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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-26
Gaober Z.
PUBLIC SALE.

On 1ae}aay tie third Of Decem5er If
fair, if MT The xext fair 1ay1 reiA be jslx to
The bigbeF btdser, at tie tlastaf'sa q f6s
late SaMvEL krAms, dreeeitS, rcaf tse .Ldtls
FALL IF Potomac, FOR READY NokE1,
Ten or twelve valuable Horles,
All the Stack Of SHEEP, CATTLE AsD
NOES, THREE WAGONS, ONE CAR !,
and all the PLANTATION UTENSILS. A
g-t Of Blaekfmithts tools; ore Copper Sail, VIII
various other article, too tedious 10 nenI'os.
Eennah adams, Ida'trs*.
Fairfax C1un,y, Gog. ~. aa"o'F
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Anu;a, Sept. as. {
snTINr,le &c ALEXANDRIA.

{
NOVEMBER 70, 1905.
vyyAs taken up and cea0iyted 70 the jail o.
w this sounsy, Negro Lad who calls am
efs aosFs. He fayshe was BON Of free wo-
man in Bladenfborg, Fate Of Maiyla1d' and was
fola a the ia!e of Nj. Rofs, of Bladenibatg' to
) Mr s,pith add Mr.. Greoa Of Nc@ Orleans
and thas he was perfuadaa 70 leave there Oy z
Mr.. Ma,lhall, On preface Of getting 'y.n -. a'i
fr,eiOs. AID was brought to New York; and
from tbe5e was TENT to AlexandFia, IN tue care 81
MIR. Spencer, until the arrival Of Mr.. Marlhai,
who p,eteoaed TO be his mater. and lest hi- IN
the care If Mr.. John Gadiby, Of Alexandra. =
Tie owner. if he has any, is rsqucRed to come
and prove his property, pay charges and take him
away, othsswife he will be aiipoied OF as the
lag directs. -
Z November Is. ia~7m
aA- This Mr.. kIarhall draw drst, on the
Honorable John MsrfhsH, Chief Judge OF the
Uaited stases, which was protected as forgery,
il was IN lav6rtcf fome gentlemen ia New York
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-26

r-vSRESE Dittcrs have uaaaabtedly hid Ii.
moItaapid laIs OF any satcnt Medicne e.
yer bcfarc daecveted, and are judy appreciated
for thcif fing ulsr and uncoWmQa virtues Tor is,
eoriae weak and daeayed constitutions, ard all
thsttfaiu ofcog,?sioa.@d complaints 70 common in
TIE lpring and tall fesfons, loch as isttrmatan.
Fever. ard Asps,, lrg Esfsmaai Festrb Dy.
I5teue5, 80. They arc .i.o ycfy p!salant BIT.
tsr for common ufc, and @bets thrY ays knova
they bave taken :bs pyas anj EpPsrc&lsd the use
Of ali other bi;t.is n public h7n.csa q. sell az IN
psivate fami.,cs.-Prlce 50 cescs boz.
Dr.. Lees (WindhaIa Billion, Pills.
The great fal: and luc,cailns esmsad ict :hste
valuable pills fof the5s issSys yeas par be.
fosak thciy ints;oltc woyyt. They hsve proved
aogu,sliy sfioacfaua IL B3li.a; AK 1,s.iozv f.
ysrs, fGssllfr, Hsz4 Iatb,. D2Jsatcrjss, bj6im
Cb,lc, Csfivts.T. ffm4@tai!Sjft', GO
The ve,y gfs.i detn4a.:'so5 high eite:m il
whica ,hcls giiis,sre beld throughout the United
S,s5es sad the Wea Indies, hashducsd msny to
.s,n,ssfe.t them ms Purcasief /: reqo;set 70
obferve has tie ns0c Of saggusi Lee. jan. s'hs
patentee) is affixed to each bitl OF directions IN
ais own hand Whiting, nr hey vail %ot DC gena.
iue- Price SO cents boz.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-26
John Sutton, Admir-.

Printing, inits various branch
es, Handsomely executed at thss
Office.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-26
PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC Sal &.
Psalseat to a dferes o ths C{rsast Court
efi6s Dfusq IF cslsmdis, fer he csas.y n
.dlsxaaaria, qodi Be lall az Pubiic 4AatRisg Iar
KEADY MONEY. or he Jsesad day sf Deefm-
5es aert, at ssclgek in tbe tveaisg, sa he
p,enJfss,
With the appurtencnccs in the towa Of Alexan-
dria, late tho property and place Of rshtence OF
JosEHa CAR9Y,l dsete}sd. The title will be
conveyed by the MafAal.ro the purehafer under
the direction Of tue Court.
DANIEL C. BRENT,
Mssthal, DiasiSf Of Columbia
1fsrAaFs QGte FIX. .
2Sfb on 1905. Ns7. I 2sSgg
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DR.. Rawlon's Worm Powders.

Dr.. Bawlcn's Worm Powders
A asd;cias y hica fer efficacy and f.tsy ID rs
operation aands unyiyal!el. The moS ''sts -,
,iaated praofs and retpeaahIe aathort..,' CT 10
aaonl.iog virsats, and iurprGos eassI'' 10 w. ~.
trs!sc ave- alarming cafes ofwoms, @ay ,, ~"
at the Place of iaIe. Price So Gears 23.Es,'
d.. Coofey's Vegetable hAGll )
0r Cough Drobs, j.,
Fer Coag&s, Colds, ARhmas, fpitt'ag o. S.O, W.,
and al! ,i;,.4!ss .! the LnxSs. rs -7st!t' "'"''
ua,iya!,es. Price 50 cents bo'sle.
DR.. CooIey's Rheumatic FlIl"
Prick 50 cents box e..
Hinkley's InfaLhble remedy 10
the Piles.
P,fes go Cents Ear. .,s
Vary particular disettionslacc0@Pany''E
IS tasFe ya!aable rcdicires.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-26
Cherries I. LOvs.

November is. zaw7tS
Par1aasf to The Decree Of the Honorable
A.C. EArsoN, ChasteAsr ef Maylas5, !
qcM attend at The Hoajs Of 'eHS GADsBY, "a
fss tux o, ziexandria, On tie 6f6 dry y ft:f
montk al 10 e'eleek in tie sTsraf"g, 70 dh.se/s
Of ut PRIVATE SALE.
A certain Tract Of LAND
Living in Chares coaniy, Gate Of Maryland, con.
tsisisg about 500 ,srea; and oEs o'hsi lRAEI
Il ing N the comfy Of Montgomery, containing
ZIG acres in tAe fame fate, beth we're tracts BE-
i / ta the ssa,e Of Geaefal Gs'rgs WeI5-
isgssn, IseeaJtx TSe terms ef Sale will te
we've mon,hs credit, witk issersR freFa the Gay
Of fsle, TO be f,cute3 oy : ssod ,sna aPf'ovsa
isrstiess
gg,s. HgjGiastoa, TgSes.
I2u-4W
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-26

ol tacIe gaENabIe FatulClNs9'
He his Akcwlis for Sal"
general saortmea' Of Drugs Pa:s .,s s, W..
fomr Han lamps; Iudian Sbadtsj p'0G Ss, .i
.,I Sbe,ry w:ne; black bottles in hosh r.2.
a 2 80. .'~S .oonl in oil; aud fsg bs:'ss ~.
5.ea 3j which he viii feIl on rsat'oa0le , o,ari
Or caa, 9, 50 punfuaI caiOnsT' Q"
1 ! gsnarou, alowaass will he, BE- a5 4, d.. !.
w. who 1purchaf. tie above Msai:ine' y
dozcn. 1s~
Marsh IL. ------.--,.,.------ -.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-26
VALUABLE FAMILY
MEDICINES.
Jaa received dirsa ham ta- Patsntees, aat
FG r SITE ar
JAMES KENNEDY, JvN.
DRUGGIST;
The following Valuable Medicines:
DR.. Rawfon's Aatl- Bilious ant
St0mdcheI Bsttcr5.
PR EfP A r ED BY

THO AZ AS II. r a N S 0 n.
.H.fenber Of the CooneEfjcul NIe3ical Socieiy
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-03-01

totally invalid ard worthless was that az !" sa.i,
eyes, in fuch ueter contempt did they hold ,hs
pretended rights ct ;he s,antecs under IT tS,s
the Houf: Of Re >refcu,Mi'es Immediately pa!set
a bill Empowering tho prslscn. 10 scee,v- Gfa's
OF the very land winch that act had pfev!ouhJ
aud :Tauduiently attempted to convey TO the tour
companies. With what face could the PfeiA!ens
recommend. or Congreis endeavoar to obstia
froga Georgia SETON of tie wboft, or 0rr pan
OF tie laai within her IndiIo boundaries, Il they
believed that the land in queition bad been con.
vcyed 10 etHers ~ !iif and bona ide tae L
tisey at:Aehc4 20 TIE az OF January, 1856 any
idea OF validity The MAJ who aplwers dis
ohjefli4n Ia ''ove M thanks. But pcrhaol !
ila.l be told thst Ills w,s. the az nf a trg.
hrsnch OF ,iir 'eynlAtG-c ana nor a !aw. True,
ir: but It W. io.=,un avein-nr to the "hoic
world thar -Hocs.ais h.l right 10 iegilate en-
thc fub;ett, Twas noticed en- The 9TH and a6.a
days Of February, 1875, Iha. the act pAiIed b.
the fa.c u Georgia, il the preceding month,
was vcid and of no eseGt--It was iouily pro.
claimed by tie convention OF tina. A,,c, which
met in .!c fjcc:ciing Way, and WIS finally
cclfunmsted by TIE iescint:ng act, OF the 18Th
of Erbrurty. 1895, which WAS fubfequently
ergra.,sd on tie coniituion Of Georgia. And
vi Tie New Epglad M}i;aiipPi land company,
uuter deed Gf contea,poIsneous date a, 'bty
ia, viii. ,his lat act, deed containing not
mrreiy ipvciai warranty, uut /pteial eoveaaM
%at 40 ,tee4pr NaA be bad agaisa lie I!!fr+
/sr ary ceIsn -ef Efkt ii than; covenant
wh"i clearly indexes noice on tho part OF tt:
buYrss OF !ach dc;ett; cls'"ang under deed
BY with ey IA CT 'ie iuch 1itle only as tie
grantees Ct 1855, had to fell, in Whole .afA4
md 3.Gcc they ag,ee to 1fand this company
az Ct to have no no;.cc Of any dc'eet of tir!e il
tholr OF whom hey blugh,. Sanction the CLAN
CT this c4nrany, Or rny o.fer derived from ~
aa OF Jgs, and whs; 10 efta do you declare
You ,ecori f5!,nn acknowledgement that Coz,
grcG have unfairly ani diihoneRiy obtained ifen
Georgia grant OF land &c which that Rate no
longer roaeHea title, having prevIouily i'.d i
70 othsIs 70, valuable confederation, OF which
trsnEtaion C0rg:sis was al che time fu'ly aPpila'
ed. Are you prepared to make this hum!lidnos
confeaion To i,entity youricives with The
fwindier. Ct 1882 To acknowledge r!'ai ,oa
havc unfairly obtsued from another that 70 winch
you know he had 10 ti,lc t.uT, FL, we have
not yet reached this point Of moral and political
dep:AWiy.
(Io be continued.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-03-01
NO T &c Z.

Having location to be abient from n
this place for fome months, hereby requsH
all perlons who are INDEBTED to the different
Bankrxtf EGntrs, and agencies under my c'ree-
ton, to make immediate payment OF 'he'f Ie'
fpeaive debts TO Mr.. JsMFs SANDiRsoS' VINO
is fully authorized to receive and grant aeeol'
tances for TIE fame. All accounts sppefta'",ns
10 ,heie eRa,es, no; difchargcd by the art Gay
of April next, hal! be then lodged with f're'f
I. TayAr, Eiquire, for fuit.
John NJ
Eskru,rv ~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-03-01
CIR

STA,
had the honor to write you from Me"
sina, pnder da!e Of the sub OF July then
expected TO h1ve sailed the day following,
but was detained BY bad weather until tbs
oh, when lee. it with TWO small bom1
vessels under convoy, and arrived at Syr1'
cuse; Were we were necessarily dean;a
four DAYS, On the 14th | sailed; lh
schooners Nautilus &. Enterprise, ia eor
paay with six san boats and two bomb ve''
Sell, generously loaned US by his Sch'1'
majesty. The bomb vessels are about ~
tons, carry thirteen inch brass, STA nor
TAR, and orty men. Gun.boa:s tweniy't''|
tons cary lorg ron twenty-tour pou''
der IN th: bow, with compile ment Of III:
~ i've men. hey are Differed and No.
ed from the equadrcn, excepting '"''
Ncapoli:an bcmbafdles, gunneFs az" ST.
.lors at achet! TO each boas, who were shP'
pyd " permission of their governm'"'
This stsp found necessary, as every Ts|s
sci in the squadron was considerably sh''3
cf compl-mcat. The gan boats are cor
strrc,rd for the defence of harbouFs iht |,
are Eat botsoyned and heavy, and do
Sal. or row even ,olerahly well. l0'I
were never intended TO go to sea. an9
srd cannot be nariga,ed with safety, ~
less assisted BY ,ow ropes from larger
better sailing vessels nJr even the" N y
~ bad wra..lev. However, as they We
ne best co,id cbtaiu, ! have shougN
Tor he py5od ct our service 10 employ .n.'
,ar,;c,,,ariv az ti.e weather In July and a.
gust is generally pleasant; and Win
e., nv force 100 small TO make any
preston on rriPo'i. u.
On the 18th OF ju!y we arrived at M
:. where we we're detained by contTA
Gales until ;he aist. when We leftit anc'
q r;;.sd in sight OF Tripoli the 25th aad v''
;,;ned by the Siren, Argus, Vixen 81
scouree. Our squadron nov Consisted
the Constitution, three briggs, three seao1
pers, two bombs and six gun.boa''-o'B
whole number Of men 1850. lproceea1
to make the necessary arrangements Tor
attack on Tripoli, city well walled Pr1
,ec,ed by batteries judieiousiy eonstTuc'o1
| mounting rs pieces Of heavy cannon
defended by $1,000 Arabs aad TURKS
harbour protected ~ 10 gun.boats, TWO "a
lies, two schooness Of eight guas each, S'f
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MADEIRA WINE.

y, WEDNESDAY next. eth March, will be
soi; .,p,bl;c Aueiiop. at the Warehou(e OF
nrrLov and Wis.-,bey,, on Union, Greet,
Ten Fipes, 7 half pipes and 5 quar-
ter calks London particular Madeira
WINE, :.
OF a hyperion quality, 90 credit of 90 days,
Gar y.d notes With approved inaoriefs.
P. C. MARSTeLLER.
February IS.
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PU BLIC S a L E.

On SATURDAY next, at 10 O'Clock, VIII DC
Sold, on Dunlap s. TWINS wharf,
Thirty hhds. of 6rlt quality St.
Martins SUG AR,
On credit of 50 and 90 days, for approves
endorled negotiable notes.
P. G. MayfelIer.
February 22.
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n . + I E Z.
February n.

THE Sale Of the property of James Doug
z les, Fairfax county, near the Great tdiis
OF Po;o.na-, vhe,ron hs mil lately aood, a;i-
verified by nc uniet decree Of the ChanceIy
court OF faid county to take place or the 2oth
day of Iat December, having been unsve.tacly
poeponed on accoaa, Of tee inclernency o. the
weather, therefore hereby give notice. that
mall proceed 10 f.'l the fame on Friday the z9tf
aay OF N,rch next, at II O'Clock, Il lair, !;
not, the next fair day, The terms will De opr
shiri af the purchs(e money in hand, one third
ial,. and one th,si in rs months, from the day
Of fsle, ard on tae completion OF The lat pay
ment tide wilt be made TO the prsniies, andes
the isc,es ABOVE mentioned.
iOHN POTTS, Commtigoner.
Febfssry 7. 60"
CO. II. 9;utss, of fbc Warrington Federal
10 ara Frederick Towa Herald are re4aetsed e
puG4A he above once ~seS uassi The dag
-, sod forward their accouni, % this oihte to
y>sSUr-t.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-03-01

aH- The next Danssng A0smbI
will be on Tuelday 9Th March, at Mr..
Cadiby's Hotel,
Feb. 20. q
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Coty cf letter fran Commodore Prebk Il
the Secretary Of the Navy.

accompanying the Presidents mes
sage, inserted IN the Advertiser, OF We'd
nesday last.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-10
REFLECTIONS ON NAN.

Much has been written on Divinity, and
much on humanity. Can we separate
them !--ff they are to be separated. how
nice are their boundaries Can we argue
with respect to Con. without having res
pect for his creatures Can we rehe0 on
his Creatures without recurring TO the
Creator ! Ida is opposed 10 immensely:
Omnipotence to our confined knowledge
and human argument shrlnks from The
question.
For what purpose were we placed on
this globe ii we have not recourse to re-
iigion, what are wei Belags possessed of
nationality nationality, which shows us
our weakness weakness which had led
US to vice and vice, which must con.
duct US To misery.
Let US pass over the scenes which PM
iosotihyers have described or attempted 10
describe. TO Poetry the handmade &c
Phiosohhy. I shall have no recourse a.
present. When the mistress erred, the
servant was not to blame. Yet let il be
said, that, however fiction wandered. ma.
ture was true and that man looked mr.
to God ihrough the regions Of nature.
Let Us survey ourselves. What are
We imsgio atom starts from the idea.
Yet have we not powers We have
Can We ascertain them 1--WE will NV.
was born by a species Of miracle INV
lie has been sustained by Continuance
OF the same miracle BY repeated mira.
eles have obtained middle age and
Dean which Is to lead to eternal Lffe. is
the greatest OF all miracles.
us true, there are rugged grounds,
over which we must travel. hot these
are incidental to human nature, Religi-
on REJECTS cbimcras. The HYDRA of The
snc'en.s Is justly exploded and al pre-
bat.
10 vhstd false opinion conduct us
10 augmentation without guide, and to
soph'stry without CLEAN of reason.
Let imagination range throughout the uni
verse and at length she must rest Der
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-10

| amount 10 80, 900 rooies, viewer from -
| 70 10000, and other articles 10 10000 ru-
oles. Sugar IS exported to the value OF
l 10000 ruoles. He then observes, IS A.
the balance thereof, to trade with Persia
is against u.s., is worthy of Investigation
in what manner our commerc;ai inter.
course could be rendered, ifnot profitable.
al tesst 1855 detrimental To the interest Of
The Empire and IN my opinion, we pos
sess the means OF eeecing that desirable
purpose."--Safem Reg.
WILLrAh x MARY CoLLsok t.orrxpr
Noe d'asping in N@folt.
THIRTY: FIFTH DAT.
Prizes of 500 dollars---Nos. TIA 2ols
702S 6Si3.
Prizes of Is dolIars--Nos. 4si 1881
2348 62sS 5i39 54os i2i5 3a2s 5444
1875 1895 5925 24s5 3s4s 1906 76l2
1913 1917 1885 59lI 427i 1869 2sso
49is 7s47 1909 4i43 1851 $3.50 1870
SAB 1888 774s $3.50 56o4 4I9I 1854
1868 ava 2sIs 5o45 1917 1876 6s2<
Sl76 257i 74ss 1868 1891 57s7 963
564l 1857 84i 1890 1859 1862 5o4I
sos 45o5 700 1902 6Se7 iol4 1911
5sil 5000 e6s5 565l gas 1875 7521
5o4l $3.50 4277 7i7s $3.50.
UNSATISFACTORY.
/. Prizes OF 500 dollars--Nos. 1879 scat
so2 ss7.
Prizes of Is dollars--Nos. 4{4 zIS7
24ss 1898 1850 32se SHY 1881 74os
36s2 81 50 267s 1904 $3.50 24is
5000 2la% e9s3 65o7 .45a7 1851 1895
$50 $3.50 4s4s 4iii 1885 ls43 sl6i
5535 43e7 1919 ios7 $500 $500 445a
1861 677 25+l 1898 9i3 1889 $3.50
2246 1898 ASS, 6i24 2i77 $3.50 so44
ALSO s47 1857 ASA 1851 66s7 si63
1857 65os 6sSa 7Ai7 1899 A425 2IlS
1856 6l2o 2367 6l7s 1919 1919 ao7e
1902 27s7 5000 1906 $500 s424 36it
.6l44 26lo 1897 $3.50 4Ii9 aool 1919
SASS e72o $3.50 s7oI 64os.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-10
RICHMOND PRICE CURRENT.

On Thursday the 4th inst. (beine The
Anniversary of American Independence,
numerous and respe Gable concourse of
patriotic citizens of Powhatan, convened
At Scottville, in commemoration thereof.
Capt. Thomas Miiler's troop Of cavalry
having performed variety of military e.
volutions, they repaired to the courthouse
where MIR. WILLIAM ARCHER, (hav;np
been selected for that purpose, } delivered
to acgcuded audience OF ladies' and pen.
stIe-nen, an Grafton, which did Justice To
the subject and honor to himself. The
company then repaired to the grove and
par'ook OF feast. which was prepared for
The purpose. After the ladies had retired
to the drawing groom, Col. James Clarke
being appointed president, and Mai. Jacob
Michaux vice president Of the meeting.
took their seats accordingly, and the fol-
loving patriotic Toasts were drank 80
l. The day nc ceie6rdfe--In support of
that liberty to which it gave birth, may
The present and every succeeding genera
ton of The American people, like the pa
'riotic congress Of 70, pledge their lives,
their fortunes, and their sacred honors.
cheers.
Q. Tie 4th Of March, isoi-The day of
American regeneration. 6 cheers.
s. The iieohie-Ma they always teach
as they have already taught every aspiring
demagogue, that they are the soyereigns.
cheers.
q. The present Administrations bless
ings are its highest eulogy. cheers.
S. fhoaias Jeferson--The ignorant i'm.
pertinence. and pitiless malice with which
his enemies assaiI him, only the more en-
dear him to republicans. 6,cheers.
6. The Constitution ofthe United States
Equal TO any extent of country. cheers.
z. The sefiarafe STATE governments-Th
best security against federal encroach-
ments. IL cheers.
s. The Nina effhe United Stafes-The
safest and most natural mode Of defence
for free country. Schcers.
9. Our flag in he Mediferranean--May
itteach pirates that republicans can defend
as well as proclaim their rightsS cheers.
q 10, agriculture, commerce and nianufac-
rnres--The sources of national wealth.
cheers.
IL. TIE Summaries offhc United States--
May they be the nurseries of patriotism
aswellas the schools Of science. 3cheers.
10. The american yourh-Liying under
arepublican government, may they prove
by their industry, modesty and VIRTUE that
they duly appreciate the blessings it Sc
cures. . cheers.
Is. To the memory of those heroes
who fought, bled and fell in defence Of a.
msrican freedom.
Is. Jamss Nonroe--At home or abroad,
the enlightened advocate Of his counuy's
rights. 6 cheers.
4. S. William, b. Giles and John Randolph
The consultations Of the American con-
gress. cheers.
10. Thcnsemoryof John Thomson
ed from existence in the dawn of life, he
yet lived long enough to command the
love and admiration of his country.
III. The american Fcir--May they re-
member that nodesty is pearl more pre-
cious than all the wealth which fortune
can bestow. 9 cheers.
VOLUNTEERS.
BY Col. Clarke William Duane and
bIeriwsther Jcnes--May their editorial SER
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-10
LExING TON LOTTERY.

1aisfake rsetifef--In the Argus of last week
IL was stated eiybtb days drawing. which oughr
to have been the ninf6. The number which drew
the prize OF 100 dolls was 1928. and not 49,
The following prizes were drawn and omitted ia
the publication
Prize of 101 dolls.-No. 1894
Prizes of so dolls Nos, 1929 $3.50.
EIGHTH BAYS raAw.Nc.
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BY Col. Clarke William Duane and
Meriwsther Jones May their editorial SER
vices in :" the times which tried mems
souls" be remembered with gratitude.
BY Mai. Michaux.--7he year so5--
May /, be the wa,chword of the Virginia
farmers.
ny Capt. Thomas Miller The right Of
outrage attached 10 the jreehoid--Perma-
men, interest begets permanent patriot
ism.
BY Cen. Mosby john .Idams- MAY
he live long enough to be convinced that
American patriots are not TO be humbled
into dust and ashes.
BY Brett Randolph. Orator Of The
day.
BY Mai. f. Woodsou.--7Hoplas Paine.
BY Capt. ". Selden.--John ". Ehaes.
The whole afternoon was spent in the
most perfect harmony and conyiyiality.
The midnight hreSidenf.