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HAMILTON's
GENUINE ESSENCE AND FIX
TRACTS OF MUSTARD.

TRACES or MUSTARD.
4 safe and caectual remedy Tor a.
cute and chronic rheumatism. govt,
rheumatic govt palsy, 'u'nbsgo, pumb-
ness. white swcl!ings, chi.5'ains. sprains
bruises, pain in the face and neck &c:
This valuable remedy is prepared
both in a Auid state md in pills, and
thus cxcclIen,ly adopted, for external
and Internal use
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o. RD. BARRY.
R.1r1MoRE, June 20 lSio.

,f,,srs. Michael Lee e 20.
WAS attacked with = most vioie'''
odd. . severe cough and pam III INC
,r.s.t which continued to gro" worse
DURING which my appetite faI'ed ana
NV voice altered 81 much that IL was
,xi,b the utmost exertion | could pro-
-ouoce a Jingle sentence louder ina"
nv ,re.,h. some Of my friends nav,
!, y observed to me that much goo'
had been one Ny the use OF Lee S T.
,ix;r adyised me to procure oo'''o
from Messrs Warner and Hah"a'
which &C, ordinglv did--snd to those
persons unacquainted with the merits
# this medil me, it sill appear asto'
n;s,,ior that three doses should remove
Inc pains in my breast and the use Oh
one oottle only restored me to periec'
htalth. ,,,,
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0tfttint Ui CtilS! iSiIlEitASS
HAh!ILJON's ELIXIR,

A sovereign remedy tor Colds, obstI.
nate Coughs. As,hmas, Sore Thioats
AID approaching consumptions, and
most disorders of the breast & lungs.
To Parents who have Children afflicted
with the Whooping Cough.
This discovery is of tho first mag.
n:tudc, as it affords immediate relief,
checks the progress, land in short time
entirely removes the most ciuel disor.
der to which children are li,ble. The
Elixir is so perfectly agreeable, and the
dose so small, that no difficulty arises in
taking it.
Hahn's Genuine Gcrmcr Corn Plaistfr.
Hahn's Genuine Eye Water.
Tooth .fche NrQ"s.
Tie Genuine Persian Loior.
The Reatorativc Poaoder for the Teeth
erd Guns.
E.jaii5i- .dguc and Fev:r Drafts,
For the cure Of agues, remit.ant and
intcrmittant fevcrs, SC. sc.
Sold Wholesale and Retail at Lees
Patent apd Family Medicine Store,
No. Sc, Maidcn-lane, Nen-York-and
by particular appointment, by JAMES
KENNEDY; sen. Bookseller, Alex
andria.
Hannah Lee.
July - lsw
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The Sovereign Ointment for
the Itch,

Which is warranted al infailibie re-
mcdy a. one application. and may be
used with the most perfect safety by
pregnant women. or Oh infants week
old, not containing particle OF mercu-
ry or aoy dangerous Ingredients what
ever, and is not accompanied with that
tormenting smart which attends the eX-
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LEES ELIxER.

A sovereign remedy Tor COLO, ' s"r
nat. coughs, catarsghs' asthmas, sor
throat, uaro and approaching eoA'umpt'0n'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-09-08
FEOM TIL. l;AVANNA.

We have been favored with transl att
on of an order issued at the ilavanna Au-
gust ID, calling Council of Commerce.. and
sum moniug before it, me. chants and tree
holders. Tor the purpose OF adopting such
measures :" as VIII give 1MMKDIATELY
that activity TO the maritime commerce of
the place, which its neutrality requires
during the war between Britain and Ame-
RIGA -
Extract Of q letter from, tie Haponua, nq-
ted august 16, 1872, 10 Il gentleman in
this foTvn.
The new Consultation OF Spain and her
Indies arrived here last month, and has been
proclaimed with great ceremony and re;oi-
cling. The Mine, ~, and Sebastiana, 50,
have sailed lately for Cadiz, with about five
millions OF dollars. great part ot which the
former brought from Vera Cruz. Should
SPAN join England in the new war, we do
not apprehend any violence being commit
ted on our property or persons, it being a
provision OF the constitution, that i'm such
cases private property shall be considered
3 .Crei'.
On the 18th of August there was an En-
glish convoy OF 60 sail oft the HAVANA with
the Polyphemus of O., Barbados SO, and a
heavy brig. The Barbados came in last
night and joined convoy with. about dozen
ships from here to day. The Polyphemus
took this morning AN American loaded
Schooner which WAS coming in; we cannot
learn who she is. a Phiiadephia brig from
the Mediterrane an had a remarkable es-
cape this morning. She came through the
convoy with Spanish colors which she kept
up until at breast of the Moro, when she
changed them for her own.
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LATEST FROM EUROPE.

Capt. SwAsEY, OF the brig Dron,o, from
|Christansand, who arrived yester day, at
sea, spoke ship Georgiana. Capt. Chamber
lain, from Liverpool, and obtained Lon
don papers to July %.
The Beacon" London paper OF July
20, says, /" as America commenced hostil,
measures before she heard Of the revocation
hdent amity will be restored.p =
July %, Ministers informed the mer-
chants, that though they had not official in
formation of the American war from Mr..
Foster, they believed it had commenced.-
The merchants then requested stronger
conveys for Canada.
The Courier recommended an embargo
on Am. vessels and says America has
declared war, and let her have it. We hope
squadron will sent to scour the Am.
coast-and squadrons to sweep her vessels
from every sea-" @
A messenger from Adm. Sawyer reached
London, July Goth, and announced the at
tack on the belvi6era-but did not furnish a
ccpy of the Declaration of War. t
The Jamaica feet, under the Thalia,
arrived in England July % !; and the f. In
dia fleet, under the Ptaeton.
Lord Castlereagh end Earl Camden were
| attending their usual. duties in Parliament
July 27.-without ever having differed as
we can perceive.
The Count and Countess of Antraigues
have been assassinated in England by one
Lawrence, who afterwards killed himself.
A Mr.. Smith, an American, had arrived
iii England, from ST. Petersburg and Paris.
The French Gen. Philippon, has escape
from England, and an attempt was made to
carry Sarrazin to F. ance.
Accounts from Lisbon are to July a.
Gen. Hill had advanced from Badajoz to
Llerena. Lord Wellington had advanced
his head Quarters to Toro. Marmont was
concentrating his forces at Valladolid and
it is said the British advanced posts were
within leagues of it. Marmont lost 500
men in crossing the Douro. Accounts from
Oporto are to July Is.
Several skirmishes are reported to have
taken place between the Russians and the
French. The former are said tohave fallen
back, destroying the country as they retrea-
ted, agreeably to previous determination.
The French are also said to have halted for
" ant of provisions.
Ageneral embargo was laid in Swedish
ports July 1S-on account, it is said, of a
want OF transports to convey troops.
Diet has been called in Poland, and
the restoration OF the kingdom is contem-
plated.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-09-08
RICH.HO.FD, SEPTEMBER s, 1879.
GENERAL ORDERS.
COUNCIL GRANGER, Sept. 2, 1Sl

COUNCIL NHA N shk' oePt. = loiZ.
In obedience to the request OF the Presi-
gent OF the ohlteu states sisnlhed through
the Secretary OF war ny ms letter bearing
ne me Isl curreht' l. nave thougnt proper
10 require the ioiiowihg portion OF the late
requisitiol' aSreedoiy 10 my oruers OF inc
istn aprli iast, nnIAins M e Ine aggregate
ID, ,oi III w ~ Ihs a,,.' p''
10 roIhI L KS o. III .ne Julnt{ Oh Wa
So", Oh the Cnio "i'o'' nereoy
as ,he plaSe o. NenT RAJ i'e"''e @Vo"s ior 'he
'" ~ NC .tCn,'ee' w e
ah nc I w,e 81 nd ae,nan ct, Jnr Er
rs ,n,h a'1d 55o.t' ur;,rodas NS'A '''''
'"I Ai Leu ,S Sa ,yhola Of re- de,ac,,meo,s of1
-" IS IN. isne i;nbt Irfsntr" md p;an
',m,, fr W ~" The ' -"0 'N'''e7
'"e", ,o ,to" n sns N1,.oo
iSo.h e' CsSsI, '
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-09-08
SPIRIT OLE ThE PEOPLE.

Words cannot express the enthusiasm Which per-
vades the people The disgrace OF General Hull has
reused every atom of patriotic feeling in their bo
SONS.
The same impulse animates all classes and descIip-
tons OF persons. Our countrywomcn display all
that sensibilty which marks their sex and all that
love OF country which distinguishes the American
nation No sooner was the Governors appeal circu-
lated through the city, than fair citizens slept
for ward 20 aid in the holy of eGmppn the de-
tenders oil their country. They We'd with each other
in obtaining tie work. The tKnapsacks were cut
out IN one'rOom OF the Capitol aud the tents in
the Persons entered into contests With each otht
Tor the work some snateh-d it out of the hands a,
others; and many went away disappointed that they
could get none to execute. The scene will rea-
dIiy be forgotten by those wh0 Witnessed it "
affecting offer a volunteer service the altar
of our coWtry.-The consequence is, that more
work has been executed than is absolutely necessa-
ry that instead of 1860 khnpsacks, 1900 will be rea
dy--and instead of $50 tents 269 will he pr.ar, d.
The Wagons will probably start tor the place OF rem
deZyous tenn srrdw.
We aIsoa spirit Of YoiuYfeerihg has gone forth
among us--ard those who are tied down To tleir
honesty engagements that they cannot snap, are
preparing to contribute to the accommodation of
such as about to give their personal services TO
the public. IN the course OF few minutes on Sa-
turday, :. 'oiO were subscri ed at the Capitol-aud
the subs, Upton stands at near $4,000. ,
The same patriotic spirit is mc1iBg in all direct
ons a company of Volunteers is nearly completed
IN Petersburg And upwards Of 80 patriots are nj.
reaNy tnfOeu ~ tie county ~ DinWlGGie tor ne "
company Our brethren of the West are already
marching in all directions the relief Of the from
tier. "There will lie (ssys the Chiilicothe Gazette
Of the 26t) between sad 4000 men, in afrw DAYS,
at UrbaHns, under General Wiuchester- this force
is composed ofregulsrs, Kentucky AMI Ohio ToiuA-
tecyS" The whole Western country rings with the
charge Of treGcheyT against Gen HUI. One letter
states that he Is the Fdtlici Jaw TO the British COM
mander--Bui the fast will be easily repaired. Ltt
few weeks clause, and the VIII be carried into
the ,ncn,y's country.
0CJ' We congratulate our countrymeu ON the bril-.
liant victory OF the Constitution, Commanded BY
capt. MIL, over tIe British frigatc Giterriere--
This is the vessel, that is said TO haze had her
name painted ON her calls, aud whose officers were
vanntingiy anxious 10 dare Commodore Rodgers 10
action last year. The Americsu {, sate rates at A.
guns, hut carries SO the British is said to rate Vt -
and IN mount 10 The action was as conclusive 8,
ever vas fought the fGuergiere was 90 completed,
rddIel, 1t was impossible to tow her III. II is tn
Grst victory We have gfinsd at ga, and Capt HUI
Js-.rSes fciauasrsfon from his eou gllTsssn. Tia
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-09-08

vi ns uheies-u hoiSets has returned to port ~ith-
lout being equally successful it is lis misfortune, and
nor his fault. Give him an enemy who will dare to
hight HIM, and hisgaantry will ureathe new aursis
laround his country. ~
1T II MEE1LwC etrhe Citizens Of Richmond.
.ifanehester and their Hicinit,es, convened at the
edp,tel, on she eVsn.ny II SesAsdy, S..+.snssey
Hi. E,eceiycney. JAMES BARBOUR. was unan.
,nonsy ~ pointed Cn..irl,ar, y WILLIAM cIUN-
fOkD, Secretary.
Reso!ucd ,hst James Wood, Thomas Richie. a.
iexsnder MeRac, " iiiam Fouslee Senr., Christie
phsr Iomrhins. liGgh Davis, Robert Greenao,y
w hiism Dap'lridge, james i3rown, Rerj-min } Ear.
r,s' Samuel Peasants, Richard Anderson, Cha, ie-
Hay, John Hayes. William Fenwick AMI James w.
Winiree, be a committee to receive contributions o.
blankets from the Citizens Of Richmond Manch.,.f
or and their Vie,ies, for the of the drafts ltet
y directed to march under the orders oil the United
ota'es' to be given in by o'clock p. NJ. on Mouday
Hesolved, that the same Gentlemen be, and they
are hereby appointed a Committee TO procure and
receive subscriptions OF mon y contribute to the
recommendation and conifcri such Citizens have
ceen recently drafted, or who may hereafte.' be
drafted or who have voluntarily rendered, or may
hereafter tender their services in this ng CHI
s,s to their country, and whose circun stances or
oil their COuntrymen.
Hesolved, that those persona, who are present, &
are willing to subscribe, for the purposes specified
IN the preceding resolution do subscribe sucb snfS
rs they may be disposed to give with the Secretary
Mr. JOHN GRAY OF New Hampshire, a Preach;
err OF the Gospel then rose, after a few animated
and impressive remarks, made teuder to the meet
ing OF twenty dollars. This being the generous
offering Of a stranger, was accepted by the meeting
upon his urgent request only, and he reluctantly
consented 10 have his name inserted in the list IL
subscribers = =
The subscription then proceeded and in a few mi
nutes the sum of TWO THOUSAND and TEN
DOLLARS subscribed.
Resofced, that Charles *. Mallory, John Robert
son, John Campbell William Broc kenbrough, VII
liam w. Henning, Nathaniel ii. Claiborne, Gurdon
II Bacehus, Peter V. Daniel, Gervas Storrs, John
Seabrook and William Hay Jun be, and are hereby
appointed aCommttee to draft rules & regulation,
for the collection and st:ibuton ofthe fnns arS
the extension of the plan 20 the other parts of this
Commonwealth, and thar they report the same TO q
general meeting on Thursdas next
And then the meeting adjourned.
Us. HARBOUR, Chairman
WAI MUNFORD .Sec,-torv
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WM. MUNFoRD, .Sec,-tary.
TO THE EDTTOR-DArrn

"WAsHINGToN, SEPT. 2.SE
The President rejected 4vith disdain.
sanctoning the Arrlistce or Suspen sion f
Eostilitles entered into by General Dear
born. i he English commander asked
suspension, and obtained one for fiXed,pe--
Rod, on conditions those conditions we're
optional with the p. u. ). and he acted as
above mentioned-No sooner was the re-
quest OF the British commander acceded to,
than he dispatched. every man of a dispo-
sable force "a Detrou--this and IN, soans
of regulation, t5c. &c. can account for the
cowardly surrender of Hull's Army (Whar
f'1ck and treachery in our enemy y
am strengthened in this belief, that
all property arriving" will be dealt with
according 10 the spirit of the Non Impo,i a.
tion-lf YOU will refer 10 the Additional m
structions to our vessels of war you will
see that no determination is maGe-but hat
all property arriving will be handed over
TO the Judiciary to be dealt with ACCORDING,
to our statutes
The President left this city (the ad)
tuesday, for his seat in Virginia.
A letter from Washington to the Edito,.
OF the Argus says, q Col. Cass has arrived
at Georgetown with dispatches from the
army"
Extract efa letter from CANicotAe, dated
august 81, 1912.
Captain Brush who commanded $50
men and all the provisions last sent from o.
hio, has just told me that when the British
offlcers. Elliot sc. came TO his post with a.
tag and only three others with him to de-
manG their surrender agreeably to Hubs
orders, they told him that they expected
Maiden would have been given up without
any resistance had Hull marched immedi
ately from Sandwich thither, for they had
taken down part of the walls of the fort to,
rebuild II, they expected him, and had de-
termined to give it up, but finding out his
real character-they had Kidnapped him >
& Brush might have saved all in his charge,
tor although he gave up all at the reaue st Of
those four men, and none other within g
miles, vet the men would not lay down their
arms, but have brought them all n-and
seven OF his brave men have collected and
driven iii nearly 100 head of cattle part oe
the CONVOY OF provisions.
The people here are all burning for or
Aers to revenge the treatment their bre-
thern IN arms have met with, and retrieve
the homer of the Americans. Colonel Dun
lap IN two days has raised and marched TO
the frontiers 100 mounted riflemen, and can.
tam Cook is raising another company 10
follow at their own charge
GeOrgefozu,, C'ourie,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-09-08
Georgetown Courier.
COMMUNICATION

DiisD-on Saturday Week last in the 18th
year Of Isis age, Master Robert foody, the only sor,
OF John Msody, revolutionary soldier and respectI
able inhabitmt of this city. None but those who arb
intimately acquainted with the worthy parents Of IL
extraordinary youth whose death we record q
know the depth Of misery which they feel under ,,i
heaviest of all Affections, aud none but those .p,s
knew Master Moody imeeif, can tell how er - VINO
his. eounty's loss when lie died No mins az was
Tossing belief IN the Christian religion was ven pio
true TO his profession than Robert ~ "ior
ot all the lavori;es Of genius, I've wasby ,sny
ed to be the first indeed indeed, ~ bn Ss,ero
Robert Moody his friends, bis pareW and his corn
try, have sustained irreparahle "a us 0o'Fi"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-09-08

1ME8s'fER & WOOD have removed - -
~ nee 10 to ore Of Mr. wieklan,'s brSI lGn o.
mc.;s On ~ary street nssr TIC issri ~Aee ina
sspt 2. '''''''i''ion
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-09-08

We understand that Commodore BAR
iEx sent his compliments with one hundred
and eight prisoners to AID. SAWYER, reques-
ting him to take good care of them. and tina
he would send him as many more in few
days. Boston Chron.
LEXINGTON, TX. August 8.--We under.
stand, that the Executive has issued orders
for the Volunteers OF this state, not destin
ed for Canada, to be placed under the conf
mand of Gov. Harrison. The Red Banks
and Louisville are appointed AS their places
of Rendezvous--tlis arrangement will give
Governor Harrison the command of 1000 rs
brave men as the world eau produce. Ma
ny of them had expressed their regret at
not being ordered out with the first de-
tachment They will now be gratitied, and
under the Commander of their cho,ce. will
soon march to certain victory and honor.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-09-08

\ Meeting "ithe members of The Christian Jara
~ ~ Society will DC hrld ct the Mosous tisIl ~
i ,n CtT 81 o'clock p. NJ on Saturday Tie isth
their attendance F'HS'uS ia
sept. 8.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-09-08

appear on Friagr ana SO"T
W Several Adterl.sements unavoidable nnstnnnea
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-09-08

The election for members for tho na..
tas taken place IN The state OF r. Island sbs,,
Messrs Jackson and Porter the federal .aa,; zen
were chosen by very Iargy increased n,aor,a.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-09-08

ther notice. F'''Poneu ul furo
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-09-08

nephew has in some degree atoned Tor the d;sgIscs
Of his unc!es-if Rodgers has returned to uo,t stb
out being equally successful, it is lis misfortune and
nor his fault Give him enemy who will dare to
hight him, and sgaliantry will wreathe ne iaures
around his country.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-09-08

A letter from Washington to the Editor
OF the Argus says, = Col. Cass has arrived
at Georgetown with dispatches from the
army"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-09
October Q.

I'VE kan Davidson, decd William Maulsiey and
.2nn his wife, exccutrix of The said Hczekah Da-
wilson, dec'd., Margaret, Lucinda, Elizabeth, Itha-
mer aud fan Davidson, infant children of Hezekiah
Davidson, decd, by the said Wm. MausIey s. Inn
lis wife, their guardian.
Please to tale notice,
That on TUESDAY. the ist of December, in the prc.
sent year, at the Office OF VIM. iaymond, surveyor
of Harrison county (or his in ofice) be-
The huprs OF eight in the morning and four in
the afternoon, shall proceed to take the deposition.
oi sr,ndry Witnesses, to be read in evidence in the
suit depen'ingin the Superior Court of Chancery
for the district nc Richmond, wherein tk executors
Of William Lyme, and others compIrinants, and
the executors of iezekah Davidson aud o,hers de.
PENDANTS You beir.. alscntees from this state We
adopt this mode OF giving you notice thereof.
WIN. LYME,
VIM. -. HUTCHESON
Executors n HIM. Lyme, dec'd
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