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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-14
Copy of letter from Captain HRNRY.
Dear Sir,

In the year 'os, had the misfortune to
break blood vefel, which was fucceedcd
by feverc complaint on my lungs, cough,
fhortneis Of breath, and fpitting of matter
and blood, with every other difagreeable
Cymptom of dlorder of the lungs indeed
10 afli aing was this diforder, that l could
not reR at night, nor could walk zoo yards
in the day, without hoppipg to cough and
req myiels number of times. This dior
der continued to increalc upon me, until
was much waited in body. and exceedingly
weak. Seeing your advcrtilemeDts in the
public papers, early in the lat fummer,
commenced taking your jutly celebrated
cough drope, which l perfcvered in the ufe
of, for fome time; have now the happi-
neis of informing you my lungs are perfca.
IL lcund | have no ihortneis of breath, or
fpitling up of matter or OF blood; my cough
10 little ,roublelome in the morning, bu,
no other time.
/ am Sir,
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You're ever RESPECTFULLY,
WILLIAM HENRY.
Garden-Strcet.
Mew-Yolk, April 3. 1899.
Nsw-York, July 10, 1888.
To DR.. CHURCH,

SIR,
For upwards OF twelve years have Ia
boured under ievere cough, ohortnefe of
breath, fPit.i"g of matter from my lungs.
aud often clotied bleed, un'il at length |
was 70 reduced as to be unable to walk a.
crei9 my room, and owing TO the violence of
any cough snd ehortness Of breath could get
TO reft day or night. Hearing of your ex-
ceilent medicine, the Cough drops, procur-
cd bottle took dole as foon as 20,
it, from which found instantaneous relief
and by continuing il for three days, blefo
Cod am reho'ed to perfea health. As
believe you hove heen the iDfrument in
the hands of Providence by fariug my life,
NUT intreat you to publish this for the be-
nett of any who may be i'll my stuation, as
I am confident il ia one Of the beat medi-
cines in the world for thofe complaints.
am, Sir, your grateful fer'ant,
NICHOLAS stage.
Li,tle RohiuGon hreet
Copy Of a letter from an erinent Surgeon,
To DE-. CHURCH.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-14

JU6T ARRINED and .for S.4LE,
Fifty hpgsheads and terces Of Philadelphia
STONE LIME, OF the best quality.
Seasoned jersey Boards, adapted for the best Of
inside work.
New England Plank and Boards
3-i, inch 8, inch pi.sh pine Plank & Boards.
quantity Of Flooring Plank Of a good quality
Country saved large and small scanuinz, Cy-
preFi Shingles. Spruce Sparl for ladder,. Tar
in barrels, &c. &c.
JOHN LESTER.
Rockets Landing, April ~, I60t. 2w
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VIM
1t is with much Pleaiure congratulate you on
thas tins oFtant diieoveryJ Your Cough Drops, and
request that you will send further supply with
out delay. The favorable reports brought to me
the two Ian winters Of their lPeedy and good ef-
fcaJ 10 the relief and cure 0l Coughs and Asth,
matte complaints, induced me to employ them in
M practice which have done with much satif,
faction mylef and benefit to others.
II the good opinion entertain Of your medi,
cine can recommend i, 20 public notice, beyond
what il has acquired you are a. liberty to make !;
known. Indeed I Gouid hold myfelf unun to
you and uneharitabe 20 mankind did not with
great willingness acknowledge that believe il
TO be one Of the beR medicines employed IN Pnl-
monary comp'sints. sincerely with you may de-
rive every emoument the medicine entities you
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-14
,USHROD WASHINGTON.


March Cd, 1904.
Sqoorn 10 before me this I'd day Of March,
1904,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-14
am. Sir, your very humble fcrvsn,,
ROBERT PORT TER.

To;tenham-eorrt.Roaj, Dee. II, 1896.
Sc Prepared (only) az Chvrch's Difpufsry, No.
-, Front street, nssr the Fly-marke,, New York
and fold By appointment a, Samuei Pleaisnts's book
Store Richnord. VIRGINIA
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-10-02
MEASURES e VALUES

MEASURES q VALUES
all the citF.,ent work connected with The o'i""
ing art and isl ready to contact tor any oO"+
~ am complete the fame, from palace 70
tat,sgc, which W II be executed IN the m1f MAI
tetil and economic Ryle.
He hopes his ong experience and general know
le5gc af bu!ne(s will merit the patronage Of
generous public. NWa~y 49,
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5000 tickets at 10 dollars each, $1,000
N. Is, P1zes fsJctted to deduction OF III
teen per Cent.
This Loue,y has been Authorized by the lc.
eia4tutc OF VEginia, tor the landabie pu.pole
of esectihg iemnary Of learning IN or near The
metropolis u this 4 -te. With this view It i.
contemplated 10 faue 20, 900 dollars, and z, 500
dollars in addition, ror deis9ying the exp2nccS at
tc1idant on stawing the lottery. Citizens OF the
Gr& eipetae5ilisy nave been feleGed as truaees,
end they nave pledged shemteiyes TO ule their ut.
pof eseYrons = carry it INTO eff tt The fchene
hay me advantage OF giN;ng to each sdventurer's
chance tvrt me very iagge prizes, Whit the pFo
portion CT pslz:s 10 blanks, Is 70 gseat as 20 IN
vite the trends 4 the intenaed inaisuuoa TO par
tske IN the atrery, WITH very little rk Of thtir
becoming oiers. IT, .fesforer OF this fate is
10 be appointed TO Frerive the money Cor the
tickets as they are fed, and to pay the amount Of
th-,prizes 70 lo.tuns,e adventufcrs. l, is believ.
ed that The above conf 1efations will induce a "a
pid tale Of the tiekets, aud the drawing will com
nence as {oon as fuficrent nuabe, n al I've fold
TO authorize (which j, is believed Will be On
the kcood Monday ~ December next.
Riehmond, Jan 81, 500 co
~ Tickets to be had of Robert
Pollard, DR.. peterborough. fen.
Wm. Price, Reg Samuel Plealaot,,
Jun. and VIM. Prrchard
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ROBERT = JOHN GRAY
hAVE jISI RECEIVED
Aiarge supply Of Dr.. Ston8hton's
GENUINE BfTTERS.

TIE happy f@tss. and tsTsridF efficacy of
theg. b;sssfs, caa nc vcfii6ed oy ho IDS IL a
ls.snaria and ia az ghbeacihed, ;.u ns soc pre-
a;hae Il ASn.is laft iemneg. w oehevt thar
sgesy oeffao, who .ien psIlevcrst II cgnary
il.r ,ber., refifea the attacks of the lever.
They brac. the cont euuon, cseste appetite, al.
iii ligeilion, and relieve che choiic; ihert, in
all complaints of the Romsch add bowels they
hay- bcea proved 10 be emincntly sfhcaci7as,
Heace, they reh& malignant fevers, and are
preventive 10 the ague. A c0uEte Of rhsfc hit
tiers, bcgun now, may prove highly beneficial, as
they xil sradns = prepa'e the iyitem to nnlerg"
shc danger OF hsSsy ia1lmer.
Their are r,any coun erfelts. Purehslers WIS
pI-aie 10 ohicrpa thar me genuinc Stpugheon's
4, tess arefe4aSl with shc ssst leter Of the Doc.
togss furnasne, AID fun directions paited on eacs
baitlc. 1syerp keepers and liquor Cores, will
"a !, TO their Advantage tosuie sheus, as tIQm
iupsr.or H'ength alone they may be caliidered TO
cor No more taan The tyah 10 often iup1ied apon
them. Tasy ire aao fold by Rspine, CorFsd
and Co. csp.,oi i5ilI, City OF Waihngtop; MIR.
March, George ie~n, and MIR. A. BuSk, FIRE.
denckfbprg. Hfo iaF y>ctiped,
ESSENCE OF SPRUCE.
Zee sadc ~,5s articlt. well ka0En TO
r ), NOT wbolrfeme and Ieat expenaTe mixed
bx,s..ae for the iummsr iealon.
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Notice as hereby giue71.

THAI a Petition Wi! be pfeiented to the
mex: Gerera Afcmbly OF Virginia, praying tia,
an aa r;ay be psG-d, authorizing tn lubfcrib
er to lay out Town or his own lands, adioin.
ing The Court Roufc OF Fairfax County, agree
ably 10 plat shereus TO be laid before rhe faid
AFembIy, TO include twenty acres Of land, or
iuch quantity, more or lefs, as,fhall be thought
propes--to include the Width Of q Greet, on part
Of ths four acres donated by the iubfcriber the
county.
Richard Radcliffe.
Sept. re- saw2m
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Lana for Sale.

WE win to Gu tact ofsLAf,D containing
between four and hes tuoded acres, ftaared on
thc Potomac, in Fairfax coupty, about miles
from town, and adj ming General IhonPis,n Ma
fon's The peprta in point Of elegancc O:
ftuasion, is excec ed by none, aud Will es fold
low icr cath OF on hoft cled
Walter S. Alexander,
}ohn Luke
For the heirs q PhJ. Aiexander, deceafed.
AuguHI3 20
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HUGH SMITH

Has received, by the Columbia, Capt. HaYden,
A quantity of QUEENS WAKE
In crates, sAd PIPES in boxes,
Has lately received,
China Dining and Tea Service; Bowls aii'ls1
ed iiz.s, from a pint TO gallon; Cups ana o'"
GERS, Plates, &c. &c.
Has on hand, as usual, -,
A large quantity of G'afs Wac, from VIM
country merchants al.d Others may he iuPPi'saO'
his coRomary terms.
AuguR 81.
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WILLIAM RAMSAY

BEING anxiou. to cioie his ioimer buineis,
Tequeits AL snofe who are Indicted to him 10
fes,.e sheir accounts as early poioie and thnie
who have aa,n= sg AMT him will plcAie pFeient
them for adiuhnlaas, / -
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Edwafd Haekley y Hsn. Ram'ay.

HAVING THIS DAY
Entered into pas otrfA uadJ be ann OF Hack.
ks anj Raslay, oHs for iale at their tore.
corner Of kag and PIT h-c.ts, near the NaaA.
ing,oa Tsy IN, "a general afarfment OF
N,nes, sblratasous Liquors, Gro
ceHes, CSC,
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~ 4 EARN Wanted.

TIE iub!criosT wines 80 pufcbsie FARM
of moderate fzs, poasGcd q ufetui improvements
and natural advantages itiei,Ilei Of the ccuariss
OF Fairfax, Pine Whi,am, L5utouo or Eau
quer tor whiob payment VII made in hand.
Francis L. Lee.
fpe n zawlf
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u
Fist Anes.e i, ron, be fonrth London editios.
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i HE WORK nov. offered to the American rea3
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LATELY PUBLISHED,

IATELY PUBLISHED,
Ard for Sale by ROBERT aud JOAN GRAY,
The
HISTORY OF THE WARS,
WING, ars4r ous ot the Fsen,h Revolution:
which IS pgehxed Revie~ of the
Cafes of ,hst Egsnt.
By Alexander Stephens, Esq.
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Notacc as here6y glUen,

I HAT deco Of tru& has ncen executed 10
to- iu5tcroers, by William and Samua Gordon,
fate merchants Of D"nfties) of all fheir real
and periora properly, toI The beatdt Of tkeir
credttors: All perf2ns naviag claims againf them
are reeusfted to exhibit she,r accounts, on or be
for the fit day o. November nex,. otherwife
they will be excluded from the bersfit Of divi.
dend which viii then be made.
James Mulchett,
George Smith.
Eunfries, Sent. ID. -tsw4w
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Warrants Genuiaes ','z:
London paisl ula Msdsna, q
50 pipes and bali go.
L,lb3n,
Cchnanz and -
Malaga
Port OF an excellent sualisy 10 BOTTLES,
Mcdocs ClaIse, in Cafes OF tvs Eez.
Loaf, lump and Mufcovado Sugars
Syrup and Moiahrs,
London bottled Porer,
Jamaica and Antigua Run,
Holland and country Gin,
Copni4c and Barccicna Brady,
White Vine Vinegar.
Philadelphia and alhaoy Chocolate,
Fig Blus, Made. iopp<ras, BrinRsoe,
Sail Petre and Atom,
sErgllh and ountfy GunPowd@,
Shat. aiIorted,
GsaCgia Color,
Impe.isi,
Hyf,n, -. -, ao,.,u
II, Ion SKIN, t10aSs
and
Sisoehongs. aGortea
Be.i Gscen Coffee,
Specs OF every kind,
Durham and Dixon's Musard,
Lrlpe s Snuff
Spq'nh Sega,s Of good quality,
Blk SAT- tItabie ue,
p es in hoA:s,
Wrapping Paper,
Bst Saiia Gil,
<.,.<.hturss Rttera
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WILLIAM LOWERING,
4 K G. HIT E 6 I,

Ard .BoiIds general: tiom tie City OF Wine
inston and George Town,
PEGS leave io.iniorm The cl1izes,S OF Aleza"'
d i, AID pubic in gsnera, shaf he has remove |"
ii. roth fec OF Pfnce fret, alm,f oPfoi'"
Mr.. B,ockes,'s new building, 10 toa" ths i'0'
Of bis pro'cAiou. Where he Dra7os D:yhsS''
and mass Efmqfes # I'll manner OF BGidIrG:'
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TO RENT.

The Dwelling Houie .ul oio1c in Princefrce,
one door eaa OF rhe houie occupied D.. E. c.
Dick, they are bota 10 good repair P atfion
may be had immediately. Apply as above.
June 4. dofoe
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!. BENEYoLENcE.

WHEN we examine the various cha.
raeters and distinctions among men, ifany
of them claim our pure love-, friendship
and esteem, IL is the man who possesses
the genialtraits Of genuine benevolenee
andieis he who Is Untitled TO our first and
highest encomiums; forbenevolenee is a
principle of the heart, by and through
which we receive the pleasure resulting
from true inward happiness, the cont
nuauce of which win last until the dis
eliminating hand ofdeath summons tbs
soul from its tabernacle Of clay, to wint
its course through the Rtherial skies, h
the blessed mansions abeye, the resi-.
denee 81 those whose virtues and perfec-
TONS have crowned their heads with lau.
rels Of immortal glory. Let us neye,
withhold from the nemnrv nffhnse men,
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the praises which their virtues have OBJ.
tanned, but suffer the apologiesof human
nature 70 plead in their behalf--as per-
lection ON This earth, has not nor never
win Be obtained the wisest a. well q.
the best Of men have erred, humaann
est rrraS0e.-The benign influence Of
this godlikc attribute benevolence, has
4 powerful tendency, when il operates
upon the human mind, to eradicate there..
from the sting Of vice and immortality,
with which il has been poisoned. TO do.
good action IS good man'ssecular stu
dy, and to promote the felicity Of his feb
low ereatnres his supreme delight. Its
not somuchhis inquiry, who areas where
are the objects Of pity and compassion,
but to inform him Is meritorious. bccause
their wants are immediately neliorated
BY the administration Of his help and as
sistance. - The beaevolent manharbours
not i malicious thought, neither doth he
take pleasure in exposing the faults Of
his fellow men he Is contented in con.
ccaling them from slanderous world
and admonishing them in secret.--.
I" Happy the man who inherits this vir..
tue his days are days Of pleasantness
and allhis paths are peace.
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, FOR SALE
a YALUABLE FARM

DY virtue Of . power Of attorney, exec
p cnsed to me by John Dixon, Esq.
OF Jefferson County, who i now It the
Berkeley Warm.Springs for the bepehs
of his health, l am authorised to sell q
certain tract ofLAND, containing abous
400 acres, the properly ofthe said Dixons
situate IN the County Of Jefferson afore.
said, four miles from Charles. Town.
ak from Shepherd Town, and within
four miIes Of the river Potomak. This
Land i wen watered and ofnn excellens
quality. For terms apply tothe subseri.
RICH WILLIS.
Juy1s, 1905. s. |.
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rHE Sabscriber fefusns his MOST
Grateful acknowledgements % his..

TSHE .Sabscriber returns his MOST
grateful, Acknowledgements % hiss
friends and fhe public tar the encourage.
nrat he has experienced. and respectful
n intarms them. thar he has just receipeds
and sviR constantly kesp for sale at hs
Blacksmith's Shop, IN fhe man street
JEartinsburg, opposite 70 the Indian
Chief Tavern, Q very large and COM
plets assorfmest IF BAR IRON
afthe best quality, seiecfed NTH care BY
simseF from the Lron-Works, and which
le nil dispose q on the most reduced
terms. ecoatinues as us1dl 70 carry
on the Biacksmiih's business IN all ITS pa
rioas branchts. and fatters Gnse that
If good materials, MANY acfured IN the
most serpieeabk mariner, together NTH
ne strictess affenfion to business, can Sc
cure che public Javor, he shall not go NM
rewarded.
!, JOSEPH CHAMBERS.
Martinsturg. July 10, 1904.
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ON CURING HAY WITH SALT.

A letter from Samuel w. Pomsroy Esq.
tothe Rev. DR.. Parker Corresponding
Secretary 70 the Society for promot-
ing Agriculture in Massachusetts.
CAMBRIDGE, IS May 1904.
Sra, - -. |<s@z-a -
.AEreeshly to your request. I have
the pleasure to relate the following expe.
riments on clover cured with salt, about
the middle of July 1904. The produce
ofless than an acre Of clover, supposed
tobs two tuns when dry, was cut be-
tween nine and twelve O'Clock and im-
mediately spread ; Il covered the ground
very thick By So'clock h was made up
into cocks, and the next day without o.
pening was carriedto The barn, put upon
a seaffold, and moved into form near
~ square. As IL was spread upon the
NOW, tsso bushels sfrsfase cal. from the
provision barren, was streIsd upon il a.
equally - possible =, h was very green
aud my foreman observed, ~thatit would
10 short time be thrown into the yard
for manure = =, :, ) - go
The winter following this kav came
out perfectly sweet, Of 4 good colour,
and vas eaten freely by horses and oxen
eyea the stalks, which were large, were
not left. -, .e.s,:-= =. 5
The beginning oflast July, field Of
six acres olelovcr supposed when dry to
produce ten tons, vas cut from st0 3
O'Clock and . part 'spread, before Eve
o'clock the whole was made up into
small cocks, some ofwhich had no, been
cut two hours. The next day none Of
twas opened, the carts were IN the field
by nine O'Clock, and before sunset the
whole which made fifteen heavy loads,
was carried TO the barn, put into bay
and formed NOW fourteen feet high.
On each layer Of clover, Of about one.
fourth Of 4 load, was strewed coarse Ii
verpool salt, IN the proportion Of three
pecks toa ton |, this clover was drier
when cut than that mentioned in the 6rst
experiment. though halfof il was not in
bloom and few had turned brown but
owing 70 the draught il began to waste.
The evening il was earted. considerable
heat was observed by bursting the hand
a. far as one could reach into the NOW |;
the next morning, however, no heatwas
perceived, nor was there afterwards the
least appearance offermentatioa. A few,
days after, Tires tons more, managed
g. F. - 4
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MEETING
July IS, 1906.

M the Members ofthe Mutual Az
Y snrance Society against Fire in
Martinsburg and its vicinity, il requests
ed At the house Of Edmund Graham in
said town, ut i o'clock in the afternoon
Of Tuesday next, to appoint . proxy 70
represent them in the General Meeting
at Richmond on the soth instant.
July IS, 1904. ~ I. ;, : = + 1s..;E
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elected Emperor OF die Gauis--King Of
Italy and PROTECTOR Of the ANiE-
RICAN and Batavian Republics, The
title % Be- Hereditary n has tamily. PIT.
- exteesedegais 70 be Prime MINISTER sf
England" - .z-...- l. .<zz>S5
Americans, are you not astounded!
Were youprepared TO surrenderthe hard-
earned and glorious achieved INDE.
PEsDEeK Of your country into the hands
Of France Did It enter into the heart
Of one Of you, twenty.eight years ago, to
conceive, that the Liberties Of your eoun-
Try, 30 dearly bought, would ever be
exchanged for the protectorship ola des.
pot Of any nation on earth! Win you
ever consent that the glorious laurels Of
victory shalt be torn from the tomb Of
your venerable Washington, and from
the brows ofhis intrepid companions, to
upbraid your patriotism, aud to- swell
the vanity aud fame Of the greatest ty-
rant in the universe ! It cannot be.
But the letter may be incorrect, The
part which relates to Us, certainly ap.
pearl incredible, nay, imposslbie-But
let Us remember that we live IN the age OF
revolutions. We know the writer TO be
at the source of information, and We be-
lieve him TO be too much ofan American
to torture our feelings with fiction.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-07-13
Extract Of q letter from SaUannah, dated
Tnae l2th. 49,

" on Saturday las, Judge Bowen who
lately caused such confusion among us,
was conducted on board ofavessel bound
70 Rhode-Island, and with fair wind
left the SANDY banks of Georgia. His
venerable and much respected father,
who arrived here but short time since,
got him released from confinement by
becoming bound that he should never
return to the state again. He still swears
vengeance against the white people of
this place. TO prevent him from doing
any further mischief, he was taken on
board the vesselin = straight jacket. Du-
ane seems not wiling to acknowledge him
one of the gang. The seoundrel might
with the same propriety deny his own
infamous principles. Bowen is, one Of
your violent, Inconsistent democrats,
that viii advocate any villapous measure
and denounce all just ones" ..