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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-03
BALTIMORE HOSPITAL
July 9th, 1872.

july ON, 1912.
The board of Visitors of the BALrIMoRE
HOSPITAL, have the satisfaction to inform
the public, that the Institution is now in ex-.
ce!ent order for the reception of such Pa.
tents, as may be admitted to its care. The.
lNFIRMARY or that part of the House in
tended for the use of the sick generally, is
50 far completed, as to accommodate in the.
most comfortable manner upwards of one,
hundred Patients: and the centre building
which contains large humber of spacious
apartments, calculated particularly for pri,
waite Paticnts, is i'll state of forwartlnesss
and viii be soon finished.
The ASYLUM erected for Lunaticks is
completely finished. and is certainly not sur
passed by any in the United States, either!
Tor CON ort or convenience. The rooms in;
tended for Deranged Persons are large and
well ventilated, and constructed in sucn a.
manncr, as to be. cool and pleasant in sum-
me-, and to be made perfectly warm and "a
Sreeable during the cold weather..
The Visitors have also the pleasure to
state, that Mr.. and Mrs. Gatchei, the stew.
ard and matron of the Hospital have during
their residence in the Institution, afforded
them repeated opportunities of witnessing:
their care and attention to the Patients, and
from their long experience in the PennsyI-.
vania Hospital, and the high recommends.
tons they have brought with them, every,
reliance may be placed on their cxertions
to give satisfaction.
suitable number of Nurses have been
provided to attend on the sick and the In
stltution is furnished with every comfort ne.
cessary for the patients, or which may be-
ordered for them by the attending Physi-
clans.
The situation of the Hospital is high and
hno fBark II
pect handsome. Around it is a spacious
yard shaded by forest and other trees, now
enclosing with brick wall and attached TO
it large Garden Astounding with vegeta-
bles of every kind.
The following gentlemen have charge of
the Medical and Surgical departments Of tbs
Institution,
attending Physicians.
Doctors Colin Mackenzie,
James Smyth.
attending Surgeon.
DIR. William Gibson,
Consulting Physicians.
Doctors George Brown,
Miles Littlejohn,
John Coulter,
e John Campbell White,
- John Crawford,
Solomon Birkhead.
p. Chatard,
John Cromwell,
Ashton Alexander
YiSitor0 gtFthe iIoshitaL
John Hillen,
James Mosher,
William M'Donad,
William Ross,
Jacob Miller
Applications for admission may be made
to either Of the Visitors, or to the attending
Physicians.
" The Editors Of the Maryland Repub,
hcan and Gazette at Annapolis, Gazette at
Fredericktown, Herald at Hagerstown. Ma.
tional Iuteliigcncer at Washington, Herald
at Alexandra, Virginia Argus AZ Richmond.
Republican at Petersburg, CITY Gazette at
Charleston, and The Republican Ledger az
Savannah, will please to insert the above adj.
vertisement once a week for eight wctfs.
and send in their accounts 20 the Office OF the
baltimore American for payment.
July Z. Usw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-03
July 2, 1912.

FOR SALE-THE HOUSE wherein reside
with the Square OF Lots Sc improvements there.
on,-It not sold previous to Thursday the 25th
OF November next, it will on that day be rented
on the premises, to the highest bidder for term
of years at which time will be offered for sale
by public auction my Household Furniture, a
Carriage and Horses.
TO RENr-THE TWO HOUSES next be.
low that occupied by Messrs. Ellis and Allan,
fronting on tile main street possession to be
given the first OF October next.
ALS0-THE HOUSE on the cross street
leading to Shockoe Warehouse, now occupied
by Mr. Samuel Dyer; possession to be given the
first Of September next
JOSEPH CALICO.
Richmend, 18th Aug 1912. IT,
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Aug. 81.
VIRGINIA


1t Rules holden in the CLERKS Office ofthe Sabe.
rior Court Of Chaseery for the Richmond Dis-
triet, tie lin day Of July, 1912.
Peter Merriman, Thomas Merriman, Sterling
Gravett, and Elizabeth his Wife, and Will,
am Merrlman, an infant by Thomas NIerli.
man, his next friend, Pins.
AGAINST
Francis Merriman, an absent defendant, John
Harris, Thomas Whitworth, Christopher
Tompkins, jr. and John Flournoy,
DeGs.
THE defendant Francis Merriman, not hay.
ing entered bis appearance and given security
according TO the Actof Assembly and the Rule
OF tbs Court, and it appearing by satisfaetory
evidence, that he is not an inhabitant of this
country: 1t is ordered, That the said ,lefen.
dant do appear here on the FIRST day of the next
term and answer the bill of the plaintiffs and
that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
IN some newspaper published in the City of
Richmond, for two months successfully, and
posted at the front door Of the Capitol, in the
said City.
4 Copy--Teste,
wa w HENING, &C.
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RICHMOND TURNPIKE COMPANY

At a Meeting of the Directors of said Com.
Pany on the LIST day of July, 1912:
Resoived, That call of five dollars ON each
share in the Company be made, and that the
same be paid to their Treasurer at the follow.
ing periods, to wit,-Threc dollars thereof tn
be paid on or before the third day of Angus,
next, and the remaining two dollars on the third
day OF September thereafter.
Copy,
July 2, 1912 tSdS
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LIME AND BRICKS FOR SALE

The Subscriber has on hand, at hls Brick.
yard, near Powhatan Warehouse, one thousand
bushels OF shell and Stone LIME-AIso, on,
hundred thousand well burnt BRICKS, all of
which he will dispose of ON reasonable terms.
JOSEPH II. MAYO.
Cottage, Aug. 81. ct
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-03
July so.

E(ACON.-For sale, about SLXTl' THOU
- SIND sreiSht Of PRIZE B2CON, al
their Bacon Est oiisMnert, SITUATED in = l.srt
OF the F.'iling-tardcn, when they viii sell at Il
low price for Cash, or short credit.
Jos. & BENZ. w. LADD
+ Richmond, 8 No 10Th, 1919. w3w
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Aug. 6.
VIRGINIA:

VIRGINIA:
-4t Rules holden an the CLERKS Office Of the Su
perior Court Of Chancery far The Richmond
District, The llth day of july, 1912.
Robert canpoeil, PlG
AGAINST
William 0. Winston, late sheriff of Hanover
county, to whom the Estate of John Hicks
was commlttedby the Court of the said coun.
ty, Robert Hicks and Jonn Hicks, infant chill
dren OF the SAID John Hicks, decd. by Peter
Nelson their Guardian, Robert Duncan and
Edmund, john, Robert, SUSAN Patsey, and
Nancy Duncan, infant children of the said
Rohert Duncan, BY the said Robert assigned
their Guardian, TO defend the.nin thus SUIT.
Nathaniel ). Duilan and Sally his wife, late
Sally Hicks, William Jones and BENJAMIN B
Ford, DeGs
NdE defendant Benjamn b. Ford, no, nav
Il ing entered 'Is appearance and gwen Sc
cufity according 20 the Act of Assembly and
the Rules OF tins Csurt, and 1t appearing ~ s.-
tlstactofy evidence, that h. IS not an inhIbitant
OF tins country: It is ordered, That the SAID
defendant do appear here on the first day OF
the next ERIN and answer the bill of the plain
TIT; and that copy OF this order be forthwith
inserted III some newspaper published in the
City of Richmond, for two months sue cessiye
iy and posted at the front door OF the CapitoI.
IN the sand City.
Copy--Teste,
July 80. Wa
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\ HE Subscribe ers for sale, general as-
q sortmeni OF well chosen GOODS, consist
ing ofsupertine, fine & coz sc Cloths Cassimeres,
S@ansdowns, FlaHrels. g ,sriety OF LINEN anu
Cotton Goods, Ii.ong which are, about 5000
worth OF Amel can manufactured Bed Ticks,
blue mixed stsped,tl plain white Cloths \ Cot
ton Yarns, ,,a uiety OF HARDWARE & CUT
LEAT-Aiao constantly or hand, Crates OF Ware,
Wrought and Cut Nails, Paints, Glass, Cotton
Cards, Old Rum, Sugar, Coffee, SAT-, Country
Mme, Apple Z Peach Brandy, Pork, Fish, Tar,
Lime = Lumber.
ALSO--JU5T RECEIVED,
500 Sacks Liverpool flied Salt,
A. iIhds Loaf sugar,
60 Bbls. Brown ditto,
IL iihds. excellent AIOlasses,
Is do. WhlsSey,
% Tons Iron, ~ tons Ca1tings assorted,
200 doz. fine ivory Combs,
10 Bales Georgia C0tton,
10 Bags Pepper,
MI Of which will be sold low for cash, or eoun.
try produce.
u A LIBERAL price viii be given for MAN
who IS good CABBAGE Driver, and un
dcrstands the management Of Horses
CHARLES WiuTLOCK.
May Il. If
=. u. Wanted, Five Thousand Pounds Bills
on England. G.. w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-03

E'oR RENT, new, fre-proof, brick TENE..
\ MEN /, three stories high, strongly built,
situated on the main or L. street, opposite the
Bcl-Fayern, well calculated for Grocery or
Vcndue Store. If not rented shortly will
take ih GOODS on STORAGE. Enquire of the
subscriber at the Falling Garden
JAMES LOWNES.
- Also for Rent,-TWO ROOMS, suita.
bic for Oihccs, IN the above Duilding-entry
iron. Cross u l5.h street. j l..
9th Mo. 81. If
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ANERICdW MILITARY LIBRARY.
OR COMPENDIUM OF .NoDERN Tac1Jcs
Otice.
eptf.

shall petition the next General Assembly for
leave to abut my Mill-dam to the Indian land
on Mattapony Riv +, King. William County,
and that one acre OF said land be laid off for
the use ofthe Mill.
JOHN HILL.
Aug. 81. Sw
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DURoChNf to deed OF trust executed 70
the subscriber, en- the 2Srt, d,y of March,
1910, and Of record in Washington County
Court, 10y Andrew Staunton, for the purpose Of
securing to William p. Thompson, Il sum of
money tor which he was bound rs the security
ofthe said Andrew S,auntcn in an Injunction
bond, whichsu is supposed to be about $500,
will be sold, on acredit Of six months, 10 the
highest bidder, at public sale in the town OF
abingdon, and county OF Washington, OF
Wednesday the Alb day Of November next
1925
Tract Of land,
lying in the county Of Washington, on the wa
ters OF the middle fork of Holston river, con
vcyed by Albert Mcclure to the said Andrew
and containing one hundred and nincty-seyei
acres, be the same more or less.
JAMES WHITE, Trustee
August 6. SIN.
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CHRONOLOGICAL TABLES
For Sac at S. PLEAsAyTS' Book S7oRg,
Richmoad,
ZTZE WORKS or Or. BEyy. FR.lykLJy.

In Philosophy, Politics and Morals con
taioiug. besides all the Writings published in
formcT collections, iiis Diplomatic Correspond
ence, as Minister OF the United States ut the
Court OF Versailles variety of Literary Ar
ticies and Epistolary Correspondence, nevc
bef re Published /, VITA Memoirs and Anecdotes
Of Els Life, Vols. 2, 3, 4, and are ready for de
lW.ry, ut do.r,rs and haf per vol. Vol | 4,
containing Inc Memoir OF the Doctors life, u
now in the Press, and viii, ere long, be publish
Cd.
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FOR SALE.

A LIKELY NEGRO WOMAN.
Who is good Cook, Sealnstress, &c.-Ar
ply to the Printer.
Aug. 81. q
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Notice.

petition will be presented to the next Ges.
neral Assembly, praying that an act may pagy
to divorce me from my present husband He.
zckiah Ford.
NANCY FORD.
Aug. %. w4tn
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-03

'E'HE FOURTEENTH DRAWING OF
l. THE WILLIAM AND MARY CO...
LEGE LOTTERY OF NINETY NUM-
BEERS, took place at the Capitol, on the
18th inst. when the following numbers were
drawn from the wheel, viz
"a. IL. 76. 50. al.
Richmond, July 16, 1912.
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TO LEASE OR RENT.

y HIIIAoEi YIN MIN
FENHE TAVERN, STORE HOUSE, AND
l. FARM, at King & Queen Court House.
together with SEVENTY. FIVE ACRES
OF WOOD LAND contiguous. This well
known stand for business, is considered SUI
perlor to most in the lower country, and the
accommodation for the public, equalled by
few in the state. Possession Will be given ON
the LIST January ensuing-For terms apply
to
RICHARD CORBIN.
Laneville, 10th Aug 1872 I'm.
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WANTED TO HIRE, or Purchase. GOOD
w COOK, who can Wash well, and lion size
must be clearly and wei tempered, and have
good character ioi soDricty and honesty
Apply TIC Printer.
July &c,
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PRINTING

Neatly executed at tie Argus once
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INSURANCE BROKER.


IN addition 10 his Notary Business, and a. the de-
i sie of some Gentlemen IN town, has undertaken
the business OF an INSURANCE BROKER, and has
opened Office for that purpose in the building
o~nc! by the Washington Insurance company, at
the west end of the Bridge, Providence, and in the
same Room which he occupies as Notary In these
times OF great haza.d and when most of the Insur-
aace Companies have declined umer writing, an Of
fee of thus kind be- peculiarly convenient for ali
those who would wish to have their property insur-
ed, as it may be done without the necessity of their
sending abroad TO have it ciecied-he therefore re-
sPectfuiy offers his services the public generally
and assures them that all business committed TO his
charge will be faithfully and promptly executed
Providence, ,R. ID November 25 1912
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0sfEr Clqac0 fran Jrsg..cs, u. 6s,4si, Prize 10 he
briaaieers Blaek-Jeie, Of Ns@-ISrk, and George
Washingfon, Of .NsJs&
~ az Salem, Me i'm ans, Bfifish schooner Ro-
Bin prize 10 he privafecr ReVsHce Cfrgo Fsh. &c.
.3r. az .torf1lk. B.gfish briY f0rgie, pr=e 10 ne
p,jvafeer HgGger.
ar ~ Chariesfon, Brfish sch. Comet, ofo runs,
sM egaH eonpiete, priz 20 ;he priv.teer Rapia
Of has psrt Cargo Iry. Cosds, Sngor, BeesSd.r,
isbaceo &c. The Congei taken Oetobcr 26sh, cG'
Me south side ef 81 Domingo. The Rapd cobtmed
and 51un oT .itaco .AeS-irouiderce p,iyGtcer, ef
1 gua and 20 men, scracLer, commander and iook
fhe British sch .giory, If So. Tnopas, bm ransOmed
he, account If nof havng 10 spare 10 her.
ar. al Old 1Savn, (.tisss ON the 2Oh ut. BlAsh
sch. Union, from Gnernsey for Grenada, in ballast,
prize 10 The privaieer General .iynso'ig, BGrnG'A g
.he1v-York. The .3rmstronY 10 l0ng 9's. and
42,pounder amidsinbs, and $50 mn. She Tcas 20
days oui a,idhn teen chased by ffgate. Tile ~.
bomid r board The General .irmsirong weighs three
tons and h ali
The sch. Favoritc, Of Ellsworth, with Ia
barrels OF Flour, and 1000 bushels Of Corn,
from Virginia, captured off Cape Cod by The
English priyateer Liverpool Packet, was re-
captured off Cape Sable, ty the privateer Re-
venge OF Salem, and has arrived at Cape Ann.
The Revenge had also captured, four days
previous, the English sch. Neptune, with
cargo Of fish, salt, oil, SC. The Revenge
was dogging fleet from St. Johns for the
West Indies, under convoy OF two slocps of
war, when the Favorile left her.
The priva,cer General Armstrong, has
captured large big, mounting guns, with
fall cargo Of West-India produce, bound
from the Lceward Islands 10 Guernsey, Eng
land. The prize has arrived at Mar,has
EincyArd.--Bo Bosf. Chroa. bo0. 90
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BALTIMORE, Nov I9--Arriyed, sch Wasp
Taylor. Ireported to have been taken and carried
into Jam from cruize, and days from Amelia
BOSTON, Nov. 26--on Tuesday last seaman
fell from the foretopgaantmast OF the Chesapeake
figatc, upon deck, and was instantaneousy Killed
lie rousing upon rope, which broke, and he
fell backwards.
Arrivcd,a British transport ship 26 days
from Quebec, with the u. s. 4th regiment.
Nov. 27.--Ar. cartel brig Potomac Mich.
OILS, days from Halifax. The privateer brig
Thorn, of Marbiehead, ar. 9Th inst. sent in
by the Tonedos fiiyate--.We ure informed
the rho.n had captured Q American vessels
and an English brig. The Potomac has
brought 53 prisoners. belonging to the priva-
teers Science, oil Portsmouth, and Bunker.
Hill, Of Boston. Brig Lady Sherbrooke,
with 500 prisoners, for Boston, was 10 sail
next day. A convoy arrived at Halifa., on
the l8ih, from Quebec.
Cartel brig Diamond, Williams, arrived az
New York last Tue day. with 1916 American
prisoners--among them are Capt Jones, his
officers and crew of the U. 5. sloop Wasp
Capt. Brooks aud his Officers of the Revenue
Gutter Madison, of Savannah.
The Clarence, "a Chatham, "a Rsmilics, "a
Magisienne, 36 Macedonian, 50 and Stag, SO
expected at Bermuda from England The Lau-
reStnus 2f has arrived At Halifax trom England.
The priya,cer Yankee, OF Bristol, (R. i) was spo-
ken October "a. lat SIS, long s6--had taken nothing.
The number Of prizes sent into Salem, (Massa-
chuset,s) since the war, is forty-sevcn.
The u. s. brig Vixen, of - guns, Captain Reed,
sailed from St Mary's last of October, n cruize
The u. S. brig Carolina, was launched at Charles
ton sth inst. She is intended TO guard Charleston
harbor aud the port contiguous, and Is 10 mount
fourteen ys. and $50 men,
The u. 8 sloop of war Alert, Gate B'tish) is h,.
ting out at Ncw.york
The IT, ) vessels of war President. Capt Filings.
Of guns, (six ~ and two lys); Hunter. Leutcn-
ant Smith, Of guns, Zone rs and six 6's J arrived
at Piattsburgh, November 6, from cruze.
List Of II. S. VesScLs on Lake ONtayia,
Under the command of Com. CnAuNsEy.
g Brig Oneida, (lag sbip) eighteen 24b
carronades, and lao men, exclusive Of Off
GERS and marines
" Schooner Governor Tompkins, Lieuten-
ant Brown, one 50, and one 81, four 80 ID.
carronades, and so men, exclusive of officers
and marines.
" Schooner Conquest, Lieutenant Elliot,
one So, one 81, and two 9's, and S5 men, ex-
elusive of officers and marines.
" Schooner Diana, Lieutenant MPherson,
eight lSb. carronades, two e's, and SO men,
exclusive Of officers and marines.
I" Schooner Growler, sailing master Mix,
one 50 pounicr two 6's. and so men, exciu
sive Of officers and marines.
" Schooner Julia, sailing master Trent,
one SO FOUNDER, two 6's, and 80 men, exclu-
sivc OF officers and marines.
And four schooncrs in addition. Pal.
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B $ IS
APPROVED
FAMILY MEDICINES.

Walch are celebrated for the cure of most
diseases to which the human body is liable
Prepared only by the sole proprietor
Il. w. DYOTT, Nj. ID.
Graqdssn of the ia.e celebrated Dr Robertson of Ed
inbUrg,
Sold Wholesale and Retail, in PHI, @elphia only at
his Family Medicine Warehouse, No. l37, North
east corner OF Race and North Second streets
DIR. ROBERTSO.N"S
Vegetable Nervous Cordial; or, Ma
ture'S Grand Restorative.
Price one Dollar and fifty Cents,
Is confidently recommended, as the most cfiicaci-
Gus medicine, Tor the speedy relief and Of all
nervous complaints, attended with inward weakness
depression OF the spirits, headache, tremcr, faint.
ness, hys,erc hs, debility. seminal weakness, gieets.
AMI various complaints resulting from secret inhpro-
pric,y OF youth and dssipa,ed habits, residence Ia
warm climates, the imnodcratc use Of tea, the un.
skilful or excessive use of mercury. SO often des-
truc,iye 10 tho human frame, disesscs peculiar TO &C.
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Braaaysvins Pcper.

Has i'tst received fross PAiassfbbia
Sixty Reams BRANDYWiNk tApEn
consisting os Cap No. & 2, Cuarto velun po,, ,ri
medium Drawing, which with his fc-m1 stock. .r
various kinds of 'Al't9. makes his assor,r-,en, :
complete as>any in this State. AL which a. q
so'i a. ',w as can be purchased in tn. ~-,.
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AMERICAN PRIZE LIS L

.7rviped at Charicsion, { s. c. BritisA 6ag John,
br4.e 10 fic prvaieer Brnamia Franklin, Lyersoa Of
.ys,g-rsrk. Cargo coffee aud cocoa
.ir. at .Nsrtoik, brig -, from Londsa far HI
mingssn, { NJ. prize 10 the pr.vafeer York-7osa,
of .hc.v York Cargo dry goods.
.sr at PHILADELPHIA. brig 81. -in'ons, r!-, 10 fhc
p,i,ateer .,farcngo, Of .Ness-fort.
.9r. at Charleston, N5v 6, British 'si. Salg. Of
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males :. certain period Of lie, T..os A.bus, bar
renness, SC. &c
Under the denomination of nervous disorders, are
included several diseases, of the most dangerous
kind, and are various, that volume would hardly
suffice 10 complete description Of ihem II pei-
ya.es with i,s baleful influence the whole nervous
system, writhing the heart with inexprcssibIe an
guish and exciting the most dreadful suggestions of
horror and despair. To this demon have thousands
fallen sacrhcep the direiul transports of lis rage.
The most common symptoms OF its commence
nent, are weakness, hatuiense, paiptatons. watch
fuiness, drowsness after eating, timdy, flashes Of
heat and cold, numbncss, cramp, giddincss. pains
in the head back. and Ions, Eickup, difficulty of
respiration and deglutton, anxets, dry cough, &c.
DR. ROBERISON'S
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baltimore, Nov. i9--Arriyed, sch Wasp
Taylor rreported to have been taken and carried
into Jam from a cruize and days from Amelia
BOSTON, Nov 26---on Tuesday last seaman
fell from the foretopgallantmast of the Chesapeake
figatc, upon deck, and was instantaneously Killed
He rousng upon rope, which broke, and he
fell backwards
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CELEBRATED
S.omachic Elixir of Health; ;

Price 81 and so cents.
One Of the most efiicacous Medicines offered
10 the public, for the speedy relief and Of OBJ
stinate coughs, colds, consumptions, the hopping
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,lysenteries, cholera morbus. severe gripngs, the
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A safe and effectual cure for the Gout, rheuma-
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p0etrp
From rue PAovlDsNcE pArnIor
THE GovERNoR's MESSAGE

THE GOVERNOR's MESSAGE
III hHYME.
: may be Scid or Sung-Tunc, cAevy Chase
COME all you honest citizens
And listen 10 my song
The Governors Message will sing;
IT'S serious though It's long.
Old Homer sung Achilles wrath,
And Dibden, British courage
But songs like theirs, compar'd with mine,
Are weak as water porridge
The seven and twcntilh OF the month,
October AS we're told,
In eighteen hundred twelve the year,
Thus spake our Governor bold:
"Yc gentlemen OF either house,
have obey'd your voice
Made known the eighth of July last,
To me, Chief of your choice.
In three days after that wrote
To General Dearborn brave,
Requesting he would lend some guns,
Our precious lives to save
But on the fourteenth os July,
lie wrote n wicked letter.
The fifteenth day he wrote again,
Much longer and no better.
The letters both send TO you,
That you may read them right,
And learn to hate that wicked man,
Who wants 10 make MS fight.
by my sagacity found,
There was plan brewing,
To march the troops from Newport straight,
And leave us 10 our ruin
instantly the council cali'd,
The day cannot tell
But this | will assure you all,
Their presence pleas'd me well
We then DISCUSSED some knott'y points
And drank little Sherry,
VIII ca you all know makes glad the heart
And men more wise and merry.
This question then did propose
Whether we're bound to do,
by the Constitution, certain thing,
If so be as that says no.
But luckily it was resolvd
That none Of you should fight,
Without the limits of this State,
And that you know Is right