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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-12

No z, 6ridgs-sfreet. fur du1s NORTH IF Cri5Ef5's
Bridge. Baltimore.
{XTHERE are made and s.ld. H-HE4S.
Wv FINS. FIRST quality ROLLIN6 and Other
ScREEF.S, for whsat, barley. Rax-sced. &c. 1;
HAND RIDDLES and SIETES. for coal,
corn, barley, whent, rye, oats, meal. bsick.dusl,
FAX seed, clover seed, cockle. lime SAM &c /.
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WOVEN FIRE for Windows, &c &c.
AMOS SMITH,
(Fcvmerlv WEsr q SxIrH.)
N. b. good assortment on hand
Any OF the above articles will be delivered in
Richmond. Con short po,ice) at the same prices
as IT the mandatory (exciusiye Of frcightl Of,
the orders being left with
SAMUEL PARSONS q SON.
Near the Bacon. Of whom the prices nay be
known--who have now On hsnd jrbear Fans
Wseef and Lime Sievrs, and 6zeai Si<vey, Sc. Of
superior quality
p $. HIRE SAFES. and tsU soas BAR
IRON On Sard
il,h M. LIST. 1904 wf
7HE foLL oJffa0G .aR7Il'EEo,
Dire fer sale at DR.. JTslson's ztot5esary S6ob op-
tosise TIE Eel Tavern, 10 vsif:
r. ed and white Lead, Vedigris. Spanish WIKI
: ting Spanish Brown. Umbrr, Naples Vel.
low, Blue snalt, Brown Pink, Rose Pink, Flake
Wliie, Gold Leaf, Liquid Gold Size. copai and
Spirit yarnish. Camel's Hair Pencils. yellow O.
csre, I.ithargc, Sugar of Lead, sc. Sc. Also
quantity of Salt Petre.
lie wishes TO rent stand for an Apcfhecary's
Shop in the neighbour,,ood Of the cross street
seang to Msyo's bridge.
z6sh Dec. 1904. wtf
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Patterson ) DID MI.

THE subscriber has got the above
i MiIlin complete order for The re.
eeption Of Wheat or amy other Grain.
He win manufacture Wheat as Il has
heretofore been done at said Min, and
win Be responsible that IN Flour nann-
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EsTRAY STEER.

GAME 10 he plantation Of ne sub.
~ scriber, near Martinsburg, on the
6thinst. White STEER, with blue
spots Ill over, brown cara, long slim
horns standing backwards, four years
old, nsarkedw ! slit in each ear. I've
said estray has been appraised aerordiL.
70 law. and valued Il fourteen dollars.
The owner Is desired TO prove proper
~, pay charges, and take him away.
NICHOLAS ROUSH.
September -, 1905. |.
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"a - ~ 49,
bargain. Il IiartiusbHfg. Eiseinia,
she foigowine Fwspeyfy,
nNE large Stone HOUSE, fofty-
" three and = half feet By thirty; one
Frame HO USE, thirty By fourteen feet ;
enc other HOUSE fifteen By twelve
teet Z stone Mill House two large
Stables, each win hold two rows Of hor-
tes and large quantity of hays and I
number Of other Buildings. These
huildings stand together. On I Lot on
which i an excellent Wen Of water which
supplies from 10 70 50 families, Who pay
two dellars each family for water yeally,
and the waste water alundantly supplies
tie milk house. The terms Of pay ore
500 dollars in hand, inwhicha goodrid-
lng hofie viz Be taken, and 500 q year
tor the baliece. The houses are under
rentwhichti purchaser WilIreceive from
the frat payNent. The sitnakion and
convenience o. these houses, and the adj
vantage Of the zen Of water, win make
them rent for mafe than double the rent
ofany cher propFty ofths ssuas price n
this town. The Houses and one of the
stables are Insured against ere, the pre-
miurns paid and polikies ready % Be q.
signed With The properly. Application
may be made b. any wishing % purchase
% the subscriber on the premises.
ROBERT WILCOX.
August 50. 1905. [tfl
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H1cERS- ToWv RACES.

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I'm Tuesday the sth day or October
~ next, viii be run for, over i hand-
some course near this town, I match race
for ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
On "Wednesday che 9th will run for
over the same course, Sdbscription
purseof o NE HUNDREDS sixty
DOLLARS, free for any Horse, Mare
sor Geiding. the four nile hests, carry.
ing weight agreeable "a the rules Of rzc.
ing.
On ThursdaytHe ioth, willie run fof,
over the same course, purse Of SIXTY
DOLLARS, the two mile heats, free
q aforesaid, carrying feather, the win
ming horse Of the preceding day except
ed.
And, on Friday the iith, win Be run run
for, override same course, purse of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS, the
three mile heats, free, and carrying
weight according 10 the rules Of racing.
the winning horses of die two preceding
days excepted. $
The Horses 10 be ehtersd with Georre
Bslszheover and Gsofge Smith. the day
preceding each race, OF double Il the
-sentfance one shillinx ID the pound.
Mcpherson win be pefmitked 70 ride with.
out being dressed in ! silk Jacket and
jocky cap four horses tcstart each day
q lfo'cloek a. W. or no race.
Proper persons wiz Be appointed a.
Judges, who win determine any disputes,
and the purses paid by 81 &.
GEO; BELTZHO0VER,
GEOs SMITH.
September ~, 1905.
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Dr.. Harry Botslen,

d ESPECTFULLYinformst the pub
IN lie, that he has commenced the
practice Of PHfSfE. SURGERE, &C.
IN tie stone house, two doors below Mr..
.Selby' store. The regular steps Ne has
taken 70 acquire knowledge Of the
healing art, will entitle him 10 the conf
denee Of hrs ieIlow-sitizens.
Shepherds Town, August 50, 1905.
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Jefferson. .. :,
]. Aggrsf cbayf. 1906. S
James Miller and Mary his wife, latS
Mary Rumsey, Comp'ts
Leonard Robinson and John Morrow,
psisnd.f's' X cHlncsR,:.

rT-HE Hefepdant Leonard Robinson,
not having enfered his appearance
agreeable toan act Of Assembly md The
rules Of this Court. md i appearing %
the satisfSction ofthe Court. that he Il
not m inhabitants Of this Commonwealth,
onthe motion oftheC onplainants 81 theiF
Counsel, L u ordered that the said De-
PENDANT do appear here On the second
Tuesday ii November next a answef
the bin Of The accomplishments, and that :
copy Of this order s. EorthMith inserted
n the Berkeley and Ieilsrson Infeiligen-
Ger, for two months successfully, and
published &C the door Of the Court House
d the said County.
: csSgEE oRcIs si airE, s.,s.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-05
BALTIMORE, October 3.

Arrived, ship Sally, Gorton' ~ aa III
from St. Petersburg, and 60 from .sDu 4
end. August 3 long. 4, so, LAT; oJ, !
spoke the Swedish ship Justus, AdolPnu,'
from Stockholm for Philadelphia. ~ n
S, long. As, lat. AZ, ship Wasn'nS' Ou,
Palmer, from Greenock for New I CO. ot.
SO days. Sept. ls, long. SO, lat Nv. 'po, !,
the bremen ship Neptune, from Sasahp saI
GO Bremen, out IS days. $780, lopS. nj II
lat. SO. "a, ship Acturus, MaIns' from ,;.i
York for Bordeaux, out days; suppllej
u. with beef and bread. Esd, long. VIZ, =,
lat. 50, brig Thomas Jefferson, ha, ons
from Baltimore tar Bremen, DAYS s., wv -.
"a, long. So, lat. SO, 90, brig Er W. OH,
ford, from Bonasista tor New W ' 20 brjs
go days. 81, long. u, lat So 50 -"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-05
NETWORK. October 2.

Capt. Latham, of the ship Fwo'Frlends,
1aft Belfast on the Fad of August, at (which
time no political event of Importance had
occurred. He informs US that island was
in state of tranquility, and that lord Mel
SON had sailed from Gibraltar to TIE north-
ward.
The Belfast papers, with which respee-
table commercial friend has obliglngly ia
yored US, are TO the 18th August, Incius'
i've, and contain London news oithe 18th;
bu, nothing more interesting than the sub
Joined articles:
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-05
LISBON, August Is.

On the Sd instant adyices were received
of the combined squadron being steering
into Virgo on the eth ult. consisting OF n
sail Of ships of war, and Admiral Nelson
was said not to be far from them, his squa'
dron having been seen eft CadiS and LasO'
bsv some days ago, and the Paulstta slo01
of war was dispatched to inform him thai
we hourly expect some great news IRON
the consequences Of Nelson's falling \
wiki Shem, and i, is probable he has bsea
Joined by the squadron blockading Cadlzs
being nine sail ofthe line under sdm'fal
CoIllngwood.
August n.
The combined fleets are reported g
have got into Corrunna, they 'eit the Sh'ps
at Vieo on the Slst uls. 'Lold Nelson way
said 70 be eff Vienna On the 9Th inst nj
two Spanish men Of war taken by the fsff
rol squadron have arrived at Plymouth.
A squadron of eight ships ct the ing y,
with troops, ia again said 10 have sa'sl
from Rochefort. Much preparation eoR''i
nues to be msde for invasion.
August 49,
Affairs in Spain are said to be fast teool
ing to civil war. The coun'ry mas Oh law
been prey to every sort of ealanny' i
The San Rafael IN the late actlen 10 s".o
TO have fought extremely veil' a"o :
have suffered the most severely Il
The above intelligence was recTEsu
ST. Johns by snort arrival from L.'o; ~
and the authority Is too good to peFh''' -
being doubted.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-05
1fsasldtioa from the Ps...,pu,,.
Woo, July 90

On the morning of the 23d me-, =,
thick fogin the latitude Of and a4s \ u
40 leagues w. of Cape OrteeaI. N. Sau'
guard OF the combined French and Sn, MAN,
squadron coming from Martipiour f f,'.
with an English squadron eomnr;,;s IN N /
two deckers and 8 three decked shln.s :, :,
the line ;abattle Immediately en.ued r 4. Nv
fog in,great disorder, French sbins !.
Ing to leeward were unable to JON il il i,
battle, which lasted with great oast;uacvo.
both sides for six hours.
They say that one of the English ,br..
deckers was completely wrecked, and Al
the rest were very much damaged.
On the Oath the combined squadron ,.
joined, and chased the English, who svoid,
ed secoad combat, thereby RAISING IL.
blockade Of Ferrol
On the 9th il the afternoon, the said
combined squadron entered the river Vi
go, comprisiog1s ships Of the line, q ri.
gates and Q briggs of wa, bringing also with
them Spanish ga'leon loaded with plate
from Lima, which mad been taken BY he
English. -
Two ships of observation or for recon.
noitering, were left off this port, which ar.
aot come in, there are also two Spanish
ships missing which separated in the action,
one dismasted and the o'hrryery much ds
mayed.
From the thick fog It is no, known whs|
course they took or whether or not they al
forwards Tell into the hands of the English
This combine squadron is composed Of
exrellen, chips, particularly the French,
well manned, sc. s. Of them however were
very much damaged. Hits suppos.dthers
are about 500 men wounded, which are 70
be disc mbarked tomorrow and sent to the
| hospital, and from 40 to, so killed. Tbs
SQUADRON has on board ~ 600 troops, and
is commanded by the Spanish Admiral
Gravina, second in Communicative ADM.
| ralEVilleneuve.
Yesterday an express was dispatched 70
Ferrol, and it is presumed that within :
or 4 days this squadron will be joined by
another cow in that port, comprising II
sail of the line, and that thew will then Pu!
20 sea together, taking with them the saOl'
ma frigate which was in this port. lhs
Ferrol squadron has 1900 troops %
| board; it's much feared that Nelson wiz
reach this before the Ferfol squadron.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-05

,<,;c1 lectures, which bore aresemblance
70 the philosophical dialogues of Plato,
were communicated in the afternoons ore
venings, TO all young men, without any dis
tinc,ion. The formerlectures he called his
mernipg walk, the latter his evening walk.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-05
pnIITIcAI. ESSAYS

On the essential and distinctive qualities Of
Demscracies and Republics. Nth refer
ence 10 the Constitution Of the spnftedI
States.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-05
fs4 J Pansanias .EEae.

(s4i Pansanias EEac.
Cos Ammon. c.-PMtarch dseyibes the
rebuilding Of Stagyra to Philip, and to Aris.
fotle's influence over Philip.
Csc Disnys. Etist. al Ammaniuns.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-05
Royal Gazette Office.

1aALIFAA3 otPts IU'
BY schooner that arrived here this
morning from St. Johns, Newfou udland,
after passage of seven days, the following
particulars respecting the Combined SqQa.
dron were received.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-18

Ordere5sthat Jeave be given to bring
In a bill, TO atiieRd the act entitled an aei.
To reduce into one the s.:verala cts dire a
ing the course of desceIts; and ,ha,
messrs. Campbell. Kinney, Moilory.
Clarke. Moss, J. Miller, Hehing, Minor
and Sempl.doprepare EbriugiL the same.
Saturday, Deccm5dr Ia.
The engyossed bile, Authorisng the overseer,
efthe poor Of Hampshire county to recover a
certain sum Of money of the late sheriff of said
county, for the purpose therein fnentiousd-Au.
thorising the payment Of certain sum of mo.
Rcy 20 the widow and execdtrix of George Mi
nor. decs.sed.-Autherising a sum of money 10
be raised by lottery for the improvement of the
road from Wood courthouse to Clarksbme were
scvcrally read the third time and passed
Ordered, that the clerk carry the said bills 10
ths senate and desire their concurrence
~. The bills Incorporating company to build a
Toll br,Sge over the north Fork OF Shenandoah
river Dividing the couaty of Amherst Alter.
ing the reward for killing wolves in Washing.
ton and Augdsta-Appointing other trustees Of
r the.town OF Notwithstanding certain lots in
thetewa Of Springfield land, To authonse the
county court of Lee to erea turnpike or toll.
gate. on the road from Mockerson gap to Cum
besland gap. thro'the said county, were severallv
read second time. and ordered TO be engros,cd
and read third time.
Mr. Randolph presented from the committee Of
proportions and grievances, the following bills /:
"a bill for dividing the country of Harr,son-
and. bill, Aushorising the appointment of com.
5nissoners to ascertain the different county lines
bordering on the Three Notch road. fror, Abe
marie 10 Hanover which were eyerally recei
we'd ard read the fir.t time. and ordered to be
read 4 second time
motion was made that the house do come to
ti,e following resolution, Fs-V
"a Resolved unanimously, That the General Al.
-semby OF Virginia, penetrated with conviction
OF the ZEAL 6delity and diligence with which
!. John Page, eaq. late Governor of This Ccmroi,
wealth, discharged the duties of his Office feel
il a tribute Of respea due TO his great merit. to
sArfess. as well their appreciation OF his conduit
in that department, az their gratitude for his
past services.
And the same being twice read, was, OH the
question put thereupon, agreed to by the house
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-18
sTRAsRuRGn. Seat. %.

'hcbOh1ily OcPts Zys
The following is the proclamation Of
The emperor TO the army:--
"SoLDIsRs
The war Of the third coalition has be
gan. The Austrian army has passed ,he
Inn, violated treaties, and has attacked aud
driven our ally from his capital. Yon
yourselves have been compelid to advance
by forced marches to the defence Of our
frontiers. Already you have passed the
khine' We viii not stop ill we have Sc.
cured the independence Of the Germanie
Body assisted o~r allies, and consounded
The pride ofnnJust eggressors. We will
not again make peace without sufficient
guarantee. Our policy shall no more
give way TO our generosity.
Soldiers your emperor IS in The midst
Of you; you are only the advanced guard
OF greas people. If il should be neces
sary, they will all arises a, nv voice 20
coDioupd and dissolve this new league,
Which has beso formed by the hatred aud
the gold Of England.
But Soldiers, we shall have forced
MARCHES to make, fsigues and priyatiops
OF every kind 10 endure Whatever obsIa-
Iles may be opposed 10 us we viii over.
come Ihem, and we will take no rest until
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-18
FIR Sah.

BY tbs sH6se,iJry, next eoor s5ove r6k Ri:
2averh,
20 Hogsheads Retailing Molasses
80 Puncbeops Northern Rum
80 Boxes Hsisins
20 Barrels Tanners Oil
10 Quarter Casks Sherry Wine
10 ditto ditto Malaga ditto
1000 Weight Soal Leather
so so r a;,,o W HFp%" PL ATLAS.
An invoice Of Silk Vevet Waisteost Pattern.
q few pieces Linen, Patent Shat; CanSIes,
From I'd. to.l0d. Gu, Nails sIislersd steel,
Pepper Shoes; Cotton Cards; FF Gun ooryde, ,
Sheet Iron Shee, Lead Half pint Tumiler.
Gausing Reds; Writing & WrappinS paper.
- Henry Hovey.
peccmoer- 10. lSOo gt
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-18
Paris. Eendeona:re IS. foet. is. !,

d
Third Bulletin of the Grand Army.
Z'asairtrshoaser, Yendemoirs s, Oct. 81
- Marshal Soult pursued the Austrian
division which had taken shelter at Aloha,
drove it out, and entered Augsburg on
the Nth at noon.
On the evening OF the 18th Mashal
Dayoust, who had crossed the Danube at
Nsnberg, arrived at Aloha with his d.
visions.
Cen. Marmopt, with the divisions Bou.
Diet, Grouchy, and The Bsvavian division
under Gen. Drmonceau, crossed the Da.
sube, and took position between Aloha
ard Augsbourg.
Al last the body of the army under
Marshal Bernadott, together with The
! BavarIan army commanded by Genersls
Deroi and Verslen- took their position at
lngolstadt. The Imperial guards under
Mashai Bessieres proceeded TO Augs-
bourg, together with the division of Cui-
rassiers headed by Gen. DsHanipouIt.
Prince Mnrat with the divisions Of dra.
goons OF Klein and Beaumont, and that
of Cerabineers and Cuirsssiers, under
Gen. Nansos,y, few to the village of
Zusmershsusen to cut off ihe passage
from Ulm 10 Augsburg.
Marshal Lnnnes, with the division of
grenadiers OF Oudinot and that o Suchet,
took post on the same day at Zusmers-
bausen. The Emperor reviewed the dra.
goons at this village. He had presented
to him Marente, dragoon of the 9Th re.
eiment; one of the bravest soldiers Of
the army, who, at the crossing Of the
Leeh, saved the life of his captain, who
had only the day before taken from him
his commission. HIS Majesty presented
him with the Eagle OF The Legion Of Ito
nor, upon this brave soldier observed 10
him, T" did nothing more than my du.
"ty.-My captain bad broken me for a
"reglect Of discipline but he knows
I" ave always been good soldier"
The Emperor then expressed his ap-
probation of the conduct of The drsgoons
at the battle Wer,ingen. lie ordered a
dtsgoon from each regiment TO be pre-
sented to him, TO whom he gave The Ia
gle of Honor. lie also compiimented the
grenadiers of,he diyision Of Oudinoi. A
more handsome troop is not to be seen.
They are all animated with the desire Of
meeting the enemy, and evince that mi
litafy enthusiasm which is always the
forernDner OF signal successes.
Until an authentic and particular ac-
count of the battle or Wertingen shall ap.
pear, it is proper we should here say a
few words on il.
Col. Alright, with his regiment, attack
ed that Of the cuirassers under the Duke
Of Albert. The contest was very warm.
Col. Alright had his horse killed un-
der him. His life was saved by the in
trepidiy OF his regiment. Col. Beau
mont, Of the 10th reg,. Of Hussars, ami.
. mated With true heroism, seized, in the
nlHldle OF the ranks Of The enemy, capt.
Of coirassiers, and made him prisoner, az
sr having wounded several horsemen
will, his broad sword.
Col, Aaupelit, a. the head of the 9th
regiment Of Dragons, attacked the enc