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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-30
FRIDAY. December 90.

The bill to raise for limited time an addi-
|tionat military force, was this day read the
third time, and on the question {. shall this bill
pass" being taken, it was determined in the az.
!Grmative, the bill being first amended by stri-
king out the words " for limited time"--Yeas
|36. Nays (.
Those who voted in the affirmative were
Messrs. Andersen, Bibb, Bradley, Campbell
I(ohio) Campbell of Tenn. Condit, Crawford
Quits, Franklin, Gaillard, German, Gilman,
;Grcgg, Horsey, Howell, Lcib, Lloyd, Pope,
freed, Robinson, Smith of n. Y. TAFT, Tayior,
Turner, Narrum, and Worthingt on--26.
Those in the negative were
!. Mcssrs Dana, Goodrich, Hunter and LAM
bert ~
The bill for providing munitions OF war was
sread the third time, and, on motion OF Mr..
iCraw ford, the further consideration Of it was
postponed till Monday next.
The bill FOR the establishment of G,,arter
ssnasters's department, WAS read the third time
(Which was also postponed till Monday next.
Mr.. Turner asked and obtained leave of alb.
ssencc till tlc 10Th January next.
The bill authorising the President of the
UNITED States to raise companies of spies OF
trangcrs, after being amended was passed 10
third reading. -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-30
December g.
FROM ENGLAND.

Yesterday morning, the well known fast sal
ling ship Pacific, captain Stanton, arrived of
Sandy Hook, in the very short passage Of 27
lays from Liverpool, which port she left on the
2ist of Nosember
Capt S. sent up few letters in the pilot:
hoat Brotlers, one of which, The editors of the
Mercantile Advertiser were permitted to Pc
ruse, datcd-at Liverpool November Goth, 1911,
which stated in substance, taat " the King of
England was alive, but. was very i'll that the
orders in council had become very unpoptlar
with some of It's warmcst original advocates ;
and it was expected that when the prince re.
gent came into full power, the orders in council
would be revoked"
Cfhe Pacific has performed hsrvoyage in the
short time OF u days, and lay in the port Of Lii.
|verpool ;23days.l
Mr. Russell late Charge dcs Affaires at Paris
tI-rived as Portsmouth from Cherbourg in the
jrigste Constitution, on the 10th. Nov The
|trisate had gore to Cowcs, and would proceed
|againto Clerbourg about the Goth of Novcm.
bier.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-30

iran. oa L. etreasury fort'ic said SUN IF 8 500
sthereforc praying law to be passed direct.
ling him to issue such warrant in her favor,
land,
4 A petition Of Robert Brough and NVilso,ii
SBous., administrators Or b.nis non Of Good
srich Buusb. deceased, Claiming payment CT
a,hc sr,n of 1921. specie, (and interest there-I
$upon) for tsc value of certain houses in Nor
siolk, belonging To the said dcccdent, which,
fluring the revolutionary war, were destroyed
f,y order Of the government.
Ordered, That the said petitions be refer
sred to the Committee Of Claims; that they
Flo examine the matter thereof, and report
3;he same with their opinion tiiereupon to the
shousc.
A petition was peascnted and read from
Ga number ofthe inhabitH&ts of Tic county of
! eclklenburg, for the establishment of town
$$at or near the court house of the said county,
srraying that a law may pass auilicrising the
sj0stices thereof, or = majority of them, to
spurchasc, for that purpose forty acres Of land
Immediately adjoining the court house, SO as
tnot to include the Tavern, Mansion House,
Stables, Out-iouscs, Garden %: Ward of the
Proprietor and in the event of his refusing
IL sell the sameupon such terms as they Shall
Sapproye, authorising ihem to purchase the
Same quantity Of land, Qor a similar pur-
Sposc) Of any o,her person, as nea, the
Sprcscnt court house as possible, and tt
15.p:ke sale Of the lets fer the purpose of bull
sc.iug ;ail Clerks o.sicc and new house,
Ed hecessary-A!so,
A petition Of Alexander Bod, proprietor
!!f the lands adjoining the present courthouse
III The said county, praying the establishment
IF a town thercnpon, and sale of the lots
s tcr AisirGiriduat cGt-And
y 4 petition Of certain inhabitants Of the
scounty Of Grayson, representing that they
'iiabor under great Inconvenience for want OF
AsoIne person or persons, to selemnize the
9rites of matrimony; and therefore praying
Chat their county cent be authorised to APP
gpoint such person or persons.
: Ordered, That the said petitions be refer
Cred to tho Committee CT Propositions and
5Greyanccs; that they do examine the mat
Stcr thereof, anG report the same with theil
sopinion thercupon 70 the house.
The order Of the day on the state of the
commonwealth, was postponed until to NOR
Erow.
q And then. the House adjourned until TO
Smorrw ID O'Clock.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-30
DECEMBER 81.
BATTLE WITH THE INDIANS.

Extract Of a letter from Col Boyd, 70 an otfcey
an BoStSn, dated Vineenres, N0v. Il, 1911.
" L am this moment enabled to forward 10 you 9
return ofkicd aud wounded in the action Of the Sth
The regular troops, consisting OF the ith regiment
reouce byssc;lness, and garrisons in several forts
p detachment of Capt. Porcy's company of the I'll
rcesimentaul the company late Whitncy's ofthe ri
ne corps-paraded three hundred We arrived al
Sppieannoe, after much fatigue, and destitute of
'ery comfort. We we're called suddenly to action
and without single exception the officers and men
obeyed with promptitude, and executed with M
lntrepidity the orders which commanded vctory.-
We won the applause of the militia, who, although
they behafed guantv do no, hesitate TO ascrbe The
ers.'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-30

rs- that The var il nj end--tl.a; Tic Indi.ts
were exceedingly ,necnsed against the Prophet and
were bent oI,-iis best, uctiou being the SLhor ct
Flu the mischief. The Put,wataraic, Miami, Della.
ware and Shaw snoe chiefs here about pre-
'senting an address to the President of the United
Estates, disvowirg all agency in the latc occurrence
baud disappro,ins Of the ,obdct of the Prophets
;psr'y They a,ow ti,cir rnlterablc determination
10 remain at peace with US. -,
As there does not appear To &c any well Ground.
I'D cause for asrin, h,i'e the citizens gencrary
feel themselves safe. you With since
srity HAT i'll believed there any dnngcr should,
fboth from duty sud prineric, and feehns Tor nv
aniy, friends ait fe.lgw-eiizeus, be among the
first tn. anuorncc it,
/ am will. great respect, &c.
JOHN JOHNSTON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-30

.thc encriys troops earnma,iSl ~ Coi C;r..rI iaS
Ithe town ol Arroyo Molinos, dispensing division OFF
EIufaKtry and Cavalry which be had under his com
3r,and making Gen. Birnc--thc Dulsr dc Erc,nbereS
band atoyc 1890 prisoners, taking three icccs oil
ssaitllery, &c aud killing great number og men in I
1.-The action and subsequent pursuit tcn. t;rarl be {
Sos oundcd narrowly escaped. From al; aocountsi
III have received, Gen. DaLroIs.y is reported dead
50 beg 70 rcieryour EAeells,,cy Gea. HIPS dspst
Schcs dated from Merida, 30th Oct. copy OF clis
have the horor transmit enclosed, "a order thai
3vou may De made acquainted with the details of hs5
10 that date. have fi,eonenty had ihc
pleasure to announce your excclicncy, the yea, 81
dp-oniptncss with which Gen.Ilili cxcc,cs. the op
CREATIONS eft TO discharge anI nov feel Just s.tis
factirn in rcneatirg the eniCyums which this Gene
Sral cscrrcs s,sh the Troops uiicr his coramnnd
3rnd particularly 81 this occasion, in which the rapa
Sriv Of the general; and the valor aud discipline ofs
'et',c officers and men, have been so conspicuous.
y Gen Burner the new (.ov-rnog at C:u,ni Rodrigo
Eictt Salamanca TIE SF Oct. and s,riyc, on the NIGHT
the fst az said giurson escorted by division OF,
nfnntrv aud 600 cavalry. bringing with them cor
slciae nusbcr Of cattle. Since the I'd, the nipvc
n'ert or troops directed to cut oifth il conrnu
aicatioh with the garrison, has been inpede' Ly t
ESttc of tho -usda. The escort returned To Salad
;Jmanca before Iay-hrcak this morning
~ the aeenntsv hich have ree csei from Casiiz
lated tao sd of last month, Gen. Harstcros was
Evet encampcd under rovcr Ut the artillery of Gilral
ktar Tasifa notstttaeked. The enemy a second tire
rttackcd the Castle of Sagunta, in the Kingdom of
aenca, the evening Of the 9Th oi o., oller. but
Iiwcrc rcpnlsr,l, il is said, with consdcrihclos
II There has been movement in the Morrill, sine e
81 transmitted to your Excellcucy my preceding dis
&patch
= Through mistake VIC yesterday placed cyrher
Moo much 10 the number OF prisoners taken in Gen
:, ILLS Dispatch
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-30
sTHuRsDAY, December 10.

Tic rresidsnt communicated to the Senate =
.csol'ttionio OF 1he Legislature of Vermont, con
'irminG, onthe part'ofsthe state the resolution
nr an a'rcitanenttn the constitution respecting
.ities OF nobility which was read.
The Senate resumed the,cons; deration os the
hill to raise for limited time an additional
military force.
The motion, depending ycsterl.,y, to strike
put the word " ten" was dccidcdss follows:
Ycas.--AIcssrs: Ande rscn, Bradley, Brent
Campbell of Ohio, Campbell of Ten Condit,
Crawford, Cuts, Franklin, Lambert, Smith of
N. Y. Worth:ngton--12
FsJs.--Mcssts. Bayard, Bibb, Dana, Gaillard
Herman, Giles, Gilmap, Goodricl,, Gregg, Hor
sey, Howell, Hunter, Leib, LLOYD, Pope, Reed
Robinson, TAFT, Taylor, Turner, Narnum..--2I
The said bill was then ordered 20 be enrros
sci and read third time.
The bill appronriatirg sum of money fer
procuring munitions ofwar, and the bill for tls
establishment of quartcr-rnaster's department
were each ordered to be engrossed for third
lreading.
A massage was received from Tie PresiIen
.of the United States, similar to that sent to tlI,
House of Representatives on the subject of til,
battle on the Wabash. The message was rcat
:and ordered TO lie on the table
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-30
New YORK, December 20.
LATEST FROM PORTUGAL.

Capt. Bowditcl, who arrived at Boston On
Monday from Lisbon, sailed from that place On
he 18th of Movie understood there had
,bcen abattle on the frontiers, and that the Bri.
ish and Portuguese had gained vitory, making
z, 500 prisoners, including about 80 officers, a
Imong whom were three Generals. Captain q
brought papers to Nov 10, hut they contain nc
|mcption of any new battle except in brief ar.
.ticlc under toe head of Portulagre, Oct 81
which is published in a Lisbon aper OF No
MEMBER II.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-30
Lrsaow, Nov. II.

We hear from Seville on the 31st of Oct that
he French General Oudirot, had arrived there
With q part Of his division, fran the camp OF
81. Rogue. near Gibraltar; and being reprehen
fled by Soult, for some part of his conduct, he
immediately shot himself, and expired the next
fay. Another General has died there Of lis
The, French Cen Cirard. on crossing the Ia
Sus for Placentia, was attacked by the armed
peasantry and suffered much loss.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-30

SIR Pops submii;etthc follow ing resolutions 4
Rsfsiesd, That a committee be appointed 10
enquire into the expedieney of making provi-
sion for he widows and Representatives of the
militia volunteers, who fell in the late engage
rncnt s'ith the indians the Wabash, under the
CONT nd Of governor Harrison; AMI also OF
maki'g compensation for the horses and other
reiJy lost or DESTROYED and that the COMMIT
fee have leave TO report by bill or otherwise.
Mr. Giles from the cor mittcc TO whom the
subject Was recommittcd, reported in part s
the time Of certain patents gran.
led 20 Robert Fulton which was read and pas.
|sed TO second reading
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-30
NoRroLx, Dec. Is.

G.
On Monday evening last. about seven o.
:clock, p. N. a violent gale Of wind COM
lmenced from the n. T.. which continued un!
iii II, when it shifted around to N. w. 1t
blew FROM this point with increased fury du-
ring the remainder of the night, attended
with sieet. and snow.-About morning the
clouds cleared away, and we had a serene
Sky, bat the wind blew nearly rs violently
jail tlencXt day.-Considerable damage was
idone to the, shipping in the harbor. Among
those THAT sustained the most material injury.
hare the following:
Ship Finsal ofthis pert.
Virginia, Of ditto.
4 Wallace, Of Newbury-port.
These broke from their fastenings at Dick
sson's wharf, Gospost, and were driven with
Irresistible force against the Southern Draw
bridge, by which they received considerable
damage, and materially injured the bridge.
EwhielFis rendered impossible.
Ship Portia, and sch'r Two Sons. both of
3tBis port, broke from Patterson's wharf /;
fthe former did great deal Of damage by
drumming foul of several vessels, particularly
Ethe sloop Ranger, of Petersburg, which She
completely dismasted.
The schooner West Indian, of Richmond,
Sand everIl pilot boats and craft, were drove
son shore near the Hospital.
The Julia and Mary, of Richmond, (out-
sward bound) and topsail schooner, were
driven on shore from their anchorage, oppo-
ssite Fort Norfolk.
The brig Portia and schooner Belle, both
sof East River, broke from Lees wharf and
swere, driven ON the opposite shore near the
seoutbern Draw-bridge, but sustained very
ettlc injury.
We arc sorry to add, that the new Rope
-haase. lately erected by Messrs T.. Higgins
Zgndj4 Moran. was nearly demolished.
It IS TO be feared that this ",war Of Gle
sments' has been attended with very melan-
scholy consequences off the coast.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-30
wEp.rspAY, Dec.mbc. IS.

The bin extending the time of certain pa
tents granted to Robert Fulton was read Sc
cop'l ti;Hc.
The Senate resumed tie confederation Of the
bill TO raise for limited time 81 additional
military force, and the motion of IL. Anderson
being under consideration
Ai;er debate thereon.
The Senate adjourned without coming TO =
Ilecisi.n.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-30
Cfxc1vxAr1, Nov. 50.

CfNcINNATI, Nov 80.
Ex6ocf efa letter from 1oiH .Tehrnoa, Iasiar
brent, 10 Il. BransoH, Posfmos PiqEatstsas
Fort HTagne. Esv 10, ISL
Lest any unessincss might prevail IN the minds Of
our citizens about the Pqca W consequence oi Che
bstilo lately fought on the W,bash, feel Il noees-
sary % otscryc, that al the accousts ulch have
Ircaehci " agree that there ~iu be 40 more hsht-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-30

PHILADELPHIA, Dee. D.
The Queen Charlotte Packet. basng stopt II Hal
ffax, sailed thence for Nsw-York on the 10th inst.
nd nay be hourly expected --Another Packet was
TO sail from FalmoHth tie 7th ut for Newl ork di-
,rcri, which would probably bring out tho answer
.rcialiyc to the repeal modification ofthe Orders
IN Ccunc;l---fpr, snys London paper sf Oct %,
g The MARQUIS Wellesley had on audience Of the
.Princc Regent Yesterday, whi,h lasted upwards OF
IN hour. u Was supposed TO be on the subject Of
itl'e Answer 10 he returned 70 the last Dspatches
Prem America, by Mr. Proudman tie messenger"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-30

'CIiELTOE g. FINNEY arc daily in cxpecta-
AJtion Of receiving the following articles Z,
Is Bhds. Aiuscesado sugar,
100 Bushels fresh Clover seed,
GOO ID. Northern Cheese,
so Boxes Candles, g.
20 do. Sosp--snd
50 Crind-stones.- Of which VIII be sold
0n the most reasonable terms for Cash OF to
puncltSal customers.
Dec, 9eth c2lwlor1m5)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-30

IYNcUrrRC, Dec. g.
Whest sells here from and4 pence 10 and 3D.
Tobacco sold here on Fr;say last at dollars and
Co. The German Planters of Franklin county witt.
rs or ~ Wagons in company, we're then iu--theyl
seacFally get tic lest prices.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-30

gus for Placenfia, was attacked by the armed
peasantry and suffered much loss.
PonTALAcaE, Oct. 81.
by an Adiutant of General Castanos, which
Ihas passed for Cadiz, we hear Of a'victorv Oh.
aimed by the allied troops under General Hill,
lover French division under General Girard.
Our city has in consequence been illuminated.
TAnrrrA, Oct. II.
Three hundred French cavalry, entered Algc-
'sirss--Thcir principal o9jcc, was to rob and
back thatPlaee
Carr. October 8.
The French haze retired from tic Camp Of ST
'Rrntr, near GibrAltnr, and have been closely fol
flowed BY the Spanish General lsllastsros 20 Kim
,c'a, where on the o2d, he made many prisoner,
FROM Che cuesiy's rear guard.
AL1cAST, October y.
The fort of Oropeza is Llocksded by $500 French
land kes garrison os Only 600 men
Tic papers contain uolcttcrs from Lord WclIine
toaL From whence !. is presumed, that his ARM
a'ff The French under Aiarrnont, arc in cantop
sa,hinaeiiyc.
4 Aeeou.ts sroui valcncia, on The Mediterranean
!, &c vow 70 the ~ OF Oct The Frsrch had beer
tunder The ea's of that town, bnt he'd fallen back
iseY delcatcd GA the 9sth Of Sept in an af scl
g. DC Castle o. sagunta The Spaniards have scnt
<au eypcoitiea Of armed peasantry 10 Sararrssa, -
sdic rencl have weakened themselves in Arr gon
81 sirc0glheo Sochci
q The las, attack made BY the Ironci on the s,li
~ sceu1ia, nesr Valencia, was on the sth Of Oct
( shea they were sgaiD rcpulscd.
T,aosi9fe9io The Nsw-l5yt Eceaizg Poet.
: sopy ~ an ofisal dispatch from Gen. Wellington Il
be fxccDtncy Don Miguel Perc;sa Fori.s, dsted
ifofn his head quarters ri Pr,ncis, the 9th Nov
y l6ii--bcipg the latest dafc fion re seat ofwar
ADORNED yonr Excelleney In NY dispatches d..
;cd'2sda and SOth Oct Of the orders Ihad giycu Ise
4 en- Fill - put hiuisefin motion for Esiremafurs
teith tive ,rops unaer his commend and TIE pioqrss
9sir be mse I'll tie 26tii Of the same month ca
8 he 9Th Gen Hill marched for A,dca Gel Csno ,
tSucsea, and IN the moraing Of tic 2s.h ssrprisct
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-06-18
LEES
Worm DESTROYING Lozenges.

This medicine which is as innocent and
mild as il is certain and effcacious in its O.
Iteration, cannot injure the smallest infant,
should no worms exist in the body-but will
without pain or gripping cleanse the stomach
and bowels of whatever is foul or offensive,
and thereby preventive production ofworms
and many fatal disorders.
Among the symptoms attending Worms
are, disagreeable breath, especially in the
morning-bad and corrupt gunls-itching in
the nose, and about tho scat-convulsions,
epileptic fits, and sometimes pri'atiou of
speech-irregalar appetite, sometiiqs loah-
ing food and sometimes voracious- purging
thick slimyand futid stools-vomitin,. Large
and hard belly-pains and sickness at the sto-
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N q + IC f.
August Q |.

IN consequence of the unparalleled de.
straction of Window Glass in Alexandria "
the late awful hail storm, think proper to
inform those inhabitants who have suffered
by this visitation Ct Providence, that l will
glaze by 10 and furnish Glass and Putty at
ten pence halfpenny per pane, and all other
sizes as reasonable as can.
Just receircd good supply of VLNDOW
GLASS, in bores -
10 by 8, IL by 9, l2~by 10, 10 by 9,
IA by 10, Is by IL, Is by IL, Is by -,
II IL by IA, l3 by Is, 20 by H., IS by
81, with number OF various sizes, which
will dispose of at reduced price.
Daniel Mcleod.
June l3. d
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mains in' the head and thigh'' with
sss of .pirits-slow fever, with small
irregular pulse-a dry coughIexcesslye
rst--sometimcs pale and unhealthy coun-
Iaee, and sometimes the face bloated and
shed. RI .L
|.o Hamilton's Worm Destroying Lozenges
which have been constantly attended with
success in all complaints similar to thoseaooVe
described. ,cu
Sold by-Robs,t Gray. Bookseller,
King street, Alexandria, who has UT
received fresh supply of Persian Lo-
ton.
Also, Sold by Nicholas Kingston,
Fairfax street.
Aug. "a.
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Cert 6cate Of Mr.. William Devenney

During the last nine years, J have been in
the habit of using Hahn's Anti bilious Pills,
prepared by the late Mr.. Lee, whenever colds
head aches or costiveness have rendered me
dicine necessary in these cases single
dose has uniformly removed my head-adhe,
and has generally been found sufficient to re-
move every symptom OF cold if taken on
its first appearance. induced by the benefit
received, have for J, ears past recommend
ed them to many of my friends, and l have
the pleasure to inform you, they have invaria-
bly, succeeded in removing the above COM
plaints. Yours, SC.
VIM. Devenney,
No. las Cherry Street, New York.
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HAMILTON'S
WORM DESTROYING
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Which there is reason to believe, have
within ten years past, cured upwards of two
hundred thousand persons of both sexes, of
every age, and in every situation, of various
dangerous complaints arising from worms,
and from Instructions or foulness in the sto-
mach and bowels.
This medicine bears no analogy whatever
to others of similar title, so commonly COM
planned of as operating with violence on the
contrary, particular excellence of this re-
medy is its being suited to every age y con-
stitution. 1t contains nothing but what is
perfectly innocent, and is so mild in its ope-
ration that it cannot injure the most delicate
pregnant lady, or the tenderest infant of a
week old should no worms exist in the body,
but will without pain or gripping, cleanse tho
stomach and bowels of Whatever is foul or Of
fensive, and thereby prevent the production
of worms an6 many fatal disorders: The To-
zenges are particularly etiicacious in carrying
of all gross humols and eruptions, feverish
and bilious complaints, and are the safest and