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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-09

From various sources we learn, that ve-
w great and general distress exists among
the merchants in New-York, in conse-
quence of certain extraordinary proceed
iugs on the part of some Of the banks.
We are informed that many hundred thou
sand dollars are lung o7,cr, as il is term
ed, at the respective banks. IN one of
The newspapers we observe the T:iiowing
advertisement.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-06
JUST ARRIVED
Fror, Europe. and TO be seen AT the DELL.
1-lVENN,-A ceASp coLLEe rioN.oP
u T[NT III u q
FIGURES.

CAS- NATuRAL AS I1rr)
Representing the Great Ntonarchs &
High Personaees in Europe, &c.
General WASHINGTON
THOMAS JEFFERSON
General HAMILTON
His Holiness Plus VII. the present Pon,iE.
Cha.Iss ~. King OF Spain
Ferdinand. Prince of Austria
LOUIS XVI iare King of France
Maria Antoineite. late Queen of France
. The Dauphn of France
Francis Ii. Emperor Of Germany
1Naila Teresa Charlotte, Empress Of Germany
Mara Teresa, daughter OF the late king France
Alex ander l. Emperor Of Russia
General Bonapar.e
Ferdinand. Prince Of the Two Siuilics
Inc Cruel Emperor, Nero. tyrant OF Rome
ne famous philosopher Seneca, condemned 20
de Ivy order OF the said Emperor, or account
81 his Wtil'ng books and voeIferatng against
BIS tyranny. He is to be seeo sitting on a
chair bleeding to-death, having the four veins
opened, which IS the same situation ne was in
WHOM dyjrg.
FrIRce of feacc
GepTSe VI King OF England.
S-neiai Mossau
General De:saiz, killed AZ the memorable battle
,ci Ma,crgo
The Ar,htuiSe Charles, General in Chief of the
The celebrated Father Valentine, Chief ETgi-
neer IT Maa,ua, By whose great abilities that
Guy was enabled TO hold op, so long against
the French
Marat, representative of the people at Paris.
Amnseih, Bey Of Alexandria, in Egypt
Ine celebrated Charlotte Corde. il me aa OF as
fascinating Nfaras in tho Bath. 20 revenge the
death Of hss lover aud her brother, whom the
SAID Marss had caused to he guio,ne6, afser
WHICH she was also carried 10 the scaffoid.
Retssficrre, one of the Frcrcn tJrants during
the Conv~rti0n.
At.nIral Nelson.
Nois@ite .s
Jean Jacques Rer~sear.
Ssse Fieers haoe heer crnei,rc9 ~ M Gle Ir-
net, az an errGorobrarT esteHSs, ard bsve atfer-
Ssads bsr'tsxb'eifel a; Rome, V,eafG, -ai!gr. Ma
did and ssgeyat o,ber CiIes il Lafotc, .pi5 L.or
aiways excited -i4p6yaioT!
= TIE Figures viii be exhibited 20 commence
az o'clog< n the morning, I'll 10 la the even
irg-
The company AZ intervals will be enter
ta;HSd by choice band OF Music, with seserai
.Itaian pieces
>. Ambulance for grown persons FIFTY
CENTS--Chils'ren HALF PRICE.
= The Ladies and Gentlemen of Richmond,
are respectfully informed. thar they viii remain
here only one week.
Wovcniher A'h, 1906.
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, t4cy even ssgee the c'or.cs7 of sITSs.inr-r-
himself; CT ia airy degree feel tn The r6po ai;0r
ofour country. II is only 70 gi7tify their splice,
againss Mr.. Ieiisrson aud his supporers-a az i;asl
tbe administyapcn aud Us Eur,erous hicnis. that
they have decided on bis murderous desirutlinD
These are The cb:eets which prosoke ,her Iralig.
nifty these arc the r.en who resist der ambi,i.
on, and these are the barriess which prsYsn, se-
ncwsl of scenes of remembered pillagc and dLap-
idasion. To these men. TIE pteservers and saw
tours OF ;seir country, lave they sworn eternal
hate, and woulileague with he'll itselsto accom-
plsh their downfall and icstru6iion-oi with his
hsad---eo much For Bickingham.--i5.
In our FIRST page viii &c found. an inter-
esling letter from Governor Williams, or
the Mississippi Territory, giving very
flattering account of the fertility and re-
sources Of that port OF the union: ard a
mother from Judge TouImin, speaking C.
qnally well of the romhigbee Settlement
----the correctness of which cannot he
doubted. And yet we can affirm. thai
Col. Hawkins, The Agent of Indian Affairs,
IS he passed through this city, gave j; as
his confirmed opinion (and he has travcrs.
ed them in all dire6lions) 6 that these
countries offer no advantage to Farmers
,olerably settled in either this Stale or
Virginia" lie also considers them as
lnleoifhy.
The opinion of these respectable cha.
racts are at variance as to the desirable
ness of these new countries. Being in
possession of this difference of opinion, we
hold 1t our duty TO state it, and leave our
readers 10 make their own conclusions.
Il behoves every man, before lie breaks
up his present habtation (Which in every
situation has its conforts) and undertakes
the trouble and fatigue of removal and
rev settlement, TO be well INSURED that he
IL abou, to exchange them for greater and
more substantial advantages, and most es-
pecially that he is nloving 10 healthy ST.
tuation; as without good health, 10 other
advantage can be enjoyed.
AS Col. Hawkins travelled in the stage,
his stay at any place on the road gave
but little opportunity for satisfying cnqui-
ry. We are happy to learn, however, that
on his return from The seat OF gnveri,
Tnent, he proposes spending some weeks
among his relatives and friends-in Warren
county; and that he viii prabahiy he IN.
this city during the session oilhe Legis-
lature.-R Raleigh Register.
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Re proceeded cn crnisc with stronger
vessel u'an he had lost, and one more coa,.
pleiely Cited.
The situation OF the haroor, on account
OF the nur,h-r OF forts and cannon mount.
ed IN the different pats of the harbor, aud
the difficulty OF the navigation of the
channel in SHINE places no, more than 200
feet wide, rendered this hazardous un-
dertaking in the open day. The French
man owes, we understand, lis success TO
the strict discipline of The guard bavinr
ohsrge oil piece OF cannon at one ofthe
alarre posts. Que person only had disco
sered the ffcnchman in this business, who
vent with all speed TO The GUARD and told
them the circumstance, requesting them
to FIRE and alarm the forts below but This
the guard refused, alledgine that tbev
were ordered never 10 fire, bu, by the or.
ders OF The Commandment before the
Commandment could be found the French
man was clear of the port.
November 2.
We are sorry to confirm the account OF
the loss OF the schooner Sisters, from
fredericksburg to this place, with a cargo
o' upwards of 400 barrels OF fiour--sbe
went shore in the gale Oh Saturday niybt
. last, 90 Cape Charles, where she went
TO peces--ihe crew and gentleman pas
senser got sale with much difficulty; il
Is expected that the principal part OF her
cargo viii DC saved.
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FCIN oNLL,
TIE HOUSE So LOT

T NOW live In, which | iafelv
4 pnrehafcd Of DR.. James Tcinan the bouia
Is in good cEder, with nna goois with Gre plaeef
; kitchen g Laundry under she hrus, a w nory
brick kitchen, with conycn:cnt logging tours for
ieivants; brick snake hcuie dairy, nee,iT.-y 6
iowi hopie, all new & in rood order; GshIe Of
tnifieent he for IL horfs y IN excellent hay lo
The terms OF tale are thiSd in eah and the ba-
lance IN 1 : sad 20 months. Bosds with APPROX
ed feenFisy vill be fsquined. Any hoads, noes Sr
accounts thu, am owing, will be teceivsd in tie
cath payment; and houid the purchafer wish IL.
viii give him cata!ogrc OF M debts. PsFrC.
Ion will be given as foon az the mex, AEensly
rises.
wish to sell nv >EIiLL also.
which l>tely Purehafsd at 3. still's lale. which
is in cxcsilent order for grinding corn. and III.
whsst niiil will be in orS,r in few dask. There
Is new Or Of boiling cloths, the bea that could
be got in Richmohd. The mill j. adjoining R;sh-
nond, and on never i9,lirg dream Fron the
sma" trial hsvs made OF the mil. find mai,
thai can attend TO her may make from to C6l,,1
pei year by the sale Of meal ard nj! corn / will
give credit OF enc, two sud three year., fueh 20
! ] have, upon the pCFehalers feea:ng me- spd
g'ving their own ob.igats.ns for the purchase mo-
hey.
/ I viii sell, as soon as the Assem-
! bly, rites. number OF F'EA2RER BIDS 9Th
| other futaiure. on twelve MONTHS credit
My reaious Tor wshirg eo fell CO my property
~ ths place, are that intend ier-net's lie alter
the nexs fumalcr, end vili 20 fettls sH5 SAY OF
aii my juh debts. eaTneit,y rsqncG 81 those
irdshtcdto ne, to eor1e forward and fe,tle thcir
seeouuta' that J may be enabled TO meet the De-
lizards sgsina nae.
| l wish to inform my friends and
the public that now keep toaGe Of
! E3'z7,gJo Sy7 t<e5.+ly1,,7-7 o,,y
and ihall hsve it better 10 MY power tc accom-
/ modste twenty nen1hers of the DeT> A1enibiY,
than heretofore,as h<yr my lot highly improved
ard every accommodation bstter prepared. A
| good Rock Of cord and weed IN hand; MY stable
VIII be IN order 70 receive ! 8 horfes end will be
supplied with honiny fodder saa f.ay.
John z. Shields.
November 4. 1Grs. ".
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oGober 3o,h. 1905. w,d

NALiLL be EenlCd, ON saturday
? Y the 9ist December. 1905, 10 the highest
bidder. The FARM, formerly the property o.
Samuel Schlfcr. dee IN Hanover county, fcr
or ycass--on h therc isA commodious dwelling.
. barns and other convenient homes, &c lit is
deemed nnnscesgary 70 say any thing Of the soil,
IS no one x IS nYesun,sd ~iN vent tIil they have
cxaminedis There u 5Jbashels Of wheatsowed.
On the sane lay win be offered for sale, All the
SToCK hclorziag to The farm, Consisting OF
horses rulcs, .-ys. s..esp and hogs, Carriage,
some Furniture and oompste seq OF Farming
Tools Thc terms Of the sales viii besix months
crediJ for 81 Sums exceeding 10 dollars bond
and approved security viii be requested
Hanna Scherer, Z Adr,'s.
George Scherer, 5
November !, 1905. It
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-06

T HAT the Trustees OF the late
4 finn Of Daniel and William cueuant, late
rasrchsu,s If New Canton, viii, on Thursday the
18Th OF December next, meet at the house uecu-
pied 81 iae subscfiacE IA the saiA ,own, in order
10 make diyidepd Of monies collected, agreeable
10 the deed Of trust. An hose who have claims
against the said lirp arc rcgucsted 10 attend or
iie.above day, perse naiiy. OF By agent, properly
authorised to Teceivc and grant discharges for
tlst respe 3iVe dividends.
BY order Of the Trustees.
William Guerrant.
0Gober 3O,h, 1905. wtd
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-06

Ro5ert Ui;fehiH is elected represen.
taliye ia the Congress orthe United States
in the room Of John A. Hanna, deceased
and Samuel Smith in thereon OF John g.
c. Lucas resigned. Both these gentle.
men are republican,.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-06

All the returns FOR governor Of Penn
sylvania have been received. They give
Mr.. M'Kean a majority of $3.50 votes.
Joseph bloomfield has been re elected
governor OF New-Jcrsey withou, OPPOSITE
ON.
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NotiCe.

$500 M, lsO5.
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VIRGINIA ARGUS.
RICifMOND:

NOVEMBER 6. 1905.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-06

- : virtue OF q Geed OF trust from
u y John Fagans, 10 secure The payment Of a
certain sum of money therein expressed, wI he
SOLD, az John Deans, h ,irr counly of Pow
haian, tor ready money, OF Friday the 6fyeclrh
Of November reNt--a NEGG0 NAN named
Lewis. four head Of CATTLE. AM HORSE
COT. or 50 much thereof as will sa,isfy the
debs ana alao the expense of carrying tue same
into eie0.
Arthur Soblett, Trustee.
0doher 9Qtb, 1905 ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-06

Distinguished chayafers, eminent Tor their vir.
tues and patriotisu--mcn whom millions look on
wgh reverence, a. the whole tenor of their lives
Is in agsccment with preieasisns--sueh men
confer on their associates dignity they shed
lagtre on their companions but 'hsir iniimatesaud
bosom frend3, The Witnesses of their public a.;i-
Css and The repositories OF their private thoughts,
arc 5r yhis very intimacy raisc1 nearly on level
with themselves Thrse reflections were unavoid-
able, ca considering the condua ofthc fcdcrSlisfs
towards Col. Lear. Warrington is forever on
their tongues. but teis hearts ere fax removed
lsom him. Who has longest enjoyed the inter-
course and acquaintance Of Warrington Col
Lear. Who smongs, TIC host OF men who SUI
rounded him. did he seled for his intimate ana his
tdenai Col lear In fine who DID he con-
hde IN here, and soeIany conteerated that Conf
dence, by the appointment Of Executor Of his
VIII Gel. Lear. Yet this man, 50 honored bv
Washiugtoni this man, above an others enjoying
his iniimacy IN gloomy times Of distress, as well
as IN sn'iiing scasons ofpeaoe and hilarity, have
'asl resolved to Gesiroy--no, that they like or
Shake him or ts.e Treaty he has mads, or that
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-06

We have the ladiana law Of rergoes and uu-
lsuocs. AZ brough, into thai territory under 5
years. are 30 serve the males till IS yeart of age
and the females TIL So years Of age. Al over that
age, arc "a serve by agreement, and if the term
carries them above IS years OF age, then the
master 10 TO give bond that such do not become
ehargsabIe to tho country. All children born az
ter the law, TO serve tl 80, or 2S years OF age
asd pyc 10 serve under tle law OF apprentices, to
b. removed 1f ~ treated. Everv thiug re'stiup
to this interesting concern deserves to be menii-
oued and examiued.--S0isHi Reg.
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Union Cheat Bread Manafa6to,y.
oppoGte the Market,
Adjoining James S. Scars, Royal ttrces-
AIEYANnRIA-
ALEXANDRIA,
Bv WILLIAM LOWELL,

ny WILLIAM LOV ELK,
Who begs leave to inform the Ladies, Gentle-
men, and the Public in general, in this town,
that on Wednesday, the fre CT May, he will
commence baking where they may be iuP..
piled with BREAD Of the hra quality and
found baked on fuch terms never befoze OF.
fsred in in this place; as follows:
1,HE eighteen penny loaf for 20 cents, Mn.
i penny loaf for cents, four pence half
penny loaf for s cents; and, for ehe convenience
CT thofe whole family or circumstances will not
admit of LARGE BREAD, be will make the
three penny loaf two ounces heavier than the
weight fixed by the Clerk eftbe Market. as di.
redsd by the Cooperation 70 that the labourins
man will be ferved on as good terms as the mer-
chant. The BEST SUPREME FLOUR for houie
keeping at JtUex cents per pound, or fifteen
pounds for dollar. Tho(e Ladies and Gentle.
men who with to be regularly fupplied az their
own houfes, will be obiging enough to fend a
line as above, which will be attended to. Graf.
allowance to fe!lers of Brad. To prevent any
misunderstanding the above terms are CASH, un.
lefs where Rated credit, are agreed on, and ,hofe
are expected to be regularly paid the Profits.
bling fmall.
N. B. To Tsyerns, Boarding-houles, and
large families, there will be an additional faving
Of ten per cent. in buying LARGE LoAyzs in
preference to SMALL.
April 60. d
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IT is ALSO PROPOSED TO. EXECUTE
PORTRAITS
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Wathmgtof,

On fnaer lcale, IS inches by II; executed OT =. ~
fame procci, and will be ready for delivery at tA;a
time, on fabfcriptions of Four Dollars and flty sI
each, including Gilt Frame 1t is Prinepl ~.
this work, to produce the mot correct keaese' o. u
amiable couple, .. c,N
One of the Paintings is now to be seen at Mr , G,+
by's Hotel, for few days, who will receive iaps
tons AS this copy is ordered TO be tent TO Nei f,
foon another will he forwarded, ii iubcroels imam s,n
Robert Crays, King freet Alexandria, win SN'D
fubferibers may ALTO enter their names ;, par
y The Artili pEciumss that the fseret art asI
graphek Painting is kaown only to hmfel y.ai.
States having travelled from the carolnas 70 n,
shufetts withou, finding matter OF it. sw..odrt
original paintings may be multiplied 70 as
dficnl, to point out che difference. The Polys; he
picture, of the two, when compared together ~ I'll
mon brilliant, and the Of e process eap e.
renderngit more durable In fine the wha!s !, eoo,p
aA and beautiful copy, that the mind is lott III, II -
turc as to the method in which it is executea'
Tpl1
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or, Family PhYhc.

The extraordinary celebrity thefe pills have
gained, the universal demand for them and eaeem
in which they are held by medical menof the fra
eminence, are fnf6cient Testimonials OF their in
rinfic worth. In great colds and iudden attacks
Of diGorders, an early ute of scfe pills often pro-
iuces the hsppieG effects, and taken oace in eight
or en- daysin cafes of indigestion, headachs, diz-
zinefs, pains in the tfomach and bowels, dyien-
tsries, dareheas, drop6es, &c. and liberal
ne of my anti billions bittersin the intermediate
time has relieved patients almp& TO a MIRACLE
price rs cents box.
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W0mpion,s aromatic Tooth Pete.

For the fcurvy in the teeth and gums, and for
whitening and preEerving the teeth. Itlikewlfe
takes ofall difagsesable fnells from the breath,
which generally aries from fcorbutic gums and
bad teeth. This pate is much in ufe, and high
ly efieemcd by all thoe who value the preferyati-
on of their teeth, i. may be applied at all times
with the greatea fafety. 1t is neatly put up in
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FOR SALE,
Or to Let, for a Term q Years, or on
Ground Rent for euer,

Cf 10 Lee. f0f a Term q 1e@is, W w
Ground Rent for eUsr,
Four valuable Lots, On the fouth
Gds, Of King-areet, between Fayette and Henry.
streets; each LOT fronting 20 eet on King .areet,
and running back 100 feet to II fees alley. -
The ftuation of this property is fuch lbelng IN
one Of the mott thriyis parts OF the town. as
to make The poH5fion Off very deiiraole to any
perfon having money to purchaie, more siPeci-
ally to dealers in country produce.
Ayo, for Sale,
A Houfe and Lot, on the iouth
Gdc Of King Greet, near Warrington Rreet, and
oppofte the fore of Mr.. lanes Bacon. 1 his
stustion is equal to auy in town for butlueis.
Liks4ujlt 20 Let, for tbt term Of ten years,
An half-acre Lotion Duke and Fit
frects, mott eligibly fitusted for a Garden or
Clover Lot, 70. which purpofe only it would De
rented. AS maaaye has been thrown up IN heaps
upon it for feyeral years the ground cannot out
be as rich as could be wilhed. For terms apply
TO Mr.. ss..mes Bacon, on King, near Waning
ton areet, or to the fubfcribef, At Motley Hall,
oppeGte to Aiexandra.
Thos. L. Warrington.
N. B. To Hire BY The month,
A very likely active BOY,
About IS wears old, who has from child
been accuaomed to wait in the houfe, provided
immediate application is ..iade as above.
My 3. co
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~ HESE. Bittcrs have undoubtedly had the
Il m1H rapid falc of any Patent Medicine e.
yer before dilcovered, and are luely appreciated
for their iiagular and uncommon virtues for re-
Roring weak and Gecayed contributions, and all
chat train of complicated complaints 70 common in
the foring and tall lea(ons, Gach as intermittaat
Fevss ard Agass, !osg .Aatsmaal Ft0tr5 Dy-
sitnfsres, Sc. They are ALTO very pleafant Bit
Ter for common uic, and where they are known
they have taken the place and iupcrceded the use
Of ali other bis,ers in public houles we'll az in
private famil;es.--Pfice so censs box.
DR.. Lees Windham) Bilious Pills.
THE gseat fale and increalpg demand for theie
valuable pills for shefe twelve yeas paR, be-
fpeak their insrinhc worth. They have proved
Gngulariy efhlacious in Bil7ious and Ysllozu f..
usys, Jaasdiee, Head Aaebs, Dgjsnterits. Billions
ckokc, caaive~tls, FsmAie Complaints, Sc.
The very great demand and high stteem IN
which thefe pills are held throughous the United
States sna the Wet Indies, has Induced many to
counterfeit them the purchsfer is requefted to
obferve that the name of Samuel Lee. jun. 1.-THE
patsntes) is affixed to each bill Of directions, in
lis own hand writing, or they willaos be gene
Inc Price so cents box.
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t. A SERVANT zuanted.

CASH will be given for Servant
who can be recommended tor fobriety and care
iulnefs, and who has been accuRomed to the ma
nagement OF horfes. None elfe need apply to the
Printer.
June ~. colin
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F O r S A L E,

$50 Acres of Land, in the dlfrfet
of Columbia, about miles from Alexandria and
Z from George Town: A large proportion "a
woodland Of good quality, Astounding with
good fprings and handfome fisuation.. would
lay off this land to accommodate tholc who may
with to buy from two acre lots TO twenty, or fell
it altogether. A fmail part of the purcha!e mo-
ney will be required; and for the balance II.
bcrsi credit will be given. Any pedon w'!hing
to buy, may be fhswn the land by N,itliam SntA
Inn. who refdes upon it; and leave their ran'es
with MIR. John Gadiby, of Alexandria.
Sundry Lots may be had on ground
rent, upoE Duke.Rreet, adjoining to Mr.. Jacob
Sbueks's. 6. CHAPMAN.
June 10. Ia~u
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n fen boxes Of the uery bsa quality Jya
received by
Vaudeville & JamefIon.
May IS.
Motlee Is herebY Gapen.
May IS.

1tOGtCS % 'SCfoD/ 0Ss
F@hat IN purfuance of an ACT Of Aaembly, Of
the Commonwealth Of Virginia, eaablilh.
ing Town at the Court houfe of this County,
on the lands of Riebard kaieh6s, by the name
of Providence. We the lubfcyibers, truliees
therein named, viii proceed to fell at PuBLlc
AucrIos, on Monday the 10Th day Of Augnf
aext, (being the hrR day of Auguf COURT the
feyeral LOTS in the faid town, as laid out, con-
demned, and directed to be fold by the faid aa--
A plan of which will be fhcwu, and the terms
made known ont day OF faie.
Charles Little,
w. Payne,
Richard Fitzhagh, :,
Daniel Nc Chiehsfsr,
Francis Cofer,
Richard Bland Lee, I
John C. Hunter,
William Middleton.
day Of July, sos. ] 81 s0'9A'
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a PORTRAIT OF
w Il s. II I N e. TO N

supported byELIBERTY, VIRTUE, and JUSTICE
VIR TUE is holding the emblem of the reward he ID
rited. Ia the right of the piece, AMERICA, ehy
terrified as An Aboriginal is feated in penfiYe poaH
lanenring her lofs. In the Left is PAINTING tuna
70 HISTORY, for fsbjea wofehy of her art, Vhi
fuppofed to anfwer,
+" There is none mare 7voytby t6Hn Wa6asn.
The whole forming more embematcal trbn:
the memory of that great man, than has yet bssnoas
ed to the public.
To thofe who eteem his public fervces and his rN,
worth, and to the patrons of improvements in tie
arts this work is dedicated. Such a, are already E
nifl,ed with different engravings on this iub)eG VIII
it is hoped, Till find room for the prefep undertaking.
when they eonfider, that it will be PAINTING, II
the deiign nsw, executed by pr oceis, wnsn reno'
more durable than oil paintings-that 1t requires
elafs-.hat while their prints contain, perhaps iat
resemblance only, this work affords eorrect Hsaas1
with the addition of fix beautiful alegorca figures
The price alto is radaeed 70 as TO leave, comparath
acrits, no object. ~ 8
sabfcrip.ions. at Eight Dollars each, payable on d.
livery (which is LITTLE more than the price OF an .
craving Of the fame izel are received by Conrad
booksellers, Philadelphia; Robert Gray, Ae1andsj
Rapine. Conrad and Co. Capitol, hill City OF VIZ
i,qtou and generally by Booksellers throughoEs
Union who viii peafe to retuIn their Suber'PtoDf
pers to Con<ad and Co. Philadelphia, previous tor
firf of November next, when the work Will be is'
fer delivery.
Frames will be procured, of any pattern, II feia1a
on the NOT moderate terms
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-10

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