Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-03
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BENJAMIN DU-yAI.

BENJAMIN DU-vAL.
1tkhe sign Of the Golden 1N2rtay.
Richmond.
las just received very large ,nd
assortment of fresh MEDICINES sim
ScUNS. ms rRUMENrS. DRUGs& DYE.
, s,Sgr' palNmS OF all kinds. OIL, VAR.
Also, a complete assortment nc
NATTER s. M6TEVRThro
CONSISTING or 49,.
Hasse's' irons Crude Tartar
s Coppesas Boy-St,;sas
- ViTdegrease I.;n;n,,
- Fustick CO..
4 Spanish Indigo Tasssi n,,a.
~ Is sir'oi Rubbing Dishes
~. sort's Stampers
Quicksilver Trrnrhss,
z w hich added 10 his former S,ock cor,,,,s...
assortment that was never cqualcd, in his line
of business, in this CITY ~ ''"S
nc thanks his Customers for past favors. and
hopes to merit continuation of their cus,o,,
His former attention TO the qusiffy Of his Med;.
c'aesimporting them in their crude state. THAI he
migas be able TO iufgs of their Quality. and now
.'sr'nS anc preparing them under his Immediate
inspection. have csn,rbuscd to his presen, e.,.-
bushniens; and opposition he presumes viii NOT
relax nj, cxertions to give general Satisfaction in
future. '1'i -
HIS experience for more than IL years pas, 40
Apotheeary and Drugs;s, in this CITY. added 10 a
Email stock OF h;.dical Information acquired he
i3rc' enables him, he thinks. to form a toerably
soree. Jaagnem' as to the quality of Dsugs and
Medicines, although he cannot boas, Of bon,re
conferred ON him greater than the confidence of
numerous AMI respectable customers
In regard TO his whoiesale nrices he nror,;.e.
TO furnish eaca of his wholesale customers win
arrInied price current, as soon as possible, aud
Observation-Disclosures their appreciation know.
ing THAI no one in this state can Afford 10 under
tsi' INN MS he intends 70 do, not to get others
custoniers fsom them, brt to secure his own
hny articles that may be ordered and not an.
proved OF as TO quality may be returned if in good
order, and IN areasonabe time
Richmond, May 80, 1895. (3wswt)
JI;st Published and Jor sale az S. PIraSaNfs,
Book store and Printing office,
L Fl + z. r A v 4 l. S
OF IEacHARSfS qHE, YOUNGER IN
GREECE
During the middle OF the fourth century, be fore
t'ic christian aera,
Br rHs .fBBE B.dRT'FYEL Emf,
Keeper of the p,cdas in the cabinei of the King
of France and member of tho Kcy al Academy
Of inscriptions and bellies Lc;tges: translated
from the French. In faur volumes otlayo.
Fra american hdf!ion.
THIS work exhibits a cossr!e.E view OF the
antiquities, customs, manners, religious cercno-
MES, laws, and literature fancient Greece al
fhepefiod ofits creates, splerdor. A knowledgeof
these has hitherto been only a.tainaoe By alabo
rious pcrusal CT writers who have been little So
liciions 10 join entertainment wil instruction.
Tbs Travels.of Anacilarsis. on the eontrary,ane
so'written, that the reader may frequently be in.
ducsd TO imagine he is perus;rg work OF mere
amusement inven,i,n and fancy Til his eyes
2lauccs 70 the bottom Of the page, when he per-
ceives there is scarcely sentence, Y not single
t&e oreircumsiance, butissupportedby lne ausho-
rty of some ancient author. The amazing number
% these quotations. perhaps, II tirstsgnl, seem 10
have been unncces safy. and 10 have more the APP
pesrapce of a parade of crudition, than 10 be
ofanyseal utility: but isis,o be remembered that
At the same tinic that they must be highly ac-
cep.ab!e TO the man of real learning, by enabling
lin to refer Immediately TO the original apShor.
they are extremely useful, nag. we may say, alb
toiutely necessary evtn 10 such readers as can
never be supposed 10 have any intention 10 con
snt the authorities quoted as they Clearly show
thar such an idea or such circumstances IS not
merely decoration or the offspring CT the fan
cy OF the au.hor, but Immediately taken from
some ancient writer, aud therefore perfectly ac-
cordans to the general scope and plan OF the
work.
- Subscribers are requested TO apply fOr,heir
copies.
At the same place my be had,
4 BRThF aE fRoSPEc7' oFTKE
EIGHTEENTH CENTURY,
Part frst...in Q umes..coDtaiDing
A Sketch of The Revolution and improvements
in Seieoce Arts aad Literature, during