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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-05

Mr.. SAMUEL. FULLER, Inn keeper, on the Har-
ford road ten miles from Baltimore, began about twenty
months ago TO De grievouay Afflicted with tape worm,
which increaed fsff in ize and trengh TO as to exce
the mot horrd feniatons by his writing motions end
intoerabe palms, refembng the gnawing tearing OF
his bowels which deprived him OF his necehary teep,
and cauied uch dreadful approximations as cannot be con-
ce;yed bnt BY one in 1inar tuationh appetite wait
cd rapidly, and with that his tcngth 10 that ne was
unable to attend to any bplinefs--when ne heard OF
fon,e excellent cures performed by Hanilrons worm
lozenees he took large doe, which brought away a.
bout -FOUR YARDS of the worm (now IN the pol
FELTON, of Lee, * COY but renewa! OF his pains loon
convinced him that this montrous reptile mad recovered
IFS rR vigor-Application made to Lee & Co tor
mere Of their medicine, with their advice from which
reed the total expuion of his formidable enemy, in
fegera pieces which he fuppoed TO be SIX er
YARDS more. "A Jew months have f,nee elapied, and
Mr.. Fuller is now in Perlaa health. The above aets
are well known to numerous circle oil ms neigloofs,
and himtclf will crafty any who may with to make
fpr,her INQUIRIES on the fublea Although Hamltons
worm ozengcs produce fuch powerful effects, when
neceary vet they are perfectly innocent and mild in
the oeration on the human body taken IN large
does, as Mr. Fuller viii telifythcir particular mild
neis is abundantly evident in nnumerabe cures OF IN
fanes
Comnmh4led BY DR.. Jaln s5angler, 1ork tarvn,
PengGlvania-
Letter from the reverend Mr. JOHN MOLiHEK
niiaifter Of the Moravian church, in York town
1ork, January 9Th, 1902.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-05
From Dr.. Weatherbura,
Wythe county, Virginia.
GENTLEMEN,

CENTbEMENs
purchaled at your thop the prepa-
rstions you cali Hanaltons Eenee, or EErsaet OF ul-
tard wh;,n believe has perfectly removed chronic
rheumatin. COZ that kind named fcatiea or OF the hP
ont) under whichI had laboFed for long time and
which had ba:d every article in the Materia Meoica
and every mode of treatment received into practice tor
the carccf this obtnate diieate you think, TINS let
ter ufefuI YOU are at liberty 70 make it public.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-05

impeding tat naioral, i.reaGbls
which is 70 eGeadsl,6 health, w. fs'';i;s
efleasaie fpesdy and petnspe,, !" i, g.
ikin delicstely fott aad Clear, imo,o ,saeslA3
plexion, and referring the bloom q saiS he
failing 70 render an ordinary coun,. osa' 4
ful, and an aandlome one nor. e. 3,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-05
ICjHN WATTS,

IItHN WATTS,
Fairfax-areet, oppoEte Mr.. JonN JANNEy's has
received via Baltimore,
a Fasdjame aDSrfmsnt Of
FALL 5WlNTER GOODS,
Which he will fellow for cain. or on ihoft cred
lit, to puneaus! cutcmers.
Super6ae Cloths and Cadimcrs,
Winfor Velseyeeu,
Patent Cord and Patens Cord WsiRcosting,
Fancy MolsA,ins snd Floren,ines,
silk Piu(h and Velvets,
Sewing silk, Twi& and Thread,
Leno and Dragoona Null Cloaks,
.Genslemen's Waite and Black Silk Hose,
Do. do. do. G.Ovcs,
De-. do, Spun do.
Pc. York Fan and Doe-skin do.
ladies' White ard Black Haie,
ID. Extra long Silk Gloves and Mitt',
10. do. Wafh Leather & Riding Gioves95
Sat,ins, Lutearings and PERTAINS,
Lutearing and Satin Ribbons,
laces add Edgings,
london Hats.
R,ofe and EuHil Blankets
Silk Rugs and Caddowss
Carpets aud Carpetins,
Ge5urn Ofnabrigs,
,DowlaGes and BedticSing,
Silk and Cotton Saipendefs,
s. Imosriai ana Young Hyfon Teas,
Clover Seed and S.ine Irvine, &c. Sc
Oh CT eco.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-05
Fran LUTHER .NdRTTN, En-. Attorsey- Ge-
neral IF tie Raie Of Alarylan9.
Gentlemen,

I52ntitrcU3 n
fcomply with your reqaea in Rating my opinion: CT
Hanitons Elixir Ichas BEEN ufcd in my family Tor
yo or three years pat VITA Uniform iucees whenever
colds, coughs, niiar complaints have rendered me-
dicine necery have myeH found it an exscltsn'
and agreeable remedy for very painful and srouOleois
affection of the breah accompanied with forcneis ana
with obarusted and dficalt breathing.
On thcle accounts | DO rot helitate TO recommend
Hamiltons Elixir, as valuable medicine and deiefyii
public attention.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-05
Inc R53oratsvs porvder for h. !,
and Gums It

This excellent preparation comfoo, !.
ems the gums, preiervss the srap,I ~ N''ngGi
ard cleanfes and whitens the teeth, bs S u, "a
all that acrimonious fine and fopl 4 f'lo'Sl
FILTERED to accumulate, never fails to ;n; U
finally ruin them. "I's
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-05
JJJrtlEg. MAR TIN.

Mrs Abiiah Henry, Bfidsesltrees: hsitmoFs' was
c,rs by one bottle Of 1aaltoas elixir Of very COM
ni;e.red dforder, occaGoued BY evere cold cangit
ieveral months ago, He brcathed with the sFcatet
r}eeuey, and was often throgn lto weakening isears
,S. h. attenpte to walk any diance, and his vo;ce
would frequently fail in ueh degree that he could
onlY attempt to whper: ne has aeen upwards OF Tx
weeks without return OF his complaints and deifes 70
give this public teGinony IN favor O his Invaluable
medicine
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-05
w WEATfIERBURN.

Toha Hoover rope maker, South Second ftreet, be-
ary aud Chrifian tfeets, Philadelphia, vclun-
tarily nlakerh oath as follows, namely,
Thaa his'wife, Mary Eooyer, wasio ieyersly ati *
ed with violent rheurstIal, very dangcFaiy fuaffa
theconteauence OF fevere cold riyngsin asto be
eoafned 10 her bed forfevcra weeks, ana was atengh
reduced to thenelaneholy appreciation Of rcnlsining
cripple for life Notwithstanding te mon refpeabe me-
deal advice was followed, and every probaberemedy
attempted, when feeling leverai cafes otcurcs perform
ed By Hamiion's Eaeucc and Extract of Mufard, they
were procured from Gfr. Birch No. II, South Second
Greet The fir application enabedSher to walk acros
the roan and the u(e of one bottle! reored her 70 her
ulual fate Of health and Rrength.
JOHN HOOVER.
Sq0orr ard GsIferibed 5ttort
EBEaEzER FERGUSON, Eiq.
One Of The jAqiees IF the PeaeeJor P6ilas :
aelbbia foan.y.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-05
February D..
OY s I E * D
September a.
February 4,

rHE fnbfcriber has jaf reee I've f,is a Bis
I Bqek. River oy7er, and '0'
hoafe in Prince freet. = Quick.
N. B. Picked oyaers pfe l.s..
the bea manner in Jars OF o'H'''"' d,'
February 4. .,e,,.- q.e,--ss<s.,---s
gr a sa.sI 3 sNoVD b.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-05
Sir, your moi obedleNt iervanI,I
John MOTHER.
DR.. Ndla's true and genuine German
Corn Platter.

An infailiabe remedy tor corns, fpsedily re-
moving them roof and branch, without giving
pain.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-05
GASES OF CURES
By Hamilton'S

WORM DESTROYING L0ZEbGES;
(SeirRed fYm tboglaadsJ the authenticity Of
qchffb anJ Peylon may 9/terfai1 either by Afffr
or 9e./oual Application.
T A p f. w O r M.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-05
DEAR SIR,

DEAN Oiht
DIR. HarlTron's lozengcs have been recommended to
me- as avery adequate for she cure Of children
aGLi6ted with worms procured box for the uis "
n17 family to try whether by means OF this medicine
might he enabled to gain point, which, to accom-
plil different other reans had proved abortive MY
elde boy had very cky appearance, was very ret
LET'S at night grew eaner from time to time in hort,
he ecnled 10 be in precarsas fate Of health, which
would Weld to none Of the medicines administered,
uutI gave him two dofcs Of lozenges. agreesby to the
directions which carried OF 6lbance to all appear
ance mere nucus but upon clofe INFECTION quite re-
peeled with very tali Irving animals Not one OF that
fort of worms which ufualy ali6 children game from
him Since That period he grew remarkably better r!
health and though lear has got rs and e Lively ~ COM,
plexor Upon different occailons, have uied this me-
dcine as purgiag fubitu,e, and found it to aniwer
eneesding we'll Vi'hoet bringing on belly ache or
pprging medicines. Upon the which judge this me-
diriae TO be, bcsdes its main obctf one OF the mott
fautary means for raforng loft appetite, and promoting
proper fate Of dscton. by carrying oil that bilious
fuhitance which e6genders 70 much indpoitioE DoSh
among Children and adults.
am, Sir your naa obedient fervant5
IOHN MOTHER.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-29
DIED--On the 10Th i:.;;ss-. Carr. ELISHA
LEAKE OK Goochland county.

~ A list of non-resdcnts lands in Ken
lucky, advertised to be sold to pay the ar
rearages. of taxes due thereon, may be seen
ut this Office, by any person interested.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-29
f ALL C 90 d S.

III. |. COHEN,

Second doov 6el5,, dEr S P.easan,s' Boot S.aye.
Gas ju.r received a fresh assortment # FiLL.
4 GOODS. consisting Of Striped Il Rose Ban.
kc,s Supe,iine aud Second Clo,hs Coa,nes
Fnez:; Ca,simerss Flsnrels Negro Cottons
Plains and Halfhicks Lsdy's Bah Coatings
Benrbz2St.cs Wild Bores Dutsnts Cairnan.
coeG& SuBssts ThiSkle's Veivcts Fancy co,da
Z Corduroysi Constitution Cords Pa,ent Cord
Yesiing; : " ausdrwn DO Men * tVonien's Silk.
Cotton "a WorTed Hosiery Mems Hats sc Al
20 SIX < Cot'on Charrbrsys Cai:coes Chintzes:
Cotton aud Linen Camhrics; IRISH Linens and
Lawns Fancy Musl,nsi SC1RLET BO1T8A-
ZbTTES I'm cbiLieaf Black and Coiored IN.
shaws and Lastfings few elegant sofia c ape
Haudkeichefs for jhs mead; Satin Dana.k and
Serge SIX Shaws; black aud Onsulal do [:
Pink Pad Muslin HAIRS Bandanna. Midas
nd Romsl do.i Thread Laces and Edgingss
(bband. Lace Sleeves and Muts Lady, exc
silk and Kid CT ives 81. NC al of which
We sold on the most mod rate terms.
Richmond, OEsober Q, l9gss "
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-29
Gabriel Christie. Esq. has been appoin-
ted Collector Of the Pnrt Of Baltimore.
TIE SNIP NEyV-IERSEY.

The case Of this ship, better known by
the title oftac case Of Nicklin and Griffith,
in the close ofthc last year, was employed
b. the enemies of tNe executive of the o.
Iited States, and OF the peace of this coun-
try, to produce discord and discomfort
through the union. Aware of the danger
Of trusting 10 partial evidence and confident
that the Chief magistrate ofthe union would
not suffer a minister at foreign court to
hold a station which he was capable of a.
busting so greatly rs Mr.. Armstrong was
charged, and believing too, from perso-
nal knowledge Of general Armstrong, that
his lofty and unbendins spirit would not
stoop to nor brool; dishonor, we n aintain-
ed an inhcXible silence on the subject of
the accusations laid against the ambassa-
dor.
A pamphlet has just appeared, it bears
the imprint of Philadelphia, it is fervid
and indignant reply to TIE publications "a
gainst Mr.. Armstrong. The authors name
is not mentioned, bur it is evidently some
person in Mr. Armstrong; confidence, and
glowing with indignant zeal in the cause of
his friend. There is some asperity mixed
with the indication.-.durora.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-29

[ roll the ball of Empire westward. The
States of Europe arc contemporary powers
They arc children OF the same generate
on. They may ditfsr in age, bus they grow
old together. 1t is for our youth tn survive
their age, and to outiive their greatness.
We are not to fight their battles, and pc
riSh iii their dcstruction.-i6.
-
The Kentucky Conspiracy has assumed
new form. While the * World'' infor-
med US Of what might or might no. have
happened manv years ago, we could follow
with patience enquiries which though they
could end in no serious events, which bring
us into an acquaintance with the leading
characters of the Western World When
we found that settlements in that western
world were retarded by the British court,
as much rs Independent governments were
checked at home, we were prepared for
many secret murtnurings and for some clan
destine purposes But the communications
are now Of 4 more serious. complexion.
That the nu nerous political and private
enemies of Mr.. Burr should pursue him
with all their oitterest ennities was not
unexpected 1t WAS not expected that they
would find So early an opportunity 10 in
yG.vc hin ii the suspicious ofhi best friends
How far the jnsinuations of his designs in
the western settlements are just, is hereaf-
ter to be proved. The jeaiousies of thcna-
ton arc awakened. Every rejection win
be ADMITTED upon the strength of his enc
mics and upon their determination to COM
piete his ruin. But every thing will be ex-
pected OF him which can give our own 60
vernmcnt the best evidence that all his
views are honorable, and that he seeks no
place in the affections ofhis fellow citizens
In any part of the union which viii NOT a.
gree with their harmon and happiness
In circumstances like his own, every thing
Is to be apprehended from his enemies, and
every thing may be III the power of those
taleats which have in days past been use
mi to his country.-ib.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-29
FROM THE PORT FOLIO.

4
The following UcrSes are quite sufficient ia
ttndfecte Ms MooRE's hrefensions 10 ge-
| rus. lie Is addressing very uoung
fady, Toho IS snhfosed to hare e1bres-
sed her ree're! that sire gv1s not hrof6u,td-
~ akE.led n, science ard Hseyat..re T..
Never mind how the pedagogue proses,
on want not antiquity's stamp;
ihe up, that's soscented with roses,
Oh never must smell of the lamp.
'id Chloe, whose whitening Kisses
have long set the loves at defiance,
Row, done with the science o. blisses,
May iiy 70 the blisses of science.
Young Sappho, for want of employments
Alone DER her Ovid may melt,
Condemn'd but to read of enjoyment,
Which wiser Cornna had felt
bue Tor rou to be buried in books,
On Fanny they're pitiful sages,
VINO Could not IL one of Your looks
Read more than in millions of pages!
Astronomy finds in your eve
Better lights than she studies above,
And music must borrow your sigh,
AS the melody dearest to love.
In cthics-'tis you that can check
In minute their doubts and their quar-.
rels,
Oh shew but that mole on your neck,
And twill soon put an end to their mo-.
rails.
Your arithmetic only can trim
When TO kiss and to count YOU endeavor.
But eioquencc CLOVIS on your lip
When You swear that you'll love me iors
ever.
Thus yen see what a brilliant alliance
OF arts is assembled in YOU,
A course of more exquisite science
Man never need wish to go through.
And oh if fellow like me
May confer diploma of hearts,
win my lips thus I. seal your degree,
My divine little mistress of arts.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-29

!-anr, and svas suhhoeed 10 De an.ien-
&c.
The former sentiments of that e.;:t-aos-
binary man will amuse the speculative, and
his rcmaKs on the American republic can
not but be peculiarly interesting The rea
der will form his own opinion how far his
| anricipations of the fate OF our Colossus
are realized and how true, OF the conse-
quences OF It's FALL.
EXTRACT.
You soon depart for the western and
Tor the eastern hemisphere. A new ca
reer o. action IS open before me, and I
hope to unite NV name with new and great
events, and with the unrivallcd greatness of
the republic. You go to unite yourself
once more, with people, among whom I
behold, at once the simple ages of Rome,
and the luxury of her decline where see
the taste, the sensiolity and the science of
Athens with her factions, and the valor of
Sparta without her discipline.
q" AS citizen of the world I would adj
dress your country in the following Ian
Suage. Every man and nation is ambiti-
Gus ambition grows with power, as the
blaze OF the vertical sua is most fierce
Cherish, therefore, a national spirit ::
strengthen your political institutions re-
member that armies and navies are os the
Siihc use IN the world, as the police in
London or Paris, and soldiers are not made
ike potter's vessel in minute.
Cultivate union, or your empire will
be but a Colossus of gold, fallen on the
earth, broken in pieces, and the prev of
Foreign and domestic Saracens. If YOU are
wise, your republic will be permanent and
perhaps Washington will be hailed as the
founder of glorious ana happy empire,
when the name of Ronatarte shall be OBJ
scured by succeeding revolutions
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-29
COBBETT on PEACE.

1t is truly surprising, that men should,
upon meeting one another, ask: do YOU
think there isany h2hcs of peace" Ii is in
deed, surprising, that, after all they have
seen, they should still lock forward to peace
as an object resembling q hsace ofjoTmer
times and that they should appear 70 ex-
pect from a treaty, signed under the p1 esent
circumstances, a dsbanding of regiments, a
dismantling of ships, reduction of taxes,
and, IN short, all the usual consequences of
a change from 4 state Of war to q state OF
peace! One would think, that they had
neither seen nor heard for years past and
that they had no recollection Of the peace OF
Amiens: and that the battle of Austerlitz
and all the ether events OF the present war
had passed totally unnoticedby them.
Times of great public trouble and calami-
y, times OF ardu9us trial, do Frequently
bring forth, innations as well as in individu-
ais, extraordinary virtues and talents God
send that this may be the case in England I!
but, If any one imagines, that the indepen-
dence OF this country is now to be preserved
by party harangues, or by diplomatic arts,
he will, If he live but few years, find him
self miseraby deceived. Anation, situated
as we now are, was never vet rescued bv
ordinary means, much less by means that
are weak, if not despicable. There must
be extraordinary talents and, again saw,
God send that we may find them 20
i he total amount of unredcemed Public
Debt Of Great Britain, was on the first of
February, 1906, G547, 16o,561. Irish debt.
6 3o,804,052. German English debt, C g.
S6O,3s4.
IL seems tobe generally codcluded, that
whatever was the Kentucky conspiracy. it
was dictated by causes which time has re-
moved without evil effects. The only uues-
ton seems TO be at the present time, whe-
ther any causes can exist to Justify or Gre
ate any discohtents unfriendly to our natl
onal union, and great apprehensions on this
subject have net yet been excited.
Salem Reg.
The measures Of peace have long been
the pleasure of the United States. From
the dawn Ct our revolution it was a lesson
to the Union to involve the American peo-
pie IN no disputes Of Europe. As we were
distant from their shores, so we ought to be
distant from all their local interests. Conn
MERGE should be free with the world, and
our policy formed upon unsuccessful eS,pe-
riments OF modern ages. By persevcring
In these salutary purposes, we have wrought
wonders for our country. Pressed on all
sides, we have not been hasty in Selling the
first moment Of relief. With regard to our
future welfare we have borne every tenn
porary evil At some times we have beenun-
able TO determine from whence we had the
greatest expressions. But t''e event Of the
last war explained :" zee, and APP
plauded our W Il should we
renounce proved so
happy to US Which cd when we
contemplated our indepen &c: which the
wisest friends abroad recommended to our
first regard: which all repeated and all
appiauded-That we were to be as indie
pen lent Of all European powers as Of Eng
Iapd. I'D the revolutions Of Europe viii
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-29

Two sailors fassiHg along failor;s
shoh, obSerUea a tailor at work Win nix
coat oB-and haUtns tie back attic 7vaisf-
coat hatched with different collars ofclofH.
tndnced tie sons oF.Nthfnne 10 crack ajoke
ufion the f'oor ,feLlosv-- When one o. the fars
er7ed oHt 10 the other, 'Look ve, luck, dit
no" eVer zee so many sorts Of Cabbage grozp
on one stump 6e/GYe.'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-29
CUSTOM HoU3E-R1cHMoND.

ENTERED.
och'r Weymouth, Weymouth, New.York.
Dolphin, Dickens, Stoninpso,,
Providence Beckwith, BaIti,9ore
Three Friends, Fisher, Philadelphia,
Sioop Two 9isters Ricketts,, Egg Harbor.
hi''ie jim, 'r2dwln- Norfolk.
CLEARED.
POOP Iaty Maria, St1rer, New.York.
ON NaihOo"' CauiS' Baltimore.
MARRIED-Hn Thurs5av evening 1,e,
BY the Rev John Liusav, Mr.. AtKysx 80
GEORGE, u the aniabie Miss POI
GARTHaIGHT, both Of Henriso county.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-29
EDUCATION.


II HE subscriber respectfully informs the
= public, that he will continue his
SCHOOL at his house in the lower end of
Aibemarle county, where he teaches the
Greek and Latin languages, the Enshsh
language Grammatically, Comhosition, and
the Radiments Of the Mathematics.
His price for boarding ard tuition. where
scholars find their own beds and furniture,
is twcnty-cight pounds for ten months, one
third In advance, the balance at the expi-
ration of the term-Two months of the
year, Nav and October, are allowed as va
/, cation. Where washing and Inending are
done, his price is thirty-two pounds, terms
as above-For tuition alone his price is
eight pounds; one half in advance, the ba-
{ lance at the end OF six months.
Parents who place their children under
his instruction, may rest assured, that par
ticular attention viii be paid to their mo-
rails, and every assistance afforded to pro-
mote their learning.
To accommodate parents who feel dis.
posed to educate their daughters, / would
board six or eight little girls
JAMES G.. WADDu.
October 7th. 1906 ON,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-29
BONAPARTE.
From TIE Adassacbusett's IShv.

MR. THOMAS, JUN.
J. send you the following extract for re-
publication. 1t originally appeared in &
south Carolina paper of September, 10.
as az ertrqcf ofa ifteyf-ow general 2 a.
fGf'e q: Isaioa TO an american at Bsr.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-29
L o S r,

GONE time ago, between Mr. Thomas
- Iaylor's auction store, and Rockets,
the following papers, viz: two notes which
were given by Mr.. Blackwell of Hanover,
to James Blackwell, the guardian Of Polly
Blackwell, and by him endorsed to me, a.
mounting 10 about twelve pounds; one on
benjamin Walton of Henrico, one ON Elisha
Hazlegrove Of Hanover, one on William
Parkinson Of Ecwkent, one on Thomas FL
bridge, with other notes and papers which
are not at present recolleCted. Among the
above described papers vas bank note of
ten dollars.
do hereby forewarn all persons against
taking an assignment OH the said notes, and
i viii give a reward Of twenty dollars to
any person that will deliver the above des-
criDed papers, or in proportion to that sum
for any part of them. The particular sums
and dates Of tho above notes are not so per-
fectly recollected as to be particularly des-
cribed No questions shall be asked OF the
person who shall deliver the papers, and
the above reward will be paid by the sub
scriber.
WADDY TURNER.
Richmond, 22d February, 1906. 1t
y. The subscriber n IS also lost a bond
on William Joncs, with F. Bibb security for
the sum off s. 10 1-2 but ne is not err
tain that il was among those above menti-
oned.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-29
SMOOTH READING

When preparation became necessary in
Holland for the reception of their new
King, twas also necessary the Grand Pen
sioner (Schimmelpenninck) should resign i:
ON which Mynheer Van Leyd~r, Fan
WestbarendrecM moved that Mynheer
Cornelius POE Van Sseenwyk Tot Don
i7ogenh2f should be appointed hroUisiOaa-
~ Pensionary in the room of Mvnheer r.
J. Schimmcipenninck gned-Bost. Cent.