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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-02
Or. EAHN.s GENUINE EYF.WArER

a foveleign remedy ior all dilesfes Of the eyes,
wtc,h.r the cfe& ofnatura! weakness or OF ac..
ciden, Deductions IF r@heunl, duIlnef:, itching
and fins on the eyes, never faiingto cure thas
nsladies which frequently fuoceei the final pox,
'neafles and levers, md wonderful ly Grengthcn-
M a weak iight. riundrcds have experienced
its excellent vlrcues, when nearly deprived Of
fight.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-02
The tuDtcrlbers authorized by
the viii OF the late George CaIrer, OF
ST. If C,3efr viii Ell =, Public Aucti-
on the irf Monday of December neXl, In
the town OF Leeiburg, his
RAG OF LAND,


Lying on bo{h flies OF Guoie Creek, in
this Coud,y, and running from hence 10
the laid town.; containing abJut five
thoufand acres, mott of wh.oh has been
laid off in lots, and Gnce !ea!ed for lives
Oh term of ycaTs; rom the peculiarly
eligible Gsuation Of this land, and lis
great hJneE for the improving fate of
agriculture that IS taking place in this
neighoorhood, il is hoped thar it will be
an Object worth the attention OF thofe
who with 10 veit their money in landed
property one third Of the purchafe money
will be required on the day OF ialt, the
remaining tuo birds 70 he paid by two
annual initalmsntS; fix pet cents OF the
Stock ct he u. states will be taken in
payment for one hall OF the two delayed
initailnents, a, It's current value, in the
principal commercial towns, or bonds
with good p~crfonal i~ecurisy ana mortgages
will be required TO fecnre the payments.
M, John Matthias, living in L%eeiburg,
and fnryeyor OF this County, has a plat
of the land and will furvey or how any
part Of it 70 thol- who with il, they pay
log his expences for 70 doug.
LANDON CAR TER, Junr.
THOMAS l.. LEE.
Loudaun County. Augof 20. 60
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-02
SAMUEL BISHOP,
BOOKSELLER, & STATIoNEa

BOOKSELLER, & s~TArIoNEa
z eHfay iat5rms he Public that he has
,yestvea f,ym Lee . Co's patent and
Family Medieiae Store, BaLtmere, a
Jye5 Wrtmsut If The ENoqvn3
Valuable Medicines,
Woieb are il high sfeem and g~eurrol NE
t5y7ug6oat Tx Uaited States, many II
item 6sing (sH cheaper than tie drngs
Of w6ic6 they are rompoAadrd, coRla be
n1ebgfea at a retail Stare.
e. TAKE NorIcE,
Ibdf S. B@op babbointed fbe only f.
grnt far AAexanaria.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-02
The SOVEREIGN OINTMENT for tn,
ITCH.

Which is warranted al infalible remedy 1t
one app %ication, and may be uied with pce&
faiety Ivy pregnant women, or IN Inionts a week
OLD not containing a particle Of mercury, cr any
uther d. gcrous iagredient whichever, an !, not
accomps led with thattormenting fmart winch
attends The Application Of other remedies,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-02
From LUTHER MARTIN Ell. Atfor-
ny-Geaeral Of The State Of Maryland.
entiSnltn,

fSlIltCtikSi, H#E. .f. 1.
| comply with your requett in Eating ny
opinion OF Hamilton Elixir. 1t has been uied
ia my family for two or three years pait, with
uniform %iucoefs, whenever colds, coughs, or f.
m,iar Complaints have rendered medicine. ne
ceifary have myiclf found it All excellent and
agreeable remedy for a very painful and trou-
5 eiome affection OF the bgeaa, accompanied
win iorenciS and with obttraGtcd and difficult
b eathing
~ 5heie accounts | do not heftare co recon-
mend Elm,iton's L ixiT as a valuable medicine,
aio deicrvlng pubic attcistie n.
LUTHER MARTIN.
Mr.. Ahij h 4eniy, Bfldgo-atreet, Baltimore,
was cured ~ one eottle OF Hami tons elixir OF d
ey complicated dii.rdci. occllioned by a fc-
we're cola ought icverai II. nth ago. He
b,ea he'd with the seeateis difficulty, and was
otci thiown luto weakenipg iweats when he
! teolpted 60 walk any diitarce, and his voice
would frequently iali IN iuch 4 degree that he
cJu,d ouiy attempt TO wnl!per, he has been
.apwdra- OF Tx weeks without 4 return of his
com piAints, and deiires to give this public tel-
tirnsny IN favour oi his invaluable medicine.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-02
rs RECOMMENDED

DR.. HAHN's AN II BILLiOUS.PlLLS
The operation of thcfe pills sperfc6tlyim|.' u
as 70 be ufed with fafety BY p%crions in every iitu'
tea, and Of every age.
They are acknowledgements carryot upper
fuous bile, and prevent its orbidiecretlcr'--to
reftore and amend the appetite-to procure a lSs
pc-fpiration, and thereby prevent eoias, WINCH
are often attended with fatal conieqrenccs-a
def: never fails to remove a cold, ii taken onf'
fra appearance. They are celebrated tor re-
moving habitual observation-disclosures at The no
mach, and fevere head ache--and oughttoO'
taken by all perfonsson achangc of climate
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-02

lors OF worms Which ufas,ly sfH;a ~,
.n au.s run MN. ai"ee that period he g ~ ~
hafhaoiy better in health, and thousb ~ rel
has got a iiefh and lively ccmplexion lsaa.
ahiefeist oeeailonsl have uied this medIc;,a oEnI
purgiig svAitlsute, and found it to aplwsra :
ihsIy vel, without bringing on beay sSSeet}
any o. theic diiagreeabie lenlations, 60 of g
eSlloped by pursihg medicines. Upon rbs ,G CS'
! J4cse TINS mecicine to be, befdcs its man oE
Jeet' ono OF the mott ~f2lutary means for rae w.
ilss ioit appetite, and promoting a prorer a..
OF digeition, by Carrying eff that billion, SS
itance' which engendeFs 10 much inGifprf,;.
Loth among eih,dfen and adults.
am, on, Jour moi obedient f.rvart.
JOHN MOLTHtp
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-02
HA.MILTON's ESSENCE and Elk.
TRACT of MUSTARD,

A flfc md e~fsctuai remedy for gour, rheuma-
tim, p2Itey, iP~aias. b@ru'ies, pains in the face
AMI neck, &c. IN has p%erformet more cures
in The 40 We comp, aincs than all the other naedl-
cines ever Def re s.ade public.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-02
BENJAMIN oaNLVE, Jun.
Has fSr Sale at BIS Store, r1rner IT Prince
and Uuf24 fyeets,
MolaHeS IN hhds. and barrels,

Sugar Ii barreis,
Cofec nd Pepper. IN bags.
Ryfonikln and S~ouchous lea,
Leipel's snuff, in h4lf barrels and kegs
aiTorted,
Rain, il kegs and boxe-,
WeIt India aud Ne& Eng!and Rum,
Whiiky and appe Branly
Msleira and Manga Wines,
Meas urr Hats, III boxes,
India olson and Ravens Dusk,
Saal Leather and Tanners III, and a lew
pieces handfome furniture, c MI .iRg Of W
elegant iCabiaets and ok Cafes, one Side
bolrd, ladies' secretaries, Bureaus 5, Wah Stands,
Chars, SC. &c.
~ &. lie gives Cath for FAX 'eed.
SanS eNtt.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-02
Fran Or. W~eatberburu,
Wytb eouuy, 0irgiaia.
Gentlemen,

SSI3cuCi,
l purchsied j you hop the preparations you
caI ianiton's Elleuoc, or EXTRACT of Multard.
wnich ,eiicv his per}eG y removed a chronic
rh .anatifn that kiad FAMED ~fciatica. or OF
the asp ,iut) under which had laboured for a
long time, aDd which hal baffi d every article
in me Mdteria ylsdica, AID every mode Of treat
mAat received into pra6i for the cure of this
Oh. innate difeafe, Ifyou hink this letter ufelul
you are At pnerry to NIKE It public.
Yours, &c,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-02

Communicated BY Dir. john S~poagAr,
Ytor4 to7vn, Peug6lvaviG.
Letter from the reverend Mr. JOHN MOL.
TIER, miniter of the Moravian church, il
Yorktown.
Tord, Janaay 9th, 1907.
Dear Sir,
DR.. Hamilton's lozenges have been recon-
mepded 70 me as a very adequate means for the
cure Of children Aft 4ed with worms. ! procug
ed a box for the uie Of my family, to try, whe
ther by means of this medicine, | mighr be era
bled to gain a point, which, TO a%ccomp!iih, diff.
ierent other means had proved aborrive. My
eideit boy had a veey fickly appearance, was very
rcf!eSa at night, grew leaner from time to time /;
il ihirt, he feenied to be in a precarious fate Of
health, which would yield to none of tlie. medi-
ines adminifered, until | gave him two dofes
Of iezenges, 4agfeeably to the directions, which
carried oil a i~n5itance to al appearance a mere
mucus, but upon clole inlfpeaion quite replet
with very lmall living animals. Not one Of that
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-02

DR.. HAHN's TRUE and CENuNF osp
MAN CORN PLAISTER.
An infaliibior remedy Tor corns, fpeed;lv re,,ou
ing them, root AND branch. without giiyino n,;o
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-02
TIE ANODYNE EI IXIR.
For the cure Of every kind Of headache

INDIAN VEGETABLE SPECIFIC.
A fafa and fpeedy remedy for the veneFlal d'
eaie.
An ounce Of prevention is worth a p%oun6ol
cure"
For the prevention and cure Of bilious and ma
lIgnant levers,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-02
P. WEATHERBURN.

Jahn Hoover, r~ope-maker, South second
Street, be vcen Mdrs and Chriltian. Streets,
Philadelphia, voluntarily maketh cath as fol
lows, namely tina his fife, Mary He yer, was
70 eyre fl fei with a vi lent %rheumatiim,
. ~ ian ,%eroaly f,uated, The confsquenee of a
feyeFe co after tYIng IN, as to be confined Co her
b 1 for feveral weeks, aud was at length re
dpseA to til, me 1choly approximations of re
mining 2 cripple for lie, notwithstanding the
NOT respectable medical advice was followed,
aid ever probable remedy attempted when
eiig ieverli cafes of cures performed by fla
m .r1's ERence and Extract of Muitard, they
re procured from Mr.. Birch, No. II, South
ecen street. The drit application enabled
her to walk acrof> the room, and the ufe of one
) ette re}orei her to her ufual fate Of health
arcngth. JOHN HOOVER
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-02

aJ- Sold likewi(e By S. P5f@-
Gnts, Richmond RoE and DoA-
gIa}5, Petey Gp8 ; I. Grefn3 f .E
de1lck 0urgh; G. Purd's, S"1,H-
fe4; M. zones, Suffolk d.
miller, WnchsRsr; r. GrSSa-
hou, WNlamG urg and i. o"SD'
Lce/Iyg.
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CASES OF CURES

(SeAR1a Jrom t5oYla4as tie aaf5enH
city If qvbifb ay peyoa nay Wcertafn,
either By letter ar peJoaal application.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-08-11
Notice

n DEED granted in April, 1901, by
L y Gavin Coroin, Esq. and his lady, 10
the subscriber, for tract of lard In Kan
over, called Spring Garden, ret having
been duly recorded, through the non-at-
tendance oS the Witnesses, and the sid Cor
Bin now refusing to renew tie same, for
certain ailedged reasons, with which l VIII
rot ronbie the public; ihd myself conf
PEELED to give this public notice, thai
possess en absolute fee siinpis title 70 tie
sg,a land, for valuable confederation, and
shat have rssided on. and improved the
same, for more than sixteen months hist
pact.
AVID being very DESTROYS to complete
tae Contracton rnyperS, as socn as TIRE sad
Corbin shall perform it on has, b. granting
a ccmpiete asspraaoe Cor the said land. and
securingms against Observation-Disclosures
affecting the same, and others, L any;
&c hereby invite and request liPsysei
whatsoe2sr having any claims ohorgs5ie
on the said land, 70 yna'-c them known 20.
me, on or before the last day of tise Gust
ING month, (August,) on PAIN OF beng
confronted with this advertisement, at 81
future day.
8pENcEI2 ROANE.
Hanover Cownty, Spying
Garden, July soth, 1902. (wtlstS)
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III - cSH1,s sIEcLE.l q
JsNN+AncanR fbselt 10 X

HROCCH ehemrdfpyu ofs6is paper,
ia.ofms the Euphc thar re las removed 70
.i'ia city 20 reside, and ;gtsctIs sn sraG};s.
NV m the iol!oUi1g courts, w. Tx cc:r.
= = appeals. l4is,a co@rg o. ChspcSry loe
f,'chiNthc dishlct, DiHrict cou.t loi ttr
Sa!''c' iedcroi circuit aoC Sie,r6t coGre,,
-l- county courts 81 l4es}rico, Chesteri.t5
a;i5 Amelia aud The Ecsur5es cur. Of
Richmond; = STREE snd steady .sent.
u! 10 aii BUSINESS contded 70 h;iq. 81 pe.
nlisea, ana collections made, HyLei. r,o,.is.
er, on the usual collmi .;on.
ms attendance or the SHOW courts vii
De regular, and bis Efforts dsu'el1t,cej f,
gave every satisfaction.
ConVeyancing executed IN 2 fa:r hand
eaa Tie most technical iof-rn5, st z slor. no.
tee,
Letters of general crodie, OF recon-.
1nendat'on ard responsibility Tor a due
eSecQtonof official duties. from censl .n,sp
OF great resPcciability aud and pccunisrv
resenices- oanue exhibited Il required
A!ehmord, July -, l3Qz. I2u
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DY Virtue OF a decree Of the court Of
I'D the United State, .orthe fourth civ
cn't,in TIE Easlera Virginia Disaict, bSai-
ing date the 10th day of Deccmbsrj laol,
wherein John Tynd.Al Ware, executor OF
William Jones, dec. WHO was surviving
partner Of Farrell aud Jones, Is 'lpin,iif, x
William cambridge and lane p2ndi. se,
executor and-execuuix OF Nathanicl w est
cambridge, dec. William Macon, John
Johnson and Robett Anderson, sur~yiog
trustees Of the said Nathaniel West Dan
bridge, deceased, John Daadridgc, Robert
Dandridge and NathlDiel Daadddge, sons
OF die said Nathaniel West Dan.!riCles 9,
Patrick Henry and Dorsth-a his wife. fhi-
lip Payne and Elizabeth his wife, JOIN
Spotswood Moore and Ann Katharine bis
wife, Woodson Payne and Mary his VIC,
and Archer Payne, the said Dorotllca, T.
iznbeth, Ann Katharine and Mary, daugh-
tiers of the said Nathaniel West Dan
did :, deceased, and devisecs IN his Will,
sad ----- - Dandridge, ------- oil
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Che et &c ols-s re.ir:d, .=-sec,~ gid a.
f"'1.s s'~-..-Ha a. nc c-'. q J2:ct-
sl1 nselj' Sc residence Of Alr. 5ossza
3,'gce--mliig improve ~ SIX. Fsn~jll.
al whom t's eobsr.bof p.Ie4-soLi. dur
inG me iasr "r.lcr. t.-4e .ss.tt..-..
4 % least io1. acres 81 i-ac, ve', e.l..os-4
I3EHiy Improved, as5 now iu ~-,l ,le-cr.
he ,eCelHem has rddaJ'4 eard.,. g
b9-,ncine. with Vegetables and Sue trees.
j he Subscriber Las iuyt cred &c. 2 r.y
Z" ,ialnE on enc . tee iocs, c..oJ.ated o
''3id f.aee, iodr horses, ts5, ,55e ar,.
'.'' ihe alsr end proHinder nc>esee.v .er
'heir sopfcrt. 4hc dao.t;E- house is eli
p a.", convenient AID a.r5 coastru six .,---
i-I-rs5 toUf G. K, too1ns and q paaear- c-,
Inc lc'ier c"'s t5r,c UPON the .rr-. .cr,
---'.'iii F.tctees lt0i5l y,os. ...a .2..
ne rooms ior anambeF OF ysn;s r4c.r
Jhl Same roof.
he property nar BE .- i.ss
lhsa IT'S Ya'ae-~-9. ,r2 @. ta4=e 5~-1s G..
Rioamon1, Augsst 5.i iese. Ii#
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t2att Of had, Nrov1 ~ ti.cr arlo
4 N.|rFeaE>, io'c Sac Prct.ly g.
W&y BI't' Is 2.tascc sor 'aio, op j. cs1...
u I've yeas, OF TIC lr. aGseY's secu.iae,
oy c.e1 ~, telst 81. t..c L.-o. cEat--t
"Aat Schs,as1 GOES rsi'a1oa. 5cG;..- ..e
p2grden, of 2: PF"3ipa. a- to .o.e 1,-
pcsa-tl, at1 as c..,it-aI'g r2yIrcLt Or L..
g5l interest ,-omtte .a,- or tse cc-.ra...
ms valuable p.aa.s.,o- les ca James
E.Fer n iLe cOun-y OF EHs.-g City. 2s
ma-s rom Petersburg, srG % RON Eici-
m2nc; ls therefore very convenient Is
1Tade, slld has "a excellent 1-.y III.
Tract contains 500 a-tes BY IN DC s..ysy:
Q considerable part is lgooa-i4.l... and y.',.
well timbered; he cleared rrr.,as x-e
"-il aca.Ptcd the c"i,.~.t., q T.: Som,
What, and Cats, AMI .l,-- h & vs'us'.s
App!e-Orchard, OF god J-as' r, trc-e. ..-
tn@l-A on t.'e s. ~y, i--C,-' irr-i &.
Witch ta ,ie~H., e1}i. -2A re1slr. ,rsr-
tig four ,ocl's and ia.es Dneseee IA.
ST. {. o.; aa4 .p,r loov. -Hd asga,a
~ rs -tGui no7rbest> .,es, ui.ou
i5 10, -.'d Ferz e. pCttaee ci i
toT-tcr,D,) s--aas DsE ti,c iig.r. v-.a
t..c 2r71Hta"c Of q i.-c prospect, arl
RI -2-apl stont'r. There 81 vs.sI ,-.-
YcHieny ont houses, and Goii, s,ui,,a.s
~ eIHd Tor fs" ism.. ga "a size a..
nCt TN from the dwci..n9-house
hiLI al l'eaart needs eosl rcra,rs, rti~h
MY " made al 7aii cs- erse. N..
-lri'' 'ieiL--- rt.5,.t at oL.ly Is ae-
'n2"h,a ~ n- ,ot1rlF- rlcI 11lls .rra
Paf'hse>' and 10 execute deed 10 Csc 9of.
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TIC 4 z r s

}ve oold by she trustees, 'tfsc..a, a'ie>i-5
dmd. Randolph, "a. Tones, WIN. Pollard,
er7as Stor,s, john Seotrool, Jnc. A..
ichal ,!son, SNmuoi Scheslr, Rose, Gce-
DRY, II. W. Iru@hearr Thos. S.ti'-c,
Benz. Pollard, Henry Tinberlahe, Rcni.
Diver. r. J}e. D. Blair and the money
'cc@l1-d l:c.r time 70 tirc, Is dircctcd 70
Re deposited in the treasury, for the use
81 tHe successful advenmrcrs, or Of thc
2lrch9sers % such tickets respectively, if
Aby acciSent should require ? reirlioorse-
ment. (2m)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-08-11

: 7! g pFo30sed o ti7e aH5Tc 5cTf0o, @
aise 1000 dollars, by discount upon prize
'ione ;-E'iica, II ! s PR cers, MIL De the
nm desired
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-08-11

e FL

Purchased Of Sfr. jo5hHa htiilsI0, oc the
glove mentioned state and county, near
Leonard Tow BE is about Ave fec. zen
fiches high remarkably veil made, about
9 years old, thick Ijrs, the upper ofwkich
tVrns up very much when ne smiles; heis
very polite IN his address end plays cx-
ceedihgly well on the violin his clothes
were when Ne WeHt away, sailors saort
striped coat, a brown CLOTH snuout, linen
Oreralis, white cloCd waistccat and bree-
ches. They arc both artGJ and c3nnine
AID 10 doubt VIII change tbcig u2snes and
endeeyour 60 gct on board soue vessel, on
go into some Of the northern states, in case
they should not return to nc piace where
they were purchascd.-----Ail masters Of
vessels are beNby forwarned hafbouiine
said rum-oways, or takirg them cot Of inc
state al their peril. Thc above reward,
WITH reasonable expense, WI b. paid t.
any person Experimenting and sccuff1c
tben 10 any jail I'D ibis state, and giving
six weeks notice IN re Virginia ARGUS, o.
the rltce wncre tncy orc lodqed, or FTP
NJ DOLLARS To- either Of them.
ROBERT WALTON.
IOllh HUGHES.
! 2ith laHc, 1909. ISml
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-08-11

Mr.DAVID BUCHANAN, OF LovDoa,
are informed, that he wDirecsive consign-
ments, or which, if re4l.retl, tire snbscri-
bers vii make advances III SterliAg or
current money.
The British shil ADV ss3-sTURfIl nov
loading at City-PoinJ iar f-ondon, VIII re
ceive 10 his aGircss 200; kogaaca,h To
bacco,i # Immediate application be made to
ROBERT & ALLAN POLLOK S, Co
Richmond, OF to
BUCHANAN & TOLLCK.
Petersburg, Nth june t2o2. tn
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-08-11

Lying on Aliens Greek, in the parish Of
S5ipt Martins, in the said county OF iian-
cver--AIso
FCUR1,EEN HUAICRED .4-A4O. I-TF-
TY SIY NCREH,
LYinS on Turkey Creek in the parish and
county aioresaid--or so much thereof as
shall De susEeiehtto raise the sum OF pine
hundred and fifteen dollars and sixty eight
cents, with interest thereon to.be conpnt-
ed after the rate OF FIVE per centun PEI
1Inunl, from the sixteenth day Of i7sbrua-
~, one thousand seven hundred and Sc
genty FIVE, ill payment, and costs ofs0it,
and expenses attending the sale.
BEN d30SBY, %. NJ.
For josEPH ScorT, M.E-v. ut.
June IS, 1902. Ftds,
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NASIHNGToN LENRY ACa.5rHrl-
e . raia- shs a.lal r. :srgo Hensal5 9.t,,.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ACADEMY.
8 f HIS Seminary was once second 20
g none III dss otste, except William
and Mary: and q, hceiihnes5 of silu-
alton and conugnty 10 Richmond, ren-
dcrs ITS re-estabmshment an object of
great Importance 20 the CITIZENS Of tiiat
place. IN hours ride in any emer-
sency may o5tain the best naet;cal aid,
and place children Immediately underline
care and management of their parents.
lhe prizes in this Lottery a. certainly
mo- 50 large as TO attract in any very great
degree the mercsnary whilc tacy afford,
irc:n ls fey blari-s 10 q prize, fair
chance !dr profitable returns 10 those who
may purchase tiok.ts. II is the prorio-
tca ca sd institution so vaiuaole ~ socie-
y, WINCH ought 10 command the !iberslity
Of 5he pSbl:c in general but in on enljpenl
degree hose VINO reside nc2r the place,
and are Consequently more immediately
Interested. L * presumed that II ths
importance Of revivipg tins Academy, was
mstly appreciated, thc citizens of tic I'd
jecent ceenies would OF thcn,-a!Vc i,nn1-
nediately purchase al the I.ckeis.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-08-11

$500 ta6e.s AZ : dollars, >
not qpiie two Blanks e. l4,C9O.
prize
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-08-11

To the highest bidder, for ready nouey,
At the dweliing-house OF Mr.. William Pull.
liam, in tLanaser county, on tho lth day
of September next, thenegroes penhoned
in the d@ca on which the above mentioned
decree is founded, if dlliyered,
POUR VfKO C.S.9Nc)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-08-11
VIZ M SOLD.

Ai7Eaadsr sPotSgOod DandiIdge, deienS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-08-11
Acres Of Land,

R0UR TaoCS.aBcD
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-08-11
Notice

a Ill persons having claims against tee
IN. late firm Of AUSTIN ard AEDER-
SON (eiths. on roe or open account) are
earnestly requested to make them brown
10 the Subscriber on o. Before the 22ni
instant.
Ww. AUSTIN.
Richmond, sth lily, 1909.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-16

TO re Honorable tie Sensst, ard he Honorable
f5- ReajEofRfprefentativeS otftbs Commonwealth
of M,gae5gistts, in Geasral Cart egsn5lss.
I HE fnbfcriters hun6ly fhew--That in their
would in feveral refpeets be greatly promoted by
al Improvement of the roads IN the EaitsrD part
OF the fame-That there is no better way OF sH-et-
ing this improvement, than by the eiiabihment
of TURNPIKES-They beg leave therefore TO
propofc for the confederation Of The Court, the
exPediency OF making Leg iliaive pros.Hon tor the
pnrpofc of Incorporating Company TO make a
dire6 road from PifatszDay Rivey 10 Portland.
thence 20 Aagn9s, and IRON Augufa 20 the town
of Pre(5ef on Pra05fst Rivsr. Il will be an tx
PeDlive undertaking but with the aid of Govern
ment, aud the excrtions OF individuals, It may DC
done in ihort time and the benefit will DOUBT
lefs compenfate for the cxpence-Your petitioners
therefore humby pray that your honors would
make graft to your petitioners and others who
may be admitted TO JOIN than, Of Ten Toevgbx95
of the undfpofsd Lands belonging to the Govern
ment, IN the Dihretof Maine, or fuch other num-
oer your Hoaors malljudge beft in aid of the IN
deuakng-and incorporate them together with
fuchpcrfons ssyour Hoaors inoud fee fiji to appoint
to faof:ribe Thereto on behalf of the government
Ito forward the deiigo) into company bv the
name of the MAINS TURsPIgE ASSOCIATIONS"
Turrpkes, for defrayiog the reGdue of the
peace, and for carrying the plan into effect as il
your wifdom you iball Judge proper.
And a. in duty bound will pray.
SAMUEL FREEMAN, and II others.