tie foitorsHs
wUSIc for tse PLAA0 FORTE.
GRAND RONDO-by Voight.
Military Observation-Disclosures.
Easy Lessons-Reinasle.
Favorite Duett-Gildon.
lie Retour de Naples,
Pondo, with flute accompani. >Hohand.
raents,
Six Rondos-Nicolia.
Serensde, Walce ct Rondo-Gildon.
savoyard, Rondo-Gildon.
lie Sansonet Affranchi, G;,dop.
Romance snd Rondo, )
Military Rondo-Holst.
Favorite Lesson-Steibelt.
Gipsey Rondo-Holst.
Les PIaisirs de L'Esperance-Cildon.
La File decentralization.
The Maid of Martivaie, ballad from
Moore's Poems-Stephenson.
Viot,i's PoIlacca, arranged for the Piano
Forte-Dusek.
Italian Momfrina-Rolst.
Irish Melodist-Vocal Repository, Nos.
and s-TheSacred Companion for the Ger
nan Fmte-a selection of Psalm and Hymn
Tunes, adapted to that instrument
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Piano Fortes, Guitars, French Horns,
Clarinet., Hautboys, Flutes, Flies, Violins.
&c.
Violin Strings, Bows, Bridges & Screws.
Instructions for learning to play On each
Instrument.
Nav Fl.
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NOTICE.

THE annual meeting of the Stockholders
/ in The Little River Turnp!ke Conapa-
nv. will be on the first MONDAY IN De-
cember next, at Brooks hotel, IN the Town
of Alexan yria, at which time an election WIZ
be held for President, four Directors, and a
treasurer. A statement of the Company
accounts, report of the proceedings, expen-
diluses ana progress of the work since the
lac, ann.,I meeting, will be submitted TO the
Company, together with an application OF
Charles + Loves for an extra compensation
for making the road.
Jonah Thompson, Treasurer
Little River turnpike Company.
October 10 lS,hNov&Gt5tnOec
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Dinrict Of Columbia. 10 wit /:
October H..

VN7HEREAS john JAMIgsos hath 5y his
w petition in writing. applied 10 the
honorab.e Nicholas Eizhugh, one CT the IS.
sistant Judges Of the circuit court OF The
district Of Columbia, TO be admitted to the
benefit of the act of Congress Tor the relief
of in.clyent debtors within the district sfore.
said. and has stated therein that ne Is IN a..
,usl confinement in The Jail bounds CT Sex.
andri, county, at the suit of RoDcrt Cray,
and being un2ble to discharge the SAID dam
with others against him, has offered 10 s=li-
yer I'D to the use of MS creditors all lsispgc.
perty, real, personal! and mixed: Notice is
there lore given to the creditors OF tic said
JoES JAMESON, thar on Saturday he-t, tie
,ath instant, between the hours OF n!ne ard
three O'Clock, 1t the court house in Alexan-
dria. the oath Of all insolvent debtor will
be administered to the said JOHN JAMES n,
and a trustee sppo nted agrseabiy to the said
art of Congress, unless cause be then and
there shewn 10 the contrary. rid is iur'
Their ordered, that this notice be Inserted dai.
" in the Alexandria newspaper Until the
18th instant.
By order of the hon. Nicholas FItzhu2h,
one the assistant Judges ofihe circuit court
of the district of Columbis, this ! .th Gay OF
October, 1871.
G. Deneale, c. c.
Or.aLerl g,
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Museum ct Wax Figures as large
as Life, 6 lung animals,

4 living African L Top 5RD-ihe Afr
n cen .dPE will 60 throu h the Manual
Exercise al the word OF c. mman9.
MECHANISM.
Ten different haures VIII d'nse in great
perfection af er large German organ; 10
conclude with the Yankee setting FIRE 10 he
Biz Gun.
To be seen from 9 in the morning ill in
the evening. for a few days, at the Marine
Coffee House. Prince street
Admittance Is cents ChiiGren half price.
October 10 81
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A valuable Estate to Rent.

" WISH 20 rent for a term of years, a va
4 liable E.tale, well known BY The name oi
ALsx,SpsR's Isl AND, directly opposite inc
CIV Of Washington, AID annexed 10 the fo-
,,a.c Bride A description of this estate
i thought unnecessary, as the beauty 'er
tiiity of it must have arrested the ae.eh.i'A
of every traveller, IS well as those IN Its I'M
mediate vicinity. Persons deslrous OF rent
inc this property win make an early apPilea'
on The premises.
TGtt5ans II Washington.
Ter I'll 60
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e Superhne Yellow Bark.

e. Superhne Yellow Bark.
DIR. S.4AFoRD'S improved POWDER
of the BARK, having been used and highly
approved by many physicians Of distinguish
ed character in different parts of the United
States; the proprietor is now encouraged to
offer it TO the FACULTY In general, under the
persuasion, that no practitioner Of taste, in
The choice Of his means, can fail to be graft.
fed in the use of this elegant preparation -
In strength, haeness and certainty of opera.
ton, i, greatly surpasses the bark in com
mon use.
The ESSENTIAL SILT OF BARK, pre-.
pared by the same.
The above articles are put up in parcels Of
different sizes, to accommodate the usual
wants of not only physicians, but of retail
druggists, country merchants and private IA.
miiies-S0Ld by
James Kennedy, sen.
Bookseller, and nc 0sher fersor in Ateran-
dria-
September en-
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,OLLARS REWARD.

WAY on the soth June last, from
Of Daniel M.Carty, deceased, IN
l,y of Westmorelani, and state oil
:. Negro Man named JERRf, a.
.irty.fye years of age, dark Gem Piex-
,out SIX feet high, bad counienanoe.
n remarkable scar ACROSS has nose, aho
.no,her on hi. head, little above his lore
head: he had on homespun twiiied yarn
and cotton round JACKET and Pantaioo'S.-
There is no doubt out he viii change his
clothes; il is thei efore thought unnecessary
10 describe them more pIticulariy. 1t Is
expeC,ed that he has procured pass, or
forced certificate of his freedom, as ne went
from neighborhood where there are many
free negroes who write, and from whom ne
mish, very readily ohtain copy OF their
mass. or cer.iE cate Of freedom. ltIs conh-
gently expected that he w.li endeavor 10 get
70 some OF the northern OF eastern states
He was seen short time since IN the town
Of Baltimore. Thirty Dollars willie gwen,
If taken in lie county, and il out ct the State
and secured in any laii so that ge' Nun a.
gain. the above rew,rd and all reasonable
charges paid, If brought home.
Richd. Stuart.
N. B. All masters OF vessels tnd ONE
persons. are hereby lorewarned from harbor-
ino o. EMPLOYING the above described Negro
Man, at their peril, or und4r the severest pen
alt;es of the law. IL D.
Sestember 70 60
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~ DRY GOODS.

TIVE subscribers have received by the
late arrivals from Philadelphia, large
supply of seasonabie DRY GOODS, which
they will sell by the piece or smaller quon-
ti,y, on very reasonable terms for cash.
Samuel Mark & Co.
Fairfax street.
September 50 dStS2awS*
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FRESH LEMONS.

Ia,for,ed in sie orig EkLES, CAPT. AfCoss,
90 boxes Fresh Lemons,
AND FOR SALE sY
Mclean and Somers.
WHO FAYE kLso loR sxLR,
50 bales first quality Cotton.
October 10 d
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Thirty Dollars Reward.
RAN away from the subscribers farm, in
Fairfax county, Virginia, On sunday the
2sth uit. NEGRO MAN naxed

Very dark complexion, well made, about
S feet 10 iacaes high, about . years OF age,
has remarkable scar in one OF his lands,
occasioDed by burn when young ii has
caused a contraction of his thumb, and part,
or al ms fingers on that hond. have NOT
aseertained wha. cioa:hes he took with him
but if he intends leaving the neighborhood,
he will 70 doubt change them.-I will give
the ABOVE rewari 10 any person who will sp-
preheDd said ZEN, and secure him in Jai!
SO that get him, provided he shall be taken
GU: of this state. or tie distiic, Of Columbia !;
but if taken in lnis state or the district afore-
said, VIII give TEN DOLLARS, and pay
ali reasonable charges.
Joseph Powell.
Nrfoh>r I d,
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JOHN GATHER,
PUBLIC SALE.

,r,5er the authority of deed of trust from
REGARD AnELI, to secure ueoe uue
70 JosEPH MAxDEylLLE' the suoseriue'
will offcr at public sale, Tor casa, al 'he
CcIsee House, ON the 10th DAY OF Nosem-
A House and Lot
IN. east side of Fairfax street, between
~ and Wilkes ssrceis-and number OF
,shl. we'll secured Grand Re''ss.
s''1 r. /. Taylor.
October 10
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AN ENIGMAN.
Fer tie .3!eraNdria Gazette.

Fer tie .Nerandria Gazette.
If, Ladies, you can leave but Dice, to hear
OF one as wav'ring as yourselves, draw near !:
Fol like Woman, pityless, deceive
The Man whom in my bosom receive;
Del,de his confidence, my trust forego,
And plunge him i'll the deep abyss OF woe.
In my amhhibious being you will find
Both animal and uegelable jcin'd,
To form a shape almost as broad as long;
Yet none Can Say that am tashion'd wrong:
And tho my body is but ribs and skin,
1t has been prov'd to hold soul witnn.
Fian, from my birth, for my master ownd
And to the tast, am still his servant found:
furnish him with Pleasure and with frey,
Tho he vouchsafes me neither food nor pay !;
Alternately each others weight we bear,
Yet l no trouble take, nor danger share
AS cutertIiars turn to 6utt'rRes,
Their legs turn useless, skim along the skies ;
SO metamorphos'd, my legs have lost,
Yet by my change another motion boast.
Great Cesar was no stranger to my fame,
Then tell me fair ones, if you can, my name
BY all these contraries, that Pm no less
Than one ofzyoman-kind, perhaps you'll guess;
But, ladies, must ask yonr pardon there,
am not quite So false, nor near so fair.
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From the Portland Gazette.

A common sense Dialogue, between Jonathan
Homeshun, Esq. an independent Farmer,
and knowing Ben, surnamed Codihle, on the
affairs of the nation.
Homespun. You and I Mr.. Codline had
considerable dish of politics the other day
but were interrupted before We finished. I
should like to ask you few more questions.
Codline. What little l know is at YOUR
service, Mr.. Homespun.
H. Why does France seize our vessels
C."Because France wants money and must
have it :"
H. Why are our vessels seized by our o7vn
government
c. Ask France!
II. Does non intercourse law exist?
G.. Ask England and France.
H. By what authority was this non descript
non importation law made
G. Ask France-and for further particulars
enquire of James Madison, esq, (o6eiatmg)
president of the United States.
II. Mr.. Codline you have not been used to
evade my questions in this 73ay--Answer me
sincerely and truly. Are we at war with
France
c. NA--France IS at war with US.
H. Where is the difference
c. Simply this, friend Homespun, between
kicking and being kicked.
| H. Has France then been kicking u.s.
c. Yes, she not only does this in dancing
her capers, but she makes us pay the .1fdler
also.
H. What do you mean
G. mean, Mr.. Homespun, what you and
every independent American ought to know
that our poor merchants, mechanics and farn-
ers, have paid for French dancing within a
short space of time, not less than fifteen mil.
lions ofdoltars.!
H. Yes, do know something of this, and
the 6dler suppose is the great Noel o. Pan
c. The same, Friend Homespun-he I'D
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FOREIGN NEWS.
LONDON, February Q.

lhe Protection, capt. Bearnes, has arrived
at Belisst, from New York, and brought A.
mcrican papers and letters TO the Sd January.
We have received Spanish papers to the
date OF the 24'h nlt. containing important In
formation. Tie troops ofFrance in the whole
range OF Andalusia were proceeding to Portu-
gal, to cooperate va Massena. Or the ltth
January, Soult, with about 10000 men. enter
ed Zatra. The enemy was lowering round
Badajos but his force in the inl,ne ;liate neigt-
borhond OF that fortress Was only 2oOo cavalry
and infantry.
The Condo de Pcrme was proceeding with
the vanguard of the Spanish cavalry TO recon-
noltre the enemy, WHO had taken Oliycza ca
the 10th OF January the french commenced
the burning of British manufactures at Seville
We understand, from oil authority Ne are
not permitted to question, that j. has been de-
termned by the Prince Regent, to impose bis
commands upon carl MORA, to undertake the
high Offices OF lieutenant and commander Of
the forces in Ireland
a CERTAIN nobleman who has become poto-
rious in Devonshlre, mas taken his departure
for America
Consuls 5 per cent. IS l.s. On account
IS l-s.
Lisbon, January q.
The marquis Romano is dead from i.tigre
and his continued exertions. Junot has been
wounded in the fee and il is stated that he
Is also dead, tut this is not generally believed.
Iorbdy, Fctrh2yg ).
Remain wind bound, the men OF var, and
upwards OF 200 transports witt, troops for
Lisbon.
Falmouth, February 8
The packets are expected to leave Ply
mouth tomorrow for their old Station, this
port.
The French Invincible privateer, captured
few days since the American ship BEILO-
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Forty Dollars Reward.
March 3.
d3tAlawtf

RAN AWAY from the subscribers farm
an Cedar Run, ten miles below Fauquier
court house, Virginia, on or about the 18th
;,,,,nt. = dark mu alto man named BRYd.A,
,hout Tee, inches high, 80 years old, a
blacksmith by trade, speaks slowly but dis
,inctk Had on suit of striped homespun
woollsn cloth and carried with him several
,uits Of clos.hs. 1t is expected that he viii
at,emp, to get to Pennsylvania The asove
reward will be given for apprehending and
securing him if taken out of the state oil Viz
e;uia anil Twenty Dollars if taken and Sc
cured within this sta'-.
William Fitzhugh.
March 80. ia"ae
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dies for all Europe at this time, except one
little island, and this not liking his price tall
lows his bow now and then.
| H. He plays for us also?
| {. No--there again you are mistaken; he
, uses our country as an instrument TO hlay ut-
on; he makes of the government Base VOL
and he has thru1nb'd and sawed away upon
! it without mercy until the catgut is nearly
worn out, and all the strings are out OF tune
IL. Well, do the members of the govern
n'ent get nothing for being thus numerically
Played uton !?
{. O yes, the great Scraper (they say
throws them coppers now and then, or else
he threatens them with the cat o'nine tails,
and thus they suffer him to play ON.
II. suppose Mr.. Codlinc, understand
what you would be at-but be so good as to
speak out in plain English and lei the fiddle
drop.
c. agree with you farmer Homcspun,
common sense in plain language is the best
after all.
ii. Who is in fault for all this
Z. You, Mr.. Homespun, you are greatly
III fault, YOU and and all of US.
II. What have / done Mr.. Codline, that
you charge me SO heavily--you will find that
l Shall not be the only sufferer in this bust
ness---although you say am in the fault
your fish, Mr. Codline, may grow musty be-
tore the merchant can buy or pay fer it.
Z. l know 1t; and so will your provisions;
and as tor your lumber, it will rot pay the
haulingbut I did hot mean to offend you
we are alt in fault.
II. How
{. For confiding our public affairs to men,
who love or fear the French, hate commerce
and would destroy it; and in doing this, what
will become of the farmer, the mechanic and
fisherman? All, all must sink, and they would
as easily make slaves oir all as the great en-
peror did of the French and millions Of other
people