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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-29
Your obcdient servant,
BENJAMIN WOi.EE.

MAJOR Is bau, 10Th reg't militia"
Alter the foregoing notice OF arrest. and
for conduct ofLieu,. WOOD subsequent to
his arrest. the following additional Oh arge
was sent 10 him -
Sir,---in addition 10 the charges laid in
your arrest, handed You bs L,eut. Tho.
Stanton yesterday, l shall add the third
charge ofyonr conduct, lasi night a. the
cage, in nnotHcer and ungep,lemsnIy con-
duct, in presence of capt, ,fompkns, capt.
Hyde and others, towards myself.
am sir, your obedient,
BENJAMIN WOLFE,
Major Isl bat. 18Th reg't Hii,is.
Lieutenant Leighton Wood,
10Th April, 1906.
The foregoing charges being read, a
ques,'o was suggested by the Judge adj
vocate, whether the court could viii, pro
pTic,y take notice Of the additional charge
exhibited against the arrested officer, it
being for conduct on the parto Lieutenant
Wood, subsequen, to, and probably in
consequence of the irritation excited by
his arrest. This question was decided in
the negative.
The court then proceeded to hear the
arrested officer in his defence, after his oc-
acknowledgement Of the diso5ediencc sfMe or
ders given, as stated 10 the Grst charge,
and admitting that, as exhibited in the ss-
coud charge, under ths influence of the
irritation which had been produced by the
injustice which he conceived had bsen
done him, he might have .,adeu use of Ian.
guage nnjft for IN eifcer. He alledeed in
his defence, that as the adlutsnt of tina re-
Sinaent, to which he belongs, lie ought
not to have been ordered 10 do duty az a
suoalsern, and conceived himself jus,fia-
BILE in refusing 10 obey such orders. lie
was willing voluntarily to have scled with
four men OF the company to which he was
attached but declined having an aJdiii.
oDal number from any other company.
Not being INDUCED IN this desire as vo-
lunteer, ne refused 10 comply with that Of
Major Wolfe.
The Court also attended to the obser-
vi,ions of MAJOR Wolfe in support Of the
proprieiy of his own conduct and OF the
charges against the arrested officer: on
consideration of which, and on the ques.
ton put, whether the said orders were
proper or not, it was decided in the sffir-
NATIVE.
The court then proceeded TO consider
what punishment should be inflicted on
Lieutenant Wood for his acknowledged
disobedieuce of orders and improper lam
gusge, as set forth In the charges against
him, and after mature delioera,ion, the
following resolution was auanimousiy a.
dopled.
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Notice.

'i-he copaf,nershiP heretofote ex;stiny &c
tween the Subscribers in the Tanning BUT.
ness IN Carte syile, Carrier on under The 6r.r of
WILLIAM HAMLY & Co was d,soiv,d or,
tie ftfs' instant All persons hsyios eisirns a.
gams' said concern, may receive i1,nsdiate nav
ment by afTlyiug 10 John < Fdwayd Cuaginv.
ham--ana all Persens indebted thereto viii fl.,se
call on hem and dischsrss theiftcsp. awe ,.,b,s.
they alone being authorised TO setds W snsress
Of SAID concern, and 20 DISPOSE Of the sock oe
leather remaining on hand, which will b. seld ON
moderate terms for Pronp, payment only.
WfLLiAM HAMLT
JoEs Ed. CraEIvGBt,f.
caE:ersyi.le, april Is, 1895. 81
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md pace the said members or ,r-h 81 ,,,.r, al
-n'aJ De Srcsent, shat eea aud chsse hy ballot.
F'oo, their own nuri5sr, rine trustees to ,srvo
for the year ensuing their election, srr untii o.
'h-rs shall be esetsd. or appointed 10 serve in
their place
Sec 8. Aad6 !, E.,irr ezac:sd, TIN, tie trus.
ses shall Keep o. Gauge 70 DC keps, in suitable
eo9ks tlr the purpose. juss asd proper sniris, oE
AL The proceedings and accounts Of said congro-
CATION AMI cooperation. asd, have than laid be-
fore the members, at every annual n,e.,ing. pre-.
vioas TO 'akieg the Votes. AID shall always de-
RIVER the said books, together with all the pro-
perry OF said congregation and corporation. in
good ordrr, to their successors III Office, wsene.
verrcqpired.
=, NATHL MACON,
Speakey g ,5e House Of Representatives.
S. SMITH. prssiCent
Of the Senate, Pro tcmp5re-
March IS. 1896 --AppRovED
TIL JEFFERSON
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P-co'7-l, Tint Licnic,a-. Wood, in
d;sobeying tl,e orders orM-ior Wolfe, son
BE evening" of the s,h OF April, deserves,
aid receives the censure ofthi, Board.
Il Is nevertheless, the cp;r;on of this
Board, tina, the disobsdience above stated;
did no. proceed from any turbulent, nut.
nous or unoffiseriike spirit Oh the part oil
Lieutenant Wood but from an error of
judgment in surprising himself exempt
from the duties ofhis Office of Lieu;ensn,
inthel ine, by his appointment of Adju;aut
ofthe 18th Regiment, which duties OF
Lieutenant this Board is of opinion he
ought under existing circumstances, to
have performed.
The Foregoing resolution being read TO
the arrested officer. and the csnsure OF
the. Court expressed by the president,
Lieutenant x aod bad his sword restored
to him, and the court adjourned.
.Sgaed, JOHN MAYO, President.
.d:sest, SAM. CoLEMAN, J1dge .fdp.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-29

ErrGtRm-In the piece il last Fridays
Argus, under the signature " An Emeri-
csD," in the 4lh par. % col. read comb.
na.Ion instead al g combined na,ion."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-29

4 letter from. CaS:zi dated Feb. IS. to
merchants this city, SAYS: The rnar.
ket continues in tie mos. dcplorabIc s,a.c.
! cannot dispose of a single barrel of four.
Prices annexed for your government
Flour per Dbl. S g nominal; Rice 8 8
brisk; Wax S 81 brisk Indian Corn S ,
la; Pipe slaves S iao."-Phil. Gaz.
Capt. Vose, of the ship Alexander, ar.
rived on Saturday at New York, from Lon
don in IS days, spoke British frigate on
the 9Th of March, in lat. 80 long. IL, and
was Informed that 9 sail Of the Brest feet
had been captured and sent into Plyrcu,h
"a confirmation of this intelligence is
said TO be received via Cadiz.
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Negroes for sale.

n, tOCS IUI GdIc.
E'oR SALE at TatiSoa Hines Tavern, in
Z the lower end Of Gooealand county. on the
9Th day of May. fer cash,
twenty Likely Negroes,
Ctnsi''ing of young men,. boys. wcmsn and
esi'd.sn amongst them tSo good weageys, an
excellent house servant and good sst,sY: nei.
thsr of thesc slaves exceed IS Jeays OF age
Gideon Hatchef.
April 2Ist, 1896 a
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-29
SrAuNreN, ApriI IS.

STAuNTeN, April IS.
Dsparted,h lifa yesterday at o'clock,
A. NJ. a. his seat near Lexingssn. in Rock
bridge, Cen. JOHN BOWYER-a great
naan. a worthy character, an esteeme Z
citizen.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-29
coMEUNIc ArIoN.

The frequent practice OF Old story telling,
is in general very insipid. Such pro-
pensity is most prevalent in old men, and
more so in mun than in women; the
minds of the latter are to be more ac-
lively engaged in the passing and living
scenes Of the day.
I The tine that psople Of business can
conveniently be together, is mostly short /;
aud is reasonable to suppose that men
of sense would prefer being entertained
with general topics, and the important
vents taat are daily ,unfoidiDg themselvesi in
more rapid SUGGESTIONS, than was perhaps
ever known in any period of the world.
Triiing stories often repeated, become
sfolc and tiresome. 1t would seem as if
some people laid in stock of them for
CERTAIN occasions, witt as much care as
travelling expenses.-Gaz. u. S.
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ed is miles from rrovideacs, wlier. he
also died in fsv hours, Nearly 1000
dollars were pending on This matcH.
PSov. or. + fisf.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-29

hriraef from the Proceedings Of the Csurt
Martial held for fhe trial Of Lieutenant
Woed, Of the lsh regiment of Militia
Al brigade court mariil summoned TO
be hsld at the Washington tavern, in the
city OF Richmond, April -, 1906, under
the orders of Brigadier General White,
tor the trislof Lieutenant Leighton Wood,
OF the 18Th regiment Of militia, arrested
oy MAJOR Benjamin Wolff, of the said re-
g;meut.
PRESENT,
Lieut.. Col. John Mayo, Of the 33d reei.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-29
ON SPRING.

The warmer gales e'er long will rise,
Aud wake the genial year -
The crimson radiance Of the skies
Proeiaims that spring is near.
Soon nature clad in bright array,
VIII claim our wondering sight;
Ard fragrant gales around us play,
TO crown the soft delight.
On every breeze soft music float,
To charm the list'niog ear;
The ieathered tribes a,tune each note
To hail The smiling year.
Soon Flora loveliest of her train,
In richest hues array'd,
WIN sirew swees hon 'rets DER the plain,
AND deck each serdant glade.
Where Winter lately spread his gloom,
Without one cheering ray,
The sweetesl flowers Will bud and bloom.
And warmsst sun-beams play.
How pleasing then the lovely change,
low sweet the violet's boom;
Through vsrdant meadows we shan range.
T'iuhaie the soft perfume.
O may our hearts be tun'd to praise
The Power, who form'd the whole :.aa
May gratitude inspire our lays,
Ill sr2snns Cease. 10 roll,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-29

The Information, communicated 10 con-
gress, in The message from the president,
respecting the state Of relations with To-
mis- has been for some time anticipated.
When the ex-nsinistcr Of Spain, Yrujo,
was nt Washington, it is said, he laborsd
very hard With Mtfmcdf, the Barbarian
amhasssdor, TO excite his enmily agains,
our government indeed, he is said TO
have so FAR prevailed as 10 draw from the
Barbarian the most brutal & contumeIions
expressions towards the United States,
tho ciiitensof witch he denomiDa,ed Yer
bins or transported thieves, an appelIaion
derived from place called YerbiD Ia Afri-
Ca, to which conviets are transported. A
discourse of this kind passsd in presence
of an American who had been in Bsrbsry !;
h. rose and resented it, saying that, as
they we're privileged characters ne could
not treat hem as they merited, bnt .slat
he couid not stay in the company Of msn
who disgracsd their mission and violated
the hospitality Of the government that pro.
tecled them.
Melimelh has, we are told, behaved We
~ disrespe6tf,lly to the secretary OF state.
In conss querce ST this peculiar state Of
things, the Mediterranean fund viii be
continued. Id.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-29

y'rE defendant Walker not having entered his
appearance according 10 the a2 of assembly
tie satisfaction of thu court that he is not .n in.
sasitant OF this STATE: On he mo,iun of tho
plaintiffs by their COUNSEL Il IL oyde, ed ,h,, he
appear hsre on the first day Of July court next.
aud answer rhe paiptia's DILL; chat couy Of
this order De inserted in one of ths Virginia Ca
zet'ea for two months successivsly ana posted ar
the front door ii the courthouse of The said
county.
a copy-Tcs,e,
Thomas Read. elk.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-29
H1cNHo7d, A!lFH 9, 1906.
+" Lieut.. Leighton Wood,
WSIR

Yop will consider yourself rs under an
arrest, on the following charges, viz: lst.
FOR dissbedience of orders, in not taking
The command OF the detachment, which
was pointed out TO you last night. 2div.
FOR mcklng use OF expressions am cuntns
10 mntiny, that you would be damh.d Il
you commanded any ether men but those
winch oelonsed to -FOUR company, and be-
lore you would be conpalIad to tsi,e COM
msnd, you would suffer the trial OF q cour,
martial, and would, at sii events, SO horse,
although enusetcd IL stsv, nevertheless
did persis, and went home contrary 10 the
good conduct of an officer. Lieutenant
homas Stanton, The bearer, will receive
your sword
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-29

Richmond Academy Lottery.
Thirty e,cKTH DAYS DRAWING.
Prizs of 500 dollars--Ho. $3.50
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-29

1i'u nrs' itIeutenaht 5enjafhln Ernnds OF
the 4Sh regiment of artillery.
Inc court beng organised according to
law, after The appointment OF Msior Ss-
musi Coleman, of tbs 4th regiment of ar.
aiiery' Judge advocate, and John Tinsley,
as provost msrlisL proceeded to hear the
chsrgss against the arrested officer read,
as follow
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-10
George Dfinker, Collection
PUBLIC SALE.

...
On MONDAY, the iecond day Of February
1906, will be fold, on the premiles,
a TRACT Of LAND, Gtuate on TIE Pca
n mack, in the county OF King Ge0g
adjoining Hoes ferry, containing $50 acls''-
On this land is an excellent landing 'or a dGaY,
a lalt MARIN of about 40 acres, from which in
nenfc quantities of hay may be cut, and t&'
niihcs III. bsa fewling grouGd OF sny part OF d;
Posolnack in the vicinity. A considerable pa'
portion of the land is in wool, and the arabs
land on the river is intermixed with feel, whFt
adapts it we'll TO the culture OF corn, wh.as! n
bacco, CT cotton.--The term; are, one hall
hand, or approved bonds on demand ; the q,
mainder in twelve months with lnteret. Acsl
Of truR will be required to fecurc the payr':n'a
he purchaie money.
Gerard Alexander.
D eccnber u. lawo1
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Centreville Academy.
Oa2I

I'm the ii day of January next, an AGA
~ DENY VIII be opened in this place 'ef the
rece1uon Of StGdeats, under the d,rectioa OF the
Reverend Mr.. SNYDER, aGa!ted by one or more
Ulb-rs.
This Gentlenan has conducted different Asa
denies for rhe f,ace of feveral years pat, WIN
grest credit his department. is conionant to ms
Rltion, ani 70 the accomplishment OF a ichoiaf
he adds the happy facility of exciting in MS pa
pills the fym9toms of literary geaias, and TO col.
.iyate their mental Improvements.
In this inaitution viii be taught the Latin
ana Greek Languages: the Englih language
dramatically Geography, HifoIy,, E'oeusi,
on; the various branches of the Mathematics
Writing Aritsmetlc and Book keeping.
There are few places in our country more ad
vantageouay Gtua,ed for an ineitulion OF TINS
nature, than this--fts Gtuasion is very elevated
and the air falabrons and 10 the centre OF a
remarkably healthy neighhorhood the neceh..
RES of lf. are cheap and may eshlY be procured
The f,iasR attention wilfbe paid 60 the morals
of the Students both in and out of fchool.
The terms of tuition viii be; for the Latin
and Greek languages, Including Geographic sc
az dollars for the Mathematics 70 dollars
Resdiog, Writing, and Arithmetic. Ia dollar
Per anEun, pad quarterly in advance. 4 imsi
contribution w,lsbe required from each Pupii Tor
the purchaie OF 6re-wood.
CentreSisle, Dec. II. 2aw3ms
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-10

The extraordinary celebrity thefs pills have
gained. the u~niyerfal demand for them and eRecm
Of which they are held by medical men OF the frf
euinence, are f~uAicicnt Testimonials OF their in
triuac worth. In great coles and i1dden attacks
Of diforders, an early ute of .hefe pills often pro-
duces the happiea eHstts, and taken once IN eight
OF ten daysin cafes of indigeGion, headaches, oiz-
ziuefs, paias in the Eomach and bowels, oyten-
tries, diarehras, dropfies, &c. and a liberal
ufe of my anti bilious bitte'sin the intermediate
time has relieved patients almof TO a miracle
price Is cents a box.
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n O T | G. Z.

TN the cafe OF Mxanaer HradeGr, jjo,ih,
i who is now in confinement in thu prlou ,.,'
Of TIE county OF Alcxanaria, at the fait Of d,
dry creditos of the faid Alexander ~flcad.h,,
and John MsPbesfon and Co. in New. York i
is ordered, that the confederation of his apvEt.
zion 10 be admitted to tie benefit CT the al j
Congfcis Tor the relief Of into!veat debtors viii
in tic d,aritt Of Cpiunaia, De Adjourned uma
Saturday the eighteenth Of this month. No,n.
S therefore hereby given, TO The creditors Of Il.
laid H:nAefon and Of John M'Pherfoa aud c..
that, at ten o'clock Of tie forenoon Of that d.v,
at the court. houir of Alexandria county, tn. oa1
of an inioivent debtor vii! be admitted to d.
Eaid Henderfon, and a t.uftec appointed agneabl.
to the {aia act Of Congre(s, ualcFs caa(e D. tMn
and there laewn 10 tie contrary.
n. Fitzhugh.
J,n,o ,CoS -
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lust RECEIVED,

Asd 6s sk BY M SasGrS.h
700 ps. brown RuGia Shsetings} En'itlsa !,
100 do. Raven. Duck DIX '"''
2 bales German TickIenbuIgs
30 bolts Ruaia Duck
Ioo aa;yc;s Bottom Beef
80 Go. Tanness Oh
400 caAs Stone Line
100 boxes mould and d;pt Taliow canoies
6 pipes old real Cosnac Brandy
WcR India ard New England Run ..,,,..
And a quantity of Mems, Womcri and Cln''
SHOES. IL,
November rs.
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Or. Cooley's Rheumatic Pills.
Price SO cents a box.
Hinkley's Infalllble remedy Tor
the Files
Pre- 60 Ceafs a 8sx.

Pyfst 50 Cfafs a Bs1.
Very particular directions accompanying cath
Of thefe valuable medicines.
Re has laseuaE for Sale,
4 general aaortmsnt of Drugs, Patent Ma-
dioirss, Shop f~urnitu1e and Walls; a few hanfi-
fore Hafl Lamps; Indian Shades; proof via'',
EGeuce OF Spruce ; Patent 81 sckirg Madeira
and Shefry wine; black bottles in heg(hcads;
Paints gronnd 10 oil; ard a few barrels Flag
feed OIL, which he will Ell on fcaiqnahls tern:
or eah, or to pan6tuai cuaoi.srs on a hoft
aredit.
O. a generous allowances will be made to
thofs who purchalc the above Medicines BY the
dczen.
Marsh II. saw
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John WATTS,

FaiEax-a rset, oppo6te Mr.. )oEN ~ANNEY's, has
reeefvsdsvia Baltimore,
a HaadJaazs a19rfhsn IF
FALL WIN TER GOODS,
Which be will FELLOW for CATH, or on ihort cred
sis, to pnaaual cutomers.
Sueerane Cloths and Csiincrs,
Winlor Vci,eteEn,
Patent Cord and Patent Cord Wailcoaslng,
Fancy MoiekiRs an1 Florendnes,
Silk Pluh and Vclyess,
Sewing Silk, Twit and Thread,
Leno and Drs9oona Null Closks,
C 4atlenen's- Whits and Black Silk Hose,
Do. dc. do. Gloves
Do. dc, Spun 90.
DO. York Fan and Doe-skin do.
Ladies White and Black Hofe,
Do. Extra long Six Gloves and Mitts,
Do. dc. WahL Leather & Riding Gloves
Sattins, LuteGTiugs and Pertains,
Lutearins and Satin Ribbons
r Laces and Edgings,
London Hats.
Role and Eu6l Blankets,
Silk Rugs and C.ddows,
Carpets and Carpetng,4i
German Ofnahrigs,
Dowlaaes and Bedtickingo
Six and Cotton Snfpepders.
Imperial and Young Hyton Teas,
Clover Seed and Seine Twine, &c, &c
OF 2I Geo.
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This IS to give Notice.

F~HAT the mblcriner, of Alexandra conn,
4 ~, bath obesinei from the orpnIM
Court, Of the laid county, in the dia,ict OF 70,
ln1abia, letters of admlniare.ioa on the psh'fi
caate Of fobr Bowling, late OF she faid e0afG'
deceafed /; al, ps,fons having claims assa'nf o.
faid deccalsd, ace hereby waancd to exhibit y
fame with the vouchers thereof, &c the id0IFa,
Der, at or before the hra day OF june next, a4
may oshersife by law be excluded fton all y
nelit of said eea!c'
Elisabeth BowinS
D,c. 9aw6s
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-10

TffOsE Citizens who are YET IN arrears o.
account of Corporation Faxes, are earntf,
ly requefcd TO pay up the fame, ~othsrwap
ha!l be under the difsreeab'a n~cc@fity Of ,.
foreiog pay mcns By @dittscis, agreeable to hA
ore.cr OF Council.
George Drinker, Collector,
January s. 1906. div
N. B. AS l ihall be abfcnt from town iui
few days, / have empowered Robert dbsrna.
biz to collect, and give receipts du'ing my sa
fence.
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Notice Is hereby given,

70 Tx Sfetkb0ldtrs.ftb Bank Of dk*arl'H,
THAr a dividend OF foar per cea'' y y
the capital flock Of fad Bank, fo' inc 81 49, ~
year, ending this day, is declared, and VIII
ready to be paid 10 them OF their rePrsien'a'"'
on Thursday next, the 9th Infant.
BY m.1<r g The P,efdeat and Difldsm
Curdin Chaplin, CgN'a'
jauuary s. 3a~+.
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FAxo I, MGTCALF & co.
As9eessI ~ So i.5ssse iAstA. frsn Bos-
r9s, asiEsr10 5tk,
IS 5afr.ts Iss-E fsl4nl Run,
"a oasr-ts ifAl ssisa) Ma;karsi,
tier@s rlnaef's Oil,
fs3 asans Wraa1ns Paper.
And ! geaerai al 'ct nent Of Shes. which viii
be opened ia nrilasely AMI dtYoCed Of on re Atom
aole terms.
ALSO on HAND,
s pipes Holland Gin,
pipes French Brady,
40 barrels aoaon Pork,
Few hoglheaas and barrel, Molaass, and
80 Tile.
Cath viii be given for CORN AND RfE ap-
ply as above.
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VALUABLE FAMILY
MEDICINES.
I,a received direa from If. Pasentees,land
FOR SHE 81
lanes JUN.
DRUGGIST;
The following Valuable Medicines
DR.. Rayjon's Antl-Bsaaous ans
StomacheI BstteY5. Z.
PREPARED BY
THO MAS Fl. r n WSO ~,
Member of the conne6ticus Medical Society.

THESE Ei,tcrs have undoubtedly had the
m5it ra2iGf1le Of any Patent Medicine e.
yer before dilcoyercd, and are jufly appreciated
for their sius alaf and virtues tor re.
aor.og weak aud aesayed coafitutlons, and al
tnattrsin Of complicated complaints 70 common IN
the fpring and tail i@ealons, such as iafermitast
FeSers ard Asus,, l0zg Axtamnal fe0ess, ~.
ln.<,ifs, Je. They are alto a very ~pleaiapt BIT
ter for comnon ule, and where they arc known
they have taken the place and fupcrceded the use
Of all other bittsas in public houissas well as III
| private famiiics.--Price 50 cents a box.
DIR. Lees (Windham Bilious Pals.
THE great iale and jucreafng demand for theis
valuable pills for thelc twelve yea5s patti BE-
peak rheir ~intginfc worth. They have proved
Gneularly efieacious IN BaHiyui ard TtISo, Je.
Ssrs, Taaa8iee, Heed JACKS, DJJta'sries, 6'|Ise"'
Lbohe, Co9iv.aeG, Femak em3latan, Se.
The. very great demand and high eitssfa 10
which thele pills are held .fHoughoW ihc United
States and the Wet Indics, has induced many to
counterfeit them !; the purchaier is reqptited 70
obfcrve I tat the name Of Samuel Lee, jus. 1.-THE
patenteel is affixed to each tIl Of diteciions' IN
his own hand writing, OF they viii not De genu.
inc Price SO cents a box.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-10
Roardang-H eAk O6saed

BY the Subfcribef, in Prinee-itreet,
In the hou{e lately occupied ~ Iboras PET
for, between the dwelling foute OF DR.. Dick
and Mr.. HagefsrI fore where a few genteri
boaraers NAV be accomnodated-with orwiths
cot lo6gmg. Apply TO
William King.
M,vembet 4, eott
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-10

Just fECEiVED
I'M far Sale BY the SusseaI2ga.
q hhds. Brimione,
Il caks Linfsed-0h,
2 cafes Canthailles,
IL 50
50 ca(ks hra qualify CheeG..
JOHN G. LAID.
Jan. g. d,.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-10
DR.. RawGon's Itch Ointment.

A certain and fate application for that dila.
erccable complaint called the Itch. Price a.
cents a BOX.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-10
Ds. Cooiey's Vegetable Elixir
Or Couch DTobs,

For Coaghs, Colds, Aahmas, fpitting Of bloal'
ard ali difeslos of the Axgs. Its merits ita''ds
uarigaIled. Price SO Gears a bottle.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-10
THomojon's Aronatsc Tooth Pate,

For the fspryy in the teeth and gums, and for
whitening and prcferping the teeth. hlikewie
takes oaa | difagreesble fnells from the breath,
which generally arifts from fco.batic gums and
bad teeth. This pate is much in ufe, and high
~ eaeened by all thofe who value the preiefvai'.
on Of their teeth, i. may be applied at all times
with the grcatct fsfe,y. 1t is neatly put up IN
pewter boxes With paper diFecious. i'i&c 50
eeats a box.