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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-16

On the snbjea of TrpoIitan affairs, ge.
neral Eaton preserves a marked and de.
corous silence. He declares, however.
that be had no powers TO lrea, with the
Bashaw Of Tripoli and he contradiels
the ridicnlous and inyidious tale, which
was cooked up by ono ogihe federal prints
OF boston; that Cot. Lear had been
prompted to conclude rash and prsma-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-16
VIRGINIA ARGUS.
! RICHMOND:
CEMERAL EATON.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER ie. 1905.

we are happy 10 announce the arrival
in this city of this distinguished officer
and patriot. Hecain on shore at han,p-
ton, on Sunday, from on board the brig
Franklin, from Gibraltar, and reached this
city on Tuesday evening.
The citizens of this place, anxious 10
manifest their respect and gratitude Cor
this truly meriiorious character, invit-
ed him TO partake oi dinner at the Ea-
gle Tavern, on Thursday, which was at
tended by upwards OF one hundred gentle
men, among whom it gaze US great plea
sure TO recognize many oftse most dis,in-
guished characters fer virtue and talents
IN our state, particularly members of the
Executive Council, Judges of,he Court OF
Appeals, General Court, Ch;se Justice al
the United States, &c. ALRxANDER
M'RAE ard ALsxaNDER STUART, rs.
quires, presided After dinner the follow
ling casts were drank 80
l. The people of The United States.
2. Thomas Jefferson.
8. The Heads of Departments.
4. The American Navy.
$. The Spartan Banl-who spread The
glory ofthe American arms, into regions
where The American name was unknown.
6. The Ba.haw of Tripoli--whose ru.
ined fortiicaiions, have furnished him
with a n3S lecture on the law of nations.
2. The American, who amidst the Ca.
taeombs and the Pyramids Of Egypt, could
make man only his study.
9. Lieut.. O'Bannon OF the Marines. s,
Midthipmsn Mann--The heroes who first
| planted the American Banners ON the
walls Of Derne.
9. The memory of Somers, Wadsworii
and Israel; vino with their brave caun
try-men, preferred death to slavery.
10. Preble and Deca sr, who have id
ded new Laureis to the American name
III. The sublime ruins of Carthage
which teach in vain 10 The States of Bar
barry, the splendid advantages Of com
merce.
IL. The warning nations ne Europe
They destroy each o,her, while The Anne
ricans give laws TO BaIbary.
10. The memory OF George yyasb;no
TOM Reyered, while there exists an n
dependent people upon the surface ,hs
earth.
Il. spain-May every nation who re.
Jecls the Olive Branch Of Peace, suffe,
by the sword.
Is. Great Britain-Why will shc die
up the Ratchet Of luminosity, by condemn
ing our vessels and irnprsssing our bre
thrcn.
le. The American States--United a.
mong themselves; they need not fear III,
power OF all the Stations of the Garth
May their union be perpetual.
IL. The Rights of Woman.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-04-04

upeslu,sd, to wsde q he port o. csry. aod
iury,yon TO re6de At fuch ports OF delivery ~
xpsy be eiabliihcd ss aforefaid.
sec. 8. AxS BE- Il Jsytbrr essdsS. That
,hs Pres lsat be. and he is hereby authorized 20
dehansrs fscn place IN the diarid Of Eric. AZ ne
tb.H Judge expsdisnt. TO be the pon OF entry Of
the faid diRnet.
sec. {. Asd be IL farther <1st'el, That the
fevssal collectors sad fnrvcysu, who may be ap.
pointed by virtue sf this al. OF by virtue Of the
third istti,c Of ,n sd, paGsd tho third OF
March, one shoofard eight hsndred ard three,
.which suthoriles ths saabIifhmsus of nsw col
lection diAdtt on Lake Oatafio. in addition 20
rhe ices nd comm,flons allowed by law, rel
yetsively receive the fame anpual fslsry, which
by Law il allowed to the collectors and fufvey-
on Of the feyersl diRrifts compfihng the north
srn and weAcrn boundaries Of the United Ssz,es.
NATHL. MACON, 81
SS<sk<y Of The Hs.js sf Rrt,1futsiiv<ss
JOS. ANDERSON,
pn6dtns Of fbe Senate, pro e:npore.
ApYsovlp. March 8. 1906.
TIL JEFFERSON.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-04-04

49,, CALL the undivided attention Of my
feaders 70 the Ioaogsral Speech Of THOMAS
JEFFERSON. which was delivered by him in
the Seostc chamber of the United States, in the
prcience Of the memben Of the two Houfcs Of
ConsSefs, and a large coucourte OF citizens, i'm
nsdistsy after taking the oath OF cffice prefcri-
bed bs the Contribution.
This fpecch Is oncomnon'y arsnr and H.
cid; and consains mach fenfe in fs~ words.
Ii trsats---t. -sff ~ tti
1. OF his gratitude for the new proof Of
confidence. given him by his fellow. ci,izens.
:. OF his having sdminiHered tire govern.
O,snt asrocaby to his original declssssioas ia
1904.
8. OF his having conducted the govern.
ment With juaice and friendAip towards foreign
nations.
4, OFsffsirs At home aud appeals 20 the
knowledge Of his fellow citizens on this point.
5. OF the srue objca Of governmess. 10
having repealed the internal taxcs. sftf
6. OF the bene6n likely to accrue fron The
sequiGsios Of LouiHana. "a
,. OF religion --asd its free exersi6e.
=. OF The. Indios. aad the nsans Of their
ciyilizssios.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-04-04

9. OF ~ .,eeuhoufAef, Of ne pfeis ssd
the injsrioss effects Of that icessioufhsis On ths
public msrss.
10. OF fhs psoptiesy Of correcting sbsfss
Of the liberty Of the pref. BY the faplsry CO.
ercions Of the lsw."
-. OF the union Of Geatiment maoifeaed
by the people of rhe United States and the
probability Of lie being in mort time complete.
IA OF the benevoleuce that ought 50 he
fhewu sowards the enemies VI the standardization.
by doing them " juRice, and more than jsitise.
II sll competitions Of interefls
I3. OF hin determination 10 90 proceed in
the fpirit Of thofs princiPlss which the peopls
have approved" And.
-. or she favop Of Providence, which lss
fupplicsies TO enlishten his mind, and guide the
councils Of the nation.
A more czndid and afettionsse Speech acv-
er fell from the lips Of q public Msgiarste.
Firm, shoueh mild plain. YET dignided an5
free yet decorus. Repub'icsps your chief hAs
not deceived you. You may pisce hn in the
eye of the world. and challenge M 10 produce
another ruler like him. Guided by Yirfns, his
Objects are your P,sl9rtir and taa9hgs.
!" 'Tis nor the babbling Of bufy world.
Where praife and cenfur arc az raadon hurl'd,
Which can the finallris of hs ,hsughss controuls
Or make lhe iertlcd fsrpofe ot his fcrl;
Free ssd al large let FEDERAL cnries roam,
For all - veil abroad. aad vel, at home"
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-04-04
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION,

Or Wsassl3.y. re tofb Of Apnl tslairg. 4tIs
oslsek, a. NJ. or fbe pre~yss.
A LOT Of Land, containing four acres. nd
( \ Joining and bsirs 6,ua,cd on the North
Of Eaaon's Povd. late the properly Of Jouathaa
Simmons, dcesafed.
GARDNER & DEAN. AuSs.
Newport. March 40, isos.
~. B. All portions indebted to the efaats Of
the laid Jonsthan Simmons, are once more, ard
tor the iaa time ia this way called on 60 mske
immediate pay meat, TO enable the fubferibcrs %
cloie the fesslcmens OF faid eflstc.
ELIZABETH SIMMONS, 7 Exses-
EDWARD SINdNONS, I ssr.
NewpoYt, March 10, rSoe.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-04-04
COUNT RUllFoRO.

THE frhlcriber has on bsed, a, hi, Shop In
4 Rays6am, lMad.J large sHortment of
Rumfcrd's improved BOILERS. for hsins Su-
el and labor. A few fsfn may be had Of Mr..
Wtil'am Lasglcy. at very low rare. II applied
for foon. STANLEY CARTER.
N. B. The Boilers arc in u5c az .he Coffec.
Houfc in Newport. for infpeaion.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-04-04
M. CARPENTER

INFORMS the Lsdie. & Gentlemen Of New
i port, shat he win open bis Dapcins School
On Monday the 9Th day cf April -infszt 1
O'Clock. 7. NJ Nesrpo,s, Apyl 3.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-04-04

IN their Inc, ~h,ch they ~ti diipoie of toe
Cath or good credit. on the rcoa rcafonshic
terms. hey feri grateful fo- the mspy favsn
they have received, and hope by proper condud
70 merit continuance thereof; and invite bny-
crs 10 call and look AZ the f1lIowine afticles
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-04-04

Grafs Seeds, for 1906, very Hyperion.
Morocco ard Calf kin Shoes--Cotscn Yarn--
Cotton Shirsing- Bedtiks. &c. all az shc maau-
fattory pricea Excellent eEerec Of Spruce BY
the gallon or lei, suaasity. A auantity ofcOsIfs
Salt.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-26
Congressional Register.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Taes1au. .dnunr,l -

The bill to prohibit, the c.,action Of bail
upon certain suits within the district 81
Columbia, was brough, in, enero.sed. and
read a third time.
The final passage of the bill was ONO
SEQ by MIR. Goddard, Mr.. Root and Mr.
Nelson, and defended by Mr.. Newton, a,
proper measure to prevent the oppres.
SION OF malignant creditors.
Nj. Eppes desired Mr.. Beck,ev 10 road
that part OF the constitution of the United
States relative 10 the extent of The ;,,d;c;'
airy power, AMI that part OF the law es,a.
oilshing the judicial authority of tie dis.
trict OF Columbia, with a view of shcv;nr
that the bill wa not essentially necessary
MIR. Early mved a.re-commitment or
the bill 10 select committee.
Mr.. Bedingei expressed his wish ,ha,
the bill might 80 10 select committee.
oscause he considered the principle w.
iuabIe one. He imagined, however. tina,
the details were not altogether peri e..
lie feit concerned on this subject. on .c
count OF seyera Of his constituents vic
had been tricke, out OF notes and bonds
Tor lands IN Kcnucky, which mad been nd.
veri'scd, and wire no longer available q
gainst the braves In that state bnt shor,d
,. SO happen tina, business called them 10
Washington, they might be extremeIv
harrassed for want &c bail.
The reference vas opposed by Mr.. r
1r'swold, as ne was against the pr;ncinl,
OF the bill altogether.
On the question to recomm;t, !, nasse,
10 the negaliye--Ayes 44-Noes SO.
The question was then taken on H.
passage of the bill, and il was lost. iber,
being about thirty members who voted !,
its favor. WV 'o'S" y
on motion Of Mr.. Dana, the comm;,
tee OF claims was discharged from the fur
'nsr consideration Of the petition of Ste
phen Sayre, and The petition with the &C
companying documents was referred /,
the Secretary Of State.
Mr.. M'Creery presented the petition o
VIM. Smith, OF Baltimore, stating his be
ing IN possession Of four continental Ioar
oihce certificates, signed Samuel iiilIegas
whereon four years intercs, had been paic
ny Michael HilIegas, treasurer of the y.
nted States, ia bills on France, but which
certificates the corr nissioners under the
funding SYSTEM hss refused to receive on
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-26
[l2 - Gems SmgAl

,I A message was received from he se-
nate by Mr.. Otis, their SsCrelaryingorm-
ing tina, the senate had passed tle bill re-
iceived from this house, authorizing HE
corporation Of George Town % erect a
dam or causeway from Masops island 10
the West side Of The Potomac.
On motor of ar J. Randolph, the
house resolved itself into a committee OF
the whole, or the bill making appropria-
ton for the support OF government for The
year 1905.
Mr.. Dawson in the chair.
The various blanks being filed up, the
rose ard repor,e, the same,
which being agreed TO by Ia, house, the
bill was ordered To be engross:d Tor third
reading for Friday next.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-26
Ecd7esciay. January le.

a message from the senate, 5v MI
tus, their Secretary, informing that lb
tice-President of the United States an,
PRESIDENT OF the senate, had obtaines
leave oil absence, and that the senate bay
ing proceeded to the choice of Presiden
pro tcmpore, had cIecied Mr.. Anderson
Of Tennessee.
MIR. Speaker laid before the house the
report OF the S-crt,ary at War. on the
petition fthe military officers stationed AT
New Orleans, which was referred TO a So.
Iect committee OF FIVE.
Also the report OF tie Secretary OF The
Treasury, on the petition of Fountaine
Maury, praying drawback on certain
coffee Transported coss,wise. Referred
to the committee OF COT MERGE and mann
features.
A petition from captain John BADGER.
of the revolutionary army, who was d.
pied m the service by yer; severe wounds,
praying relief, was READ snd referred 60
the committee of claim
On motion of DR.. LEO, the house. ac-
ccrding TO the order of th. day. resolved
Itself into a committee Of lie whole. on ~,
bill TO amend The charter OF George Town
Mr. Gregg in the chair.
Alter going through the same. and mo
king several verbal alterations, the. con,
mittee rose, aud reported the bill wiz,
amendments, which were agreed to b,
The house.
! General Varnum moved to give the
mayor Of George Town qualified veto
upon the laws passed by the aldermen and
. common council.
On the question to agree to the same,
the house divided, and there appeared 80
in It's favor, and 20 against il.
: The Speaker declared that it was no.
agreed to.
MIR. Smile said he had risen in favor
OF the motion, bot he believed he had not
been counted rs The Speaker had passed
his seat before he rose.
The question was bereupon pot Sc
. cond time and there were ~ in favor of
, the amendment, and 80 agins, it--So that
the amendment was agreed TO.
The rext question was on ordering the
bin to b: engrossed Cor third reading.
The hosse divided, and there we're for H.,
motion 81, against il Is. Not scing =
quorum the members were called mo,
10 divide second time, and there a,near.
ing 6s in favor Of ordering the bin - ~
stgrosscd, il vas carried in The a.;rn,a.
tive.
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7.HE PHfLApsLPgYA

|. Medical and Physical Tou-nal;
Part T. Fol. 2.
Co'igded and arranged by BExJAxIs smIrn
b.R ROY. NJ ID. Professor of Materia Me-
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the University of Pennsylvania e
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The general plan Of this work viii b. thai 81
!" The Medical and Physical Journal :. The
Medical Annals" THE Annals of Botany. (,
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Original cps,municasions relative TO all the
branches of Med'S:ae, Natural History, and
| Physical Geography
Bographical sketches of the lives of emf
nent Ply sicians and Naturalists.
5. Reviews OF, sad ex;raas from new pnbI;ca
tionsin Medicine. natural history, & GEOGRAPHY
e. MISCELLANEOUS extra&s OF various Kinds. all
however relating to the expressed obje2s Of he
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ca ea.iy IN May--the annual subscription viii be
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In conducting of this work the editor viii have
a constant eye to the pursuits of the physician.
'te naturalist. the philosophical geographer, and
the asrieu'uralist- 1, will be his uniform en-.
deaver 20 bring together a mass of information
which may be useful not only 10 his countrymeu,
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Volney's View OF the Soil and Climate of the
United States Of America
Plnkertons Modern Geography, 9 vols. and
Atlas, containing 60 maps.
Erskine's Defence of Srocl;dale.
The Pennsylvania Farmer, new and inte-
resting. work
The Virginia Magazine for Nov. 1904
Stephens's Wars of the Frenc', Y evolution.
TIE .FOLL3tVfNlf .dKTICLEN,
Are for sale at Or. Jgiisop's Aeof5eeayy Sboo ob.
fosife t5e Bell 7rUeyi, to 7sif.
; rs and white Lead, Verdigris. Spanish VIII.
ting, Spanish Brown, TIMBER, Naples Vel.
low, Bisie SmaIt, Brown Pick. Rose Pink, Flake
White, Gold Leaf, Liquid Cold Size, copal and
spiri, Varuish, Cancels Hair Pencils Yellow O.
chre, Litharge, Sugar of Lead, &c. &c. Also
quantity Of Salt Petre
lie wishes to rent stand for an Apo,hecary's
Shop in the neishbourhood Of the cross street
lea1ing TO MAyo's bridge.
Goth Dec. 1904. ,,,s
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-26

frequently fueeee5 the fina,l pox, nnealcs and f.
sers' and wonderfully ffrengrhenino GO weak
light. Hundreds have experienced it's excelicn,
, virtues when neariy deprived OF eight.
1aofb-Acbe Drops,
The only remedy YET discovered, which give.
immediate and iattirg relief in the mon fevcre in.
frances. - 80 80
The Anodyne Elixir,
For the core, of every kind of head ache.
The DamaH Lip-SaiUe.
lafxiYibis Agas and Fever Drops,
Fer the cure OF Asues. Remistaas and tneermit-
tant Fcvers. W
Thousands Kan setify their being cured by
thefe drops after the bark and every other n.di-
cine has proved Intellectual not one in hundred
mas had location to take more than one, and nun
bers not half bottle.
1be Sovereign Ointment for tbe Itch,
Which is warranted aa nfsible remedy at one
ap2',ra,ion. aud may be aied With the mon per-
tect fafety by pregnant womep. or on an infant
"ees old not contain particle Of mercury or
any dangerous Ingredients whatever, and is not
accompanied with that tormeuting ffnart which
attends thsexhibilion of other remedies.
For the cure of certain deplorable Malady,
The Indian Vegetable Specific.
Inc Medicines prepared by Richard Lee,
have been in high eaimsrion aud general ufe
throughout the United state<, for upw I'd. Of tx
years many OF them are fold for iefs than the
drugs OF which they are compounded could be
Prrthafsd at retail ftore.
is u no Uncomfortable evidcne. Of their utility,
.nat dnrIng the above period. numerous in,i,ati
on. OF every article (ths production of ionor,,ee
ana independence, urged by envy and penury)
nave in.ruded on the public, feen day and then
peruned Others now faceeeded them, which IN
LHe manner are fat defending "to the tomb Of
INC capn!ets," While our remedies become more
generally ufsd and acquire daily aecefiion OF
well earned celebrity. "a
10 proven. the i1poftiou of WORTHLESS or dan
serous Preparations, purrnafers are reqarifed TO
rememosr. that an engraved label with she zig
nature of Richard Lees 60 counterfeit which 4
feiooy) isafIiysd to each o. tis genuine red;c;n.,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-26

. T.
| loan, praying that congress would max
provision for the same.
Referred to the committee Of claims.
Inc report OF the committee OF claims
made at the last session, on the petition o
}. +. Randolph, and Randolph Maginnis
, was referred to the present committee Of
claims.
Mr.. Huger from the committee a,-
pointed Tor the purpose, reported q bill, au-
thorIsing the post master general to make
further provision for carrying the mail be-
tween Fayetteville, n. G. and Charleston,
,. Z. not exceeding 1900 dollars Der an
mum. The bill was read twice: and refer
red TO committee OF the whole Tor to-
morrow.
Mr Crowninshield presented another
petition from the house OF Bailey * Bo-
gart OF New-for!s, who had suffered by
the recent Gre in that City loss CT ain I'M
mense quantity of merchandise, PRAYING
that congress would extend the time O!
their bonds given for duties on the same.
Referred 10 the committee of commerc.
and manufactures.
Mr. Rhea's (of Tennessee) mel;oh cali
ing on the secretary at War sotshe list OF
officers aud soldiers in die service, and
the n2.nes Of forts, SC, where they are
stationed, being the unfinished business
was at his own request post. |
poned till Monday next.
On motion OF Mr. Dawson ,bepetitions
OF MarselIa Stanton and two others, pray
ing Tor divorces presented at the last ses-
sion, was referred to select commiltcs
Of Eve.
On motion of MIR Thomas committee
was appointed 10 enquire whether any
II any What alterations are necessary IL
The laws regulating the grants Of land APP
pfoptIated for the refugees from The Bri
t'si provinces of Canada and Nova Scotia 4
with liberty 10 report by bill or other
wise.
On motion OF Gen. Stanton the petition
oi Edmund Briggs and others PRAYING 10
vsceiye the bounty withheid from them by /
The collecinr OF Newport, lRhode- Islaadl
because they had no, in every respect cum I
phcd with the lorms aud conditions pr. |
scribed by law, was refereed 10 the con-
m,'iee ol commerce aud manufactures.
On motionof NJ. jackson .hs-pets,io,
OF Jacob Whitzih praving relief ia cnnsi-
| Iteration OF losses and injuries sustained ~
rs person and property, whilst "a soldier ~
detachment OF troops employed agains,
the Indians during o,r revolutionary war
Twas referred 10 the committee of claims.
|
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-26
HAMILTONS
Grand keHorafiUe.

IL recommended a. an invaluable medicine for
she ipee3y relisf aud permAncD. cure Of the vsri-
ousocnpiainss which refu, from difi71scd plea
fures in cIisi,stes
Hu'ssonrsalc to the contributions the in,mode
rats ufc 81 tca-frequent iBtoxicatioa, or any o.
Their draruStive intenpersnee-- The unkilhil or
etenfiss ufe Of mercury the dfcafe. p-ruliar
60 females at certain period Of Iife--bad lyings
10. &c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-26
PalsFED (0N WEDsEDAr PEASANTS gnI8n pr
:: pad ahan~l sdrURD dS 54ps1ar as 1905.

as.7e-fiscmsafs, NOS creeeding a square
.nH'lssh' are fnserfetia fhis haher for screen
's,N0e ee,iss sAe (Irsf fine three doilars for
aref soefks (6fimesJ; AID for epery add
COMMUNICATION sAirsy -fhree eenss. Long ONES
.ni1e sa'ic fsrof,orfion--sliess a sticcidi con-
fracf Sc made 5v me uco~-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-26

Containing six bundled an seventy -four acres,
and bounded by the lands of George Burls. sen
Joseph C. Migginson. Joss,h Cabel, and C.l
Smiih-Aiso. bay Mare. yoke of Oxen. nine
head OF Cate, and Featier Bed, or SO much
thereof as may be sufficient to discharge the a.
bove debt. &c.
VIII also be sold, at the sbovc mentioned time
and place. to the highest bidder. for the best
price that can be Obtained n ready money
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-26
LAME.

Lying IN the County Aforesaid on tho waters o.
Muddy creek, add bounded b. sae lands OF Ma.
'nan'ei burton, Jesse Burton, Malthew Robert
son and Edward hiaxcey. eo,tainin,r bv es,;-,a
non three hundred aud Esseen acres.
Daniel Higginbotkam, trustee.
Amherst. 10th Jau. 1895. 6w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-26
FOR SALE,
Il Oaluable TracfofLand.

Lying on HEAVIER creek. containing aO0 acr.s
with good dwelling house SO feet bv os' TOO
stores high, with rooms on the lower noo, -,
aSeve. with very large peach orchard All =
small apple orchard, with about 100 49, &c
cleared land, now in good order for corn ,,,s,,
and tobacco --Ths traei well wateyed veil 49,,
oered and lies remarkably level. for ,his nsr, IS
me country, It being IN . miles Of the eonyhnnso
As would wish to move to Kentuckv rsS, I'm
'wonld give possession then. and the 49,
De furnished with corn and stock Of all k;nds =,
the market price. For terms apply to me. I,v;ns.
on the premises. ,s,H nV'"e
John S. Woodson.
Henry county, Nov %. 1904
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FIahn's lrne and renuine
German Corn PlaiHs,

An iufsliib'c remedy Tor corns, fpecdily remov-
ing shem, root and branch wishou, giving pain.
TIE Genuine PERRIN Lotion.
So celebrated AMONG tia fashionable through
cot Earop=. 20 an invaluable cofmetie, perleaiy
Innocent and fafc. free from eorroiive and repei-
lent mineral (,he bs6soi oti er otions) and 81 nm
rsfailelcd efficacy in preventing and removiug
Identifies 10 'hs face aud aLin, Of every Kind
particularly fTeekle., pimples, inflamuatory red.
nefs feurfs. letters, ring worms, fun burns.
prckly bea,, &c,--The perGsn Lotion operates
mildly, without impeding tia, natural, infen1bIs
pcrfpira,ion which !, easnsial to health We, "a,
sHcds sre fpeedy and permanent, rendering the
ikin deliesteiy foft and clear improving the COM
pierion. aud reaoring the bloom Of youth--ne
yer falling 20 lender an ordinary countenanee
beautiful, ard handfome one more 70.
Tie Reif0rafiVe Poq0dsr fer the
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