davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-01

Leaves a surplus of more
than 'wo hundred Thousand
dDtt.-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-01

: Reserved ont OF the Mcdi-
terrancan fund Tor meeting
Other extraordinary expeu-
ses Which may be incurred
nnderthc aclcJns;i;uting The
fund,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-01
$4,000
Ia 464,s9l Sc

Making altogether, 6,265,472 IL
And from which deduCt-
iI5 hEeen millions, 100000
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-01

}, Reserved for other
extraordinary cXpen-
se~ which may be IN
Cured iOr the same
obje6l, being thu 9th
item Of expenditures
lot tie year 1905,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-01

l10" 4'of0'S 1SF A7441A paid in aloancs. SATUP
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-01
Is ocOono

&c OCOC0O
A'o,her view ofthe subieti may be Civ
cd ia The following manner:
The balance in
the Treasury
amounted, on
the lsl day
ofAprill8ol,
to l,79fOz4
Aud on he SO.h
Of eptenbsr,
1904, TO 4S82,225
Making an inc'ease of 3,oss, SO &c
From which deduCling The
proceeds of The salesofthc
bank shares, I267,6oo
Leaves f,r the encreasc ar's-
ing from ,heoldinmyr
hne' 1900, 5000
From The lst day Of Apn,
lGOLto The sob Septem-
Der, 1904, the ftl!owite
debts Which originated
p'ior to that period have
been discharged.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-01

Il7oOoo
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-01

il apDears 1v the estiua,e
On INA the pnFmnlen,s
on account ofjhe priaci-
pI of the p,b.ic lent
hoYr,doflrg The ysaccal-
ins 90 lbs so h Of 5,p-
'aGipcr Lass, amounted % 1852 S87 IS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-01

Ai o0seicncc 70 ne directions IF The act, suh-
hi@neHf7~y 10 the 0ct, inltuisd % In ret
70 establish the Trca,wy Departments"
fhe Secretary Of the Treasury, reshect-
IL, u snis,iks th., I. IInn.,;..o.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-01

3,os9,l80 &c
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-01

And during l!e ihree wears
and an bali Ccmniescirr
oH the is' day # April,
1901, and cading on he
3O.h September, 1906,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-01

/. For tie navy depart
ment (in addition 10
The annual appropri-
alton Of 65O,OOo dol
lays) viz.
There had been advan.
ced from the ordira-
ry revenue, prior to
the 5oth September,
l3o4,
y iurther payment VIII
be made beinre HE
lT January, 1905. Of
To b p7id dutirg he
year 1905, On &C.
count Of this fund, IS
stated under the fs n
item Of expenditures
Tor that year,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-18
pubgtr Sale.

On Friday the Goth inf. will be fold
lat the endus Store at a credit of 90 and 90
days,
20 crates Queens Ware. handfome-
.ly afiorted,
IT crates Stone Ware,
g boxes Window Glafs, Bye,
40 boxes Pipes.
Aprilsai.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-18
Public Sale.
Public aaie.

On,he t9th day Of April, will be lold
on he premdes,
a truo tory frame Houie and let
d Ground,
in Gee GnpIe, well fitted up Tor grocery tore
large dry cellar. The FAM is eqaal 70 ann
on the erect, fie,ls,ea on che ea9 fids OF Uniod
Street, and the foulh fde Of Doke Street fronting
on Union % feet ? inches, and ladePth 81 tees'
Terms lone fourth of the purahaie IN hand, the
balance on credit OF FIX, nine and twsiTe
: months.
Philip c. Maraeller.
An~;l
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-18

RI w. E.,pts, who married nc dauSo''' o.o
wto IS tie nephew Of the praien'. l0H ,,{ sd
tIeaan, wl.cn lie offered 20 rep''l'ot ''e E@5..
acm waica Gjl4s Ind core ttAisd thfeT In
neur.il gzoaa,s opon when be wIlfled 70 % sib..
e.. ard vtich he p,omhed, if eRttte5' 70 .g h,
10 &c was inc fsbictton Of tbs jad'eiaFy ,,ter,
1 & {l,.iye branch of che government; 4". Wv
.l.o aite,aaaa Of the le9'a'nfs IN Us s,y,
stat 5!.r Ssa3sc fh4ud b. eietfrd 10 n: '@". ..o
l1d l1 The fame ticr.c thai the houi: o. =. e.
,s.iyes is t.,ri aas thano man N a rms.
slirible % the pea sncy f, two focetil's s3.d &
lis gcnrietnan however IS one o. 'D :,a.,ay d,
zen nlrta1rrs CT Congress, who uhan 1h, he vii
n;asted |eF.,fyn again. tS NO d sa, Foo:si
aagc foms hole 70 clerp ous 1t. See Ni'' ~
aIdfsls % lie vete.s 81 his dIsfic!'
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-02

win fon-,im-s yield to the voice Of pa5lic
oPiaicn.
Thi,, G.ncral, is what had 10 Gay refpca-
ing my Connections with Pichegra. IL will
doubdcis conviace you that very falie and dan
gerons differences have been drawn from my lieps
L. actions. which. tho. pcrhsp. impradent, were
far from being criminal And doubt not, had
you required an explanation of moa of the facts
which would have haeened 20 give you. they
would have prevented the regrets Of ordering
delrniion, and 20 me the humiliation OF beng in
tet,ers, perhaps Obliged 10 appear before the tri-
buasls 10 FAY thsr am no coafpirator. and 10
appeal for my publication to probity OF twen-
ty-hyc years which has'aever been impcachcj,
snd TO the fe'vice which have rendered 10 my,
country. ihali not dwell upon thcic. Ceneral |;
j Halter myielf they are not YET efsced from
your memory; bar 4iil remind you that if the
dehre ot tsSiog part IN the French Government
had been for Jingle moment The objef OF my
fersices and OF my ambition, the career was op-
en before me in very advantageous manncr. .iome
tine before your return from Egypt; and furely
you havenot forgot the diGntereffedneis ihew-
ed in feconding you on the Sth Brumase. Our
enc:pies face thar time have kept US afunder.
], is with much regret hnd am obliged to
fpeak OF yieif and what have done; but in
momsat when am accaled of being an accom-.
plcs of thole who are ccnGdefed as attng from
ths impuIie of England, l ihaa perhaps have To
defend myfcif againtt her fnsres. have the
vanity 70 believe Che NUT Judge of the injuries
csn DO her from shote have already done.
1t obtain, G.ucral, your complete atten-
ton, have no doubt Of your jaitice.
fhall wait your decihon Of my fate with
the tranquility of innocence. but not without an
apprehension OF feeling tkofe enemies triumph
who are always attracted by celebrity.
am with refped,
MOREAU, General.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-02
N E w p . X L,
WuJdy, Aatg. 2, 1904.
SUMMAR1,--FoREIGN.

EURoPE.--By an arrival at New York,
from Cork, Iriih papers to the 9th Of juno,
have been received do not contain much
later London Intelligence Than before received
here. The New Birth Administration have
commenced their career in manner which juai-
ics the opinion formed ot them. Already have
they planned feve6al important expedirions--one
of which 10 defined tor the Cape Of Good Hope
and Batavia, asd 10 cntrufied TO Gen. Sir Alu
red Clark. The arrangements TO equip COM
pletc armament for thcie objeeis arc going on
with energy ard rapidity.-A bill for the total
abolition Of the nase trade, has paard the Brit
i'm Houie Of Commors.-An extraordinary
cafe in the annsIs Of population delerves to tc
made public. In the cpachy OF Tamborf, In
Runia, were born in the year So3, a6,746 boys,
1905 girls, together 4S,744 children marri7
ed, o,Sls couple died, Io,oa6 males, 9z3s
females, 10 all i9,zs9; that is, the births exceeds
the dearhs by zo,4SS, far more than bal,---On
the 18th May, all Bdtifh fobjetts. reGdcnt al
Lephorn, were arreied and thrown into prifon,
by order Of Bonaparte. This intelligence was
brought by Capt. Barnard, arrived at New
York.
Recent adviccs from
Dcmerara, repreicnt that colony 10 being very
6ckIy.-Msrsiniqae was clofely blockaded on
the 9Th JuIy, by "a or "a 8ri,iih fhips Of war,
and an attack was houfly expctted.-An arrival
at Philadelphia. brings intelligence OF the defeat
of the Haytian army, with the lois OF zoco men,
by large body Of French and Spsniih troops.
DOMESTIC.
In Loui6ana, the fpirit for exploring the
country i, awakened. Perfons employed b, su,
thofiiy are eneoursgedh hy the prevailing inserea
which is taken in tie fare Of this country 10 ex-
tend their refearchcs. Dr.. Hunter. OF PhiladeI-
phiz, and MIR. Danbar OF the M;fiaPpi Terrific
~, we're at the Matches, under the direction OF
the PreGdent, TO afcend the Red River They
then we're to proceed to the head Of the Arceo.
fas. and then to delcsnd that river. Their hre
objea, il 10 faid, 10 70 examine the mineral king.
dom. Satin various forms has been found up-
on the MiGoari, ia fPripgs and ia ehryaals on the
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-02
70 Parenfs and Guardian. /.
WILLIAM BRIDC ES

- ESPEC1IULLY informs the Inhabitants
Az OF the town OF Newport, that he has open-
cd his Academy in Franklin-Sucet, TOR the
inarue,ion of youth in the Englh language.
Whiting, Arithmetic. Book Keeping, Ms,hc-
mstic', Geography, Drawing and Land Sur
veying; he aGurcs thofc that may in,ruh him
with the charge OF their children. that no pains
fhall be fpared on his part TO ttimuls,e and en-
courage the minds OF hi, Pupils to their learning.
and The arieteA attention paid to their morals.
-Pivatc Tuition If required.
Ntzpboyf Asg. N, 1904. q
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-02

DIED]--In thi, town, on Friday night
lsh. Mts. MARY HooKsY, comfort OF Mr.. VIII
han Hockey in the 69,h year OF her age.
Do Sunday evening, Mrs. ELIzAsKrH
MILLER. widow of the late MIR. Joha Miller.
IN the oorh year OF her age.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-02
Rbode-N Hand Diqri7, Is.

DY virtue of a ~auant from the Hon. Davia
ID Leauard Ba,ae,, Efq. Judge Of the Dif-
irisi Court for the Diana Of Rhode. Iiland.--
Notice is hereby given, that there will be ex-
pofrd for isle At Public Auction, on Friday the
teyentceulh Of AoguA next. at three O'Clock ia
the afternoon OF iaid day, the Slocp Mary. dim,
as Che now lies at Capt. William Wsod's wharf,
in Newport faid iloop being fold FOR thc pay
ricnt OF Seamen's wages. W.PEcK, Martial.
JnJ sofb. 1904.
TIE fubicriber hereby gives public notice
l. TO all perions concerned, that he has taken
upon hinfeIt the truh Of an adminiitIs Is,or
on the eitate of Jdae Saqvysy, late Of Little
Compton, Maiinet. dcceaied and a. iuch, re-
quefs all perfons who have any demands upon
faid caate, to bring in the fame and thofe who
are indebted thereto, to make psyment without
delay 10
JOHN SAWYER. Admmjqrafo,.
Little Compton, July 40, 1894. 100
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-02
Ry the Emoeror.
h. B. MART, Secretary ofS,a,c.

The. memben and principal clerks of The
difercn, branches Of administration took the oath
Pre'cribed by the Organic Senatus Coniol,um.
81 iwear obedience to the Contributions of the
empire, and fidelity 20 the Emperor" The
troop; In paris have ALTO taken she fame oath in
the Camp dc Mars. sf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-02

furface and In great extent. On W.A;,a R;vs;,
400 miles from iss junction wiih,hc Red River,
an Uncommon boiling falt fpIing. We may
expect loon 10 .poiieis a general view of this
country--SH. Rsg.-In kentucky on the 18th
une, ievere halt form occurred and in iomc
places. the day after. meafured a inches in
dep'h. IL deiroycd the corn, wheat, oats, SC.
and number OF fowls, bids, ard fmal animals.
were found dead the day after the form (uhld-
ed.--Cspt. Snow Steion, while on a filhinp
party. oh Cohaaet Rocks, caught Haidock
snd upon openins il. for Ihe p1rpale Of cookery,
he fooad 10 the fomAch, T5ies bazf,rg and far
y fur Dsiia,S !-in cid continental money.
nsw enition. The paper was formed into roll !;
aad "a' bur LITTLE njused B.K. Mag.
DREADFUL FIRE AT BAYONNE.
Iefsrday svs rersi0sd a letter h-om
Lifb0n BY the Britannia, Brosva, arris-
edm fbe DosOns from the Tagus, zobieb
fafes that Rayoane bas recently nearly
been ds,groyed BY fire. 2bs date ejrtbis
calamity is not mentioned, but our cor
rgpoadenf gives fbs foilogoing account of
n:-7be flames sosre NOT diIceVerd til
nearly fix o'clock in fbe morning, sOben
they burt forth wifb irrsEaibls vio-
lsncs; the large Roresf filled s0iib bran
dy, tar, s'e. prejsnfsd one fleet of fire,
e/eending into fbs air apsoards Of 400
feet aboOs tbe buildings. The brandy,
tar, oil, Sc. jormed a Rream, Snd rn,-
ming iaJqames into fbe Adoar, preSnfed
The Engxiar and terrible Jpedaeie gra
riVer on fire. 9be fire continued burn
ine Oiolenfy far r7oO days, during ,0bieb
man3 hoes, and property 10 the vaiue Of
fs0o millions efjranfks sOers lea.
~ Lon. Paper.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-02

a-t- Ticketsi in the Warwick Chan
mel and Road Lottery { (One 7boyand
Dollars bigbsa Price tor iale by
O. FARNSWokZHs
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-02
To be Let.

THE Subfcriber hereby gives public notice
i TO all copc,rned, that fhc has taken upon
herfelf the truft Of an Adminiaratrix on the FL
tate OF Lempc Sawyer, late Of Liitle-Comptons
Houle. Carpenter, deceafcd, and as fach fhe re-
quefi, all Pcrfons who have any demands upon
laid Eaatc, TO bring in the fame; and ihoie who
are indebted thereto TO make payment without
DELAY to BETTY SAWYER, Adnis's.
Lhfls- -ComBios, Jsiy ao, 1894.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-02
Letter Of BIZ Imperial MARTY 10 fbs Cssfsii
Cambaerre5 and Lr Byun.

" Citizen Confu Cambaceres. your title is
sbou, TO be changed. Your iane,ions and my
confidence remains the fame. Ia the high Dig
nity of arch chancellor of the empire land of
arch.ueassrcr) with which you are agoing 70 be
inveaed, you will msniiea, as you have done in
that of conful. the wiiiom of your coonies, & the
diainguiihed talents which have given you 70
important part in every thing good may have
done. lhavs therefore, nothing TO deGre from
you bpt continuation of the fame fentiments
tor the Asle and for myfelf. Given at the pal.
ace OF ST. Cloud. 1slh fioieal, yearIl.
NAPOLEON"
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-02

amplcs have been givenl 10 fubmit 10 the ianc-
tion OF the people that a part of the decree
which concerns the eaablifhmsnt of hereditary
government, the Ssnate has thought nj to fup-
plicate your Imperial Majefy TO agree that the
organic diipolitions ihould be Immediately car
ried irto execution; and for the glory as well as
the happineis OF the republic, il now Proclaims
NAroLRos, Emperor Of the French.
The Emperor made the folio wing reply;
Wnafoever can conuibotc 10 the good
Of the country, is eilsut.lly connestsd with my
happineis. accep, the iirle y Zach Yen think
ufeiul for the glory of the narioo. iubmit TO
the fanetion of the people the law OF heritage.
hope that France sill never repeat OF the hon.
ors with which ihe encircles my family. AT all
eVerts my fpirit will have cesled to animate my
pcaerity whsueser they .hall ceafc TO deierve
the love and 'se confidence OF the great nation"
The Senate had then an audience OF her i'm
petis' Msjefy, 10 whom the conful Cambacesss
addrsled fpeech Of congratulation on her accef-
fon TO the inpeTia. dignisy.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-02

The Senate 10 a body went yehe,tay, as
we have already noticed, 90 ST. Cloud for the
purpoie OF preiensing the Organic Senatus Con.
fultnm 10 the Emperor, the fctinue was accom-
panied by feseral bodic, of troops. The SEN
are was Immediately on It's arrival. admitted TO
an audience of The Emperor. CoOful Gamble
ceres. Preddsnt of the Senate, iPoke in ,hcfs
terms:
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-11
JUST PUBLISHED.
BIZ COTTON and STGWAR +,
Price l25 Cents,
ILLUSTRATIONS
MASONRY.

By nm, Pr5eo1, Faf Msfsr gt6e Loige If In.
tisai.r, nahg BY immemarial ConRituiiaa
TIE hilt Amsriuan--tEom the tenth London
edtioa.
THIS tracts dvidri into four Books. In
the aEit book, Tie cxcelIercy of Maf,nty is dic.
plsyei. In-sh- leccat book, til. gen:ral plan Of
The iubj ecss treated m three degrees is iIluttat.
al with occaiioDai remarks, and Dfief deicrio
ton is given of the snciear ceremonies of the
C,sier THIS part OF tie tteagnc, which the an.
thor conlicrs th. moa eiItnDa tos the init,Qc
ton ard i'm lr1,rm oi bis orcthein, i; conf.
a.fabiy tx ended III the prelsnt Edition. The
third boo,: cootsins The copy u curl Us old
.sl-oalcdpt on Maionry with annotatioas, The
aetter to exp!4in dis authentic Gocument OF "a.
tiqany. The fonrrb ho.k isrfnttsd 70 tie ii.
:{nty q Meionry from its fit a,p.araoce in
Englan4 the ccat!s e ehich are nrro3uced
the ma.t reuafkab!e cccGrreEce5 o. III f3ce,y
!>a,h ., lofae aaai aofoad WIKI lons account Of
me piocj2ai patrons AMI PracG1or, Of II. frater.
ni,y Il dii5es-nt pe,iods. The Pro9f{s of Alaiou.
~ on .:ae cco,:neat as we'll as Ia In3il AID Am..
rici, is ai.o RACED, vA+ 'he proceedings Of ii.
brsihfen Of s. ,saG particularly claim attention.
Throughout &c whcle are iG,e,faelitd feyeraI
explanatory notes, containing f2me uie'ni nforma.
ton. 10 tins boct many coat lsra5,e add iicns
are made, pauicul1ty the tt fctiian, Winch
orings d,wn the bld3.Y Il Mdcnyg iiom as
grand feat in 1875 10 the md Of he year 1909;
and contains among cti'ec .a:e:ett'ag Js,ticuats,
few g4n:5al rsma,!,s % .1tn, late pJo,icl;ion3
agana TIE Ecis;y Ct Free Maloo:.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-11
JOHN BRYAN,
LSsdIef, Cap and Harness Maker,

Rdp.afuily informs his euaomeTs ard the
pblic 10 general that he Is fupp!ied with The beH
1aisrias Ill his line ofbulineis, end Hauers nfp.
elffrom the quality Of his waik, and moderation
Otis prices TO render fatisfa6tion to .hoic who
ma pea(e TO favour him with their commands.
sHAVE NOW READY FOR SALE,
Gntlemen's fathionable {addles made
: oEnglHh Trees, and in pars of the belt En-.
9Th sther, the other materials warranted a,ia-
Etc, matted, inlaid and plain faddlss -;
LEOPARD kin houfons, and ladale cloath;, ladies'
fEhicnab!c Eddles with hosikin, buokikia ard
gt.s, feats, place. brides OF the uewef patterns,
fth dikebranch, guard, half guard and plain
It's, common brides, martingales and collars,
b sfortmen, of whips, plated Suwarrow ipurs,
lated and polnhed patent fpring airups, plain
'ssed disto, portmanteans, va'liaes and fadd's-
Iag., hoheman's caps, holRers and belts, fire
buckets, carriage, Wagon and cart harneis fur.
niGicd at thot notice. A fet Of near Erglih
gig harncis with plated mounting orfa.c.
~ B. O.ders will be atssadcd 70 with Punctu>
atty.
ADyiI rs enSs
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-11
lptbyoUcd ArabIe Lands
TOILET.

THE (ubfcriber is willing to ieafe,
for term of years, about 1900 acres Ct arabic
land, par, Of the Mount Vernon esfa:e.
Tie UNION FARM uatt contairs about
goo acres, and will be divided into thee tene-
merits, each of which will be Accommodated Win
dwelling houfe, quaIsers, ard fd4ticient 5an
room. The MEADOW, con aiming go or 70 acres
will be divided into three equal parts, one OF
which 70 be added to each tenement.
MUDDY HOLE FARM contains about 80
acres, is divided into Gx fields, has on 1t two
dwelling houfes, quarters barn ard corn houis'
and will be let to cue peTlon or divided into tive
lencments. as may be mo& (uissble.
PoGlTIiion to be given as foon az the growing
crops are removed, with liberty to the tenants TO
Feed in he autumn. For terms apply to the fDb-
fcrib.r or in his abf.nce to Nathaniel C. Hurter,
manager OH the efate. The above farms arc
from 7 TO 9 miles from Alexandria.
Bulhrod Warrington.
Mount Vernon, May Is. aw3w law
..sySz
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-11
FOR SAX.

4 vii! fell the leaie ofthe Still Houfe
Lot, being 9 years unsxpird--3 acres of L,nd
with fence shersso belonging witha water MEL
thereon erected, and all aud every OF the build
logs thereon. will alto leil the three fills WHICH
are let mp on fAd Lot; enc containing 80 gals,
one 10 and one Of rs galions one copper wa
ter boiler Of rz9 gallons, with all and every Of
the utenii's belonging to the Daillery buGncfs.
Any perfon wiihins TO purchafe tae 10, and mill,
will Pleass to make early application.
Ayo, for Rent,
A convenient frame WAREHOUSE, lsus,s
on King Asees.
Fars'aans Aarfeller.
Jsne..e. law.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-11

..., -, ~ ,,e.a,.;+bl.erral iafety by pregnsr
women Or o,arcscontainny in "a, weeknot aPai:
rle of mercury or any otA=r dangerous ihgfea
ever ard IS not accompanied witt that oFles mat
which attends the appeaeian Of fif , rsiesoies
For the cure Of every R1d OF hetd.aene
INDIAN VEGEr ALE sPEs!fil.
.Aiaie and fpeedy remedy fo the venefas aiieaie
"Anounce of prevention ,$sorth pound OIL c ' {.
Fnr III. prevention and cur .! bilious ana maaghdhI
fevfs,
is sREco,MsspED
DR.. HARMS ANffBHIIOus-PilL
Th. operation Of hefc pJ pefeefly 10 as 20 %
rfed with faety by peFion.n every nlus'ioi' a''u -
rysgs. a ca.s,o,.
They are erceeutly ,afptei to carry oil upcFilnous
bile, and prevent its rtbid eosct;ans Ito refofe ah9
amend the spoeeitc-roprocqte free pei29aton, ans
thereby rrcveat colds which oten at ended VIM
fatal confeqnences-a soe never ais &c en!ose c0''
taken OF is 6r apfarahe hey are l9'
renewing Ia bual Observation-Disclosures az tti' fomaen,,
and levere head ach lard cugnt 20 DC tAken oy IA.
perlons en- change climate.
a. Sold ikewife BY S. Ptsaja'sh,
Richmond /; EOS and Douglas, Peters
burg T. Oxen, EtederackJ5wgb 6.
Pwaie, sm;hfsld; NJ. Jones, MDos;;
DR.. Miller, Nmehsfer r. Greenhou.
Wlzljiam@ug; and 7. Shau, LesllMg
PFRkIN bkOT HERS
Have ruff received fetm france, and offer for
falr on nlodrrae terms,
A large allotment Of iingle and dou-
bic barreIled -Fowling Pieces:
Tdey haze a5o an ba01,
Seqarsin boxes Of hyperion qua
sl;tv, bIstk white a,d co'curel I.lt:itI Is, Ga.-
licces, Chttats and variety OF D>1 oOoh9~
which th5 VIII 'eii low.
unc y. 1away
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By nm, Prsfo1, faf Ms'fsr sft6t Lodgt If in.
tisai.r, naiag BY imnemsriaL ConfuHtiaa.
Tie hllt Amsri1an--t,om the tenth London
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FJW. Dollars Ke1OArd.
RAN AWAY from the fubcribcr
on the 18th Ct May, 1903, negro iran named
OSRORN:

/ He is about 5 feet or J inches high, .fout
.Asde; he formerly lived with Mr.. SIN Aber,
Of Alexandria as a"waiier. From his having cx-
preaed dehre to Wifi his relations about the
time ipufchafed hsm, | ara induced TO believe
he now, Is in the neighborhood OF Nanjemo),; bis
his mother ard filter ec property of Joteph Head,
both OF Charles coanfy, 9sse Ct Marylasd, The
clothes he took with him are nc. recollassei,, x
cept biae cailiner rsard- about, and wool hat,
which he loEetmesuita 20 wear an oil cloth
cover. 4 will give tie above reward for deliver.
Ing him TO Msirs. Samuel CroulGon and CO. il
A!esandria, OF thirty dollars for occurring kin in
any Jail IN Maryland OF Virginia, ard adv;ios
INC thereof thar may get h;m again.
WILLIAM DAWSON.
Winchester, June 2. raws
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T1i9s.ssILIoN's ESSENCE and EXTRAc1

fafe and eeaual remedy for govt, lhcumatiGm, PAL
fey fpsans brulles, pains in the face and neck, &c
sAnd has performed more the above complaints
than al he other medicines ever before made public
Fran DR.. Weatber6au,
WJtbs coHuty, Hygiaia.