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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-06
ADAM LYNN,
+ E w E L L E r.

Respectfully informs the public that
he has removed his thop below Royal itreetnext
door 20 VIM. oxley's Store where he offers for
fale an elegant afortment oflJewellfry. Silver
Plated, Japaned ard Fancy Goods; con6ting
ot--GoId Lockets, Rings, Bracelets, Ear Rings,
Seals, KeysxChains, &c. Silver Coffee Pots, Tea
Pots, Sugar Dishes, Cream Pets, Spoons, &c.
Plated Tea Sett, Gators, CandlelFicks, Cake
Baksts, Bottle Stands, sc. Jappaacd Tea t avs
in Sets, Waters, ard Urns. and great variety
of Fancy Goods, and an aGortment of Watches.
He has lately received direct from London,
Pearl. Pearl aid Topaz, Topaz Mourning and
Plaia, Ear Rings, Broa. hes. Pms, and Kings of
the lateif Falhions; Wa,ch Seals OF new pattern
ALTO an elegant aAotmen, of Ladies T'in,ng,,
confiling of large Spanglet Cords& TaE-ls, Fan,
cy Spangled; Nets, Beaded Gvmp, Gilt & Fancy
Sprays, Wreatbs, silk and Beaded Fancy Trim.
mings, Gilt SpangIed Loops and Buttons, G.lt
and Silves'd Slides, Spanged Pearls, Git ADD
Silver Buttons, Silk GirtEes, Patens Pearl Combs,
Crelcents, Rcfes, Egyptian Blood Stone and Fan
cy Necklaces, Bracelets, Ear Drops, Pate, Crcf.
Gents and Slides, Gold & Silver Lace, Cords and
Spanglcs, and number OF other articles.
Oct. 90. eotf.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-06

ELECTRICITY!

In P6RAIyTIc, & all nervous diseases
even mental arrangement and lois of use of limns
have been restored. GLANDULAR and other
JUNIORS, SCHRoPAuLous ULCERS, and While
SWELLING OF THE JoINrs, EXPLANATIONS of
the EYES, and OBsTRucrED VISIONS, DEAF
NESS and NoIsEs in III. EARS PEEIoDIcAL
JAMS in The head CURED. Benefits derived
tsom ELscTRicIrY are daily increasing, III
cases eludmg every other means. Ard should
SOME lste extraordinary relicfs in asthma, and
other, difeases Of the lungs be confirm :, its use
tuness must be extended to benefits hitherto nor
contemplated AS particulars accounts taken
il may be referred to and patients also.
Hours of Eiectrilyiag, from 9 TO IA A. NJ.
and 4 10 P. NJ.
Patent Perpendicular teeth Extractor.
By this means the long desired object of ex
traction is obtained, and the Gums aud law pre-
served from the common injuries. Apply to
c. DOUGLAS.
Lower End Of Prioce free,
Where a room is set apart for Electrical expe.
rimenks.
October g sav5~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-06
Laspds, and Nall Scat for
Sale.

In purluance OF Decree OF Fairfax
County Court, paGed atthci, lat kflion; will
p Guveiy fell On thr prtniies, on lhuriiay, the
Gosh CT Dec. DeAt, al IL O'clock tor the purpc1es
in the fad decree mentioned. The tract OF land,
on when Tie NAL of James and Daniel Douglas
lately Good in Faiitax county, near the mouth
OF Difficult Creek, toge,het with what remains
OF the fald mil. it contains 100 acres by fur
yey. The feat has always been cothdered asa
yauiabic one; 1t is abott enc mile below tie
Great Fails, and not more than half mile from
the Potomac. The ffeam slars: an conQant
a2o ding good LuppiY OF waie. at all ea.ons.
The improvements which ftlll,rmain are good
dwelling hopfe, kitchen and coope!s lhop, and
there are alto f7vcral lots we'll improved and in
I'd high fate of guilty: tion. One third of rho
amouht of the pnrehafe mutt be paid in hsod, one
third in twelve and the balance in eighteen
months from the day OF iale, and on he compile.
ton of the lat payment title will be made 10
the premiies under the decree above mentioned.
John Potts, CommtJFoner.
Oct. IS. eo3t IawsIaD eodf
or TIE prin'tr eft5t We@ngtes Federaba
at Way6mgfou, and Frederick To4ox Htralg, at
Frederick Tsqvz Mayyland, are ,egueNed 10 ba5li@
The aboVe once a avtfk aatatbe day eflak, and
forward f5tr aeeaass to tits sfee fer 3e1.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-06
THE SUBSCRIBERS

Have commenced the HATING buff
pei. in RE Store on Fairfax Street forncry oc-
ea by Patton end Butcher.
They have now on hand and offer for
iale al The moi reduced prices.
LADIES and GENTLEMEN'S hre & coafie
Hats Lsdies Boaes,s and Hat trimmings, sc.
and intend beng confaady fapPlisd with the
bcia articles in their line.
Country Merchants taFpI;ed with Hats BY
wholelale on. the mott reafonabls terms.
G. w. POLLOCK q Go.
Oaober so. e0sa
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-06
THE SUBSCRIBER
JtsJzing to remoue from this fate
ofers for lale the fnolloulg
PROPERTY-VIz
a MERCHANT MILL, newly

A MERCHANi MILL, HeWly
built, and completely fixed for both Merchant
and Country work; overlhot eighteen feet wa.
Ger wheels, four feethead double geer'd excel
lent Burrs, good country tones excellent bolt
ing cloths, and all other necefIes IN good order.
Lying in the county of fauquler. fate OF Yr-
GINA, on the head;wasers OF Rappahannoek known
By the name of Ferry rua aineverfaiing itieam,
centrical, and mott vacant htuation, having as
great, o, greater run Of cufom, as any mill
in the county, within I. miles OF the Blue Ridge,
being an excellent wheat county, the 4 ur Is
we'll known to pals equal to any nj the tate
and a. the same place tore houfc, complete
fnall dwelling honfe, fable, and other neceGary
houles. A Gaall Farm containing 100 acres un-
der .olerable cultivation, a5but acres OF ex-
celent meadow can be had near the SAID mill,
bandfome & conveniently hsuated place, room
for great improvement. SOB acres OF Land lying
in Culpepper County, on the main branch OF
RappaksnDock, within one mile Of said Merchant
Mil, the plantation under tolerable cultivation,
with Az excellent Mill feat on the faid river,
having NH which with little repairing can
be made able to do a conildcrabe country work.
A diaillery conffing OF three fills, and a large
boiler, together with all she neceaAies belonging
hareto. Four hundred acres oe leale hold land
in Fairfax manor, within few miles of fad
Merchant NJ II, convenient 70 as to sccoufno-
date the purehafer with tinbc5, to fCpply fad
Mil with bare! caves, ar d other ncceEaries.
Two ,houland acres of land lying IN Culpep.
FER coraty, under leafc Tor fhort and long terms,
the greater part of which will loon De clear OF
incumbrance, having frefh plantations, ,olerablc
young orchards under COCO cultivation.
The veil known itand occupied oy myiclf and
others formerly in the mercantile bohnefs at the
crofs roads, on the main mano: road, allowed TO
be equal TO any country Rand within The fate,
coniltng of we'll Cd lcula,ed Store Hosfe, ex-
cellent GianAry, Public Houfr, good Black
fmith fhop with tet Of tools. The purchaftr
can have in addition TO tholc improvements, about
1000 acres of lcafehoid land, for thycc lives fmal
rent with all the improvements, toerable dwell
ling, good nccefialy hoafes, excellent orchards,
good meadows, in good tanning order. All
The above mentioned property lies within ) miles
difance Of each othcr-wiii be fold altogether or
part, 70 as 10 fai; tie purcbaler, or purchaiers
fome cain in advance, Negroes in part. and long
credit on the balance. The terms will DC mace
eafy 70 foit the parties. If not fold imuedi-
stely part Of the mentioned Improvements will
be rented fol- imall term.
For terms apply to ne, hvns at III; Merchant
Mill.
ELIJAH ARNOLD.
Faa7uisy County, Pr.
faia Oct 7 1904.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-06
BEN IAMIN COOKE,
HAS RECEIVED,
And is now opening an aHor,msnt of
F ALL c. O Cd S,
MoNG WHICH ARE.

AMONG WHICH ARE,
Superfne and fecond Cloths, CAT
limeres Swanidown, Coaslngs, O.lean & Elaa,ck
Cloths, For.eA do. PLANES, kerieys, and Half
tbic5, lofe & Doff@ll Blankets; FIannels, worf-
ed, Cotton aod Silk Hodery /; Ladies Lace Caps,
Handkerch,efs and Sleeves Lace, Cambsick,
MrAin do d. do. Shawls, Spide, Weots, do.
Cr.abrick Muffin, Book do. India, d.. do. Silk
Piatf do. Vclvett, Silk and Cotton G;'dles, Ca
licoes, lChinszcs, Cames hair Shawls, Extra long
Silk and Walh leather gloves, Inih Linen, Cur
rahs, Tiokienbufgs, Hffiians, &c. &c,
A cafe of FASHIONABLE HATS.
Or. 90. dIweo7w.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-06
f @ r S Il L E.

The frame ROUSE and LOT in
which Thomas Williams. now lives on Prime.
between Pitt and Royal Rfeets. lnc.fc i, ihool5
not be fold a, private fale it Will Sc offered a,
public falc on Montay The 81 Dec. nett. II
terms apply to,
SAMUEL CRAIG.
October IT. zsw
DISTRICT OF COLUMPlA,
County oil Aiexsudria, 4.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-06
NEW HARDWARE STORE.
FINLEY s. LYNN,
Haze r<eeived per Slip Uait<d States fran
LIfVertool.

GENERAL AssoRTMENToF
4arduare, Bras and .7a6anned
Ware and Cutlery,
Which they offer for fale on very
moderate terms, Whplefaie and Retail, at their
Store, corner of Fairfax and Prince itrest,
a,ely occupied by Ricketts,. Newton q Go.
AMONG WHICH ARE,
Carpenters Tools,
Locks, Hinges, Bolts, Latcbes, Nails, Screws
Cabinet Furniture
Pla,ed and Timed Saddelry,
IapaaDea Tea Trays in Sets, SC.
Crates, Fsnders, Shovel s. ,ongs, and Iron
Coal Holds,
Plate Baskets, and plate Warmers,
Patent Steel Knives, Curriers' Knives,
Knives and Forks, Pen Knives, Scifiors
Racers,
Guns, pifols, Powder FlaAss, Shot Belts,
Flin,s,
Spades, Shovels, and Frying Pans,
Bar Iron, and Steel.
PATENT SHOT,
and a few pair Gilt Franc Pier Glaacs.
Ottoher II. d3seo.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-06
me / am, 1906.

County oil AiexapdFia, T.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-06
Land for Sale.

WEwjth toitll a tract of LAND containing
between |oar and Ave hundred acres, ffuated on
the Potomac, in Fairfax county, about 3 miles
from town, and adjoining General Thompion Ma
fonts This properly in point of elegance OF
fi,uation. is exceeded by none, and will be fold
low for lslh 81 on fhorr credit.
Walter S. Alexander,
John Luke,
For the heirs OF Phil. Alexander, deceafed
Apguat3 60.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-06
FALL GOODS.
CUTHBERT POWELL

Has received per thu United States, princiO,,
part of his FALL GOODS; the balance is daiI,
expected. He is now opening them at tn. S,o,.
three doors below tia, occupied by him hitherto
and ofrs them for Sale on moderate terms.
October 8. diw zwaaw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-06
Extraa from the Aa Of hscorborat'0S

Extraf7 from the Aa q IncOr3orat'o'
" And if any fubCcriber, his executors, 'd t
ni1rators or aG8ns, lhall TAIL to pay the ''''
cAisd fo by hlm, her or them, at the time a.
pointed for fuch payment, every fuch tha'e mn
be forfeited, and III the monies paid the'tuP''
for the utc OF the Company, ard the holder o.
holders OF such Clare OF flares, lhall n'dreoVe, W
liable for the remaining lums OF nc"sy, VIDE,
the fame fhall be called for by The PfsiIJent a,''
Directors; 70 be recovered by Them wheie ~
fam lnaii amount to twenty dollars and uP"''I''
by motion in any Court Of Record wl'hlo wv
Commonwealth, giving the holder or hoIoe'' y,
lca (hares, their executors or adminIitTafofs' ""
DAYS ootiee of fuch motion, and where TIE lO'
called fer be Iefs than twenty dollars, by Pe''''
or warrant as the caic may be-"
Alex. Ottober IS. za~o'
TT Mr.. Bowen, of Winchester; Mr.. Gi'sD5
Of Frederck6uyg AID Nix. Davis, OF klcDfn.G,
are reoueRci to MEET the above sdvefliiefSe"It
lheir reflective papers, twice week liz "''~
Alexandria Bank Shares
FOR sALE-appIy to
James Patton;
-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-06
lothian Pot, lun. plaiutl6.
AGAINST

- AN''"5 -CVf
lothian Pot, ion. pla'utl6
Mary Brown, widow, Ma.
ny Brown, Mugateg ia.
m,Gon and Jane Brown, pa C2ANCRRY.
filters and ccjeeHls OF
Samuei hlortgo, Blown,
decealtd,
I.(ga6ofh,
The faid d-.fcadsors, Mary Brown, fv'dov,l
and Mary Brown, Ma 5srrs Jaal,G5u, AID isas
Brown, noI having ensc5ed t5eie appcsrao.es, and
gwen fecu'ity, according 70 the rules Of HE
coor, ana II FPeaflug 70 the farstatlion CT Be-
conrt upon at iavit tha, t,ey are nor inha5itant,
OF this Jistl.ot; o m tioa Of The aid compia;a.
ant, by his couu(el--A u or6erse, nat the fad
dsf-ndsnts Dc appear he.G on the Grh dar Of Nov.
term nex,. a1d ~ i@er the comQIaiuants bill
and that copy OF shrs order, be i2rewi: infeaet
in both the p+blic newspapers pubijhed il Ibis
county, for seo n,onfh8 fuccsliycly, and that
another copy Be pilted at the front dooE the
court houlr Of The Gid county.
.{ceN--15f,
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= - = = = = - u o
Sept. IS. lawn
TO RENT OR LEASE,

A Mill, not long since built, on the
North Gdc of the Rspahanoock River at The
Falls, just above the towns of Fredericksburg
and Falmouth, in fine wheat ana corn country,
She has at ptefent o6e pair Of fones for wheat
and one pair for corn. with Kiln annexed. Tx
corn stones will be taken out and replaced with
pair fo, wheat if desired, and any thing clss
donesthat may be necessary to make her complete
ly manufacturing mill. There is on the pr"
misses a convenient hou(- for Miller with iInall
fvnily. The terms will be reaioOaole. For
further particular apply to
Robt. Dunbar.
Falmouth Virginia Oct. ~. zaw3~t,
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.snzzzsxxss 11Mzszzz<seaNs
--------------------
CATIONS.
Nd FOR SALE BY,
7NEDY, Sen.
King: Street.
raj WahiAgto n
Innate ard Soil of the

...-,s orks Of Col. Humphreys,
sos Df. Darwin. S Vol. Calf Giit,
,of Lorenzo dc Medicis, do. do.
ry OF the Wsxtord lnfurrecsion,
Strit9ares in tie .Urtthrs,
Surgical observations,
entry, 8 Vol.
economy OF Nature,
Chemical Eaays,
ilofoPhy,
Correspondence,
son J-Ferfon's Notes on Virginia
,ftory Nos. IS, and 70. 3
70. co
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-08
HUeniLe EaucQtlun.

]. OGILVIE takes this opportunitl
to intimate that the midsummer holidays in his
school viii expire about the 18th of August Hewi!l
continue 10 teaSh Grammar, Arithmetic, Ceocra-
ply Execution. Geometry. History, Political Eco
nomy, Natural and Moral Philosophy. with due
attention as his pupils become prepared 10 the
principles of CriuCism al Coniposuicn The
young gen lemen who recently composed his &C..
Nor class having finished the Studies in which
they were engaged, have wi,hd, avn from his
achool. He viii therefore be prepared 10 receive
from twelve 70 fifteen additional pupils youths
from fourteen 10 sixteen years OF age who NAV
have attained tolerable acquaintance with the
elements Of literature, would be most acceprab,e
to MIN, because most likely to b. substantially
and permanently benefited by the course of in.
srufion he has adopted Young men Of more
advanced 'ears, whose opportunities for mental
improvement, at an early period of heir lives
m ~ nave been peculiarly scanty, or unfavoratle,
and such as may be DESTROYS 70 qualify themselves
TOR becoming instructors Of youth. would Droba
bly, reap considerable benefits from spending one
or two years III this seminary Whilst he can
win perfe4 sincerity, declare liis willingness 10
afford Young men who are really desirous to ac-
qciie information and are II the same tine dis
sed 70 observe the inviolabe rules of Accidental
regularity arc decorum. every assistance and en-.
couragement IN the prosecution OF their studies
VIII" nc % Yuatiileb 10 OeS'DW lie W15neB 10
have it distinctly understood that such as may
have unfortunately acquired in7eterate habits Of
slothfulness and dissipation, could scarcely seea
school where such habits will encounter more
decided visilant and probably painful countecac.
ton y O's. charge f.r tuition will he ffydol
lars per auuum for iuslTuc'ion in the different
departments Of science, and forty dollars for m.
s'rudion in the different branches of elementary
literature. NE proposes 10 teach The Zee for tut
uon .ob paid quarterly and in advance.
n. b. }. Ogiivie wishes 10 receive four Of his
3pp0r pupils as boarlers on terms. which ~, be
made known to parents on application to him by
letter or otherwise
Iuy 2Th. 1903
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-08

SOLOMON Dawson and Isaac Cox, Of Kent
county, (Delaware) have invented machine,
that takes of the heads Of wheat, rye and barley,
without losing the scattered grains, m its ripcst
state 1t promises to be one Of the greatest inven-
tons ever yet discovered in agricultural improve
ments, as its utility tends greatly 70 curtai the
pense and labor Of the farmer, save abuHdandy
more Of his grain, and improves the land - The
Inventors have not had full opportunity, this
harvest 20 observe and correa tho imperle6,ions
(naiurailv attendant on all new inventions) so as
TO make IL entirely complete--bu, as it will equal
" apply TO the taking Oh the heads o. clover, they
expect by the time the seed is ripe to be able 10
satisfy any person DESTROYS 70 promote imprve-
meutin agriculture. who will find il answers eve.
" end contemplated.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-08
II IRT and QUITO -2TE,

Grocers and Commission NHrchanis,
IN the store lately occupied bv Mr. BouLToN,
opposite 1fr peasants Printiry Office,
M AIN SIT BT, RICHM OND.
z sspEc1FULLY iu1~n, Their friends ana f5e
Pa5he' tbat tbey bage laid IN a gcaerai ass,rt-
;.enf q GRocERlr5 and LIouoRs i tbe frst qua
Titles, erbi b tbey are selling very lou for ready mo-
ney or p'0GUce at cash prices
Also. S,i"en's Ware, Prtent Sbot. Ctr tozuder,
Lrdtyo Ge. sc and Hdye's P6aaaelpb;a bnrfled
Porter Ct ,g5icb fbey bare Constant srbey, BY roe
dozen or single bottle
They bave for SAFE on Commission. Cur
NAILS (j'oai 81 to ID by tbe cast ar small quap-
n'eS also, PEACH BRANDY ~ RE barrel, and a
pair Of CoLooNE M1ELsToNKs, feet IL IN.
.fngVst g. 1904
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-08

The jury summoned, by the Coroner Of
the city of New York, to enquire into the
cause Of the melancholy death of General
HAMILTON, have not yet agreed to their
verdict. 1t is stated in the New York Dali
~ Advertiser of Saturday, the 23th ult.
that Mr.. NJ. l.. Davis, and hoatman be-
longing to the office of the Morning Chro-
nic.e, were on Tuesday last, committed
to Brideweli by the Coroner-thc former
for refusing, after having sworn, to answer
the questions put 10 bin as witness
the latter for refusing to swear
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-08

81 Mrs MEOW. wife of Lewis MEOW,
here ofore Taylor At Cape Francois, now in
Charleston. has lately been informed that her said
husband was not rnassa-red at the Cape, as she
supposed, but had made his escape in some YES
sci TO one of the northern states this is 70 inform
him should he be sill living. thar his wife and
daughter are in this city, and are anxiousIy wait
ing to hear some tidings Of him The printers
of papers in the northern sta.es viii oblige an IN.
fortunate woman, by giving this notice place
once or twice in their publications.
(Cba,iesioH rap
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-08
Land for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sac. that valnaIIe
TRAcT or LAND Nate The property Of
Mr.. William Clarke of Powhatan) situated in the
county of amherst, on the waters of DrcIhII
creek and within three miles ofthe growing town
of Lyncnbnrg This ,raa contains about 400 a.
cres only 5o acres of which IS cleared, entirely
fresh, and under a most excel ent enclosure The
remainder Is heavily tn'bered and its soil equal jf
otsuPerior 10 any high land in the neighbo,hood.
The subscriber conceves it totally unnecessary 10
say more as to the advantages attached to this
properly as he presunes those who may wish 70
purchase will view the premises and Judge for
themselves One half The purchase money WILDE
required when possession is gwen, and twelve
months credit on the balance. Bond with aDpro.
we'd security viii be demanded of the purchaser.
when an ndeieasD'e tide in fee simple will be
made shall be in Lynohburg on Saturday the
ooh current, at which tine any person disposed
to purchase can apply-in the nean time Mr..
Hanslord who rents the land will be kind enough
to shew the premises
JAMES CLARKE. Tr.
Manchester, 5h Aug 1904 9.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-08

invented machine 6r inaEiE,.v ails upon
construction.
1t is said that this machine cuts the nail,
places 1t in die, closes a vice on II, heads
1t by the action of the hammers, and dis.
charges 1t by means of machinery. II is
also further added that a boy can make,
with this engine, from thirty to fifty pounds
of nails per hour.
We are informed that this machine is
now actually at work near Bordenton.
(.4urorc.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-08
Extract ofa letter, dated

bVHDEhUHi JUIIG %
suppose, ere now, you have heard
OF Bonaparte being declared emperor.
: here has been great rejoicings Ill over
France in consequence. Upwards of 200
gun-boa's have left this port to join the
main body al BouIogne, and preparations
for the invasion of England so on with
great alacrity.
" Tobacco in great demand, at liz l-2
llvres per cwt.
"The Julia Calvert, for Norfolk, will
sail about the 22d." (I'Ak. natter.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-08
TO DAIRY WOMEN.

To prevent your cheese having a ran.
cid, nauseous favor, put about one table
spoonful of salt to each gallon of milk
when taken from the cows in the evening,
Tor the cheese to DE made the next day /;
put the salt at the bottom of the vessel that
is To receive the milk; 1t will increase
the curd, and prevent the milk from grow.
ing sour or putrid the hottest nights in
summer.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-08

AS some gentlemen were amusing themselves
on Monday afternoon, on Long Island, in firing
at a mark, the pistol Of one, while in the aa Of
raising it, went of, and lodged the ball in his foot
The accident is rendered singular from the ball
entering into the foot near an inch and half, Z,
the stocking which was If silk. not being in the
snialles. degree fractured " 4. Nor Cbyo
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-08

The Philadelphia Gazette of the ist
inst. says-IVe are informed, that Col.
Monroe, at presnt minister at the British
court, has been appointed by the president,
governor OF Louisiana. Whether true or
not we caunot say.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-08

From KnorviEc, { 7enncssec,) July %.
This forenoon the legislature of this
state, by the u1ruimous vote OF both branch
es, passed The a:t, ratifying tne amend.
ment proposed to the Constitution Of the
United States.
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We understand that the Rev. 3. Allison
Of Bordenton, New Jersey, aud Mr.. Rich
ard French Of that neighborhood, have
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coMMuN1cATtoN FROM rHE BANK.
The French traders in the Borough, are parti
cuary cautioned in the receipt of 100 bills Of the
oIhce OF Discount and Deposit of BALTIMORE,
great number of which are in circulation; and
there are strong grounds 10 suspect the vilainous
attempts at passing, will be on those who are
least likely to detect Them
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Departed this life, suddenly, on Sunday
night last, Doctor ASHLEY ADAMS, for
many years respectable inhabi.ant of
Petersburg-Dr A. had not enjoyed per-
iect health for some time past, but was
well enough to move about and attend to
his business-he ret.tG;i TO rest, as usual,
on Sunday night, and Monday morning
was found dead.
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M ARPIED-On Thursday the Cd inst Mr..
HENRY ). SHORE, of this cisy. to the ama-
be and much ACCOMPLISHED Miss CATH ARING
WINSTON, daughter of Col VIM .. VIM
ston, of the county OF Hanover