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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-28
The SLoor
1Uox KECEIVED,
md tor jale at K. g +. GRAY's Bsok-

- . L
Stare, in King- Street,
The MINSTREL or the Progress &C
Genius, with fome other Poems, by Jas.
Beattie, L. L. D. ornaalented with a
number of plates price one dollar, in
boards, or dollar Is cents bcand and
elegantly gilt. PoEMs on ieveral cccaf-
ons, by The late Rev. Tho. Browne, R
Kinsfon upon Hull, ornamented with
plates, ard fire copper, plate likenels Of
the author; price dollarsas cents ele-
gantly gilt. TRAVELS in ssee interior Of
Africa, from The Cape Of God Hope TO
Morocco, from the years to 1877,
through CatFraria, the Kingdoms ofMar-
taman, Angola, Mafi, @Monemugi,
Mufchato, &c. likewiie acrois the great
Delert Of Sachara and the northern parts
Of Barbary tranlated from the German
Of Chrifian Frederick Damberger, illuE-
trated with colored plates price dol
lar IS cents. Foxes Book of Martyrs,
or an Univerfal HiRory Of Martyldosn,
tembellilhed with forty elegant copper
plate engravings price s dollars. The
Life Of Frederick Trenck, tranlated
from the German by Thomas Ho!croft
price 81 cents. The Hifory Of North
America, containing review of the cuff
toms and manners Of the original
inhabitants; the fra iettlement Of the
Britilh Colonies, their rife and progree,
from the earlieR period to the timeof their
becoming united, free and independents
States, by the Rev. Mr.. Cooper price
81 cents.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-28
Lands in Kentucky.

TO be fold BY Pu5fe Sale at tie
Ioati4e Ce6fee- Ran, Aeu, l1ork, or The
I'd dgy ef Decsm6er aett, at II 0''cloek,
; a0oa.
Eleven thoufand acres ofland
in one or more lois; laying in the coun,
ty of Fayette, fate of Kentucky about
80 miles from Lexington and Frankforf.
20 miles fouth eaf of the Ohio River and
adjacent TO the public road between The
two Mama Rivers and leveral riGng
iettlements. The foil generally good,
well watered and timber ofvsriousdefcrip-
tions.
Thefe lands within IS miles CT Main
Licking and Kentucky MYERS, both nayi.!
gable two 70 three hundred miles above the
extremity of the lands.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-28
S PRING GOODS.
WILLIAM OXLEY

Has rsceived Per The Pail Seiman, via
Baltimore, and Union, capt. Woodboull,
from Loaaon,
A fupply Of fuitable GOODS
for the feaion, which are now opening and
will be fold low by the package or piece,
and heis in daily expectation o. receiving
further fupplies.
N. B. He has alto for fale,
China in boxes and Sadlery.
May Ie. d
The friends Of MeHrs. THO
MAS MIDDLETON & Co. Of 'Lon-s
don, are informed that fen Hogf6eaas
of Tobafe0 will be taken on freight in
the (hip United States, now loading tor
Falmouth and Market, and the nfual
advance made thereon, if immediate ap.
plica.ion is made 10
R. T. F0OE, & Co.
Angue IS. DIT.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-28
pabNt @alf.
On TUESDAY,

), tn .,clsek, a0lN De hid at The Xeadaf
St01S.
Rum in hogheads.and barrels.
whikcy in barrels,
Sin in calks and barrels,
Port wine in caiks,
Molaiies in hhds.
Sugar in hhds and bis.
White and brown foaP in boxes,
Chocolate in boxes,
Coffee in tierces and bags,
gaiGns in kegs and boxes.
Queens Ware in crates, Handsomely
aaorted,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-28
SALTS bp Sutton.

On WEDNESDAY next,
1T 10 s'1bek, qvillbrl old at tie AsRfea
Room -
Lilbon Wine in pipes,
Port Wipe in quarter ea&s,
Run 10 barrels,
Gin in ditto,
MolaGes in hogfheads,
French Brandy in bbls,
Sugar in barrels,
Soap, Candles, and Chocolate in boxes,
Window Glafs in ditto,
HFlon, Young Hyfon, HyGop Skin, and
Scuchong Teasin chefs,
Gals Ware IN lots,
RaiGns in boxes,
Bale Corks,
Together auth a large qseaatsty Of
D RY G 90 d S,
Am0ng qubie6 are
Chintzes and Calicoes,
Dimities, Mpilins, Cotton Hole,
White Jeans, Muffin Shawls, & Hand
kerchiefs,
Striped and chequered Jacenet Mullins,
Brown Platillas, Linen and Cotton
Sheeks aud Stripes, white ard printed
INDIA Cotsons, Cotton Shawls,
Aquantity of Japanned Ware, ana a
number Of other articles.
THOMAS MOORE,
Aognlt z8. IL Auetioneer.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-28

To be fold at the fame time and place
as the above, aaotbsY TRACTof LIND
OF nine thouland acres, in one or mole lots,
in the county of Fayette, fate of Ken
lucky, nearly the fame dleance from Lex
ington, Frankfort and the Ohio Rivers,
as the foregoing tract, and lays between
the former and Main Licking river, diff
tant from the latter only few miles.
The foil is in general good, well wa
tered and timber of different kinds, and
as the former tract, in the rsighborhood
oflhe .letsled parts ofKentu7ky, and op-
polite Jerley fertlenent. The grants
by Edmund Randolph, Efq. in l7S7 ana
1885, and the title deeds are clear and1in.
d4pdtable.
. -As thsle lands are to be diipofed of for
behalf Of creditors, they will be. po6tively
fold TO the higheit bidder, for approved
notes at two and three months.
Capt. Fowler or Mr.. James Maiterfon
of Lexington; MIR. George Brock, Clerk
of Woodtord county or major John Lee
near Frankfort will point out the lands.
For, further information and an accurate
plan of the laods, apply toJohn & Charles
Wilkes Hqrs. or Lewis Simond Efq. New
York, or to Mr.. Brown, Dumffies, Viz
GINA.
Tplv 20. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-28
ALSU1
A varisty Of DRY GOODS,

--AMONG WHICH ARE
Superfne cloth and Ker6meres,
Narrow Cloth, and Flannels,
Irih Linens, and Cznaburgs,
Sail duck Of different qualities,
Chintzes and Calicoes,
Cambrick and Cotton ihawls,
Iudia Muffin and Table Cloaths,
Coloured threads and towing Glks,
Ribbons, Hats, and
A number of other articles.
P. G. MARSTELLER,
Aucua II Vendue- Mater
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-28
FIRST NOTICE..
III s6e e91e u JOHN B. ARMsTEAD,
BaNkrnbf.

j }
Bankrupt.
WHEREAS a Commifion of Bankruptcy,
founded upon the Ae of Congreis of the
United States, paaed on the 18th day Of
April, 1850, entitled " An ACT to eeab-
lilh an uniform fyRem of Bankruptcy
throughout the United States" has been
awarded AID ifTued againft sJobu B. Arm-
Qead ofthe county Of Loudoun, merchant ];
and he being declared Bankrupt, is
hereby required to fufrender himfelf to the
Commiilioners in the faid ComniG:on nam
ed, or major part Of them, on the lat
"Wednesday in September next, and on
the hra and lecond Wednefdays in Oeo-
Der following, at the houfe of Mr.. Lacy,
in the town Of Middleburg tLoudoun
County, at IL O'Clock on each day, and
make full difcovery and diiclofufe of his
eGate and effects, when and where his
creditors are to come prepared to prove
their debts; at the fecond fitting TO chufe
aifignees, and at the laa fitting, the faid
Bankrupt is defred to dnifh his examina-
ton, and his creditors are to ahent 70,
or diiient from the allowance of his GER
tifcate.
All perlons indebted to the faid Bank.
rupt, or that have any of his effects, are
not to pay or deliver the fame, but TO
whom The commifIioners fhall appoint.
BURR POWELL,
Secretary to the Commifion.
Middlebnrg, Auguf a. lzll DIST
LISBON SALT.
A fInall cargo now landing
at Kinks wharf and to be fold cheap in
parcels of 100 bufhels.
The brig Enterprise Of 1900 barrels
In then, may be hadon freight for Cadiz,
t LiEbon or the Wet Indies enquire OF
VIM. HARTSHoRNE.
9Th mo. z3.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-28
FOX SALE.
vac Iublcnber retuTnsshlS lln-


Inc, iubicnher returns his I'm
eefs thanks to the public fer paa fayors
ana RESPECTFULLY folicits continuance.
ne has DOW on,hand and oifeTs tor faie
athis Gore in Prinoe-Street.
fa0ilaad giu, French brandy,
jamaica Spirits,
SasrFy bounce, made in sie year 1900,
1Iesn Coffee, Teas,
c LOAF and brown fugars,
Sr0oksTy ware, sc.
70 A5a, qaaatity efIre6
Liibon Lemons and Lines,
e s,', shelled almonds,
rnOer's' prunes, olives, espers,
"a 1ana,tl0ds, freih fallad oil,
Excellent New York cheefe,
&c lais-pe,red bacon, direct from Smith
THOMAS SIMNfS.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-28

Il Cook Wanted
n a private family-either to
purchaie OF hire. Avoung man WILDE
preferred. Enqtire OF the Primer
Jnly "a.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-21
PRICE CIIpprN.r
COUNTnY pROnuCr-

II IS sand, that the two gentlemen who
haye oeen mentioned as caudidsts. mn;
W. 3. Giles and Mr.. S. 7. EIssonl {o,. tho
oiice Of Governor Of Virginia, 10 succeed
MIR. Monsoe, whose time Of service ex-
pres, agreeably TO TIE constitution. At tbe
next session of the General Assembly.
have declined Offering lit has conse-
qnentiy become necessary for the peonIe
OF Virginia to hold up some citizen. whose
capacity and political integrity are dese,v-
ing their confidence, for that innortan4
ottice. If it be an cbjeGt to select 2 ean.
tleman whose abilities, whose uniFo,,,,
pubic and private character stands nre-
eminent,perhaps no one appears onhieher
ground thar. Mr.. joan P.aeE, of RoseSyrN.
This gentleman was the only member IF
the British Council in the then Colony or
Virginia, who Joined and actively snono,t-
ed the principles that gave birth to the
Declaration o. Independence-.E v7ss tIa
hrst Lieutenant Governor Of Virginia. ar
the commencement of the reyol,,,;or
and from that trying Period, to the present
time, he has uniformly preyed fyiep5,,, -
me liberty, sovereignty ana inteeepSletsce.
ni his country-That he is man of ,scs-
ence, but few, ifany, viii doubt; and iftbe
character of Mr.. JOHN PAGE, az 1fe y4erfgd
INT .'f;ed nlcfy'S sous, was such as to en+i.
tie him to the second Office in the govern
ment, and he has done nothing since 10
forfeit that esteem, his meritouous seryi-
ces are certainly deserving The attentive
consideration of his fellow citizens,
Iafe!feeacer.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-21
LEXINGTON, July ..
JUBILEE.

Wednesday last, 3oth June, the internal
duties On stills and domestic distilled spi-
rits, o. refined sugars, licenses 20 retailers,
sales at auction, carriages Cor the convey
ance OF persons, and stamped vcllum,
parchment and pape-, ceased. The citi-
zens o. Kentucky felt Indignation on the
passage o The laws lay ng those duties
ney experienced The bancful eHcc)s Of
thslr operation, particularly the excise and
stamp laws and they rejoiccd in their re-
peal.--!n the evening The Lexington Lirbt
tnfantry par2ded and ired seventeen vol
le%s o. musquetry--the bell rang q joyful
peai--the boniires blazed--shouts rent tie
ar, &c In due tirne the citizens retired to
their respective homes in psrlca harrno-
ny.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-21

4aE following 5chene ola Lottery IS 70
raise the SUN Of two thousand coiilrs,
Tor the purpose Of repairing the bulldogs
OF Washington Henry Academy. i lis
Seminary was once second TO none IN Lne
State except William and MARY; and IL
heaithiness OF situation and contiguity To
Richmond, renders its re-esta5liss nent ~
object of great importance 10 the citizens
OF that place, An hours ride IN any ener-
gency may obtain the best medical aid,
and place children Immediately under the
care and management of their parents.
The prizes in this Lottery are certainly
not so large as TO attract in any very great
degreel the mercenary while they afford,
from the few blanks to a prize, fair
chance for profitable returns 10 those who
may purchase tickets. It IS the promo
ton o. an institution SO valuable to socie-
": WHICH ought to command the lberaiity
OF the public in general, but in az .e1ainena
degree those why reside ncar 1he place,
and are consequently more immediately
Interested Il Is presumed thsl If the
Importance OF reyt9ing thi Academy, was
lustly appreciated, the citizens Of the adj
jacent counties WOULD Of Jhemselye ;.ar,e.
liled-%eiY pJTchace al the Tickets.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-21
Mn. PrrAsAnrs.

Nix. PLEAsANrs,
Mr.. Richard Phillips, the Post Rider
on The LynchSurg route, seems displeas-
ed because | said he refused 10 GARY the
7'Hy l'zfers on that route, J t.sd no IN
teAtion - injuring MFR. Philips he had j
right 10 refuse to carry these papers IL. he
thought proper to do so. Thsi meant
The Fpgy f'afers is evident. Those were
the papers spoken of in my Grst notihca-
ton, and the second ceytsinly has refer
enee to the first. RIGHT or wrong Cor.
NANpEwAL was my author.
MERIWETHER JONES.
July 18th, 1902.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-21
WINCHESTER, July 7.
BI rU AIRY.

he painful task devolvcs upon us TO an
nounce the death of GEN. DAMN. Mon
GAM Amer long and severe illness. he
Yesterday morning quilted this transitory
world for the world of spirits, in the Goth
rear OF has age, there 10 Join his cornpatri-
OTIS N arms Yes, Morgan Is added TO the
list of adopted heroes--vith Washington.
Green, Warren, Montgomery and Wayne,
whose names will be revered whilst me,
ulory holds seat in an American breast.
10 enunerate his heroic exploits during
TIE contest With Great-Britain, which EN-.
ded in the establishment OF the Indeaen-
ecnceof these United States, would feaujre
the pen ofamore able panygerist. Should
the winter or this articlc make the attempt
the sablect would be TOO copious for a
newspaper. History has done Justice 10 his
name and viii hand it to posterity as an ex-
ample OF undaunted and deternlinate bra.
very. Suffice it to say that his expedition
to Quebec, in which he SURROUNDED, with
ms brave associates, to the astonishment
OF has country, every difficulty and dan
ger which humannatrre can be exposedto.
and the battle of the Cowpens, in which he
completely routed and captured a superior
force viii long be themes on which an A.
merican tongue win delight to dwell. No
man new better how to gain the love and
esteem of his men; where he led they
always followed him WIKI alacrity and
confidence.
For hls victory ar the Cowpens. Con
Sress presented hin With meesf Of Cold.
and the Legislature Of Virginia an elc-
giant sword and pair OF pistols, as testi-
rnonials Of the exalted opinion they enter
tanned of his great military geni,s.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-21
JUST FUBLrSHED.

JUST PUBLISHED,
And may b had At the Print,He -OG.ce q
john Dixon, aHd g Joan Courtney, Jun.
near Nj WiikiuscA's I@Yern, on Shoe
kr bili---
2L& cHRlSzY. L.fS POCKET CoiG
=. Pd&Io%,
Being 4 collection of the newest ard most
admired SpLniT't,4L SC.y1C~fS now n,a,le
use Of amongst the United Baptist 80 fT.rgi-
E:a. (Se!ected by John Courrey, senr.)
- Ihls Book contains les pace. s
vo.---flice, twenty Asa Cents s,Dgis-
Richmond, July ista, 1907. So
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-21
PETERSBURG. 5ulr is.


On Friday last about o'clock, during
a violent storm Of rain, thunder and light
nng' the dwelling house Of Mr.. Joel Finn,
OF Prince George county, was struck by
the lightning, which produced The follow
ny melancholy cat. strophc: While the
iamiiy were at dinner, the lightning de-
)ScehGed into tie room, and killed Mrs.
FINN and one Of her daughters, about 2
years old another daughter, which SAT
between Mrs. Finn and the other sufferer.
escaped unlGrt; son about 4 years Old,
received such a shock, as to be apparently
dcad Tor severed minutes. Atthe distance
OF s feet from the room, 10 the piazza. a
pe.gro girl VINO was spinning was thrown
with GREAT violence against the SIDE Of the
hon5e, But received no material injury 1:
Another negro in the ki,chen, a. issst4o
yards on was 50 much stunned, that she
was TO 40 appearance dead for c5ne d.ne.
she plate, table and chair, where Mrs.
INN sat,were completely ypliDtered and
shc house sustained considerable injury.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-21
CHILLICOTaF. M. W ~ c,,r

'-4s ~ y july :
"Wednesday last, being the soth June.
we had the pleasure Of Witnessing the las
expiring moments Of the oppressive and
odious internal taxes, (the detcatable Off
spring Of the equally detested reign of
John Adams) and the same noticed here
by number of truly republican charao-
ters' About sunset they met at tie Red
Lion, end after causing a large bonfire
to be erected, lover when having suypend-
ed IN . conspicuous manner the United
States Gazette, containing the hateful acts
Tor levyiug aud collecting the internal tax
es, for the most dangerous and hseIess Of
all purposes, 4 @;aald4lg army, nGUy, end q
most ofspcGisha''ss, Gete7aeAss and drones,
the whole was committed to the flames,
amidst the acclanations CT larae body
of spectator. Dul$fg ehe esering, e
number OF toasts Were drank, expressive
of the Ioy they experienced on the happy
occasion, and OF sheir heartfelt apprnbati-
en- ofthe present economical adnlinistrati-
on--and may all Ghs ilc2Els tag, amen
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-21
Notice.
1" inc matter OF HEz 2KIAH l. WIour
and BENJAMIN HARRls,
Il q N i r Y K T 6.


tHE creditors who have proved ,be;,.
oeo's under commission Of bankrlp,cy.
awarded aud issued forth against yvigb,
ana Harris Of The city Of Richmond are
desired 70 meet the assignees of,he ce,ats
s y, effects OF the said bsnkr7npts on Satur-
~ w. uiS 'Weniy iouril day Of july mat. AZ
I'VE O'Clock in The afternoon, AZ The Fagjs
Tavern, ia the city OF Richmond. to go,
OF d,sscnt from the said assignee under
ne direction of the cunniss;6n,.,4, na,,..4
ana authorised by the commission afore
SAID, commencing OF prosecuting end d.
ienalhg any suit Of suits at law or In ca-,i !.
y 'or lne recovery Of any part Of the said
bankrupt 5 esiateor eGeCtso tolconrounr.
ng' submitting to arbitration. on p. -.
s,BreeinG 70 any matter or thing relet,n,,
thereto, add on other special affairs. RS
order Of The commissioners. -
RO; BROOKE, Score
~ tar TO The commissioner.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-21
EOR sALr.,
= vERE L1AE..r IkltOS
Servant Girl.

About fourteen or fifteen years Ct age..--
Que IS good house Observation-Disclosures of
the Printer. iHll
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-21
97,24o 81
ErQDlIner.
AURORA DoREALIs, AT BOSTON.


ON Thursday evening the lst inst. this
phenomenon was accompanied By the We
~ extraordinary appearance Of a remark
able luminous belt oflight, extending from
the Eastern to the Western edge Of the
horison, directly through the Zenith which
lasted about an hour. L appeared abort
bve degrees 10 breadth, and formed a com
pete bow, dividing the heavens into two
beu''sPheres. AT tie Same time a nnm-
Der ot colruscstions wee seen exhibi6nf,
,he appearance Of light fying clouds slow.
" undulaung towards The centre. And
ovrins the whole night, the northern Dert
% ne nofison was more enlightened than
has been observed for many years.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-21
BzI. JOIN b.lPD-
July 18th, 1902.

j. SIR,
AS ! know not your place ofrelIlcnce,
l take this method Of notifying you,that I
SHALL BY my attorney, move the worshipfal
court of buckingham county, on the Sc
cond Monday in August next, that being
court day, for a Judgement and award Of
execution against you for the sun, Of Ave
pounds ten shiliings, viii lawful interest
thereon, from the twelfth iay ofMay. one
thousand seven hundred and ninety nine,
also hye dollars and sixty seen cents, also
bvePer cent on both the above sums, which
! paid for the shcriff's commission, which
SAID sums, except the last sum for she
rifi's commission, Joseph Cabeli, William,
l. Lewis, and John Breckenridge. Exec,.-
tors OF Joseph Cabell, dec. recovered a.
gainst me as your security in said court.
for debt and cost, and which have paid.
/ am, sir,
Your former friend, sc.
JOHN BAGBY.
July 18th, 1909. (owl
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-21

1890 tickets at 5 dollars,
not quite TWO blanks to 1900.
q prize. ----.-.
i Is. proposed by dc above sohemv, to
faise 1000 dollars, b. discount ufs,n i,ri-.s
alone (which, at - PEI cent, WI be tie
sum desired.
TIC K E rs
nrc solo by The trustees, Thomas Tinslev.
= hando!ph, vi. Jones. Vim. Pollard,
~ >eTVAs Storte' John acabroo.z, Jno. A.
Richardson, SamueI Schcrcr. Roc -
sony ir- w. Trueheart, I'hos. &C.,
Benz. Pollard, Henry Timoerlszc. -
OhveF5 jr. mo. d. Biair-and The rnons,-
received from time 70 tiTie, il directed -
De deposited in the treasury, for TIE nee
OF The successful adventures, or of fbs
purchasers Of such tickets respectively. :
any accident should require reimburse.
ment. $50
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-21

E-o'roct .fram me A1cdiooz Re5,o.iforu, and
Rtric1gs
Der incl.Aations would lead us 10 give
more detailed account Of dis part of the
work, did We not flatter ourselves that ma.
ny OF our readers may be encouraged 70
peruse it entire.
we can freely recommend 10 fbero a
publication, from which we have derived
both pleasure and instruction and So
mem that y has no appearance Of corning
rom Spectator or . theorist, but from
an experienced, jud;cious, and Prqcfiroi
Farmer"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-21
A Samll Bay Mare .
WILLIAM F. Asst
FF2haond, 18th July, 1902. ri7
70 TFs PsrResrgr51Ireg9g 49,. -
/. Tor F'ss sq@qS o. gzscJx<.

80 - Is Or 4Af eEH ~
FoR Fss sT%7S o. YzRcIvI<.
-, ~ there IS vacancy by the d,afb =. 3
lhe late clerk to thar house, tase nj.
opportunity through the medium Of ii ~
press to offer you my Services Bert eas-:
on Of assembIJ, to sli that post. Sbo,,,d
you thnlk proper 70 cie9 me, Won, ~.
r,e.N upon ny umeuited attention - ~,
disc.harge Of Che duties incurrbear -, ,,
ia that station. ''-'' VA me
mtrTarw BRANcu.
Duck'ngl'aun' i2'hJuly, 1902. (sW,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-21

Joshua Garter.
For Me District Of Maine.
Joseph M'Leilen,
Joseph Boyd,
salmon Chase,
William Wedgcry.
THOMAS SrUARr o. Tennessee, Attor-
oey for that district.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-21
Agriculture

Just received at s. Pleasants's Eook.Store,
a new work, entitled
" / he Great Error Of American Agricul-
ture Exposed: and HINTS FOR Improve.
Inent Suggested. BY Thomas Moore, .
(oi Montgomery county, MARYLAND
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-21

SIr. Edm,&d Cartwright OF N-oburn
PARK has hdely pDb!ishc lcttea to TIE
printer of the Northamptaa Mercury, pur-
porting, thAt former letter Of his oirthe
use Of yeast in case, IL mtrid fever, being
noticed in rfeir Journal, nc feels i incuna-
bent upon BIN TO observo hiviher, that ma
may physicians u he tiIst cnlinenee now
presoribe i, particularly Dr.. Thornton Of
Find street, Manchester square, London.
" IN what manner, and with what Success
My Cartwright adds, " he has admins
stored this remedy, may be seen in that
very ingenious publications. of his, entitled,
1Hs PlsI2@chhg u 1lcai-ine.
(gyilloa D,S6ey-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-21

DIED, on Tuesday tbc 18th inst at his
seat nccf Aanches,c~. ii Chesterfield coun-
y, universally ,cgref.ed, Col. BERNARD
MARKHAM. ~ this melancholy event,
ms family have sustained an irreparabie
loss the community, respectable and
useful member OF society and the county
and neighboriood, a., GGtiye, upright and
intelligent magistrate. lie was an sffe6ti-
onate husband, tender parent, and sin
cere friend. The regret occah,oned by
has death sufficiently demonstrates the es-
ssenl in which he was held. His merirs
when living, need not the feeble aid Of
panegyric; his relatives, friends and as-
qu@ntance viii ever venerate his memo
".
THE subscriber has commenced the
practice OF the Law in the High Cour,
Of Chancery for the district Of Richmond
aud il the Federal Court pfthe samepl
his attendance VIII be regular on both
Courts. CREED TAYLOR. 7
Cumberland county, Needham,
near Fwmyile Post Office, (&t)
Prince Edward, 10th July, 1902.