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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-23
LAND FOR SALE.

= WISH to f.ll ixty " f.veny acres o.
| LAND, lying OBJ The n'in TURNPIKE f', .,
-, 80 n,,.. from the AiexsndHa n.'He'
ssss ON rI:sh place there fqa,,s log "a.
ssa 1s;. n,ae. IN poip. OF aian.iDn. is in'eno'
ON. rus p, :a .,",d ;r. h., clio an sseeiiens
never t.inng lpiing OF wa. 81. fn,de,;.e, n,ms
,iei,la,s p,ssf spp'y ~, ~
80, ,he CsnGasn oils:
''' 'a'.' -" William Turner.
!, Jaunary - s
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-23
NIotace.

This is to give notice that the fubfcri
be,s Of the .osnty Of Alexandra, in the Diftritt
Of Columbia, have obtained from the Orphans
Court Of fad County, letters of administration
On The P;rfopaI eilat" Of 1'homa, Farrell, late OF
the county aforefaid, decsaled. All e.fons
Gayine claims agan.t the faid deceafed, arc here
by warned, 20 exhibit the fame with the vouch
et, ,h,reot, to the. iubserbers, on or before tie
ssh day of Jaae, nex,, they may othet~iie be
exciu ed from ali benefit of the fa'd eGAtc.
Giv.n under our hands this 9Th day OF Deem.
Der 1884. Ann Farrell, Adnini&Atix.
Thos. Vowel, .d,;.;r,,or<
VIM. Rhcdes, Administrator
n. B. all prfons indebted to the faid sfs'-,
are reuueaed to make immediate payment TO the
Adninif,atrix, o.her'site, !oiss will ccmmenee.
Dec. 6. 7awf.
RAN AWAY, from the luDlerib.
cr, f,m.tire in tie n,or.h OF September, Ne
gro Womaa named VENUS. tcmetlres called
WINNY about IS yeaEs OF age, feet OF
3 inches high. iuhv, win a full face, AND fear
reaching from her .nsef lip TO her chin. will
give FIVE DOLLARS lse AID for srp.ehend-
iag her within the dihnt' Of Coiun,bia. and e.
cuIios ner 70 tia, fget her; TEN DOLLARs
IL taken within 10 miles :. and TWENTY
DOLLARS if sskea cry greater d'aanee, snd
restsnstl. e,renees tor bringing her home.
All mali e,s Of vel IS and Others, are foiwarn-
ed asainit ha,bosing or carrying her of at their
peril. ,,.D n,nc
"a - I,w3.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-23
TT. GENUINE PERSIAN LoT&cN,

The GENUINE PERSIAN LCT&CE,
60 celebrated among me ahionab'e throughout En-.
ro,e a, IN invaluable ccf-c,ic perfectly innoeen and
ae from eorrosre and repsient minerals (thc BATS
ofo,hcrnt;,n and Of unparalleled efficacy in preventing
ard removing bl,u,es face and lsn Of ever kind.
particularly freskies rimplc inaamnatory rednefs,
eur.y te;,crs ring WORMS iun hnrs priecy heat, dee
The perian i.oton operates mildly, withautimpcdirg
,h,, n,ual incn6hic perip; ation which ,e1eal to
b,atb, Yet its taiuty effects fpeccr and pcrma-
nv. rendering rte Bin deicatcy fut and clear mpov-
,r RI exisn, and reftosag the bloom Of youth.
Ssr.r failing 10 render ordinary eountspspee bsss.
go, and an h ndiorae one moreia -,
TN. RESTORATIVE POWDER for IL
TEETH md GUMS.
rh;, excellent preparation Comforts and Rrengthen'
rho c.ni. the enan,S. from decay and eiesnss
and ub;tcs ths teeth by aborbing all that Acrimonious
ne a,d foulue. which iufered to accumulate, never
-,,,. m in;urc and finally r1in thsnl.
- = Dr. HARMS GENUINE EYE;WAFER.
fvereixn remedy icr al dcafes OF the eyes whether
,h. .a Of natural weaknes Of accident. Deductions
of rhsum, duIln,i itching and films ON the eys, never
sn 70 cure ,hoe u,aI,ds which frequently fpeteed the
fu,.l pox e.le, and fsvcrs, and wonderfully Rrength-
en;rq xeak eight. Hundreds have sxpe.cnecd is ex-
celeb, virtues, when marry deprived Of Sight.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-23

l have received 1850 bufhels OF
good clean BARLEY, which | will fell lower
han ulual, as the iea(on for u6ng it is conGder.
ably advanced.
Cuthbert PoweM
nDar- a.. 2a"3w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-23
JAMES KENNEDY, sen.
KIM Street.

King STREET,
~1s.yaNy iuf1rnst be Pzbhe that be bai rfetisfd,
|r-. Lee y Coz Pa,est asd Family Mt4iejx
Sat, Mt0 fsrk, st,sa a60rimsxi IF ibf tat
.tvls,
Valuable Medicines,
J6;cs ar, mbig5 sa.<. and stnrrals/t tbr0asb-
80: II. Csitsd Statsi, mary Of tbsm being j'la
,rta3er 'ban TIE drxgs sf eoMeb sb.y are e0u.
s.au4si 1'Sli be fx'ebgftG at a retail Store.
e. TAKE Norrcr,
-. =. Kta 1e.iy. yta. is at.ofu'rS the ONLY
.Gg..! tsr ALxarGr.a.
Er. IIANiL r"JNss ELIXIR,
"cr,i,n ry,ely.i ,'otl;, oh!inate Coughs AHh.,
80 C.;arrhs, Sore Threats, a''d APPROACHING Con'
70 sa,eaii zv1o way baps children Afflicted a''s6
t5. HOPPING COUGH.
This difcoyry sol he ira magnitude, as If IS IN
ims'at ef, checks the prcgreis, and in Mort time
cat;;c. the n:oR crasi nder TO which emc:
r-n a5c has>-Iths Elixir is t. perfectly agfeea"ie ao
s= Icf, TO tna. tia, no dii.ruty aries IN sakmg1.
.,r,a LUireR MARTIN, Eff. Ai'e,r.,- Gene
so!of tie State et Mn,y!SHd.
7 cor,,y with vour rcauea in N1tirg my ep'nscn
of nrmituus E;isir Il h9s bsen ufrd nE1 family Tor
s~o ;hscc year: paa with uHotm 'ue'ss' Whenever
cI.l,, .ughS, hmiar complaints have rehaerec
ne sire ne:cT:ry have ny,cf found itan excellent
-, 7,ic.ale remedy e.; p.iniu ant nou'':i"n's
T.,!i"n If re bleah acc mplnici with iorereis and
t.iSh cS.~uieI AID i:ffsnis oreaih,ae.
GA ;lCe scc.u:;s 10 nor Ic.tate 60 rsconnenu fi"-
,.T,, E,xi,, =, ya!uaAs medicine, ana cicitrsing
1ubiic attention.
LUTHER MIR TN.
Mr.. asiAh Heuly. Hrilgc-Strc:t, Satlmme, Mas cur,
ID BY nc butris o. iailton elixir OF very e'"1eae"
dforicr, occafonet by ies.re cold eanght IeVesa'
r,cn.s. AVA. "A. sr.,h.d with the erc1,eh difficulty,
and was o.,en thrown INTO weakening f"eats "heH ne
pvremrte,i to walk any Gi'tance and his voice woul1
rcsen,ly i. in fuch esrec ,h4r he could '"'! at
tempt TO whiiper he has been upward. OF Tx weeks
vgiitou; return of his compaints and Genres 20 give
r, p,bc ,.i,;,.r in favour of this invaluable nedi :
si?o.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-23
DR.. IIa,nilton's
GRAND RESTORATIVE,

Is rccon,ren,lI, as an Invaluable ME 'cme, Tor INC
needy ,erf and oarnueo' cure 81 the 'ar'ou.
which rrft irc,, ipate p!.aiures-juvcnie iud,itre
ruas--relicncc in ci'asres unavoufaoe TO the c"'u
xo1h in uo!ca.e pe Of TEA frequent in,".'caion' or
any other deArustiv" int"mpcr,nee- the 9n<l'iu OF
a 4 cc-ra;n period of I!c-bad lying IN &C: &C.
And IL rroved by long and erteri've experience 70 0e
absolutely unparalleled in the cure OF ..,.
N..yous iiloricrs, Fi"!enf camps 10 TIC
Conlumrsirns, h'naeh a''o '-s-'
Iown.E ,f r;ir,s, IniigeAi'n,
Ictsof appetite. Meareh'y' n..
Im2rrity ii the blood, Sout IN inc "oh'"'"'
Hyiterica affections, Pain''n nc "'"'''
Inward wc,kaee-s, Se's:a':oaF'
Seminal xcaSHeECs, invo.anSiry cum
Fluoraibus, (orwh.tes) Ohi'ha's 9seh
B,.rennsis, ir'Potehey' on
II e., rr,,r.n,;,v where The long prevalence AMI
Oh 'inl;y 6 diieafe has brought ON eeie a. ,
IL. cut Of the iyi,en, rEec live ;cm'sy ,n
,r rcrI could rcvar pereseranee - t"e uie OF '''
-, i,,,,. mas performed the mcit atondh"g cures.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-23
N O T l C E..

h<sar9'ia, Dfe, 4, 1908
eN,fs.D,
{~kx1 the Stockholders 10 the Little Rivek
/ Turnpike Company, d., and are hereby
required to pay TO Tie ;1Ieaforer oi(aid Company,
Tn DoLtau CO each fsre by them respectively
oblcribed, or the fra DAY OF March next; and
.he further fun q Ten Dollars. on esch Of ,hsis
hares, on the first dry OF Augua nex' erfuirg.'
JONAH THOMPSON, 7,Aa/ursr.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-23
NOTICE.

THE Psrtner!Lip of Daniel Don
hgp e Ca. is thi. day digclved by mbthal COZ.
tent, The buhref, in future will be carried on
by Daniel Bowling.
DANIEL DOWNING,
THOMAS jANNEf.
Ianua,y II. oot
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-23
TN. RESTORATIVE POWDER fer III
,,SETH md GUMS. Z
roorII ACHE DROPS.

The on,v remedy yet difenvered which gives mntdi-
-. and lafine relief in the mon feyere inhanec.
The SOVEREIGN OINTMENT for the lr CT.
which h war; ansed in&albls. remedy e ous arPk.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-23
u,,4rIVON's ESSENCE and EXTRACs
rAUN

c,,- ro,,;,s trirc,, pains in the faec and neck @c
~ b.s r cures ~ IN. aS We complaint
g., -, n. oh nt.,ic:nes ever s.fnre made public
Fran D.. Htutbsraxrx,
III .a..., Eirninsr..
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-23
Hyibs eoEaty, Pngin'e'
Crn.'Cr,c7,

fTe,.-. ,r Ix,rad of SI..tar,l which bcicve
-.. -cn,-vcd chronic rhcumae'lFn e. tnst sna
- ,,,,ica ar OF the hip loin,( uaIcr Fash had
~ - s,r = ionl, tia,e, AID wh,th hal h,ih q every
- ~. NJ ,,eS,a Medica, aud every mode Il treat
;ycd ins> prattcc for 'he cure oi this "hf!inate
Is ycu think ibis letter ussul you are liberty
TO IL Ike !; rah!'s. .a.r,
Yuuts, &c. ,,,.r,,,-,,,,,
-,- s1.ore- rope. maker, South Sceaii street, be-
49,. md Chriifian. Streets, Philadelphia, v"|un-
-, ,..,h oath az follows. no7rety 'haf nus "i'e.
49,. rl, v.r, was 20 ievcrey afflicted with r"ca,
,a.nn,ffp v:.y ,,userouay hsna'ed me eni' 9oenee
of fever. cod after ins IN, as 60 DC s'rI,Ie 90
g. c.y-,.J vecss and was At length rconee0 Z" inc
s.,,ncb,ly aprphendon Of remaining sfple Tor ine,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the moa reipet eabie medical aaViee
was followed, and every Prohah's hme'y s',eaf'eH
when f-.;n ,cver.l CATS OF cures performed oy sa
,,;;,oos Eencc and Extrae OF Nuisa'" 'hey "e's
srs5 from, Mr.. Birsh No. n, South tec"nd-st'st.
go ,f ao,,,,a,on erahled her TO walk aeroi' the
- ,S re ufe Of one bottle reEored her to her uuai
sase OK ne'''N q" "' JOHN HoovEe.
Sworn and fu5ier;.a befa.e Esnezs'rfr For, y sia>
Sre OF tins iaaiees Of the peSc ior pha1Spaia IouH.
HAMiL TONS
WORM DESTROYING IoZENoES.
Which have within four yeats pah cared .I.waris OF
ss hundred anu twenty thouand pertains Of both te1es
oyer age and in eSsry .ussion o. varinns daasersss
sornanls sriEing from worms, ana form oO"fncaon'
Or s,slnct, in rhs ao.nae,. and bowels.
Thi, meS;sme ears analogy whatever OF h'niia'
title, 70 eormany COMPLAINS OF as oPeTat:e with s,c
elencc ca tie contrary. particular exec ienoe TINS
r.r,cis !, IL, brnr fused 70 src-v and eoni.t' N;
soa:.a. nohirs bu, wha, j. psrfs .nocen,, and i
f. min in - operation that e.nro jaie the n,cit
dsccc pego,nt ay. me 'e,dslsa ',n' Of ~ss
ola s.oald no worms exin N the body, will with.
80 - cr,o;o,. e.ear.r the tou,seh and boweis,f
~ ,,.xe, i, sou or oenfve aud thereby prevent the
=. So, of worms and many fatal thcrders hey
r. u1rtisuar,y .scaeou. in carrying cd all sros' hs
,,ors and eorrrtous: ieverh and bilious sne
nre ,ae Iea and n,issa paryaeve sas' sac Ies @
.Se eseaS:n.S
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-23
pr HAIIN:s True and GENUINE GERMAN
CORN PLAISrGR.

Ar nfsiihe remedy Tor Gowns freediy removing the
roo, and b. aneh, ~i,h,u, giv:ns pain.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-23
70 oay-nfi zv50 way bare cbRaren dDT'ded UT
f5> HOPPING COUGH.

Thi, difcovry i.of he Gra mlsci,uie, as If IS an
im,,'st -tet, checks the prcgre and ina Mort time
Gat;;c, TenI5rcs the n.o crus lnier 10 which chic
r-n a,c lase-Iths Elixir is 70 perfectly agreeable and
e Icf. 10 lna tia, no ifarulty aries in sakng't.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-23
Valuable Medicines,
Er. IIANiLrJNss ELIXIR,

.~cr;i,n ryn,ely..f toils, oh.tinate Coughs Ann
80 C.;arr.,., Sore Throat., and APPROACHING Con-
iu,: :!rus.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-23

King Strict.
-xn.Jalb inform, tbe Pabhe that be bdi rteeistd,
rr,n Lee y Coz Paiest and Family Mtdieix
SIZE, Ntt0 fark, st,e5 a6ari~sxf IF ibf tai
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-23
B 4 K L E Y.

Janu',y y.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-30
he IL Cans .Silgle.l

ces last summer, amounting 20 eighty in
number, we might. remain. where We
were, but if he did not comply we should
/, fare worse. Captain Hainbridgr replied,
that he could not command commodore
PrebIe, and therefore could not comply
with his request. At nine ia The evening
a Tripolitan officer came armed ~.,htwo
pistols and a sabre, and said 70 hfgt no.
Ming ! 10 Dr9rroEv the castie. we accord
ingly prepared fol. the castle
.Ntrcmser Il. 1Sfcssfas,ed eatly to be-
ready for our new habitatiou. At A.
NJ. a guard came aud ordered MS ia IL.
castle. We rormed agreesoIe 10 rank ard
marched 10 the castle. We were hutdlea
into a gloomy cell amongst cur men,
where tb=re was hardly room Tor rs TO
stand. Here we spen, the day without
food. anu were scoGs q nj by our foes Until
night, when to onr happy surprise, We
we're conducted back to our old place Of a.
bode. The uains.ter of exterior relations
sent fcy Cspt. BainJciige, and aHe6let
great surprise IL our going 10 the czsiles
saying that he kaew nothing II the mea-
sure which ye al ;Snewt % be f.lSs. Ne
told Captain psia5riagc tina: We shceId re-
main where we were, anti he heard from
his people, the prisoners in the hands OF
The Americans.
(lo u to1ifiuze6.1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-30
Door. WILSON

A IN: me Liberty 10 OBSERVE that he continue,
TAVERN, where may generally be h.a srl n Ell
c!NES ohevcry kind in general use. =. ,,.,I =
o1nss ars.e'es in the Drug line. OF good cusi;s~
Any AZ '-'r prices of which persona disposed ~
o"y may SATISFY themselves by calling AZ h;s
ne also begs leave TO observe, that he profe,.
$3.50 p'ea'ce rhysic in all IT'S branches. Per
sons os needy circumstances will be prescribed
dicincs. f~s' VI ms me-
Rishnond. oa, Sd. 1905 w,r
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-30
LAND FOR SALE.

pursuance or decree of the High Court Of
SnAnSery tor the Richmond D;stra, to sa
Lewis, dec TO Lucy Crouch. administrative OF
ohn Crsuch dec. will be sold at Public Auction,
On me premises, on. Friday the 2oth day of De.
eemSer next. for ready money,
The Tract Of LAND,
Whsreon Mrs. Lucy Crouch now resides. living
ana beng in the lower end of the county OF
oooehiand' containing $50 acres, be the same
no,s or less.
The Commissioners.
Novernbet 90. 1905.
Tax N from a NEGRO Man (sup-
posed TO have been stolen b. him) a small
riaSE OF CASHMERE. II viii be restored TO
sNs owner on proving properly and paying the
expense Of this Advertisements. Ami, TO The
Printer.
November 10 1905. ftfN
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-30
REMOY5ALe
GROCERIES.
LAND FOR SALE.

70 Y. virtue of decree Of tie County Court of
- Louisa, viii be sold. 10 the highest bidder,
or the premises, on the twenty fourth dsy of lie
ccn,ber next, for ready money. part Of a Trsa
Of LAND, belonging 70 the estate of Major
fhomss Johnson dec. known by the name of
the Old Mill Traa, lying on both sides Of Har.
ris's Greek IN Lonisa county, near the Court
house-- Containing sbouf six hundred aud ffty
aeres, adapted &c the culture Of Corn, Wheat,
and Tobacco. This Land is to be sold 70 salts.
fy debt due the estate OF Thomas Tohnsou,
sheriff, deceased. for money paid BY said Tho
mas Johnson, sheriff, de-. es security for said
Major Thomas Johnson. dec Purchasers may
be Accommodated with divisions of This land INFO
lots. If it should DC found likely TO benefit the
Sale.
The Commissioners.
November ID, 1905. I'm +
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FOR SALE.
LAND FOR SALE.

4 HE subscriber wishes tosell $50
acres of land. lyirs IN Cheaeffied county, w;sh.n
Ex m.ilcs Of Meaeheaer. The advantages of fmali
farms near large towns are 20 obvious aud geaef az
~ admitted, a. NOS 10 r.qG,se particular eDnoae-
rs.ion. Nay p=rfon wifiipg 70 puTshsie may Zee
the land aud tpoY che term b. applying TO Mr..
Josn Branch reliding in MsnehsGer, or the Tub
feriber, near Buckingham eourthoufe.
Archibald Branch.
September =, I9os. wd
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-30
For Sale.

flour valuable LOTS. beyond
II the basin Of the Canal, three 81 ,sh;Ss III,
be IN good reusnrable order and ready for ,e,;,,s
~ al the end OF the present year together w;,s
about 800 M. well burnt BRICKS Of supe,;or
qua'i'y, made on ore of the lots. This rrone,sv
mhst ne deemed worthy of the attention of any
or wheInsty con,enp!ates the vas, progress now
hla>ng IN the Improvements Of this iicurishiup. c;.
y aud from its eligible situation in various res.
Pess, tsscn u II were only for the impe,.se
quantity OF brick earth which i, csr e,r,;.l.
witou Diminishing It's value for o,hcr purnass.I
VII ne found to DC a good speculation, upon the
accommodating terms Of one 9Th of tie pur.
ensse money in hand, aud the balance in Two
years. trss OF interest. especially too. when the
Tsass OF tac several teneneuis may yield annually
i've hunilssd dollars. Apply TO
d. Nj. Randolph.
Kshmond. oaober 20, 1905. w6r
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-30

(lo u tonfinzed.1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-30
Propagation Of the GOSPEL.

November II, 1905,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-30
LAND FOR SALE.

sKOM SO to 100 Acres of prime
Wood Land, abou, miles from Shoe koe
1-lI. I've soil IS equal perhaps to any High
r. "' III 'he county the gyeates part is per-
.se' 'eVei' srnal par, has a little descent 70 a
swamp on which is several acres OF Meadow
g'ouna' inferior 70 none whatever; the Tinocr
rs snonght TO be worth what will be taken for The
iana. = ne land may be seen and the terms
Nho~h oy application 70 Mr. Lydwell Clopton,
JEFEERY vANDEwALL.
November Is. 1905. stw'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-30

NOTICE, that William Lightfoot
i Y will petition the nsxt Assembly 70 raise
tne ferry rates from his lands in Charles City TO
the lands Of William Edloe Barretr in James
City. w6s
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-30

N SllCE, that 4 petition. viii
bIv DC presented TO the next General Assem-.
e. p1aylng that an aa may pass to raise the
49, AZ Carter's ferry, from the lands Of John
:, Cou'on IN Gooehland, TO the lands Of the same
November III, 1905. A.,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-30

20 al wta iove RE pvosteyiiy film. anaars DIS.
bossd 10 aid in frobGgasiug rec GOSPEL among
t5c He1then
I NhF, subscriber lately returning from voy.
4 aye TO the East ladies. touched in Europe,
and was IL London in August last. where he
received from the Baptist Missionary Society n
| England for propagating tic Gospel among the
Heather, one ihopsand guiness, to be sen, IN
,hc spring TO the Missionaries ia Bengal, ioy the
purpose of printing the Sacred Scriptures in one
ofthe langua yea OF that country. There are se-
ven languages tina. abe Missionaries there aim
20 translate and publish The Scriptures in: They
have made such progress in three Of them. that
il is expected the above sum win enable them 70
complete the work. This money Is row in the
hands OF Robef, Ralsion, Esq. OF Philadelphia,
/ who viii forward il in due nre. Shctid any
individual society, or congregation Of people ia
he u. Stgtes of America. be disposed TO conlri.
butte TO this good work, Mr.. Rslston will gladly
seoeive whatever may be sent TO him for thai
ipurtose, and add 10 !, he above sEnl 70 &c for.
Vsrded 70 the Missionaries at Seramore, ntal
Calcutta.
Benjamin Wickes, sen.
Il
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-30

BTAYiNG obtained a Land OF
4 L. fee Treasury Warrant and lodged il with
t,,e prihcipal surveyor OF Henrico county, in or
der 10 be lid upon the Lots l., Nj, N and o,
in the City Of 2ichmoni-Ths is to advertise
all whoEi it may concern thar have notice from
the said surveyor that 'is VIII proceed to survey
and lay OF Toe said lots on the ninth day ef
Ieccn.ber next, if the weather BE suitable, o.
s1er@ise ON the FIRST fair day thereafter.
John Seabrool;.
Richmond. 7th Nov. 1905. ioi
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I'M. pad IN advane.l sATUR D N. NogEMDER So 1905.

w* Subscribers to The DEBATES
z roe VIRGINIA CONVENTION, and 10
S,s.5SoN's HISTORY oftbe DECLINE and
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E x T R A c T.
Tune fallere solers


PERsIus.
The education OF children is one of the
most important duties Of human life.
mean SO far as it relates to their moral
conduct. II was, in great degree, from
the system of morals established by I.y.
curgus, and perseyered in by the Spar,ans,
that the Lacedemonian commonwealth
maintained its Independence, amidst the
wars and commo,ions which surrounded
II, for Eve hundred years. Plutarch at,ri.
butcs the turbulent and seditious state Of
the Romans in the early ages Of the re-,
public, to the want of system of educE
ton, which Numa neglected to introdnge
among his regulations for the govern1Sent
of the state. But when the Romans arr
rived at a very great degree Of conse-
quence and power, they paid proper at
ten,ion 10 the morals and education of
youth. The most eminent women EN-.
ployed themselves in forming the man
ners and minds of young children. II is
said that Cornelia, Aurelia and Alta, mo-
theirs of the Cracchi, julius Cesar ard Au
gustus, were governesses TO the childeen
of nobIemen. To this system may be az.
tIibuted The rise of those great and briIli-
ant characters who brought the republic
TO its full growth and maturity. Some Of
the most wealthy mobiles kept grammar.
ans IN their houses, for the purpose Of in.
strueling their children but generally the
Roman youth we're sent to the grammar
schools, TO qualify them FOR the Forum,
July reports that the Gracchi were edu.
Gated non tam tn Gremio, guam tn ssrnaont
N1afris--and that &. Cufio, who was con.
sidered as the third orator OF his time, re.
celVed snly spfiyate eduea,ion. The au.
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CHEyALIER DE- FoRoSDA,
Consul General from his Catholic niajesn

10 lie United STATES,
Anpounces TO the Merchants and Trad
ers thereof, his having this day received
official information from the Inteudant OF
the HAVANA, Of the admission there Of
Dry Goods, Liquors and Provisions, in
neutral vessels, under similar restrictions
"a those imposed on the commerce Of
Spain--observing as an indispensable cir
cumstance, in order TO be admitted 10 an
entry, that such vessels must have their
clearances direct for said port.
Consular Office, PhiiadeLlihia, Nay 10.
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A letter from Exuma, dated the goth
ult. (says New Providence paper of the
3dof May states. that upwards of 100000
bushels ofssIt, had been ralled there with
IN The last three weeks, and were still RAJ
king at all the ponds.
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of Is years, who bad beeh really deaf
and dumb from his birth: and tha, of the
Able by the tutor who had taught him
to read aud write.