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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-30

sral, has drasn up approximation OF this bu6.
oeis. and forwarded il to Mr.. Mrty. the En-.
glifb ambsaador, now at Philadelphia."
We ihould fuppofe this paragraph to have
been written by the Engifh Confal GsnerA
himiclf; At any rate the intimacy which fubiiRs
between this gentleman and Mr.. Lang, pre-.
ciudes all doubt of its corsetfnris.
do not pretend to know 10 what the claim
Of the reclptu'ed Engcnix will rcfult. bat msy
fafcly fay thar il exhibits as clear and indifpu,a-
be cafe Of grofs iafult as che annals Of Brith
naval infole,ce can fumifh. Brisiih fhips inirit
oar harbor, csptore our vefIcls in our own vat
eu, and when re-captssed by the proweis aud
ingenuity of our own tars. we are pfoiecu,cd Ia
our own,cosru! Caixsn.
AoguR sc.--By one OF the sen,lenen Who
arrived here in the ihip Protector from Cet,s the
following additional information refpeStioe the
action between a past Of The. fquadron under the
command of Lord Mellon, ind detachment oi
the french Toalon fleet, has been received al
Philadelphia
!, 90 the z3d of Msy. three Britifh hip,
of the line attacked fort at fnail dieancc
from Toulon this daring conduct induced the
French admiral 20 detach s fail of the linc and
friga,e 10 PuIiuu Of them. After the Britiih
ihips had deceived them fairly out Of port, aud
had eol,en them TO fui,able diasnce from ihs
ihore they engaged the headmca fhips Of the
French Hect. ard continued lighting until duls
when three additional fhips, belonging TO Lord
Melons Aset, hove in fight, and paiI:d between
the ihore and the fcrn- mott Of the Frencl
fhip'.
| !" In this G,ua,ion were the two Hces wher
| our informant padrd them. The wind was thcr
blowing 10 hard from off the fhore land con,in
ucd 70 for two daysj thar there was 90 pofibili,,
OF the Freoch aeet te,ornirg TO Touion. Tn
action comurnccd about o'clock P. M
aud il 10 foppofed that ill the iAips were engage,
10 the middle of the night, As very heavy frin,
waa then heard. The rsiult Of this coreitl h,
WA unable to learn
| Brfj@ Iajs!tses.-Wt deem i, an inspcri
ous duty 10 call the attention of the public I,
the iniutershle brutality with xhich the pec
pie belongire 10 the American brig CsmiIIu
were treated, by 1t. Sutton Of hii Britaon;
Mjeay's armed fchf. Le Clair. The captain
mace. crew. of the brig, were feired and isksr
on board the BsiGih veir.l. where provoking 4
selatr) an American ieaman was tied Up an,
fogged, bccsoie ne would net confen1 10 6eh
provided they met F,each priva,eer. And
sppean thar this internal basbsIity was inAide,
with uncommon iniolcnce and feveri,y. Now
fellow citizens, what apology can the Ryai For
'ios bring forward to quality chi, national out
rage s-What will they FAY in behalf Of thei
darling Premier, towards whom they manifcf
fuch fervilc obedience and traitesous himare
Doshey believe, that when rhe Bntifh treat,
wss hencd, il was bill OF fale of the Ltirn NJ
well as igkrs6 Of the United Sta,est Thefc inand
er blockade our ports. they uumsn our vefIcl.
they dog our brave fars, and yet fome fcditiou,
editors will tell Us il 10 our charter
10" ngfrof, ser eSxrof. rene 10 gcod.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-30
10 Take Notice.

MILL be leafed out at Public Vendue, ON
wv Tueidsy, the asih day ofSeptember, at
the hooie of EiisAtetb D1yfse. on the premiiess
at two OF the clock, p. M. that beautiful
and plcsisnt place. late the properly of Oiiv<r
D"ytst, Efq. misunderstanding ISL acres of
excellent land, with convenient two fery
dwelling houie, new crib, an excellent we'll OF
water, and fine young orchard. Said place
~ill be lesied for two or three years, and 10 one
Of the plesfantea places on the i1snd. Alfo. will
be fold at faid Vendue, fundry articles of houfe-
hold furniture, farming uieoils. and iome live
Rock. u not Pfevioony difpofed Of At private
iale.-Conditions Of faie, and lcaic, 10 be made
known At ihe time and place.
KIN ELIZABETH DGRFEE.
MidS<'sres, Asg.S ao. 1900.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-30

MARRTEDl-At. North KingAcwn. the
roth inf. bv the Rev. Mr.. Northuc. Mr.. JsR-
sMiAH CHApssy, 10 Mih AvIs WHirMANs
eldcR dsuehters.l M. George Whitmsn..
:, In this town ny the Rev. Mr.. Dehon, Mrs
THonAs Posria, Of Warren tOhiol to Mrs~
ELIZA CosIy. ftr8
. On SUNDAY evening lao. by the Rev. Mr..
Bradley. Mr.. CHARLss Coo cEsHALL, to Mits
HANNAH DiLLikoHAM.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-30
A letter from Aux Caycs, to a gentlcna

A letter from Aux Cayes, to gentleman
10 Baltimore. dated July IS. FAY, I" This will
ferye TO inform yoo, that the Engliih Admi-
raj who has communication with the Negroes of
this ifsod. has put it ioto the head Of Gen. Def.
falines, to cauft himfelf TO be proclaimed EN-.
Pslos OF HAYrI."--sod he 10 to be crowned
in 4 few days at Port-su Prince"
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-30
TIE current rfpcrf at LijBon sbe lar
y July sUas, that Har svonld /aOn take
place spifb England and SPAN.

Tie american Coyjaiisormsd Capt.
Conkin, of fbs Jbip OEVs, arriced at
Nsso-7ork on Saturday night from ST..
Peferl6urgb, that fbs Emperor Of RaNa
spas particularly friendly TO fbe Amsri-
cans, and thar the Emperor bad inter
eedsd zyifb the 7ripohfans for the ref
fOrafioa sffbs ereav Of tbs trigate Pbila.
dslpbia, no7O liz eaptvify.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-30

90 Correeaor. . in anf~cr TO pretended
Mrchanic," in the lsa Mercury, 10 unavoid-
shy defe,r-d ill our next.
CIR Fs, ddUe'fJfmnfs. fee Ssptkmssr.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-30

Americans no more think cf giving up
their Republic after the example Of France. than
England did OF giving up the Reformation be-
cnufe the French expelled The pro,eRanvs. We
are a, independent Of France as we are Of Great
Britain. S. Rsf.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-30

AIeuer. dated fsipoli, 9Th Of April. men,
tions that the crew Of the Ph,lsdeIphis were 10
good health, that the officers had received per.
miaiou 10 ride occasionally in the country, &C.
companied by Dngcrmsn bst they vere not
allowed to yiGt the ConfalsS
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-30

A gentleman Of New York. Killed . large
Rat,iefoske on the fIa ina. 10 the Jerfeys; and
on opening !, he found large rat. perfectly
whole, the circomference of the whole body
wac nearly doodle that Of the fnske, and to al
appearance moR have been fwallowed alive.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-30

y tbs aees6ion Of Lowfana, that be can
nat ratjy it in its prsIsnf 9ats," and on
the ST. inf. bepeftivsiy declined IL, and
this zOiH probably be the fyya account Of
ii s0bieb aviN reach fbs United Ssd,ss.
IbeiisVs l am The only Psylop IL Cadiz
acquainted a0ifb tbi, eireumeapes."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-30

JUST received, variety Of DunRsblc, Chip
j and Leghorn Bonnets, and Gipley Hats
90 the moR reaionablc tcfms--By
3tta q e, VIM. c. BAEN.
N. B. Silk Gloves. 60. per psir--Alfo. a
variety OF Engih GOODS, as ufsaI--C6septI,
ibds ,qvy.
Newport. Avgua r9. 1904
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-30
From SUMA7RA.

BY Capt. Ha@eH, age haze inteiG-
yenes Of The Engg6 taking pa0sGon Of
fbe part and tO10n Of Maea (Sumatra)
witb a force eonGaing Of aBib yfao
guns, one of I6, one sf8, one ef6, and
one Of 4, and beteOeen three and jsxr
hundred Seypoys, after an ot7ion ef FIX
bours, in 10bifb The Maiays lot So men,
and tbs EngG@ 40. This soas on THE
I4tb Of Aprh
Exfraa efa letter from a gentleman in
Spain, to bis eorrelpondent in Pbiia-
deipbia, dated Cadiz, JuneI IL.
Ibavs nozO the piealure TO addref
yeu for tbe lat time prsvioy to my de.
pa,1ure from Europe.
The Convention bas Vsni@sd-
Cavalas baf rgfa'sd TO rafJy IL; ar be
/ays that &C sireuwqaness are 10 ALTERED
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-09
TIE Celebrated English Stallion,

I. the property Of his grace the Duke of
~ Bedford, aud sire of Spectator, Tarantula,
Jenny spinner Creeper Phenix, Hospitality, sc:
viii stand the ensuing season, near Farmv,ile. at
len CWneas and i Dollar to the groom for each
mare. The season will commence the FIRST day
OF H'arch next and end the LIST day of August fol-
lowing; extensive pasturage of superior oIaIi,y
WIZ be furnished gratis and the greatest attention
paid bus no responsibility for accidents or escapes
he money VIII he expected for the season of sucb
mares rs are pas'ured before thev are removed.
and notes sem with those that are no. TO he left
w'th the horse, pay abe the lsi of August next.
Apply 10 RICHARD KNOWLES.
Agent for John Randolph.
Bizarre, Jan. 16, 1904 within
=. >. farmville IS miles below Prince Edward
courthouse, and S. from Gainesville. Mares fed
if required
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-09
AHH-D!!:14s Patent Pix.
Ec.Ea
LEES

Genuine NiHd5GD5 Bj1ioYS piXr,
ttP aktD oy SAMUEL Lee, Jun OF ,yiud-
=, nam, ~ me state OF Connsctieut for which
diieovery nc obtained a Patent igned nv tLe p,.-
iosnJ Of the United States, April 30, 1906. a.
grseahle To an : g OF Congress
The nnmerousp ahng impodtions upon ,he rub
ieJ and ifsfeusnt % remarkable cures never rr,t.
YET certified bv ieigned name. or by perCon, un'
sc1a3inted w'.h the nature OF Gilesfe. ard the e.
lect oil particular medicine render il dtfeu, IN do
lohiee TO the rubiie, 10 Offering Cuii,ient motives
TO make 'r'al OF the virtues Of this invaluable me.
dicins. wt5u
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-09
DR.. 2 AWSON's
Hc5 Ointment.

HIS Ointment has a remarkable aCcerdancv o.
vsr every other competition heretofore dr.o.
vereJ for cleaning and Identifying the KIN.
FimPie' aud al kinds of Eruptions on ,he f.ce
ana eiewnere> and Cutaueous diGeWpcrs oil a!rnoh
every Lind are radically cured by th,s Ointmen,.
e"ieS the Itch in mort time " ith falely. aud
eaie. ~ ~"O
Tn" Ointment is very agreeable in fmell, it
ieeVe' the KIN imooth and beautiiul, and may &C
al tines and ON all oecshons be uied agteeabty to
uree.,0nf without IN the ssit endauger,ng the
patients hcath.-price AZ cents box.
1yce'S Ditto, price SO cents.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-09
ADMIRAL NELSON.

= IGHT years old last SPRING, i beautiful well
- formed brown bay horse, imported last fall by
William LighJfoot, Esq and now his property,
hltgen hands three inches ana half high, fun OF
strength health and vigor. and inferior to no
horse either for speed or bottom of fine bone
ans muscle and unequacd activity VIII stand
~ my stables this season. in PowhaJan county ,
20 miles above Richmond. on James river, and
will be lat TO mares at Three Guiueas the leap
p7id down, and SIX the season, with is 81 10 the
groom but the season may he discharged by the
payment Of 90 dollar on or before the 1sr ovem-
b@r. The season will emu lst August. Good and
extensive pastures gratis, and servants found
while attending their mares. No responsibility
TOR Involuntary escapes or accidents.
Ihis horse has MOI nun many races, bur his per
fornances Will sufficiently Justify the opinion CT
Lord GrosveHor and mis- son. who certify thar they
considered him tie bes three year old in En-
gland, which may DC seen undcI tl,eir hands and
seals
In OAober 1898. at New-Market, lie won
sweepstakes of 400 suineas, ID subscribers at
200 giineas each, half forfeit, colts carving
stone SID. allies stone. beating SIR Harry, Mr.
Cookson $ b. c. by Sir Peter, Mr. Peirin's b c.
Iouug Javeiin. Sir Frances Sta 1dishs ch Split
Pigeon to 4 agaiRs5 Admiral Nelson, 7 to 4
AGAINST Sir Harry, to i against Split Pigeon,
ana 10 To / against Young Javelin.
In 1900 he won . sweepstakes Of 1000 puineas
IA subscribers at 300 guineas each. beating Lord
fsremonr's c. by Preceptor, Gu, Of Bob Tail,
Mr.. PERKINS, b. C Jsven, aad Mr. Goldnr's
Boosters TO l on Admiral Nelson. In 1900,
he got So much injured in his practice that he do
not come on the turf again until 1903, when lie
won purse Of & Sc. 4mile heats. beating seyc.
rai hns hoisss-Sec Sporting Magazine for this
year.
PEDIC GREE.
ADMIRAL NELSON was bred by Lord
Grosvenor, got by John Bull. and foaled in 1895
his dam Olivia. by Justice; her dam Cypher by
Squirrel ont Of Fr'hbe's dam. BY Regalus.-See
Supplement to the Sud Book. page 81.
JOHN HARRIS.
". y. Notes for the sin guineas must be sent
with the mares. w5m
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-09
FOR 3HLH,
BY Edward HaWqm,

At his Grocery Store, opposite the Swan Tavern
5000 We excellent Salt Petred Bacon.
1902 WI of prime Butter.
Parent Shot, by the bag or 100
Madeira Tenerfe and Sherry Wines.
Antgla, Jamaica aud Eew-Engl2nd Rum.
9 gniac Brandy and Whiskey
Philadelphia Porter, by the bbl. 3 doz. each.
Coffee By the bag-Moasses by the hid.
Loaf 2; brown Suglr--Iyscn z Imperial Teas.
9 by IL aud 10 b. - Window Class.
Bar Iron I-ish Potatoes. &c
The above articles will be sold low for ready pay
april %, 1891. W.T.
Ahair II .Ne7O- England NULRS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-09
Genuine dramatic PHSTF

For the Teeth and seurgy ia the Gums Prrp,red
oniy by J. THOMPSON, New ondon, Con.
ne6ticut.
'sHE only Medicine in the wod that will with
iaety, cafe and certainly, cure the Scurvy IN
the Teeth and Gam. This P4R= eleanses the
Ieeth and Pu.i1sS the Gums vi asy fcu!nels, oc
aeid cofronve humour'ii' braees and arengthens
the fbres of the Gums 60 taa. ti,ev adb,rs clor,
TO the Teeth it l,kewife mako -. Teeth so,e,r
while and beautiful, and take Of b difagreeab,e
i'e',. from the breath, which .ener4..y affs rom
Soorbu5ic Gums anC bad Teeth. TIE Public are
cautioned to be OF ther guard agsiuA purcIafia-
'purious had OF Pace, made by one s. n. p Lee,
OF New-Londcn; b,S fpusious knd is OF dr.
brown colour ~ rough tin Boxes. The geupfne
KIND is ot lively red colour Va led, peyg.er Ok.
es, and each direction paper Ggnedhy :. TLomo.
ION the only PtoPr'e.oJ in h. own hand =, ..Ds.
Where ALTO may be had
" PANSOM's
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-09
THE sUescrIBeR IS YET DESTROYS &c SELL
Valuable TraEt of Land.

LYing IN the upper end Of Powha,an county, on
both sides Of Deep creek, being u milePfron
CAr'ersv'ile, from Appomattox river, less than
one from ihe great Buckingham road aud ~ from
Manchester.
The county is well regulated in its police and
sociable in the manners Of its Inhabitants.
To ,hess local advantages may be added thar
the soil IS fertile and well adapted 70 the culture
OF To0acco, Grain and Grass. The mansion
place is healthy, win dwelling houses and other
Offices TO Accommodate large family.
IL IS supposed TO contain about 1900 acres, of
which 800 are valuable low grounds 100 reclaim
od tor cultivation aud the rest under heavy timber
Little more need be SAID 70 those inclined TO
posses landed estate Of easy access to Rich
rnon1 and Petersburg b. the Turnpike and Ma.
vigatiou.
Thj, land viii be laid or in . or 9 convenient
los, and offered TO pSblic sale 90 Powha,an May
CouTy, beng the 10Th, az - O'Clock; Tor I.4th
payable at Christmas next, when possession y 80
be given, and the remainder iu equal annual paw
ments to carry interest," fro ths time % posses.
sion, with approved personal and real security.
The laudara proposed allotment will be sEe,yn
~ Mr. D@1.d Aiaxccy on the premises.
WILLIAM MAYO.
Ienric0, sJareh 18th, 1901. wtds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-09
s r A G. z


BETJyEEN Rl"HHOWD a. c7.t7rv7o,1
a LINE of5TACES viii Commence ,nr,,.-
\ between Richmond and Seauuton on ,bs
lo'h lnsta"t--Ihs stage viii leave kicb,pond ..
very wednesday a. O'Clock IN the rroroi,,,. ard
aT've at Staunten ON Friday by noc1-leave
stanton every Saturday AZ s o'clock in line
nnods g. anu arrive at N'''mo"a o" Monday by
rare TOR passengers, dollars.
Way passengers cents a mile.
Richmond, April Il, 1901. w6t
III a curt he'd Jar WaSliHrI5H cou1,,,.16
@om day n hqrch, 1904.
No'er5 Craig' Complainant.o
John M'Means 2nd Sarah bis wife, CJogc,tg.
Defendants.
HE defendants ne, having entered their an.
peaaHcc and giyen security ACE ding % ihc
ad OF assembly and the rules Of this ,o,,-t. and
u"FP-""nS to the satisfaction Of the couif -l.at
De- are not inhabitants OF thc commonwealth Of
/ Virginia On the motion of the Complainant 1y
ha counsel, IL 10 o,lCct, that the said defend.
ants do appear he,eou tire i!irj TUESDAY io ]. w
( mex and m.s@crtnc bdl OF the Complainant. aI.I
thar copy of this order be inserts. in sg,.ef.,-
Idc newspaper published IN ths STATE for ,y,o
months succc-srely ard posted 40 the from, doo,I
| 81 che Courthouse Of tns said county.
Te.,e.
DAVID CAMPBELL, d.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-09

ky-/iue cents the hrSE time three dollars for
three IveekS C times) ; and for eUery add
siordf insertion thirty-ihree cents. Long ones
IN the same frohortioh--unlcsS a sheciai c. on
tract be made BY the year.
NNTHEREAS the extraordinary losses
wv Ly Fire, which have taken place,
particularly the late Fire at Norfolk, which
is believed to have been more extensive
and injurious than any one which has ever
happened in America, and by the payment
of which, and 10 comply with the acts of
Incorporation OF the Mutual Assurance
Society against Fire on Buildings of The
State OF Virginia, il becomes necessary
and eXpedient in the opinion Of the Board
of Directors of the said society, to reple-
nish the Funds, and that Z separLition a.
mong the whole of the persons insured,
previous to the wenty-thrd day of Fe-
bruary last, shall be made.-That the
Members of the said Society should pay
their Quotas agreeably TO the acts of the
General Assembly, and the Constitution,
Rules and Regulations made in pursuance
thereof. Each Individual whose proper
" is insured as aforesaid, is hereby NoTI-
FLED and REQUIRED to PAY each his res
pecGve QUoTA-that is, the sum of one
hundred dollars OF every hundred dollars
ef his premium and tax on his respective
buildings, and in That ratio-or in other
words, full Quota; to wit the sum as
expressed in each policy which payment
is TO be made 10 the Cashier General OF
the said society (Mr. William WesO at
Richmond, on OF before the first day of
August next.
The payment hereby required, when
made, will reinstate the Funds again, ac-
cording 10 the intention of the said acts
and the principles of the institution and
1t is no small consolation to say with truth,
that the society will thereby be enabled
to meet any future accident as fully as if
no loss had ever been sustained by it.
IL is unnecessary TO enlarge on the ne
cessity of payment being made pointedy
to the day. Prudence, justice and huma-
nifty, all calling loud for puuctuGlity, par
ticularly, when it is recolle6ted that the
ACT of Incorporation has the FOLLOWING
ciause:--" Whensoeverany person or per-
sons shall neglect 10 pay such quotas, the
assurance 10 him made, shall cease and
discontinue from the day on which they
become due, until paid" IN addition To
which, compulsory means, may also be
rcsorted to, which will he expensive to the
insurers, and painful 10 the direction.
Il is worthy the attention or all interest
ed TO rcCollcct, tina; as the exact amount
of every persons Quota, is stated in his
policy, he can be at no loss to understands
precisely the sum now called for by the
present rcqusit,on.
w. FOUSHEE, President NJ. AS.
Richmond, General Office OF Ash
surance, 23rd April 8o4. WI
~ The hr:atersiu mis- state are request
cd TO insert the G6oVe in their reshectiUe ha.
fers.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-09
DR. Z AWSON's
n 0ym .PozOdeys.

Medicine which for efficacy and rafo,s in i,s
"a operation hards unrivsiled The mon au-
thentie proofs and refpeasbis autr critics of its AZ
t"nithins virtues and furpriliug cie q in extreme
and alarming cafes OF Worms, p,ay be Geen at the
places OF ialc. Price SO cents package.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-09

Anti- Bilious and Sfomacbic BHfsrs,
Prepared by Thomas II. eAwfou. New Lon.
don Member Of the Connecticut Medical sccisty,
Tor which dilcovery he ob,sined Pstent. Ggned
by tho PRECEDENT OF the United Stares, fuiy a4,h.
1901, agreeahly 70 an A6t Of congfsls.
'dE eelcbt,g and demand Ter ihere pifers
4 and unioli5i,ed letters and certifsste, ofthcir
angular virtues and effects, az we'll rom eminent
Phyhetans others Of the frA reCpeG ability.
daily received BY the Pltsntee, from all part, OF
The unionI proves them ezucrimcrtaIly the urea.
ten ducovcry ever YET made % the healing art.
The following arc iome Of the MOE prominent
complaints in which thefe Bi;ters are efieaeiou..
and 70 universally admired, VIZ.
Ibd'5 clhony Dgientsrie',
Debility, Gravel.
Se7d seheI Drop6es,
Lowuels Of fpir,s, Worms,
Bilious g. nPlaintG Agues,
/ lauadieS Rheumstifms,
/ Female complaints
'"o al thst traio Of complicated complaints 70
''hiinoh III ths tall aud fPring feslons.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-09
Iaas received direct from the Pafenfee'S ana
for Sale by
SHfP.4RD g LUCKE, RreHmoND,
The following Valuable
Family Medicines,

which ;Eey afe also forwarding 20 the following
persons, VIZ.
VUgi1fa.--1 homas II. Walton, Gainesville 4;
Thomas Wyatt, Ly1chburg John Gillian 8, Co.
Cumberland; Thomas Miller, Bedford Moses
Norris, Columbia; Samuel Shelton 4 Co War
zen Iachar'dh Hall, Fowhatar John Peyton,
Millions Isaac Carutherst- Co. Lexington BENZ.
K Christopher Morris Stanton Richard Ban
Kin, Augusta Jennings Cap Peter Crawford,
louisa Henry II. Dickinson, Car6jne Robert
WarDm'ou, Williamsburg; Barclay Z. Barclay.
hyletts Warehouse Capt. Lewis Booker, h sex.
No,tb Carolmo.-Maior James Vaughan, Wi.
lansboro gin; Norwoo1 < blackwell, Granville,
Thomas Webb, ditto.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-09
BANK BILL.

VIE a6l passed BY the General Assemble of
Virginia, for establishing a Bank in The c..
OF Richmond, is just published and for Sale =,
this Office. ~ PUG ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-09
Dr.. RAWSON's
Patent Anh-BJ!ioQs Pills, orr Family
PbyEc.

T'HEsE Pills produce the moa fsniible and fur
priiing efeets on the Bilious paTages, and
dtcharge with facility aad cafe all Kinda OF iion,
Competitions, and experience proves then, hyperion
TO any other phyfc for
Bilioui & Yellow Fee CoGivenefs
vera, FeD,aI. c,rc,Ia;,..
Cholics, And ,,r 4. rrcv;ro
Dizzine(y NYorms;r 81. ho;.,.k
Pains in the Stomach & of children.
Bowels,
In greer Colds and fudden a,tacts Of diforderS
an early ME OF theIs Pills oi:en produce the nap
Families living remote from Gsi!tul Phyicians
ought always to be provided with my pills and
BitterL as their feaConabie application by diff
charging congeiions and giving tone to the fire
PALACES oiten,imes prevent the moQ i4rous ard
iormidaoie n'1lad.cJ and when taken aqrea-Lly
to directions have produced wonders in tto cure
Of feVers and Ague'. 70 prevalent in new eoun.r;ei
aod low and maIihy villages as and s74
Gents box.