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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-20

pendenCe or the OiHtCO OtdlSS VI
North America, his ma,eify's then MI
nihers thought it would besproperfto
deprive them Of the benefits they had
derived from their intercourie With the
WeR-Indian iflands Whit they COM
pofed part of the Britiih dominlons.
:. That tie inhabitants Of jamaica
have ever been anxiousto promote the
commercial PROPERTY and augment
the naval arength Of the. empire; but,
on this location, they Represented that
nature had denied to- this iiland the
means of fulfilling its population
Whit their. induHfy was directed to
the cultivation Of thofe itaples which
alone rendered it a valuable appendage
20 the mother country, and.that it was
defitute Of many articles OF the hrit
.neceiIity in preparing our produce Tor
expectation. They fubmitted that q.
Britain, with all her remaining depen-
denotes in North America, could not
fuppIy the lumber required for build
ings and packages.in the towns and on
the plantations, or the provihons aD-
folutely neceHary for the exiitenee. OF
the inhabitants, and that they could
not be procured fromthe United States
in fuficient abundance, unsets the I'M
portation fhould be permitted in their
own veiiels. :.
.The cleareR facts, the mott obxl-
Gus consequences were dliregarded'
chiefly through delulye milreprelenta-
tons from the remaining Brit,lh colo,
mics in North America, who battered
thcmlelves With acquiring immenle
wealth by a monopoly of an extenilve
market which they knew mutt be loan-
tily fuppled. After fome intermedl-
ate relaxation, the intercourse was at
length confined to Britifh velels navi-
gated according to law. Putting the
iHofs and defrueiion Of property out
of queaion, the consequences to this
country was terrible.
6 is briefly ftated in a report OF a
committee Of this houie on the fubJeet
of the fave trade, which never has
been and never can be, controyerted.
{. We decline, fays the committee
I. to enlarge on the consequences which
followed, left we may appear to exag-
gerate; but having endeavored to COM
pute with as much accuracy as the
iublea will admit, the number OF our
Haves whole deftruefion may be talrly
attributed to the unfortunate meature
of interdiefing foreign fupplles, whit
the country was lufering under inter
nal calamities, We he6tate not, after
every allowance for advantitious caules,
to fix the whole lois of lives at fifteen
thouland. This number we firmly be
lieve TO have perifhed of famine, or
of dileales contracted by icanty and
unwholcfome diet, between the latter
end of 1850 and the beginning of
1857.
6 Such was the waite of life at which
the 6rt experiment was made for le-
curing 10 Great Britain the carrying
trade between jamaica and the United
States of North America! with the
charity Of Chriitians, and loyalty which
oppreiiion could not ALLEVIATE, the al
iembly were willing 10 fuppole that the
consequence of the meafures adopted
were not intended or forefeen, and
they are brought forward as defence
againit new calumnies, and not as a
fubjed of recrimination, for the de-
ffruetion of their property.
So III Is To he recnlleEfad thu fhic I'll
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-20
Jamaica Legislature.
HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY.
ApRIL 20.

EngroiIed Memorial and Repreien-
sa1ion to his honor the lieutenant go
vernon, on the fubjea of the Ameri-
can intercourse, was read and paaed,
as follows -
e The Humble Memorial and Rsbrslen-
taiioa Of the A9sm5y,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-21

a A few Copies Of the Amss5'faa
Gardner, for faie by Robert Gray, IN
kipg-Rreet'
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-21
The Subscriber

W2yAss. 10 RENE or SELL; tie folSov'';g
Properly, on King -f,eet, vfz.
y TIE cor NER STORE lately 9eeuois3
By IiiGlfelfs- the land Is equal TO any. m
town for a retail fore, ard viii be rented vs'Y
cheap, Alfo, the HOUSE lately oecafeds ~
Doctor Hal; the houle Is very convsH'Snt md.
!. good repair-tlis alfs viii BE renscd a bar
gain if applied for iraTpe3a'e'yt FOR ies"ls. ~
elv 70 THOMAS RICHARDS,
or il, his abfrree to Mrs. Hgfsn, living co thf
psenfes. -
Auepe s. O.
CO The highef1 price given for
clean Linen Rags, by the Printer OF
this paper.
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HOUSE AND LOTS for Sale
UPON PoTcMACK

UPON. PoTCMACK 8
SH0atsa At be. bur pa,t, and 4oiibia the Ii
MRS IF he te1us Of fisxlatrf4.
The houfe is built in the cottage lyle,
cacu!ayed ior the accommodation Of . mall ia.
nily, nat 10 p!aancd AZ. 10 admit Of coplltefable
enlargement without ef-&iHg It's uniformity, IL
commands fine yiew Of rhe rlve. and its ADA
cent country. The garden, principally in i'ontA
is rich and in high Cultivation. extending 70 IN
water, Which il approsches by fcm',cireui.f ialsa
The Jot attached to the houf: is o5 icet ironing
upon Water. treet, corner of jsferion ftr;etl
tanning into the chsnae. More ground may be
phtaiaei if required.
In thc FAINT range, and to the fouthward nt
the above, ,1re icvefs! Lots, lmilsFsy htuated
as toatlyantsges and psofpecs, calculated Tor neas
lrai buildings. The whole or any part Ct the.
sboyc property may be obtained by enrehsie up
On reafsnsblc terms, either in lee implc ai und-
CT light ground. rent. A c,esy ,f,te tsre ITEM
every incumbrance will be given Upon thc pay
inert cs the fun agreed for, ard a Dbsral credit
Flowed if rsquigc4, MT. laies, f:Giice upon
rhe fhore, below Keitil's wharf, sn5 adjo'ning
the prenpifts, wilt Glew the property, sod a hns
dire tfeu 10 E.ttor H4Hittan, roa- office, Al:x-
andrls, will mcet with immediate attention.
September IL. 3taTIrn
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-22

NY virtue of deed OF trust exc
Il D cuted TO the snbscribsr by William Davis,
Tor the purpose OF securing debt therein Speci-
bed 10 William Cornelius, Win be sold, az the
Eagle Tavern, inthe town Of Charlottesville, to
the highest bidder, Cor ready money, on the FIRST
day Of July next, being court day,
II Tract or Parcei Of LAND
Containing fty four acre. by survey. be the same
more or less, lying about Eve miles from Char.
lottesv'le, & adjoining the lands Of Parish Cole
man, Christopher Wiughcd, Robert Wheate,
William Mageehee and William, Dunkum ;there
is onthe lard (onIy a small pars of which is clear
ej) a Dwelling house. Kitchen and other out
houses and an excellent spring Of " aser.
JOSEPH BISHOP, 7Justee.
June q, 1905. w3t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-22
S.l S1TURDAr yuVE q, 1905.

$50 AGREE. q Greenbricr county, on Lit
&c Deefsreek, adjoining theIands of Jofeph
SoI Acres. 10 Montgomery county, sur
ysyed ret August, s7s7, on the waters Of
rt'ney river, aud Paint creek, waters of the
Kanswha river.
ass Acres, 10 Montgomery county, SUR
'eyed goth June, 1886, joining the lands
OF JolePh Eaton, Richard Muse and James
M Corkle.
ago Acres, 10 Wythe county, furreyed
4th Nov. 1875, on the Lead Minss Mill
rSo Acres, in Albemarle county, patent
dsfeddsted 5th July, 1857, on William
NUS caeek, wsters of Buck I1snd creek.
One undivided moicty of FIVE lots in the
town Of Winchester, Nos. SO, 90, 100,
Ioi and 100.
1sle a6ove sviR be sold ucry lo.v, and fAe
ferns made known, on a,tfsiicafion 20
NvM.AUSTIN.
Richmond, April 9Th, ao5. wifi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-22
THE FOLLOWING .hRrycI KS,

are for sdle ar DR.. WTfsor's dfo;becayy Shop. op
posife fbe Bell Tavern. 10 if.
2 ED and white Lead, yerdigris, Spanish lyhi
: ting, Spanish Brown, timber, Naples Vel
low, Blue Smalt, Brown PAX. Rose Pink. Flake
White. Gold Leaf. Liquid Gold Size, Copal and
Spirit yarnish, Cancels Hair Pencils. Yellow o.
chre, Lithargc. Sugar of Lead &c. sc. Also >
quantity of Salt Ferre.
He wishes to rent stand for an Apothecary's
Shop in the neighbourho5d of The. cross street
leading to Mzyo's bridge.
Goth Der. 1904. wifi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-22

With eopieus additions and corrections from va.
Tious Authors upon this-subjeft; particularly
prepared FOR this srst American edten.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-22

THE Trustees of the above mentioned Danl.
L VIM. Guerrant. wilt offer for sals. to the high
est bidder, in the town Of Ncw-canton. on the
first day of July the following property. viz
Eight likely Virginia born Slaves,
n Single Chair, Harness, &c. and valuable as
sortrnent OF suitable GOODS for the present sea-
son, any par, Of which viii be sold on very low
terms by private sale. or great bargain may be
had, and liscral esedi, gwen to purchaser wns
wi'i take the whole s'ock ON hand, by application
previousto the day above useuuoned. to WIN,
Guerrant or the Trustees Six months credit will
be allowed the PURCHASERS OF The above properly
Tor Az sums above ten dollars, GA giving bead s.
approved security; ksser sums cash vii, be de
nandsd for wtf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-22
WASHINGTON TyAyE.RS
mr. SaMks fDMow.JsoN.

HI. subscriber still continues to
Ii keep house Of entsrtainfnent for renteel
company only lie fiasters himself he is as well
provided TO gieegeneral satisfaction as any person
his line in the state There is mail stage es,a
b'ished, which runs from Richmond 10 his house
once week, and for the accommodation OF the
public ne has an excellent hack, horses and driver
Staunton. June IS, laos. fs,sl Y
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-22
WILL BE SOLD.-

For cash, IN the town Of Milton, AZ the house of
JOHN Watson, on the 18th day Of july next,
OFe Tract or Parcel of Lard,
Containing by estimation 500 acres, be the SAME
mere or less. --Also. an undivided one tenth nart
oftlie lands and tenenents Of Bennett n crdersor,
dec lying and being in tho town Of Milton AID
adjacent thereto.--Also, the following Slaves 10
w''' Hannah, negro woman. Patrick, a bow
amy, a negro woman, Dick. a negro fellow and
the children of Hannah, herein befors $3.50 ~
Also. the children of Amy, herein bsfoysu named
which said property is conveyed to me IN tr,ar 70
secure the payment Of debt due Brown. IS;',ss
e GO. and as saing under said tras, onrv TO- ~,
bene1t OF others) only TO be Considered l,oa,,d
70 convey The ti'le vested in me as trust,e.
Martin Dawson, Trustee.
MlItcn, 11th June. 1905 A.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-22

Is Just received at this olllee--where few com.
ple'e sets OF sie work N elegant sinding are for
sale,
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Door. WILL SON

81 AS removed his Apo,hecary Shop to the
4 4 lower floor of the Bell Tavern, where he
has general supply of
Medicines, Paints 81 other Artirles
In the Apcthecary Line.
lie takes the liberty TO observe, that he has not
anarsic'e of medicine but such as he uses in his
own praaice.
Physicians, merchants and others, who may be
pleased 70 patronize hun, shall be supplied on the
most reduced terms.
erJ" Persons Of needy circumstances, by pay
ing the retail prices of his medicines, will be pre-
scrioed for gratis. wifi May IA.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-22

USi published and for sale at this
- Sl'lss, NE FsSSsYLvAnIA FAaxrs Being
:, se'es'oH IRON the most approved rrea,ises on
1885 ~, e Dry interspersed with Observations
anu HNpsnmsnss. by JOB ROBERTS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-22
DPsrED PEASANTS jy0

NHE subscriber DESTROYS to close
ms bniiness, ia this place as foon a.
:, Po!h5le, isinduced to offer for fale.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-22
Will BE SOLD,
On Saturday the 20tf July next. for ready mo
ney. upon the premises,


Hey, upon the premises,
ONE TRACT OF LAND.
Containing by estimation two hundred and f,r.v
hive acres rnse or less, lying and being in the
county OF Buckingham. and Joining the lands of
Darby Bondnrans, James b. Couch. the Widow
Il apscaft and Fanny Bondurant. This sale will
be made by virtue Of a deed Of trust 10 me. from
FRANCIS Amos. bearing date the twentieth day of
July. one thousand eight hundred and two, 10 So.
cure the payment OF fifty sis pounds, three shl.
iings and three pence. due to William Walker.
OF Aibsmarle county, with lawful interest from,
the date thereof, and the expense of recor,re No,
and selling the same. The subscriber being only
interested as trustee, will only convey the right
vested IN bin by the aforesaid deed of srns,.
John Staples, Trustee.
Warren, 9th June. 1905 Wv
K INTEND shortly to the state OF
u Kentucky, and to retrrn about the first of DC.
'oDer next Wn. FLEMING.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-22
WHEAT FAN & WOVEN WIRr
Hf.4hUF.HCToPY

IH-4NOFHCZCRY,
40. z, Briage-sfreet, t1u, ioors nort5 of CngtL's
bridge. Bniffmore-
YNHERE are made and sold. WHEAT
w FANS. first quaIjts'i ROLLING and other
ScRFENS. for wheat. barley, fax-seed, &c. !;
RdND RfDDLES and SiEVES. for coai.
corn, barley, wheat, rye, oats, meal, bricl, dust
Fax-seed. clover seed, cookie. lime. sand. SC. !;
SRAKfS ior Indian meal; WIRE SAFES J;
If'0gEN FIRE for windows. &c &c.
AMOS SMITH,
(Fcrrsc,iy WEST s. SairH.l
NIB. A good assortment on hand
Any cf rNsr above articles will be delivered in
Richmond. Ton short uotice} at the same prices
10 al fSc n,znnfaAory (eaclusiyeof freishtl on
the orders being left viii, ~
SAMUEL PARSONS e SON,
Near the Bason. Of whom the prices may be
know'i--who have now on hand, Wheat Fcrr,
Wbrdt and Lime Sieccs, and 5ieal Sier-s, &c. OF
a superior quality
rs. FIRE SIZES. and a .frw tons Bar
IRON on band.
nth Mo. 1st. 1904. wifi
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-12-20

49, 80 y, y 80
5s ,asfs 90 Y.
p2ee !'as sh1sL es'sao.'s. so
snef Vim re posnme1.s eeep'n
t'asns' g .slss.sa g . ae'sek com
e q 8Eeeo, g % xsletfea e > commune
p sys.
nsysse, psns.sss Nsrs Prsssnsea-
When ihe house dloprued. a
81 SIS 81
1eeempsr I, 2.
so.0slon pace tnss s's epmmis-
~ 81 sollmerce ana mannlacsuEes nc ~
ss!nstee g enquire INTO re expedisncy
g e'kesin3 kne ect - regulate ne duties
on Tonnage, ana e grant Eeilek Against
bonds ior certain duties. where re fraud
nay nPPser:
q Z. SroWninsnleld sisted, that the
in'ppF!n<lQn q various articles bore hard
upqN s1e mercsntlle part Ct ne communi-
y. Mentioned sp.rifu0ns liquors.,
20 .le and porser. 9 being under severe
Esssr'ss,ons, aea ioai sugar, must &c ina-
ported. ~ vessels of certain tonnage.
ns mereiore' moved, tnzt ne coinmit-
see a commerce and mannlactures Be M
stfusteo g q gulate ne collection q fiu-
ties on imports snd tonnage "a iaras res
peets tne importation @ malt liquor, dis
ul.s1 spITl.s. anu loai sugar.
mr. smile is7fe1 that 4 such z feso-
luton passed, y would tend g eneouTage
smuggling
Mr. CroNninshisld replied. thai 4
would oe assrsnge thing for merchant
'te attsmPt e smugsle . eAsk q spirits.
pIstsd ware nigh. g ! ssnpsation. A.
yne taw nov stands hs thought i ! greaf
9yrt g commefee and he could not see
1 J. T. = my way could initiate ngninst
rs interest 81 government, 4 altered.
ne question was then put and che reso-
luton Passsd.
ktsefved. o. motion Ct Mr.. NsfnnIn,
That eommltsee Pc appointed q pEepare
rules and sgulasions tor ths bssssr So
yernmsntot tns army ofthe unied States,
and that they have leave toxep0rs bybil
g othsFMise.
Referred e : committee of $.
Ms Dawson broughs forward bin,
prohibiting, 4ora certain time. the iex-
Pogtstlon a arms and ammnnition.
he Pill enaets, that ~ arsDs and am
:nnnision snumeratsd ,hsFsin. shall
psssizsd, lhs vessels ioritltsd. and the
g p,a'r table e. Pc ipdleted and Rped.
Eustonl-h house officers are charged with
me sexesutlon e this law.
Mead twice, ordered g be printed, and
g &c ne order q ne daY ipr Monday
nsxr
/; y. AA0QGAAlMS.
nar. 6fsgg: sa'd hs had g mention 2
subject Which has mads more noise, and
caused greater Irritation throughout The
Ssnltsd Safes than any other. fora long
t,ns past. he meant what Va called
The xazoe hssi'sess. e cannot, contin{
ucd Mr.. Gregg, be supposed that the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-06
A swEAr--roR A SWEAT.

A physician had skeleton so fix'd,
that on entering the room spring was
touch'd when, in an instant it grasped the
person entering. An Irishman "a stran-
ger) called on the doctor for some medi-
cal I'D, and was shown into the room
where the skeleton was--it seized him ~
a moment--Oh, Jasus up with his list
TO defend himself; but, TO his great asto
nishment. he saw the ghastly figure dis
engaging itself. when he flew from the
house like lightning a few days after
meeting the doctor, (wbo might be caiPd
waking sseIeiou,) coming out oil
his house, --"Ah. my honey--are you
there! do YOU think don't know YOU
with your clothes on he seizes the doc
tor by the throttle, and besiowing a few
hearty wbacks--take that for the sweat
you gave me t'other day."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-06
CHARACTERIZATION.

~ ~ ~ ~ 1tl-o u II LIZ
AT this time OF the year, and during the
warm season, when Cotera lzor5us, com
monty called purging and vomiting, very
often combined with worms, is SO frequent
amongst children that many are every
day carried off by that dreadful sickness,
the WoRM- SEED RssEScE will be found an
efficacious medicine. Even should the pa
tent have no verminous complaint, 10 will
still accelerate the cure of the cholera, If
given in time, and conformity with other
remedies, calculated to temper the acri-
mony of the bile, or correct the acidity
OF The juices necessary for good diges-
ton, the cholera morbus having its cause
IN the want of good quality in the bile
and juices oflhe stomach, both being ne
cessary for gond digestion. Il Will be
remembered. tina, those who do not digest
well, cannet enjoy good health; the Is
seuce OF Worm Seed, as thousands have
experienced, is good preservasive and
restorative To the stomach, having much
the same quality as the essence Of pepper
mint, with the advantage of preventing
and destroying any kind of worms, and
may be used with safety at any period Of
life, from childhood 10 old aee.---F Fed. Gag.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-06

In short, did we never suffer Ourselves ty
accuse The rapid wing Of time, Ill We had
counted the moments that have passe d I'M
occupied and uucnjoysd, he mnrrnur Of
'mpious discomfort would be st,eed bv re-
gree, and The voice of rcproach expire in
the sigh of contri,ion.
Nor are Incidence and ,i;ss;ra,;on .,,,s
only sources of error: the Prove ,oei,t.
on '.ine has other enemies, as formidable
perhaps II &c We're not, that they appear
OF more eortigible nature.
| Among the foremost OF these NAV he
reckoned the injudicious manner in which
seasons and avocations are suited TO each
other: an improvdence so great, thar
whoever should find room enough, 10 The
little circle Of human life, for much lar
ger proportion of wisdom and Of plea
sure, of business and of relaxation, than
has ever perhaps been crowded within it
since the period of ahtedIuvian longevity.
AT least, il win not be disputed with me;
that Just appropriation oftimes s. seasons
would enhance the erjoyments of life I;
sinces-untler proper regulations, every a.
vocatiey my become pleasure, and the
most favoftp amusement, by an ilI-timed
may find the strings out OF
tune that should yibrate to its measures,
and be consequently, attended with noth-
ing bot wear;someness and disgust.
IL should seem that men of letters are
negligent of this proper dis
tribution oftheIr time, and frequently not
only shorten their lives, but even render
the years they experience, less produc.
tive OF the intelligence and Improvement
they so avaricionsly pursue, by reversing
the order of nature, s. sitting the instructive
voice OF health, whose warnings were
kindly intended FOR the preservation and
happiness of mankind. Neglected. OF lh.
invigora,ing and inspiring breath of morn,
they but too frequently defer their studies
TO the protFaGsd hour which the most un,
equiyocal symptoms assure US was de-
signed for refreshing siumber; and idly
boast OF trimming the nocturnal hnipvf
wisdom, without refie6ling that wisdom's
truest lamp is that which, untrinmcd and
inexhaustIble, burns, from day TO day, and
from year to year. at once TO assist, add
Illustrate the researches OF the philosophic
student; but the half of whose splendour
is lhoughlIessly permitted to shine on the
Obvious couch ofiinperGe@ s. insaubrious
repose.---Yes, insaiu6fious repeat the
epi,het: for whoever experienced from
the doing Incidence of the morning or
noon-tide couch, the same invigoralipg eff
feels which the seasoDable slunabers OF
the night are calculated toproducs!
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-06

and the reluctance that any man mus. feel
10 embark his reputation and property in
| opposition to their opinion, we Cannot en-
terrain doubt OF the beauty and impor-
lance Of the invention. 1t is hardly pos
sible, that should be bad justice which ss-
tisfies both parties and this species OF
mediation has no validity, bat upon such
condition. 1t is curious, too To remark,
how much the progress OF rancour OBJ.
sIructs the natural sense ofjustice; it APP
bears that plaintiff and defendant were
6oM satisfied, IN. ! S ,86S causes. IF all these
causes had come on to a regular hearing,
and the parties been inaamed, by the ex-
pcnse and publicity of the quarrel. we
doubt ifthere would have been one single
man out Of the whole number who would
have acknowledged that his cause was
Justly given against him.
.1ccosiu of flour i;lsffecsed soiftin ths city of
Baifino,e, FOR The iast quarter, ending ne /
3oth d0y Of Jttne, sos.
64,l76 barrels ofwheat flour,
$3.50 half barrels do
2,559 barrels of rye -four,
% hogsbeads Of Indian meal,
2l8 barrels do
II half barrels do
SIS do rye -four.
EDWARD J. COALE. Register
OF the city Of Baltimore.
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NOllCE.

a LII persons are hereby fore
waroed from trading for tra6 Of LAND.
y ing IN the county of Prince Rdward 49, -
joining the lands Of WIN. Bennett. lanes ,,;;,sr,
ana Others, and said to contain t,so hundred a..
eses' be The same more or less. and known b, he
name Of ATnold's tfa6t, as have desd Of fr,,sr
executed 70 me 5y Mathew Harheld. tie c6,h
OF September, 1904 The trustee is John White.
head. OF PRICE Edward county, Cor Ihe said traH
OF land. Should any person trade Tor the said
tTaa Of land, this notice viii he plead ~ bar
James Davenport.
jane 18th, 1906. 49,
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A r S ENIC

The public have repeatedly been eau
toned against The imprudent use OF this
Corrosive poison, in the destruction OF
house vernin A; and families have not un-
frequently paid The Forfeiture OF their i'm
prudence inihe premature death CT some
OF their mcmhers. A family in this CITY,
were on Saturday last, poisoned by Arse.
me, which had been mixed with some
Indian meal, and put aside 10 use as oc.
casion should require 10 destroy rats, bu,
which was taken by the maid of the house
(who vas unacquainied with the circun.
siance> and Incorporated into pudding
Nine of the family ate of it, and were Sci
zed wiki the most violent pukinp, SC
Medical aid was Immediately resorted to-
and we are happy 10 learn that they are
an recovered or out of danger. Swee,
Oil, IN very liberal portions, was admins.
tered 10 each patient.---.fl6any Gazette.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-06

Departed this life, yesterday at 10 O'Clock.
sirs. JAEE FAIRFAX, relid of the late Byyan.
lLordl Fafyf9e, after short illness; grea,lyia-
me nted by those who had the pleasu Of her ac.
quanuanoe. Mex Pa
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-06

a king, said an old king ofCastiIe, has
only one way ofkpowiDg his defects, Let
him ride mettlesome horse, aud if he does
not know how to manage him, he will
most certainly be thrown.