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Halsn's Anti Bilious Pills.

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malignant Feyer--prepared only at LEES
old established Patent and Family Medicine
Store, No. SO Maiden Lane, New-York.
The operation of these Pills is perfectly
mild, so as to be used with safety by persons
in every situation, and of every age.
They are excellently adapted to carry OF
superhuous bile, and prevent ita morbid Sc
cretions to restore and amend the appetite
to produce free perspiration, and thereto
prevent colds, which arc often of fatal conse
Quences A dose never fails to remove
cold, if taken on its first appearance +; they
are celebrated for removing habitual costlve'
ness, sickness at the stomach Scsseyere head
ache and ought to be taken by all persons
on change of climate.
They have been found remarkably efhca-
eious in preventing and curing disorders at
tendant on long voyages, and should be pro-
cured, and carefully preserved for use, by
every seaman
Hamilton'S Worm Lozenges.
This we'll known remedy has cured during
the last eleven years, an Immense numbefoi
children and adults OF various dangerous COM
plants arising from worms
Hamilton's Grand Restorative.
Is recommended as an invaluable medl.
cine for the speedy rehef & permanent cure
for the various complaints which result from
dissipated pleasures Juvenile lndlscreuon !;
residence in climates unfavorable to the con-
stitution; the immoderatc use of tea; ire.
uuent intoxication, or other destructive IN
temperance; the unskilful or excessive use
of mercury the diseases peculiar to females
at certain period of life bad lyings In, sc.
Tooth-ache Drops.
ITCH OINTMENT,
Warranted to cure by one application.
Hamilton's Elixir, for Coughs,
asthmas, sore Threats, and most disorders OF
the breast and lungs, is recommended as an
unparalleled remedy.
HamiIton's' Essence and Extract OF
Mustard,
A safe and effectual remedy tor acute and
chronic rheumatism, govt, rheumatic govt,
palsy, lumbago, numbness, white swellings,
chiIhlains, spraihs, bruises, pain IN the face
and neck, sc:
The Restorative Powder for the Teeth
and Gums.
The Damask Lip Salve.
Hahn's true and genuine German
Corn Plaster.
The above genuine Medicines have been
in the highest estimation throughout the y.
States for upwards of ten years; many OF
them are sold for less than the drugs OF which
they are compounded, could be purchased at
retail store.
They are, by stecial appointment, sold
wholesale and retail, by
James Kennedy, sen,
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Vaccine institutions r ot4a
NOW DRAWING. y
IN WhNcH THERE ARR

Present price of Tickets 3 y 50
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One containing $50 acres, lying on both sides
of the Little River Turnpike Road the O.
Their containing about $50 acres, adjoining
the first mentioned Tract on the north slde'
distant from Alexandria and the city OF WASH
ington about seven miles. The Tracts VIII
be sold entire, or divided into smaller lots TO
accommodate purchasers. On both there
is sufficient quantity of wood to support
the cleared land. On one we'll impov-
ed productive Meadow, and an lnexhaus-
tible quarry of Soap Stone, OF which Inc
value for fire places, ovens, &c. is now &c.
Morally understood. The nature OF the soi'
is well adapted to the use of pialst OF Paris
The lands adioin those of the subscriber
VIM. Moss, by whom they will be shewn TO
those who wish to purchase - Terms OF sale
One third of the purchase money in hand
--one third in Six, and one third IN Twelve
moths,
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JUST RECEIVED,
Fer Sale by JAMES KENNEDY 'E"'
NEW AND INTERESTING WORK IN
Evening Entertainments
Da,;neat;ops of the Manners and Customs
of Varions Nations, interspersed v.th oeC
oranb;cal Notices, Historical and blogf| +'.'I
cal Anecdotes, and Descriptions III . nd
H;storv--Designcd for the instIuo'i''' ~''0
Amusement of Youth,
Br j. B. DEPPING y
g The hroher study Of Mankind is 1la"
May ct ------e--7-7 -
P1nkertou's Collection OF 'oy
ages and Travels.
TuE, aad Number of this very y - .lu IeIi.
WORK, is Just received and rcaoS ~
very to Subscribers . con
The he' Port Folio for the. preso"
mouth,
The se.ect Reviews for do
AND - M
The Arcbiye. of Useful kno"sa ds Ior do.
a. vol. 2, are just received ""'
livery to Subscribers Az, cen.
james Kennedy cost o''
May 81.
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NETWORK. September Is

alarming Iatf!Egence.--W We haYe been po-
Ii.oly favored with|the removing Postscript Of
a letter, Written at PlattSburg on "Wednesday
lest.
"Since l finished my letter, l have been IN
formed, by Gen. Moore, commanding at this
place, that Judge Hicks has arrived from
Champlain on the lines, and informed hin that
British army of 1000 men were on their
march for this place. By the wayof St. Johns
The credit which Judge Hicks gives to thls
news induced Kim to travel the distance III enc
hour and 40 minutes"
sIf we consider, that, at this place is con
centrated the greatest part Of the military
stores and part of the army which are to ope-
rate against the Canadas, We SHALL readily per-
ceive the importance Of he station to the Bri
fish; for if The provisions and the munitions
OF war are captured, the Ca.iadas remain safe
at least for this year.
"Ccn. Bloomfield arrived here this morn
i1p with reinforcement Of ace n7en, which
increases our aumber to 1905. Gea. Moore
leaves here this evening COR Gfeenbush to
procure an additional nunber Of troops.
"Judge E:c&s news receives entire credit,
and some Of the most ju1ic;ous snd respects
bic people here are maglnY The necessary pro-
visions 10 remove their families, in case OF al
attack"
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PUBLIC SALE.

ID 7 virtue OF deed of trust, bearing date
ES the 3oth Of October, Is 70, executed by
Henry Washington, conveying to me GER
tain TRAIT or parcel OF Land, lying in the coun-
~ OF King George, whereon the said Henry
Washington at the d,te of the said deed &c.
sided containing two hundred acres, and
which conveyance was made for the pu pose
Of securing the payment OF four hundred
dollars with interett, to Bushrod Washing-
ton, of Mount Vernon shail Oh the 25th
day OF October next, between tie hours Of
twelve and three O'Clock of that day on the
premises, sell to the highest bidder for ready
money, the aforesaid Tact Of Land, on so
much thereof as m9y be necessary 20 ply he
said deot interes, costs and expercos OF sale
and Advertising; which SAID Tract OF Lind is
situate about 4 miles below King gorge
Court House, aid near the main read :eading
to Mattox Bridge
shall sell Only DE right wh;cn The SAID
Fl enry Washington had, Or MiicA his heirs
hive and do not warrant the litie.
BushrCd Washington, If.
/ srn 1he edltor Q! the ''TIrGine Herald
Viii please insert the ABOVE once week for
one month.
Septembcr-l8 lawInl
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Fifty Dollars II eWard.

- AN away, some the in December last
IA a Negro Woman named TkEACE, SO
or3o years old of a very dark complexion.
and when spoken to, is anxious to make her-
self appear very polite ore of her eyes
is weak, occasioned by having sore eyes
on the back part OF her neck are seve-
raj scars by having seatons there. This
woman has an extensive acquaintance In
Charles county, Maryland, and from her
extreme art / have no doubt she has &C
quired them in Prince Georges county
Washington city, Georgetown and Alexan-
dria. Not long siHce she was in Piscataway,
and had changed her name 20 JENNY, and
few weeks ago she WIS in Tenley Town &
Georgetown and passed by the name of Ma
Ry SHORTER tits believed she has a pass
obtained from woman of that name, who
had one from the Clerks Office OF Charles
County. She was at Rozier's ferry not long
since and applied to a Mr.. Davis to purchase
her, il is presumed she is lurking about
some of the above places at this time. As
TO her clothing 1t is deemed unnecessary
to mention them as she has probably chang
ed them.
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RICHMOND, SEPT. II.

The N. Orleans Mail failed US yesterday
morning; but the following Interesting infor-
nation is contained ina letter from n Orleans
under date of August ---ll Ky isl-rv bc1o'-
i cd by the Brazen, British vessel of % guns"
(according to Steels list for June---sbe rates
at 8 gus and was On the Jamaica station.)
The letteradds that we have upon this station,
that is at the Balize and in the Mississippi, 5
gun boats and briggs, the Enterprise and Vx-
Ell 6 guns each; that the Siren ought to have
been there, but about the time ofceceiying the
declaration of war she was sent to La Vera
Cruz to carry some Spanish prisoners; and
that she has not since been heard Of Report
sGys, andI believe with truth that Gen. .fdair,
at the head of some hundreds of our citizens
is now OH his march to Mexico--the intention
is to join the Patriots. It's certain that an ex.
petition has been preparing Some time past.
The Governor has issued his Proclamation,
forbiding the levying of troops to make war
with nation with whom veare at peace
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puu .ADEr4pHIA. Sept. IS.

ErtrGcs Of "a lstterJrom a Gentleman Of con-
alteration, IN the vicinify Of LiOefftool, 10
his corrs shonaent aear fhaadeE1hla, dated
aus ust |, 1912.
Tue peoples hopes for the repeal of the
Orders in Council, had just been realized
Our manufacturers felt relieved from the ago
ny which the prospect of starvation bad
thrown them into. Repose had again visited
their distracted minds. and golden dreams
had filed their hearts with Joy. When the a.
Weakening sound of War, borne on the breeze
whence least suspected, reused them from
thc sweet delusion, and disma5 succeeded
ssIu the phrenzy Of the moment alternate
plants ppbraid you with precipitation, and
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..eement 81 war BY the attack on theIRussians

,sneement Of war blythe attack on thelRussians
5, Kowno -
= s,,srag Orders Of his Russian Infserssi Ma
;,,ty 70 the ARMIES, gi0en at Wilna, June
IS. 70. s 25h 1872.
g For a long time past we had remarked
.he hostile compartment of the French enl-
error towards Russia but we still hoped
iIsroooh moderate and pacific measures to a.
''.r, hostilitics.. at last, Notwithstanding all
.Srsw wishes to maintain peace, we Witnessed
- incessart repetition OF open outrage s, winch
sSan,nsiled us to arm & TO assemble our troops;
.hn,,eh still While we could haster ourselves
',;tb Phe hope Of reconciliation, we remained
.r;.hin the confines Of our empire; ana la win
oat violating peace, were prepared ior de-
fence. All these moderate and paeihc Inea-
snres could not secure TO Us the tranquility oil
..b;chwe were desirnus The French empe-
,or. by an attack upon our troops at hovno'
has ALREADY commenced War; and consequent
- nothing fusthev remains Tor us, but, wiille
~ invoke the aid of the Sovereign OF the uni
verse. Tie author and defender OF truths to
,,3ee our force. in oppositinnto that OF tns en-
sn,v. lis unnecessary to remind our Gene-
rails. our Chiefs, and Warriors, o. their duty.
mi their Valor. III their veins ao@s the blood
inc SciaSonans SO highly renowned OF old
fortbeir vlctopies. Soldiers! you are the de-
gpeasrs Of religion, your country, and. lnde-
audience. AIN with you. GoD IS on your
~, & ALEXANDER.'
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then again chIdG Cur own delay. But In Per-
lament, it seems as if America has no longer
an advocate. Many think both governments
are to be blamed. No doubt the INDIGNATION
OF this nation will light upon your congress,
orts own government. IF on the latter, it
VIII influence them to an accommodation.
Iron the former, our ministers will feel sore
enough to prosecute the War with vigor =
Dut what effect your declaration Of war will
nave up9n the people of this Kingdom, time
alone can>aetermne 1t is manifest that as
yen, their bame is not confined to our own
butts extended to your Rulers. The scarcity
VI Pfoyisions Is over: That of money, though
distressing, may Be rendered toerable by IL
Oefai pohcy at honfs, and by half wiling
mes 10 consider 1t as llYenediable. However
me magnitude OF the disappointment has not
yet admitted OF deliberatien it cannot there
lore be yet ascertained, whether the War will
be popular or not--But as soon as the nation
recover from their shock, some device will
probably be resorted to, for the expression Of
It's desire, as to the two alternatives you have
LETT Us; that our Ministry try another nego-
tlatlon with your government or, that it a.
dopta ludiclous system of permanent War of
exclusion from the Ocean, of every other than
Brita;n's Flag, until general pacifcation.
"oYou will readily perceive that the latter
would be the choice Of our ministers, because,
even the opposition concur, that with the re-
vocation ST The Orders in Council, and rea-
diness to enter into an arrang 10 prevent
the abuses OF the impressment of seamen, we
have yieldedall that we can to America. con.
sistent with the safety of England. Unless,
therefore, your government relinqu!sh her
claims for further concessions, during the pre-
sent desperate struggle on our part, for self
preservation; on that of our enemy, for pow
er and glory, fear that the Peace and Com
MERGE, so long subsisting between you and US,
to our mutual prosperity and happiness, will
not be restored in our day. May my fear
prove grouDdless But if further concession
on our part, be utterly inconsistent with our
national safety, Alas ! it cannot be made. The
rigid cxaction of your neutral rights, is not at
this moment SO imperative upon you. Your
existence does hot depend upon it, That your
men now in power, will appreciate this consi
deration, and recede from such claims, may be
doubted, from their fsride forbidding it. But
upon the zvisdom of your citizens to substitute
at their nert elections, othermen, not commit
ted to persist in the war OF more temper, AVID
more correct views Of the true policy of the
u. States, at this momentous crisis, Will, in
my opinion, greatly depend the question Of
heace or zoar, the mutual PROSPERITY and safety,
or final ruin and suyugat:on Of both coun-
tries"
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Breast Pin Found.

WAS found by a black man, small GOLD
BREAsrp1N with head to it. The owner
may have it again, by paying the cost of this
advertisement, on application to
THE PRINTER
September 8. st.
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From HALIFAX.

Yesterday the cartel Dart, with Nag OF
truce, arrived here with prisoners of war from
Halifax. among them the officers and crew of
the late U. States brig Nautilus. number
of prizes had recently been sent In there.
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Thomas Burgess.

Charles County, STATE Of Maryland.
n. B I'll persons are hereby torwarned
from harboring or employing the above de
scribed Negro Woman, at their peril, or
under the severest penalties Of the law
7. B
August IS law
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HALIFAX, Sept. |

" Since mine of the 2etb August, | have
had an interview with Admiral Sawyer lie
informs me, all the ships having projections
from the British government, must remain
here without trial until he receives lnstfnc-
tons concerning them from England, and Is
of opinion they will all be released very soon.
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USHE different companies of Militia, are
4 hereby notliedto attend muster Oh pa pa
turday at three O'Clock at the Market Square
being muster in course.
September le.
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BOSTON. Sept. l9.

We have seen letter from Hermont, which
says-~ at re lei the Aladisonans they will
have more cause for sorrow than rejoicing IN
the event of the late election In this State, or
shall lose my guess.
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ALEXANDRIA.
FRIDK MORNING, September IS.
T" TO SLEW
" TO SLEW
THE YER AGE AND BODY OF THE TIME
HIS FoRp AND PRESSURE"

In consequence Of necessary arrangements
nov making for charging the size Of this pa
Pr, the publication will be suspended until
Monday next, when it Will appear ona super
pyal sheet. Should any news Of consequence
: received by the mail of this evening hand
Ill will be issued.
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/ wish to Z mCloy

Wioii ~ A. LIZ W.
syROM twenty to thirty WOOD CUT
e TIERS, to Cut Cord Wood, in the gh"
bolhood of Piscataway. Those WAC cannot
cut and cord one cord per day, need net apply.
should prefer 70 hire by the mon;h.--Also,
understand saving with the Whip Saw-and
from eight 10 tea OK CARTS, or Carts with
Two horses to each.-Enquire of
Andrew Bartle.
September 9 St
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KUNAWAYS
September 10.

A SECONDED from Elphale Umberfeld,
a living in the town of Dumfries, in Prince
William county, Virginia, on the 9th OF the
present month, an apprentice boy by the name
Of JAMES CURRY, between II ard l8years
Of age, about five feet two or three inches high
he is white indented apprentice 70 the shoe
making busincss-had on when be absconded
broad cloth dtab colored coat, white panta"
looms, other cloathes not recollected-he Is a
lad Of fair comc,exion, has light bar. Wil
rive FIFTEEN DOLLARS reward Tor se-
curing the said apprentice SO that get hun
again
Also, runaway with him, negro man name
ed JEFFERY, the property OF Luke Cahpon,
near Damfries, about thirty two OF three years
old. five feet two or three inches high he 10
a shoemaker by trade, has got a remarkable
scar in his forehead, occasioned by toe h'ck OF
a horse, which obliged him to be-iepa"ed
Whoever secures said fellow, SO that MS
master gets him again, shall receive reward
of TWENTY DOLLARS.
L
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Died at lo'cIock Yesterday morning at the
pal ou>ge d St. pauis Church, in the 5lst
year d lis aye, the Reverend JOSEPH G. J.,
BEND, u. d
in acts o. bcuevolence and general useful
ness, Doctor Bead was surpassed by none
his loss 10 ticcongre gations o. Cbrlst Church
and ST. Pau!s. oy whom he was beloved and
respected, viii be lrreparabe. Individuals,
many, hage beehdsprived Of friend always
ready to serve thAm--be was an active mem
ber ct a number q benevolent societies and
other puoilc institutions, to all whom, lie rem
defed very important services by his distln-
gushed talents and INDUSTRY. and with whom
MS place Cannot be readily supplied In do
M site life he was not to be less esteemed, he
was a tender husband and was most affection
ateIy devoted to his children.
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BOSTON, Sept. IL.
LATEST FROM CADIZ.

LATEST FROM CADIZ.
we were Yesterday politely favored with a
Gle Of .Cadiz papers to the 2sth July The fol.
Iavinp comprizes all that we could discover
ofany interest in then:
Marshal Soult having collected a respcc-
table force at Ecija, from the different posts
,nder his command, Ballesteros seized the
opportunity for pushing as far as Malaga
which he entered on the l4th (the French
garrison leeing 70 the fort and evacuated ON
the le h, retiring towards Yunquera,
On the 27th Of July intelligence was receiv-
Cd at Cadiz from Tarifa, that the enemy had
retired from Barrios, leaving one thousand
men in the camp of St Rogue. 1t was also
stated that Gen. 3allesteros was at Yunquera
having in his front q French division Of or
5000 troops upder Gen. Laval
The French entered and took possession of
Agesiras about the middle of July.
Schr Hope, Lieut.. Scott, a flag of truce,
sailed on Wednesday, on her return for Hall
fax. 1t is rumoured she brought PROPOSE
ton for Naval Armistice, and that 1t has not
been acccded TO by our government.
( Weilng;ot and 81armout's armies ahtlrorinlat-
ing.
Translated for the Chronicle, from TIE Caaiz
Regency Gazette Extraordinary, Of the
l2th July.
Il despatch addressed to the chief of the
General Staff by the field marshal Don Migu-
ALEJos, July |.
AS I had the honor of writing TO you from
Salamanca, the Army continued It's march on
the morning Of the 18th ut hating on that
day in Orbado the Soth at Fusnte Ia Pena,
aud this day the vanguard at the Venta del
Rev, the head quarters in this village, and
ali the army in the midst OF the villages en-
Ca,uped.
Marmont left this town last evening at II
O'clock at two the last troops OF his rear
guard went out through the Nave del Rey,
from whence without hating they pro-
ceeded TO Pollos, Rueda, and the road to lor-
dcsllIas,
Netting particular has occurred In the
mach it scems that Marmont did not ex-
pect that the English army would SO soon
come up with bis,
His intention seems to be to pass the Dou-
no and abandon Madrid to It's own protection,
the communication with which he has alrea-
sdy lost.
Tomorrow the headquarters will be trans
fcFred to Medina del Campo, and | shall i'm
mediately inform yonr Lordship of whatever
may happen.
we have no intelligence of the army of
Gallicia. God preserve your Lordsnlp many
years.
MIGUEL DE ALyA.
Sgior Doa Jose Maria Car6cai
Lord Wellington advanced after Marmont
beyond Tore but on the 25th of July, 1t was
reported that the latter had received REM
foreenIent of $4,000 men from Madrid. The
English in consequence fell back near Sala-
! mancal Gen. Hill was at Lerena.
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The following wasDr. Samuel Johnscn's
ONION Of the ministry dismissed 1882.
+ am glad that the Ministry is removed.
Sch a bunch Of imbecjhty never before dis
gaced country II they sent messenger
inp the city to take up Printer the messen-
&C was taken up instead Of the Printer, and
coGpilted by the sitting Alderman. Ii they
senone army to the relief ofanother, tie first
srns zuas defeated and taken before The Sc
cond wrived. / will not say, that what they
did VS. always wrong, but il was always done
at w3ns time"
Is th,re not some similarity between the
Administration III tie = States, and that above
described --Gatstmore, Seft 10.
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EliphaIet Umberaeld.
Luke Cannon.

Dumfries, Sept. 10. COST
Masters of vessels and others are cautioned
AGAINST harboring or conveying said Runa-
WAYS away as they will be dealt with accord
ing to law.
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Wanted to Purchase or Hire.
A BLACK MAN SERVANT. For one
that can come well recommended, generous
price will be given. Apply to the Printer
Sept. IS. -.-N..
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MIGUEL DE ALYA.

Siglor Don Jose Maria Car6cIaL
Lord Wellington advanced after Marmont
6eyond Tore but on the 25th of July, 1t was
reported that the latter had received REIN
foreenIent of $4,000 men from Madrid. The
English in consequence tell back near oaia-
mancal Gen. Hill was at Lerena.