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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-07-02
LATEST FRoM SOUTH AMERICA.

The brig Junius, Dunton, has arrived at
Philadelphia in So days from Bahia. Capt.
ID. informs that report was in circulation
previous to his sailing, that MONTE VIE
DO AND RIO GRANDE WERE TAX
EN- BY THE BUENOS AYRES ARMY,
and that part of the troops sent from Bahia
against Pernambucco hsd joined the Inde-
pendants. A native priest had been detected
and executed as spy and cmissary at Bahia
few days sfor being landed io the night
near that place from vessel despatched by
the Governor Of Psnambuco. Numerous
leuers TO individuals in that province were
taken, but being directed in cypher and The
priest refusing to name them, the secret died
with him--his last words were al die for
liberty, my country, and her Independents. :"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-07-02


500, in this part of the couD,ry, affords very
hattering prospects. Frui, Of all kinds nat
ursl to the climate may be exp.ctcd in abun-
dance. Small grain, especially wheat, prom
iscs crop far exceeding ony within several
years. Grass looks remarksbly well, and
will yield profitable burden.
We have never seen, OF so carly q season
Of the year, SC many people moving iafo spd
through this state. The road leading through
this town is thronged with them. A large
proportion Of young men Of education arc
coming among Us 10 Geek heir .forfnues so
that the western country is not likely to be
deficient with respect 4. men Of talents and
literature. The population cf Ohio has 10.
creased with unparalleled rapidly. To look
back few years, when we first came 10 this
country, and contemplate the change, Ellis
our minds with astonishmcn,--wec can scarce
ly realize IL. Then there we're eniy two
'eciaiics 10 What now eomprizes this STATE
viz. Washington snd Hamilton, and did oot
eycsed $ccc Inhabitants, Now &c ssrc up-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-07-02

The affair Of the musical iapes,isatien by
order Of the Legislature Of Rhode. islcnd,
has, At length, been soienriy concluded and
Robert b. Cranston, an officer IN the artillery
corps, 10 ordered to be cour, mar,ialed.
Scholars, it is said, have TO mind their P's
and Q's, but, horestter, military officers will
take care of their fats and sharhs.
". y. NOT. .f6v.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-07-02

wards OF socounties, respectable forn mbers,
and population of 10000 Inhabitants.
Soon we shall be numbered among the great
est states In the union and, probably, in
less than so years, be the FIST in population.
We enjoy fertile soil, a temperate healthy
climate, and, in general, salubrious air and
wa,er.-Wc have less 6arrens, or waste
ground, than any other state; equally free
from sterile mountains aud dismal swamps.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-07-02

s Lake Commerce-There are four Ianding
places on Lake Ontario. From one Of which
May last, so22 bbls. Flour, ass bbIs. Pot sod
Pearl Ashes, and <72 bbIs. Pork, besides,
minor ar,ieles-about half scot TO Upper
Canada.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-07-02

The u. S. brig Borer, Captain PoRrHR,
was OF Turks-Is!and on the a,h inst all we'll,
having passed within 200 miles Of Bermuda,
and performed route Of 1900 miles IN z days
from the tine she left tho anchorage ground
At Ststcn Island.
CN. Y. Mey. .zdu. 26th uH.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-07-02

WALrsa FotoER, jun. an undertaking re
publican, has been chosen Member Of Con
gress, from Bafnstahle District, Mass.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-07-02

a Philadelphia paper mentions, that the
Franklin, Of ~ guns, is ordered TO be haed
for sea, end to sail direc, from that por, for
tho GsditerraDean---ordcrs to that effect
having been received from tho Navy Depart
mcnt.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-07-02

On Saturday evening last Fort. Woleot, and
Fort Adams were brilliantly illuminated, and
sp!ended emblema,ical pansparuncies were
exhibited IN honor Of the arrival Of the Pres.
dent Of the United States.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-07-02
S.A,c ol Kaode- Island and Providence
Plantations.
In General fssembiy,

AN ACT 10 repeal the Act entitled IAN act 10 q
mcndruen, Of IN act entitled IN act to organizes
the militia"
CEcTIoNi. he n enacted 6y 6e General .fsses-
- 5y, and by the suhsriy fhere.fu 10 enacted That
Al Assembly, A. d. 1917, respecting the training.
disciplining and improving the militia IN martial eh-
erc;,e entitled An set In amendment OF an act en-
titled an act to organise the miNis," be and 0e
same is hereby repealed. -.
Sec. 2. ind Be 10 further enacted That The eish-
tcen,h section Of the act snt,ied An act 70 orgsn'
;se IN, militia be and the same 10 hereby revived.
Res,lpe6. That the preceding act be psbiishea
in all the newspapers printed in this state.
a fIps copy - Hitness,
sAMvEL EDDY, Seq
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-07-02
NEW NEE TING HOUSE.

THE pEws cf the new Baptist Meeting house
Il in Wickford.will be sold at Auction. on Thurs
day, the 10th Of July next, at Q o'clock, r NJ
GEORGE w. T1LLINGHAST, .fpefisneer.
HSektord, June 26, 1917. e (J2k
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-16
VIRGINIA LEG1sLA7URE.

Mr. BLACkBURN'S SPEECH, OK THE
BILL 3" 10 establish spn1,y Noc Bquhs
tyi6,m this Commonwca1h"- DcHrered in
the Honse Of Delegates On Bou,ip1l tie 9TH
@Jomney.
] have taken little part in This busincr =.
believing | was III the minority, antfuo-
thing bui q sense Of duty could prevail
on meto throw myself on the indnl sance
ofths impatient House, 70 which l oue
SO much for ticirpoiife attention. -Tbe
manner IN wliichan innocent ameddmef {
was received from the gentleman from
Iieurico, has taught me thc pa n.ul dufv
Of obedience, and tie necessity Of SUBJ
mission TO wei traincd aiorilies-Yct
iay duty 90 my country, mg God and
NV conscience, demands an uneqniyocal
protest against this bill aud tie doctrine.
BY Which II has been maintained.
The gentleman from Norfolk claims
consideration from being st0ckboider In
both BAN Ks Q wears experience in TIC
banking business; lis representation q,
petitioners flr new bank, and his devo-
tion toihe wishes ofhis western brethren.
which induce him (aithough his consfit,,'
ents should be the scope goq,, and ret no
hank) to vote for rs many banks as
may be required While we aive the ven.
flem1n full credit g., i,,.. 1. - $500, ! =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-16

n consequence Of the considerable advance of ia.;
d years or the Hecessrres "a life proper
graduate our charges, nus Tor visit thser riiies aud
nndei izS-oVcr thre. and NOT exceeding miles. l5s-
uOnhv those charges FOR HiIt Nists. Is heretofore the
iadisent viii receive attentions gratis.
wN.R. NELSON, MD
HENRY CURTIS. NJ. y.
Hasoerr Torn. JIM. n. ilJesp
~TOTiCE--Ti "a saiurday the 2sfh in1Iant vi hc
q solo, to the HIGHEST bidter. the premises tha.
we'l known TAVERN. III the ccrnts 81 Powhaan, fpi-
merry owned BY iiN'am hopkins. DEF. and nos in Ike
occupancy Of the stilsctibef.
fnO Sold II Will he routed for more years aud
possession Immediately given.
AZ The same time and place viii be sod. G9Hsefo,d
aud kitchen Furniture, PtfriGt0R Utensils, and ;.e
siorA OF dalfjc, Hogs and sheep.
The terms viii be made known on the igy ofsale.
ARCIFD ROBERTSON.
January .. - ids
ENDUCATiUN.-0n Aioudily, me 1Jtl inst MIL De o.
percd, under tie direction cftic Subscriber the
C0aGxf Gr1'e icdas1sy 1T he residence OfRir Patrick
ilcndicu, in The County ofChariCs City.
In this Seminary viii be taught the Latin CJrek In
cftSh aud rreHc languages; i|r.igg f5fLyaeiic Ce-
grdPhy scifhfh use NJ TIE Globes, and the piactca,
branches 81 nc Mathematics.
2tFslS-for the Eusiish language gramniatcay. wri.
ting arithmetic, geography and the fihe globes,
= % pee aniun with the addition of mathematics and
French, or either, S IS Latin aud Greek, either
= 50 with tue addition OF mathematics aud French,
either, s. 10.
respectable yonng gentleman will assist in tie minor
branches The manners aud morals OF the pupils viii
be strictly attended 10. few yonng Fen;lrn may
accoinmudaiedwh board and lodging ~ Mr. Hrntrcn's
at one hundred dollars per annun. aud considerable
number III some vety respectable families in The neigh
hofhoOd.
Payments forhoard and tuition will he expected half.
yearly There will be ono months vacation in te yegr.
Januarye. 7ssf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-16

FT'iEsuDSChibERw VIII sen Tie lot on winch he has
lately erected brick dwelling honse. it tis pro-
pery Is moi disposed private sale BIS the si DAY Of
February next, If vii be offered public guci.ou upon
the following terms wit IS to be paid on the
iFst day OF June, 900 the day OF November
ana ie residue the irsl day OF June 1913. Tile pur
chaser gyms 2gproved endorsed negotiable NOTES Ell
theF of the banks m lbs Guy, and deed Of trust
The property secure tue payments. ). HAYES.
January a. sn-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-16

sNiN WINSTON has. in addition his iotmef STOCK
81 eiVed npm Nca iurk - schooner supcth. an as
',lt'ea. oi iilfs, manufactured ny BNNc. Brofhfrs
r,ihc' palm ~ sHEtrior grutfV. aud fUfca ffeh
10 'o nave moe arrangements oi coutinHcf supplies,
fo' and pmls1eipha.
,A.o r..i Dehcl Ie-.lary band good supply Of
i0 ~ aiu8r f4Ty-aii Of which is offered ON fea-
',.ia9ie tsrus, Dy wholesale OF retail.
N"teilDei iG. 5g-a3in
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-16

iNi DilCE.--yhe Subscriber. living
bear Hiai5s H0naan 10 The county Of Bncsint
es lD ensdre q infof iH has family gnalinod to
N l'id cnarses Of Enaisb. Arithmetic, &c.-
"''s nay be siitcsed 20 his, AZ ca 10.
L.. BOILING.
|.lI If.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-16
Januaryl4,

MTOriCE.--On the l1th instant took fren on board
i = of Wm. Wools B0at head Jerry, one ha1 of
Uhc.R and one oi Corn, about BUSH each.
TIE owner is hereby notified TO come and prove dis
pruuctsg, bay charges, and take il away or it will
dealt with a. The .aw 81 that case directs.
WV. PlGGOTr, Inspector Of Boats
Lock Rar50r, VeRrico.
January IA. anVt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-16
, BY THOMAS nITCH!E.1

-. Tie ENQUIRER IS published twice q week. gone
IN and three times week daring OF tie
Sie JscietasRrc.-pice the as heretofore. lire
f,If, per aSnar: la,shlc III advance. Notes OF Char
,.,ei PanSs roAig) va bc received ir raylncnt The
ydltor wii guarantee .e safely Of Tcn;i,ng them by
nail Tue poetase q. all letters being paid 10y the Wi
~ - papers win he dscce;nretibu at the Giscre.
,on Of Edyor nni an re have bec paid up
~ ynoeSer WiisuaIaniee ae "a! met OF n.ne papers
wi receive tculh grftjN.
TEH3iS UF ADVERTISING.
s. n one Sqidre FbSt i,iscrio,,, IS ceAtSefch
firaance, 81 cents.
40 advertisement Inserted yRii{h has either bern
gid for o. assumed Gy person ia ribs city IL
snrirons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-16
January IA,

large quantity Of English double refined satpetre
with general assortment ofCy0ceyies which they oer
foF sale OF accommodating terms.
HAIRY TOMPKlNS 5, Co.
JanMarY II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-16

q TtIIrABIE STOCK at -s;sctiga -tFy. .fuhr Henry
aicutiuc to decline the Grocery B,fsAeSs aid de-
vote hs exclusively 70 bottlhg porter aui vine
very large scale, wcwiil sell at auction, IsH1Sdag
mott the 10th Inst. al his store the MauSttcs s
entire stock ofGroceTsS consisting of aweiisclcctrd
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-06-11
IFS yet the counters;gn is Cash +!
WILLIAM TlLLEY, Sd,


WlLls this day open, general assortment of
w GOODS, suitable for the present season
which being purchased at the Auctions in Boston,
for cash, far below the sterling cost he will sell
,hem on the same terms, very low. They consist
Of the foilowing-viz.
Broadcloths Cassimeres 8 Stockingncts,
from 7s6 to i0s6 per yard twild Veive,s, 40 cents
per yard; Italian and Canton Grapes Lustrngs 8
sin cha~s; fancy Muslins shrtiag Cottons ofevery
absorption and price do shirtings; pn'i,es, fine
and common Prints Camssics, uncommon cheap.
kesoise--Hose, Ribbons, Shawls, Suspen-
ders, vestings very cheap; flag, bandanna, BARGE
Iona, aud Madras Handkerchefs; gentenen's fam
ey Cravats; do Gloves ladies' kid, beaver, and silk
Gloves + Laces, Fans; Linen Cambrcs; cotton and
linen Chex; brown and white Linens Nsnkins
Turnitures; imitation Grapes; sheer, lace net and
sPider-pet Muspsi Buttons, an assortment chain
vest Buttons; and great number OF other articles,
TOO tedious to mention
.atso---i case English Hats, cheaper ,hao
can be purchased IN Newport, "a. 900 India sport
ing Crackers suitable for retailers, very Cheap.
- Newport, May CT, 1917
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-06-11
LAWS.


AN ACr TO continue In forcc the second
section of the act entitled" An act supple
mentaty to an act TO regulate the duties on
imports and tonnage"
be n enacted by me Senate ard HoHse Of
Representatives Of she Unifed Safes Of yfnit--
ieo, IN Congress assemoied, Tha, on all for
eign ships or vessels which shall be entered
in the United States after the thirtieth day OF
June next, from any foreign port or place, TO
aud with which vessels Of the Cni'cd States
are not Ordinarily permitted to enter and
trade, there shall be paid, duty at the rate Of
two dollars per ton, TO be levied and collect.
ed in the same manner and uader the same
iesula,ions as are prescribed by law in fela.
tiop TO the duties upon tonnage, now in force.
March :, Isi7--App,oved, |Nt-5 eH
it f JAMES MADISON =
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-06-11
Weav arrangement
j. PARDON +. MUMFORD,
Al his Book and Stationary Store.

AT his Book and Stationary Store,
E No 1l2, Ihamesst,cef
LAS Just received from New-York An assortment
i K of DRY GOODS. consisting of
Blue, black, brown, botte.green, drab and mkt
Broadai0ths and Cassimeres-Peiise Cloths; white
and coloured Flannels Blankets; wors,ed and cot.
ton Hose, suspenders Flag Hdkis; Bsndannas
cotton and pocket do; mems beaver Gloves Kid
Gloves A., 5-4, Ga. and ~, cotton and imlston
Shawls Vest Patterns, very eiegant--Cotton Cam
brics. very cheap British Srtings; India Cottons
Factory do. blue and yellow Nankins; coioured
Cambrcs ; Calicoes; Ginghams; BombaSetts vari.
Gus colours "a and Ga Dimity; Italian Grape ;
book Muslins figured do; Cotton Umbrellas Sew
ng-silks, all colours Cotton Balls; silk Shaws /;
men and women's black and white silk Hose Pms !:
Needles, &c &c. &c. all.of which were purchased
at Auction, and will be sold very low for Cash.
p. r. NJ. viii continue his Book and Stationary
busiaes as ususl-Ali New Publications are receiv.
ed as soon as Published.
Newport, May S, 1917.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-06-11
HENRY POTTER,


ReshecfnNy in/ornis ms Friends, and Ihe fn6-
Tic in general,
THAT he has removed from New-York to this
i town. and taken the Wharf aud Store. No. So,
Thames street, belonging to Mr.. Claiming, where
he offers for sale, among many other articles, Tor
cash approved paper. at Wholesale or retail, the
following VIZ :-Hyson, Young Hyson. and souchong
TEAS; White and Brown Sugars, Molasses; Mace,
Nutmegs. ci,ron, cloves eassia and allspice figs,
csrranls. raisins, tamarinds and simonds; Freach
Brandy. Spirits, Wines, and N. T.. Rum white wisa
and CIDER Vinegar Alexandra < New York Flour |;
Starch. Rice, Cotton and cotton Yarn, Virginia To-
bacco, New-York soap.-with general Assortment
of Lumber and Wood
NewDors Nav 81
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-06-11
No4O IS the time to buy Cheap
T. H. MUMFORD,

KJAS just received fresh supply of DRY
GOOpS, which is offered for cash, at the lowest
prices, at No 1l9. Thames sneesviz -
Broadcloths and Cassimeres, various colors and
prices bandauna nag, aud Madras Hanikerc"iefs /;
India Cottons; English and American Sheetinys
pimities mems aud vomen's Gloves silk. worsied
and cotton Hose cotton Cambrics, very cheap lin
en- and cotton Chex Lustrings and Sa,ins; fancy
and book Muslins Bombazetts and wiidbores
Calicoes aud 0inghams, some ut Is per yard; Lin.
ems, very low linen damask Table. Cloths Grapes,
elegant Yestings Fiannels blue and yellow Nan.
kins Umbrellas and Parasols--wilh variety OF
other articles too tedious 10 enumeratc.
Newport, May z
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-06-11
SCHOOL NOTICE.

THE subscriber has opened SCHOOL in Spring.
street, nearly opposite Trinity y.Church, and
next north OF Capt Isaac burdcks for the ins,rnc-
tion Of Youth in the various rudiments Of common
School education viz. Reading. Writing. AFihmesn,
English Grammar, Geography. &c. As the sobscrt'
Der has ample Recommendations. and n he intcnds
to devote his iime assduousiy this pursuit he will
be grateful for share OF public patronage and as
surcs those who may favor him with their support,
that nothing shall be wanting his part to render
satisfaction to his employers. For terms and other
particulars, apply at Jfrs 7fLingh0ss, No. il2,
Thames street, or at the School Room.
MILTON HALL
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-06-11
Gr0ceries-WOod and Lumber.
FREEBORN & THURSTON,

nFFER for sale, at their store and wharf, the
~ Point, in Washington. .street-a general sssort-
ment of Groceries, Wood. aud Lumber--among
which are the following
10 hhds. Moiasses.
10 bbls prime Beef
10 casks new Rice,
20 bbls Cider,
10 boxes Hartford Soap,
10 do Candles,
bills Currant Wine,
4 do. Cherry Rum.
Likewise--50,o0O merchsnlsble Boards, Of su-
perioe quality; 100000 Vermont Shingles, of the
6rst, second and third qdaii,y $4,000 Eastern do
6rst and second qualify; 1000 Clapboards-snd
many other goods, to numerous to meuiion--all
which will bs sold together. at retail, low a.
o any pact of this town. Hsb
Newport. Nav 28 1917
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-06-11
NeWPurt, hprIt %, IoFT'
MORNING SCHOOL.

A Morning School will be opened by the subscri-
"A ber, to commence en the first Monday Of June.
from to O'clock. For particulars apply at the
school-room. Sprms street MILTON HALL.
NewDort Nav oS 1917
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-06-11

BE d enacted by the Senate and House g
Representatives Of the United Sfafes Of fine.
riea in Congress cssem6ied, That the prop.
er accounting officer Of the War Department
be, sud he is hereby authorized and directed
to settle all the accounts Of soy person who
may have redeemed and purchased from
esptisity any citizen Of the United States,
taken prisoner during the late war with
Great Britain, upon she same prioeipIes snd
rules Of evidence b. which other eisiws ere
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-11
$50 Dollars Reward.

Ran away, my Negro Pr TER abo'
ieet 10 inches high /; well set aeis
.llow; 'ike!, face !; rather dr0oP' a'
fat nose he is good waterman an
srea, seine knitter, and understaha
,s seine business it is likely ne wa,
.deaver to get to sea or some wAer'
I,e BY water, Whoever takes up an
cures said neg,o in Jail 50 that &c
IN again shall receive il taken en- ~'ti,g
20 miles Fifty Dollar it 100 mile
me Hundred DolIars; AID u a iarthe
stance One Hund,ed and Fifty Dollar
aid by ,,o,,,o
WILLIAM. HOLLIS.
Masters Of vessels are tore"aned no
carry of or harbor SAID negro on pc
,ity OF payisg me onc Thousand soiias'
I f"tge
Aarch S eooW
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-11
50 Dollars Reward.

RAAN AWAY from the subscriber, or
ia the 4th inst an apprentice TO the
Pio.,e inc business, named WILLIAM
BRIGGS, about e5 year. OF age, 5 fee
1 inches high, brown complexion, gre.
ewes, brown hair, has sc?r on the rig"
fore fogey, auo;her On the right side y
the upper lip, a rupture on the rlshai
groin, and is pitted with the small pax
Ras also scar between the thumb and
tore finger Of the left hand and the mas
of the fore finger of the same ha"d is OF
has the initial oil his name on MS rig
arm, and likeness Ut Washington VIA
his coat Of arms marked with india'
ink. and on his left arm is mermaid az
he Tree of Lie, marked with the san
ink. Had e. when he ahscOnded, a;
Old brown surtuit, snuff coinred cIos'
bodied coat. lead colo.ed pantal"ons. an'
"a black silk vest, pretty much worn-ant
he STOLE from me forty dollars. Int
above reward, and all expenses, will Ia
aid Eur his apprehension. Masters o
s.seh, and othei 5, are cautioned agaIns
mployiug HIM IL any maLner.
WILLIAM MALiNuO.
March /. AZ :"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-11
Fifty Dollars Reward.

Ran away from the sub eclJer. Oh 6,
about the 22 instant neg'cr man nan
I'd SAM. He is a black m,th By trsrs
sred about twenty five yeas aGcu! ;
feet eight or ten inches in height has a
blessing countenance. shows his ten
a,ore than is usual when ne laughs AID
is uncommonly plausible in his cOrye'-
.aion and manners.
/ will pay the above sum to any pef.
son who shall apprehend he above ruaa.
way and secure him so that may Ieca.
ser him again, provide be is appp,
hended to the north Q the Potomac,
and thirty dollars if APP ehended i.
Virginia or the district OF COlputa,
south of the Potomac.
Bushrod Wdssinston.
mount Vernon, near Alexandria.
February &c March l dlNHastf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-11
Hahn's An;i-Bilious Pills

THIS Medicine has ueeu attended
with a degree Of success highly srateiui
to the irventer feelings. in several far,s
of the " est lu1ies, and the Southern q
Mralc States. particularly in y, YORK
PHILADELPHIA. Baltimore, Petersburg
R;cbr,r1'd Nogfnlk, Edcnton, Whining
ION, Charleston. and savannah the
testimony OF a umber Of persons at each
OF t.c above places can be addreea VINO
have rrasor Ia believe. that timely us'
of his sanitary remedy has. under Provl'
dance. preserved their lives, when "
the most alarming circU Instances.
Facts nf thi> conclusive nature speak
more in favour Of medicine than CO
hmns Of rorpeus eulogy, founded on
mere assertion.
Ii 5 not, indeed, presumptuou'iy pro
posed as an iufa'lible cure, butthe inven-
Tor has eyers possible reason tnat can re-
suit from extensive experience, TO: be-
having that desc Of these Pills, taken
once in every two weeks, turing the
preyalence Of our bilious levers, Will
proye an inIallible preventative anu
further. that in the earlier stages OF thore
iis.a,es. their use will very generally
Succeed in restoring health. aud sreqnent-
u in cases esteemed desperate, and De,
yond the power of common remedies
The operation Of these pillsis perte"''j
mild, SO as to be used with safety by per-
SIMS in every situation, and Of every age
Thev are excenently adapted 10 cary
OF s,nerfuous bile & prevent is nor
bid secretioas-to restore e amend i'e
appetite-to produce free per:prail"n
and thereby prevent eo.is which IS 50 Oh
Ten Of fatal consequences. 4 dose never
fails 70 rcmavc cold i taken on It's e'sI
apnearance-they a'e celebrated 'c' re-
moving habitual ccstycUess--sickaeas at
the stomach and severe held-ache--dll"
ON AT to I've takea oy all persons on a
change Of chna'e
They lave been toaud remarkably ef'
satious in preventing ard curing dist r
d r, attendant Oh long VOYAGES, ana
shonld be procured aud carefully preserV-
ed for use by every seaman.