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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-11
DR.. BRADWELL'S
Annodyne Eaence, for all kinds of
Head Achs.

TIE r,soapsrd Oi,.asI sf the 4xnsdpst tRexf<,
is assJ Il generally kn0sus, tb&tI i;n p,s/amm
.s in rs P,,trieto-, to fey, ,ba' Head Achs, ari,
ing Hym qvSa'eoer eazjt, or boeU<ve, ~joltnf, H.
family lrbmit 10 hI 1enstratirs 3ss0tr'. 1bnis
valr7bi- Arsodyne, bssJyIe7HrntJ /s~ttafd efft,
n. tsf ~av;rs, and tver, ot5tr 'rmrLv badfaH-
ed; BY its Ealafary operation, it iyfts6by p,o,rosfi
circulation and t-tpirHtiss, and thereby t,tvrs,,
the -rtt3rx ~ ID. mN sIejsa't toiesfeal bsed
ath;. ,~ d.. -
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-11
ghsatou's batcnt itch Ointment
TERMINATION.

WHEN the Inoit important iune-
lions OF life arc ufpended, aud Ihoie who are in.
-yalds by irnp'ud:nce, inheritance, accidsnt or
alsais, are sottc'ins upon The brink of.'e grave
is nor ia dt,tair tbsf rsiief il 10 Be f's'd'
There i. a medicine which has reaorsd thouiands
from inhrm,,y aoi uiirry tc health and haPp'.
nefs which IS
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-11
Spring pHYSlc.

DR.. HUNTER'c Anti Bilious Pills are uNSneh;sn-
ably proved by ample experience be the nof eeaual
remedy. tn, fame time the mott innocent pie,fant,
and convenient medicine for the of eurvy, eobutie
srsbons eprciy and Other dfosders originating from
corr.uve fate Of the blood. The remarkable cure Of
MIR. EIltttou Of Albany, who had been twelve years
tormented with mon diarcng fcorhatic compliant,
ALTO thar Of Thomas Johnion, labourng maa in the
f.rv;et of Mr.. Van RenHeiaer, who was afflicted with 4
n,ot hord hprofy, muft have convinced esey one who
has read the of hsfe Cafes beGdes which,
variety Of proofs Of hsir efficacy authenticated by per
fons of eharatfer and refpeSabiiv ae'open the
animation Of every inquirer. hale mutt naturally be
uppoicd 20 have their due weight arc tupereece the
nrce6ity Of any iutker comment fromte Proprietor,
YET he rreiumes to aert that the rss merits OF this
vegetable preparations WILL on fair trial, plead more
orsb'e is own Recommendation than ssy Thug which
can Be faid oft. ~. ,.
-H,bt,. ays me, BE bad,
Attinfnr's Worm de,roying Lo1engeG-Theie To-
enges no, only aAruy worms where they caih, but Of
eeually prevent their te,srn fhofs fants vho have
ohowed Or. Atkinfons advice, and sfid them in tie
Spring aud F. among the X children, - ther comm
which Appeared dskty and ennfumpivs; ain the bloom
Of heath, being entirely delivered from thhl dreadful
v.rslia. y. ayty
SSarfS, Mssxf Pk1tass,
80 Msre5s7, 1905.
We hereby certify, that daughter, abost ysss
Of age has been very une and in bad hate Of health
for sheie LAT TWO yeara We always fsPeAed that Ae
Had worms and had given her fevera vprn medicines,
whosr any good eta. 70 tia. we depaircd rifne her
till Of .a,e Hearing Of fose farprng eures beng PSF
formed by A,kiafons worm deafoyisg L6ssssea We
purchaf.d packet Of them, and adamifTrd thth ss-
cordine to the directions The fra doie brought sway
ouiy worm, and with il qnantny Of 1imy, odes-
Eve matter; the feeond brousht away fosr noaaro
oas wsras nearly half yard h LenxsA ssd The tA;s
hadsse, asrHe nifty Of Aimfey o6ep6ye natter. The
yomiljnS and rsrg;ns, with Which be rss ts9ssnsly
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-11
JUST REcEivE3, By
ROBERT s. JOHN GRAY,

IN y -
Aud for Sale At their BoeStors,
Far Iaandice and BiliousC Complaints,
WHEATON,
GENUINE pATENTBiTTERS,
Price 0n!; s. e<sf',
Se.s-d 10 him by Letters Patent if0n the ffeh-
dent oftas Leaked Stasra.
4 MEDICINE sx,rsmrly ufetul and saheaeioss fes
a.,sg ranJes ana s!oss dSsUess, and rernovinS .nst
n.sy, faint, ADD darsgsd iCeiag $: the hou,Aeh DIM
-, 81 breathing, lcis Of appetite SaS tsePy, duh hes'i
-, IA 10. fs:s Ars OF the day ,weakasi aud tfemDhS
O The iaa5s, draxine. of ne head, and ysis~ne's ut
aaunysuiae, essaais 10 common to jasniey ane h'
peop!s.
,ill.la rsmorinS sbsrsAion. d the bowels, ana Il
.a. ,hoiey ,oa,pl,'n,s, paSnS ana purE'n1s id,kei
lie < Md aci-, rhes1a,:c. SoIiplaints, 0s. ~.sh
a from c,reaoa ieGT, bilious mater II tns 1o'
lh aud a,sps,h rsstorng the coaaltu'ion 70 1teos'A
and yigor ,,
and 10 cure rtersyehren, and may be ced Wita 'aie
y in all con.,iivtions, sges and tsxs''
rhc many cures thzehAve been easdecd IN Ne" Eng
and BY .hs a5ov. ms as may DC sen III tne oi')
D .,e.t ne nessHstv 81 further Recommendation.
LiKEW
EKssaton'S batcnt itch O,ntnents
pice only so cents.
1he only medicine IN the world which viii certainly
cure th. IfCh, WITHOUT having in it any thing etthe.
G-ozerous oilacccabe iii being competed modify Of
nrsdisnis bsors Uncovered or uea IN thas aa-
-
One bax cure. pert,1 ant there need be no wafhinS
ser the ufe II il, a. ,hs S.a gecr! LETT cleaner and
nLJothes.
Les genuine Wlndhars Anti5,s.css
P L l. S.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-11
ia NaNE K S OF I.

go bbls. bet Brown Tanners Oil,
For Sale by
4a .bAWRASON g. FOWLE.
Alta or5avI
A few-hhds. retailing MolsGes,
Hoglheads ard ssIu!s Muf>ovado sp1a;,
Mould Candles, Soap No. snd 3,
New Reef, Bottom infet,ion,
Mseksr.l, sRuiiia and Rsvens Duck e.
Sewing Irvine |shea,hns Paper,
Soucbong Tea, 'and '' S,' ~
And few boxes irrfh Chocolate.
Jan. 8.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-11
Dr.. Hunters genuine Ambitious Pills
For tie p'eSrrfie. ssd es,e Of lsAsw'
Biliex, azl Psnid Fevsrs.

Every experienced phyGciaa knows
that dans sr,us Offenders arr. tom redundancy
while in The sab /; however fasatary due fecre-
ITO, OF this aaid nay be. yet iiGudon Of il 10
sh. circulstion is known, from It's putrccent qua.
i,i,s to or,ag onialisa aai fatal fevers. TIE
s.,nI!<iitl hseeoi sf b.. Heaters <''iIiliss
PHI, IN caring, AID particularly p'sveosins
hi IrsAdfal dHele, u vaivefllly ksswa IN tAs
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-11
THE AROMATIC
IOZENGES OF STEEL.

Since this excellent medic,ns was hrh discovered
BY Dr. Blriwc!l. ievera III ,u(nd females have exps
renced ITS 'au,nry efeas many OF whom had besn re.
ueed [, the brink of the gave having ued every re.
medy recommended fpeeif iii thoie eompiasnt' and
hal made every application the aesly that could be
obtained, rhe following rssea, cafe is ieeseed from
sumerous hR
From MRS. Eleanor Wadlworth, Pro-
violence, n. |.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-11

S!T,
ys received yours and with much ps,fars comply
With YOUR resus, as my laugh Aas certainly reeeiV
~ very grea, 5ens6t fron Or. 3Ird%ss Aromatic 10
AsngeS OF sc e -,
In the winter Of 1904 my daughter, who is in 18th
YEAR caught We fevere Cold, VII CD with the violent
Ss5er which accomparied;t ntc her GO her room s
wards OF four months; during this period we PAD 'or
o9or, ,is ana combinations Iso dollars. The lever
sl; he. il the mott deporaaie ana debtitaed Hats with
hardly any Vie Of her limbs, 70 that we were ohgec %
cary her from the BED to the chair. Beng NEoney per-
f,ai:d by the Oe1ur We went to BaN.io own Springs
and Rayei the eaGon and Though she gahe5 toc 1sa
Die rensh By the us Of rhe waters BIZ; oy me !aSgas
VI he paaye (kavn very rough ~satherl she became
ssweak and mex rous ,nNch gorfr than before puTfag
ths aa winter her whole nervous sy-n has been 10 IL
stable and herIpxics 70 low and depreei tht death
20 her was deGtabe IL the latter end ct arelry weia~
an Aivcrtacuen, Recommending the Lounges OF St:ei
soc nlar complaints, Immediately pu ehlied aeke'
otharn, aud bs!oc the whole Of chem were tAsS' tAs
vJcnty produ;ca change i: her fyEsu which no niec
il e,ef,re had bscn able 90 eG;a we TENT ar two
more packets. Il is now fourteen days free ms begsns
mend The laid Aide her eru,ches has boon twieS TO
hore back and If the weather fhaud prove favorable We
ssud 60 rn; to peekstill ear@ in April to Cop until
ws 90 10 Bhls-TUwu Springs from there we viii fend
y,u our alireis where with 2eaiure will iatiay any
enquiries.
Price one Dollar per Packet.
Particular dire 4on. for their uls leaed up with
,, lut as n. great benefit to be derived from them
only &c iecurrd By having them genuine the public
eaIeei to oslervc tha, the OF Thomas Stokes
a. Ir...E,,. 70 ,aca nacss., withou. which nask Of
aa;hentieity they are noe ss,auins.
Tie Lozengcs Of Steel,
a.. only 70 be had, in Alexandria, Of Meats.
r. Il ]. GRAY.
EH0 HAZE, ALSO on HAND,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-22
BALTIMORE. I,ne M.

- =. ~ tNONE, June l1ss 49,,
Sapt' Bunbury, of,he ship Mary, came
last evening from Anna polls, has favor.
ca us wlsh The following intelligence
'une 18Th, at u A. II. saw sail a-head
Standing towards us, under full sail. BE {,
10 quarters and prepared for action. A,
mcriaian, spoke schooner Eliza Ann. CAM
luchard jones, of aud for East River,
rom martinique, out IS days, informed
US The French fleet had arrived at MART.
hi1ne and were bound 10 ieeward. 7 in,
med'at-ly tackled to the northward ana
went on board the schooner in nv hoa,
ior further Information. ExtraFr fro,,,
inc log book of the Schooner Eliza Ann.
Capt. X. James, of Eas, River, and Mr.
john u. Jervis, supercargo, Fort Royol.
martinique. May l4!h, Capt. ON shore
c'eanns out, at 3p NJ. a large feet came
IN sight--orders were iA,media. civ given
Tor no vessel TO sail /; the ilect came n
which consisted OF IS .sall or the line
ttrench and Spanish) 10 frigates and >
or'gs oil p guns each, and number Of
prizes, amongst which was the British s,p.
OF war Lion. r.
An embargo was Immediately laid on
ard continued ill The Goth. In the mean
t'ne, all the sick were landed from The
fleet. - 80 80
They had likewise taken possession IF
Diamond Rock. The faeet was TO sa;lthe
2alli, andby report of some ofthe officers.
who dined in company with Mr.. Jeryis.
they were bound to ieeward, having On
board 5000 troops, and a quantity ofhea.
Wv artillery. They likewise informed the
captain and Mr.. Jervis, that they intended
10 treat any Americans, trading 10 The is
land OF ST. Domingo, very severely, but
how sarthat treatment would extend. vas
yet undetermined, as some were for hauy
lug and some for other punishment some
punishment was certain. Spoke The a.
boye schooner 81 leagues s. L. from Cane
Henry, Is day sout, wind S. S. f.. AGsf
csiracling the above from The log book. Sc
getting every other information, thought
II most prudent for the interes, of The con.
ccrned, to return 10 the Chesapeake, as
the risque, in my opinion appeared too
great fortbe lives and property on beard.
Alter getting the aforesaid intelligence,
] immediately bore away for the Chesa-
peske. wind 5. S. Eat 8, p. N. took a
pilot on board, the pilot boa; Argo, in com.
.pany.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-22

IAN English Spelling Book from the author
or the 80 English Grstnmar,'' viii undoubtedly
| excite considerable expectation From those wa,
have been in the habit Of ,isIng the lar.er; and
we douet nor that IN process oil iin1e the Smell
ling Book will have as many admirers as taa
Grammar has already obtained. We are glad
20 sea that Mr. Murray has been careful in th.-
right division Of his syiIabies in his spelling ana
that he has not followed the example of Others bv
introducing into his bo5is mass OF irrelevant
matter ."--I'u3rriM RevieU, Oof. 1904.
awe have before mad occasion 10 cor,r,epd
the usetn abours oe NE Murray and this l;t-
tie work lthe Spelling Book)is an addition 10
them, which from IT'S ease, clearness and precise
on, viii prove greatly setvicea5ie to the ,ende,
age Tor which 1t is designed - Alpni5ly Mirror.
Oci0tey. 1904
{" Mr. Muray's successful exertions for the .e;.
vice OF youth, have been 50 often before us, with
applause, that think il sufficient on the mr.,
sent occa5ion, TO announce the above pubF,ca,ion
and TO add. thar II viii nor. in any raunsr de-
tsaa from the well eacned reputation Of the AN.
thor, in this department Of literature - E,yose
} "a lfagazine, Nor. 1901.
WITH the great merit Of Mr. Lindlsv Mur
ray, in providing assistance for the Instruction OF
youth. the pubic are well acquainted lie has
now descended 20 the very elements of instrutli.
on, and with the same skill and Judgment which
he has displayed IN his other attempts We re-
commend to the public tIs most important isti.
volume, as the only work with which,we are &c.
qDansed IN the English Language, for teaching
children 20 read, written by philosoper apd
man Of taste - Lney0ry .Ts1DDaf No1. 1874
J Mr. Murray's elementary works have Inc
sure nesit Of combining well dircaed efforts Il,
train the infant usiSd 10 virtue with the best
means Of in1pzrting instruction 10 H. In ,b@
Spelling Book bsfose Us, this IS Particularly the
case, and we can therefore safely Recommend 80
tie bsst work Of this kind which has lselv fsl;s,
uni-r our Inspection" AaG Jaessfs, gscer,s.,
1885,
We do not always think It neecssary 20 en-.
/ ploy our !ine ia examining .le,at, eroaue,ons
of 50 very humble a KIND "a Spegins Roote
Inc name Of Lindley Murray, however. yhor,
We nave more than once had occasion to conner!
arrested cur attention We fHd his present Jus.
heauon divided into three pasts In she hte-
class are several uselai things, NOT eonnonl,
found IN such works oriastsnee Reading T.cs-
sons N t'ahe, Old Eng ish aud MssuscfirJ /, ct
'ers' explorations Of the Sounds of the le,ters,
distinguishing .le long and sl,ort SQUADS sf The
vowels, and the anomaloHs sounds Of all; and
haa'iy, rules for spelling, very clsasiy 4nd dis-
nns',y ezQr.ssea "---s.t's5 Critic Deesasbey,
%S1s JUNE 2i.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-22
NORFOLK, June rs.

We can now state with certainty that
the French Toulon fleet, and Spanish Ca
dir tleet were a, Martinique; this we have
from Capt. Kemp, arrived here on Sunday
in II days from St. Pierre's, who informs
that they arrived at Fort Royal on the 18th
May--,hat they consisted Of II sail ofthe
line, riigates, 3 coryettes and 5 briggs,
having about Q 1000 troops on board--that
Immediately on their arrival an embargo
was laid which continued for ~ days, du-
ring which time the troops were landed,
refreshed and the ships watered--tbat the
sick were left on shore and 5000 of The
troops in toe garrison taken on board
that the commander in chief Of the fleets
had gone in frigate to GuadsIoupe,
where he remained but'a short .ime---shat
every thing vas conducted with the pro.
foundcsi secrecy; AID the general opini-
at Martinique was, that they intended TO
attack Jamaica. il is somewhat extraor-
binary, that notwithstanding The arrival Of
these Fleets, markets continued dulI--tbe
rise on provisions not worth mentioning
--Flcur 70 10 dollars barrel.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-22

The following message was laid before
the Council.

. = 49, AShS"AHto HhSS~aS,C was totQ OStOtc
the Council.
Genflemen Of fhe Legisiasioe Cou7cH.
g. have given to the bill entitled
An acs TO prevent persons other than
those who were inhabitants of louisiana
on the 3oth day of. April, 1903, or ciii-
zens OF the United States" from holding
any offi,e under the government Of this
Territory, the most respectful and at,en-
tive consideration. The principle Of the
bills patriotic, and cordially uhilr with
you in opinion that the Offices of trust in
this territory ought alone to be conlided
10 The ancient inhabitants Of The country,
or other citizens of the United States, IN
less an occasions where departure from
SO general rule should be justified by
some OF those strong reasons which sell
dom occur; however, entertain doubts
whether the Object of the bill is right,
ful objeef of territorial Legislation; am
Inclined 70 the opinion, that il is more pro-
pery matter OF constitutional provision.
The law Of Congress for the government
Of this territory, has vested in the exc
cuiive an. uncontrouIcd discretion, as 10
certain appointments to Office, and as !
doubt the consliiutionality Of any ael o!
The territorial Legislature, which would a.
bridge The powers Of the Office have the
honor 10 hold, il becomes my duty ~ re.
jed The bill.
(Gfv,edN
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-22
LAND FOR SALE
Ar PUBLIC 1fJr7fO

~ A0SLAs HO-EIDaNs
WILL be sold, TO the highest bidder, At Pow
ha1an courthouse, on "Wednesday the 2fst
day of Augcss next, (being c7ur, day. that va.
liable Traa Of Land. wheIeon the lat- M. John
Brown, dec livedss tcnans ;contaisias S6s 2
acres lying in the county of Car,berllad, be.
TWEEN the waters Of Willis and James Kivers--
about three riiies from Columbia and eigh, from
CaTterssille The clearing on the said land COM
menced abou. nine years ago, and has continued
TO the present year, now amounting 40 Two hum
bred acres, well inclosed, aud in excellent order
for cropping. The rents Of the plan alton az one
fourth per annum, has amounted 20 more than
ono hundred pounds annually for several years
past II il under lease lorshe present year, end
ing on the 25sh day Of December nexs---the be-
nsdt whereof with the land, viii be given up 70
the purchaser, on the day OF sale, The purchaser
paving one fourth of the pure base money down,
and giving bond with approved security Ear the
other three fourths. payable IN three equal an.
nuai payments carrying inseres, fromthe date IL
not pundually paid AMI as further eeegritg. a
deed Of trust on tieland viii b. rsqnivel. pcr.
sons who feel disposed 20 pa'ehas Sc t,ie ABOVE
properly. may have view sc tive same bv a,
plying - NJ. H1', WI {, iVcs ON Ias place. o,to
Won Mayo Of Cambcd9nd
ROBERT MAYO.
Rowaa'an juas -, is'S. w,ds.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-22

he above squadronsto wind ward in can
sequence of which martial law was pro.
claimed and an embargo wa. to be laid 1.-The
way aiter his departure. 1.-THE arrival of
-tnss Rect could>nol have been known At
jamaica when capt. Newell sailed--but
dispatches may have bsen received, an.
nounc'ng their escape from roulon, and
,ng pronSbili oftheir going to the " est
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-22
V A L q A B l. L l. AN D
POR S.aI,R.

PIE subscriber Offers for sale. 1874 Acres of
4 Land, in the county Of Piitsylvauia about
miles from che courthouse and 90 from Lynch.
burg About one half of tisis land Is good tobac-
coiand, tie other 6ne for farming is - all wen
waseFed and iim5ered. having bold stream pass
ing from Two and anhals TO three miles, through
near the centre of the land. ami inferscsfsd by
number of fine branches. and affords equal If
nor superior summer range for stoek, TO any land
in this part of the country. There is on this
lad three plantations convenient to each other.
Sufficient 20 work six or eight hands 20 advantage
situate about mile from Crist and Saw Mil.
| will divide the purchase money INTO fur equal
payments. the frat 20 be paid OF conve vance AMI
delivery OF possession. the others 20 be paid an
nuaily, andlkeiy negroes will be received in nav.
nens atcash price This land may be divided
irto two ormore tracts. If convenient to puscha
ssrs, and rs veil situated for the convenient set
tiement IT several families. Ii presumed, that
tuftner description would be useless, as any uer
son rnciirabe 10 purchase mast wish to view the
Promises and judge Tor himself Any pcssoh NAV
see this land by applying 10 me. oni
ROBERT LOVE.
Pittsylyania. Jane 7th, 1905 fsw)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-22

diciarywere Ito use federal aord) ces ora.
nafe :" by whichit'is probably meant, tina.
they are equal. There canno, possibly
exist three branches ofgoyepnmsn,c o>or-
dinais ofeqaal one is, and must be, grea-
ter than The rest. ~tss
Bosf. CAron.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-22
WV. c. c. CLAIBORNE.

The governor has likewise given his ne
gasiyc 20 bill recognising as legal, any
,ale OF interest stipulated by The contract
iDg parties.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-22

4 MARRIED--On Saturday evening last,
Mr.. PIE SAINT BRADLEY cf Charles
City county, 10 Miss MILDRED COLE
NAN. of this city.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-22

HE heirs Of ISibsou Jscvc44us,
are y rely notihed. that there is in my pos
session I Negro Woman and Child. recovered by
suit in ,is court, which they ase desired To take
away CHARLES MERIWETHER.
Halifax. Juis 18th. 1905. ST
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-22

MAsERs DIX LAruDE known by his
coniine ment offh:rty inc gears in the cas-
tie of Vincennes, in the Ras.iie aud BIZ
cetre, died lately, in the eighsie,h year OF
his age. The long confinement had so
little injured his health, that even a, his
very advanced age, he could take very
long walks. The heirs of Madame Pom
padour, on whose account he suffered this
lengthy confinement, gave some farms,
on the rents of which he was enabled to
live comtortabIyin his old age.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-22
TwRNTY SECOND pAY,

: " w 4 4 sffF-OND DIN !
Prizes OF Is dnllars--Nos. 6225 1857
6ll2 Ss6+ 1850 1924 1881 1899 23io
2a57 2677 SOL A475 sos 1897 3497
27eS 7s5 1888 $500 1862 so45 ass
$685. 1857 1900 $3.50 64ss 1926 1853
s?l9 se4 e4a3 SIS 1850 1898 s7e 6iso
l7ls 372l l4li 1000.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-22

lathe work, entitled, A Key to the Phe-
pomena OF Nature, French writer, Cbev.
rel Dessaudrais, assures us, that, for Six
thousand years, mankind have been crawl
ing about, without knowing il, or the back
OF sn animal. This animal which lives.
eats, drinks and digesls; which thinks.
WALKS, and transpires which has mem.
oers and organs Of speech this wonder.
ful animal is--the Earth. Tins. tboe
only, can hurricanes, tempesis, tbs erun,i.
ons OF volcanoes, &c. be accounted for
II any one doubt It, let him read the wort
oil THIS new Naturalist. {" If every thioc
upon the earth is animated (he argues +
why should not the earth itselflikewise be
80 the earth TO which we arc indebted
sor our support. If lie be necessary f.,
me growth Of hair in map, how can the
earth without the same facal,y. produce
grass ~ the fields, and trees in The for.
es's the process with'hair and with grass
Is the same. The former are rooted IN
our skin, and the latter ia the skin Of The
snimai Earth, humus. The nurse lakes
'ood, which she gives back liquehed to the
emu. Does not the earth do the same,
~ order TO furnish The Nurse with gegeta.
pies, which she converts in;o milk Does
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-22
WILLIAm * Many CoLDrcE LOTTERY,
N,ss etrasriny IN No3Nk.

Prizes of S dols.--Nos. l7S 1850 77A
1854 63+i $500 .33 32i7 s5l 69I5
3l95 2z38 6s7a 54s4 2552 Ilss 7i46l
S65i 4e72 %4o5 1907 sl22 1855 57sa
22i6 25s4.
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Vast numbers Of an heretofore unknown
and highly poisonous species of viper have
recently been found in the Forest Of Fon-
tainbIean, in France. Several persons and
some dogs bitten by these reptiles, have
died immediately, and SO great has the
danger and alarm becone,s that the
mag strates, with view TO exterminate
the race, have offered premium cf 60
francs Tor every one,that may be killed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-22

,it not inbibc PARTICLES OF AR ana vater,
which 1t appropriaies to the plans sAs life
is absolutely necessary for these functions,
the earth which fo,iis them smas, Of ne
cessity be alive and organissd in the same
manner as animals. Are not corresponds
ing phenomenal, results and objects, proof
of the same nature. organ and proper
ties The earth must, however, BE- pro-
vided with much stronger organs than a
woman, hers procedure through the same
being on much more extensive scale"
London fazier.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-22

The high prize of $4,000 dollars, in the
N. York lottery for the promotion of lite
nature, has been drawn by the nambrr of
1879, said to have been purchased by a
gentleman in Maryland.