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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-21
Valuable Medicines.


GUBLiC confidence M. ncver been more De
l:hcrssely and firmly r-poicJ. and perhaps IL
D iBUanee more juhly, than it appears in .hc c,
bescy OF HAMtLrON'S Worm LOZEEGES
rtrared and fold; wholetale and retail, By R1oa
ed Lee, no. IS, Maiden lane, New Yotl
snd in Richmond. (cny) at S. piesfaE.,' Print.
ns-oiaee.
The proprietor has ls,cly rcren.-d 70 .hc public
=ye the tetiFnosy of the Hon. 4. & Hanicn,
Chancellor of Mar, land. the Rev. Hr. Mother,
and OF other difinguf,ej aud respectable charac-
eers- The following cafes, q; more recent occur
renee, arc now respectfully fubmi,ted.
Copy Of a tcfte, from III. Nen,y Ackerman, Brick.
6rye-, fLgG&iae-sneef, near Broadway, Jan.
81 1904.
sIs.t would be urgra,eful were to With
hold my teltiIIoaT in favor os Hsmiiton's Worm
pclroying Lozeuges. 1 had been between Ave
aud fS years pan much indifpored, and lat,eriy
often sormeutcd with fcvere gripping and pain. OF
the bowels troubled with offeniive brce,h, and
with violent fcvsrh ;t,, add other obvious fymp.
tor,s OF worms IN, frequently hearing your
Worm Lczepycs recommended in cafes firiIar -
mine. determined on a trial OF them as my Ian
refourcc. TIE firh dofe evacuated twelve or
thir.een feet OF tape worm two other does were
taken which brought away aqusu;ity OF mater
like broien Gins aud piscss Of wormc. fuppofc
the tape worm. voidcd 1T dfferen, times Hpfs
have exceeded forty feet. The almoG IN
credible benefit | received from this medicine,
induced me to give dole TO child o. mine who
was p;r;ng and hokly IL prnduead ,hs fame good
efca in thisinlancc. expecting worm of diff
fer:nt kind from nine TO twelve iuche, long, and
at the fame Zinc r-Aoricg soot Gate of health.
remsin, Sir. yoers, NC.
HENRY ACKERMAN.
q, ~ P;eI1yd 90
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-21
LU rHDD MARTIN.
HAMu.roN's
GRIND ReRor9fiUe,

Ia recommended as an ;nvainabie medicine for
the fpeedy relief and permanent cure OF the vasi-
Gus conipiailts which feiul; irom dilips;cd plea :
fures ice in climates
u1favourable. TO the contribution lhe immode-
rate uie 81 r-a frequent intoxication or any o.
,hs' dcitruttive inte nPerancc-.hs unfkiiiul or
eSteDiive ufc Of mercury Tho diiesfes peculiar
10 females At a certain period OF li.c-bsd lyings
in, &C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-21

d" EIsccTERIEs OF LEwIs AYD HIS Par
TT IN LoUTSyASA"
a fresh supply OF the above interesting
work is just received and for sale at this
Office.
October IS. if
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-21
FOR SALE As ABOVE,
Hamilton, E0eaes and Exfraa Of

SALE As ABOVE,
HGmHfon's E0eacs and Extract OF
MR9ard,
a fafc and efTcaual remedy for acute and
chronic 8h-umstifn, Govt Rheumatic Gout,
PsliY, Lnmheeo. NunlhpeCs While Swcllings,
Cai.b.ains, Scrains, SruiieI Pain in the Face and
Eeek,
+" AN OUNCE OF PREVENTION 10 WORTH A
POUND CURE
For the prevention and cure o. Bilious and Ma
ligrant fevers i, recommended
Habn's Anti. Bilious Fills.
The operation OF thcfe pills is perfectly mild;
70 as "a be u!ct with fafety by psrfons in every
etuaton, and % every age.
Hamilton Elixir,
A Covereign remedy for Colds, obainatc
Coughs, Aahma, Sore Threats, and : ppr OF ch-
ing Confu rpeioDs.
TO Parents Who may have children afflicted with
The Hopping Cough.
The diicovery ia OF :he FRI magnitude, as il
ahord- Immediate rehef, check. the proercfs,
and ~ thor, tir,e,entireiy removes the moa
cruel diiordcT 20 which children Liable The
Ehur is 20 perfectly agreeable. aud the dole 10
small, tins. no dticu:'y srifea in t.king il.
From LII Their MAR Fam, efq. attorney ge
neralo the nate OF " sryand
GsNTLzMeE--l comply with your requeit in
rating my opnioa o, Ramiton's Elixir. 1t ha.
been afed in my family for two or three gears
Pait with nHi'orm facets, whenever colds,
coughs Or furilar complaints have rendered meci-
eine nceehary- have myCelf ,onnd it an excel.
isui ind agreeable remedy TO very painful and
trnpbessn- Hion OF the bresh, accompanied
with forepefs, and with obfruacd and difficult
breathing
On ,he'c accounts, do not hefi,ate to recor,-
mead 3aarilron EliIir az valuable medicine
and dciervIng public attention
IIJTHpp MARTIN
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-21
7 weny IL liars Rc7ya3n
s=-a
TOR taking up and securing so that get
4 him him again,
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very yallow negro man, about twenty.
ono years Of age, four feet eight or nine in
ches high, proportinnably baiit, nothing no
table ~ his cotmten2nce or speech, had on
a short coat, oyerails Of nan't cotton,
and oznaburgs shirt he took of no other
clothing known oG lie was bought from
the estate u James White, of Buckingham,
near Ca-lrt; his mother belongs to Am
brose White of Hanover; his grand-mo-
ther lives with Mrs. Gray in Richmond,
and his father belongs to Doct. Shore, in
or not far from Petersburg, as he SAYS. No
toubt he will make FOR some of those places
Tor refuge, butt mostly suspect the latter,
where, in all probability, he viii endeavor to
get III some vessel, and thereby make his
escape. hereby forcwarn all masters o.
vessels and others, from carrying of, o.
harboring the said slave, under the pcnalt,
OF being dealt with as the law dirc.ts,
JAMES TUCKER.
Povhatan county, ,
Belle-Meade, Oct. 10, 1906. 5w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-21
4 E N Q Y q L.

ItN.NlOV I'D.
TIE cubsc-;bers have removed their COwpT
INC HOUSE from the Main Street TO one
of DAVIS BuIoci's Brick Yui di go. tho lower
end Of ,he Bacon. 6e,ween the Tenea,cn,s occn
pied b. Z ana T. Saunders. aud Norveil, Watt
and Buioek--where theN continue tier purcha
ses OF w;lsaI as usual They also KEEP fcr sale
sreguar supply of Flour. Corn Meal fiominy
and Ban
Thomas and Amos Ladd.
10 No g. 1876 s
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-21
The RCifOrafi0e Po70dsr for the
Teeth and GHnf.

HAHNs GENUINE BYE WATER,
A foverign remedy for all difeafes of the eyes
whether che efsa be natural weakness or Of acei-
dent, fpcedily removing Inflammation de0ue1i.
ms Of rheupl, dullnsfs, itching and films on the
res never falling 20 cure thofe maladies which,
frequently iueeeed the fmall pox, meales and f..
gers, and wonderfully strengthening to weak
izht. Hundreds have experienced its excellent
firtuss when nearly deprived Of fight.
9ootb- Acbe Drops,
TIE only remedy yet discovered, shieh gives
nnedia,e and laaing reief in the moA fevere IN
anees.
THE H1odyae Elixir,
For the cure Of every kind OF headache.
THE DamaR Lip-SalVe.
MfaIibis Hgps and Fsver Drobt,
'or tie cure Of Agues, Remi,sznt and In,srmit-
taut FeveTs.
ThoUfands can teni!y their being cured by
aefe drops alter tbe bark and every other medi-
me has prs ged ineGeSlusl not one in hundred
~ had 6, cslon 10 take more than ono, and nun.
ere no, haii bottle.
be SsVereign Ointment for The Heb,
wl.sh is warranted ~ is.allisIs renedyst one
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-21

A list Of one Hogshcad Tobacco remain@
ing in Gray's Greek Warehouse, with
the mark, number, weight and the name of
the person for whom it was inspected, which
ifnot claimed agreeably to law, viii be sold
at Surry court house cn thc fourth Tuesday
in February next (tbat being court day.)
d. b. No. i7S, Gross l543, Tare 145, Net
1898. pdmaris Birdsong.
PYLAND u DAVIS, Inspectors.
Surry county, 2eth Oct. 1906. CIV
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-21
GKEnNHOW s. COLE,
G. o o d S /;

Particularly adapted to the demands IF the
times-They are purchased with ready mo-
ney, from the manufacturers themselves,
with whom Robert Grecnhow has long
been in the habit Of dealing, and whose GUS
tom to preserve, they have manifested mar
tfcwiay' sciicitude. Being thus obtained
COOL in their respective kinds, and on the
very best terms they viii be sold rs low
as possible for cash, and 1T their usual cree
dit, 10 punctual customers:
October 10th, 1906. 2m
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-22

mediation, aud we thereupon determined
immediately 20 enter with the same 10 eio'
ser regoclasion, the basis OF which should
be, preservation Of Fease conf1maoie 10
the Aooor and security of our empire, aud
tina, Of our allies, and ,he psace OF hurcpe:
Bu,, 10 our gssas regret, the condilons
proposed By France did rot answer either
with the dignity of our empire, nor TO che
advantage of our siles-we therefore re
fused to confirm these conditions.
But 10 shsw, at the same sime, the IN
mussbili,y, of our views, which 10 the
rlds, Of different events are always CARR.
ed to the came paint, we have net tailed to
propose the means and basis whereupon We
are inclined TO renew our negotiations Win
the French government.
The basis OF our proposition IS. hrst, SO
very moderate shatit cannotbe refused with,
out threatening the general security and,
sscondly, so much TO the advantage OF
each of the powers therein concerned
thar by their acceptance general ano
lasting peace will be re-estsblished tu-
rope. I,
nus Will peace, OF TIC ISbe'ao"~~
;he war depend upon the consequences OF
our views we wish for peace. but ii we
are unable TO procure lasting one, found,
ed upon reciprocal advantages, than si'all
we, putting aside all treaties OF acsommo.
da;ion, think it our duty, for the honor OF
the Russian name, the safety OF osr coun'
try, the sanctity of our alliances, and the
general salvation of Europe, to proceed to
euch extremi,ies which, after due consi-
deratien, may be touud absolutely nsses-
sarv,
We are convinced that the Providence
of the Most High, wha protects trush'wi''
cover our righteous cause with mis- af1h'
We are convinced that our faithful SUBJECTS
aIways animated with love for their coun.
try, always guided by hossor and courage,
and surrounded by the great examples OF
zeal shewn for our native land, Will uhise
their strength with ours, as soon as the
safety OF Russia the voice OF honor, ana
our commands will call upon them to act
for the general good.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-22
December IL.
Translated fer the Charleston Courier.
STATE PAPER.
WE. ALExAND ihe FIRST, by the grace
of God, Emperor and Ausoera'e OF all
the Rnssias,

81
the Ressias,
Make knouy,s to eur ftait5fa subjects,
That even by our unin-
terrrlu;pted care for the internal prosperity
IF orr empire, we have not ceased to car.
ry our attention 10 its external relations.
II was always our wish to place these reia,
tons upon firm foundation, tor the sood
OF our country, andto secure them by 'rea;
ties the most advantageous 10 the state OF
orr eun;re. With this view, we thought
i, necessary, from the beginning OF our
reign. TO settle the causes OF the then ex-
isting differences, and to on''e ourselves
in friendly bonds TO those powers whose
vice and moderate principles were founded
uoon the preservation of their indepen-
denee and general tranquility | ne Al
MIGHTY crowned our endeavors, aud Eu-
rope received peace. But by ms impene'
,rable resolution. this state OF aHs.Fs was
not 90 be of long duration the name O
zar broke GU, once more. In conformity
with our resolution we took no active part
IN the war. bu, our alliances and our sincere
wish for the general prosperity ana 'ran.
Guilty. induced us continually to employ
our MISREPRESENTATION towards the
establishment of peace. but soon al
ter. the French government, which tn tnen
hogan 20 shrea,en the safety OF our aiiles'
forced us to take an active psrtln the
war.
But even then, when we had taken up
arms, We did not cease to wish FOR peace
and declared, therefore, that the fuihsmen1
of our sacred alliances, aud the re'es.a
blishment of general peace were our sole
yisws-Ths fortune of waEs which was I'm.
favorable to the allied arms, stopped tor
while the execution Of this design; but d'd
not alter the principles upon which It was
founded. At the commencement OF TINS
year. the French government professed
aome readiness towards friendly accom-.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-22
LEVIN POWELL, T
CHARLES SIMMS,
JACOB HOFFMAN.
PHINEAS JANNEY,
In a firm reliance on the assistance

7, a firm reIisnce on the assistance VI
Col A!michrv. and ~ the zeal OF all O. I
f,;,hfnI subjects, we have thought; it nsc'' /
sasr - ;uforr, hen forthwith Of cur lDles
.'a1o I'D ,bar.hv RI olive III II, M " pro5s
tha, IN II onr actions we neither destehs
sx..ns;o, &c mar terr;.ories, nor the sdl
$500 =. v;c.or;es hat that our vissa
~ m..ro viii ne = allowed for the eslss
- &c as,a,el sec,,r,,v. for the srs
s"'- l : y. .ssa,;ss cd far the proleeias
po', Al s;,, ous ~ onr sm Dire.
aus a.sa'.S G, ps,sr.b,roh. the toll
c., zoos - The e,h year Of c!I
1922
Es" ALEXANDER
cs
So ~, s.. e,r.;r, affairs,
Nc + NnpEP nITDBERG.
&c "a ~. ,,oe, high manI
h'e, "eai' aa $50 $50 ,ho,ohp it sonI
!es!o' sns olse. ~ -, g : $40 ber. ia lid
'ae'' ivy '" 49,, 49,. r. 80 5,g.rrnt dspstf
genera asse"'p.: &c. ps,ersburg, 10
Men's o. sAs $50: " ,h.nks 20 his lmp.I
CARY sae'' saos'''''As 49, e 80. slec,ed d.
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LITTLE RIVER TURNPIKE ROAD.

River Turnpike Road Is an g nm@ naers d
freadent ana @"
}oAeusg statement Ct w0aI n px1 D, % ~
dne To- eeuY the 6uhAc 1naD
submitted
1.-The
Of which sum there mas DTn Paao' aD 49,
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OF &
pougsan nc
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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-15
Cumberland, Augua Is. 81.
WILL BE SOLD.

On 7neJaag tbe/eeond day ofSebfen5er rext, Mt
CbcJ'ea, tie feat offbs hzfs BERNARD d1os,c.
Ejq~re, in King H'Hh;am 1ouqfy. on q ersd.t of
fix month"; II the PnrfdgjerJ givisg bond and
./reRrif1:I
a IL the Houfchold aud Kitchen Furniture, sod
L n plantation Utenhls, two hundred barrel, oe
Corn, one hundred head Of the fne Sheep, aud The
Rock Of Horfss aud Hog5, belonging 10 the eiate f
the laid Moore ALTO, on the iJn.e credit abcpr
one hundred acres Of valuable woodland. wing f.,
Palmer iwanp, in Hing William county, adjoining
the lands Of MIR. Cutsand Mr.. Ldtiepags. At the
lame TINS will be fold for es one thouand pounds
OF excellent Bacon and very large and valuable
toc OF Cattle, in fueh order for Betves as 70 med,
the attention Of thole rerfons who are IN the habit o.
iurnihlug The markets Of Richmond and Petersburg
with thar Srcois. The creditors Of Mr. Moore. are
invited 10 attend the e, and exhibit their claims in
order that Prouhon may be made for difeharping
them. TIL c. IIOOMRS d,y, ~ o
Geo,gt r. Lcifey, eSeepia, IF B.,aa,S Nas9,c, l.s1,
July . f9wI
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-15
TEAS, SALT, BAR IRON, &c.

n ME Subfcrber has taken the houfe formerly oc
= cupied by The late MI. David Ps.terfon, where
he has on hand--Imperial, Hyfou and Young Hyfou
TEAS quantity os BAR IRON; SALT in Jacks;
WRAPPING PAPER; INDIGO; few boxes
BY 10 and 10 by 2 WINDOW GLASS; few bar
Torment Of GROCERIES: which he win i.u ~,
the ioweit terms for cah, or exchange for country
produce. He is alto expecting foon to receive, good
hPPly Of GERMAN OZNABIJRGS
EDWARD JOHNSTON. .
Manchester, August 5. eo2g
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I " addition to the County Courts of Prince Ed
3 ward, Buckingham, Cumberland ard Povbs-
tan, aud the Dihritt Court of Friaee Edward +.
which iaid Courts Il now practice Law. fhsil 10
future attend the High Court Of Chancery for the
Richmond DiRria.
The honorable Greed Taylor, having reGgned HI,
practice in the iaG named court, at his reqgsf, IN.
bulineis therein which committed 10 his care and
remain uniiEiihed, will, wi:h the exception Of few
Gales be attended 70 by me- Letters by poR addref-
fed to me (near Cumberland Court-hou(e). will be
duly attended to.
WILLIAM DANIEL, j..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-15

Coalition between Aufria, Ralia, and Great
Britain, II is prefumed.
4 Leaving Mr. 7ai,y,aad" to afsr," that It would
afford hi:a feeond glorious oeoalion Of dipping mis-
hands into pockets.
Our minifer: had propofed to furrender our
claims TO compensation for the withholding of the
right Of depoG NJ Orleans, & for fpoliations Spa
min as well as French, and elablih the Colorado
rs The weileFn boundary OF LouGana. Although the
Colorado Is vai ditance to the weR Of the exiting
linut between the two nations, it was evident from
the face OF the d(patehes that oar mnters in agree
ing to eitsbli that river the boundary had been
Obliged - exceed the authority 81 their n1ruaion.:
Che government Of the u. S. claiming to the Rio
Bruvo9 This proposition the utimatum on orr
part was rejected by the court Of Madrid with dr-
dams and thus eHded the segociatiou. Ye, F,aaee,
1t iesms, was dapofed to fst,lsmen. on analo-
gous terms;" although Mir Talleyraod had, in the
moh dieat0ral Ryle declared, that our claim 81 Spain,
for French Quotations carried into sPaniih ports rgE
b. a5fadoseI"
II is believed tha, the Iouiisns treaty was ante
dated to obvatS this very difficulty. " norey, why
nat ws5lte tore. or even ssets ADD armies
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-15

To be fold, for eafh a, Zschariah Brooks Tavern,
IN the town of Manchefer, on Monday the 10Th
of this preient month, BY virtue of deed of trva
to me executed by William EllyGon alias Moodv
for the Purpoie Of fecuring a debt due to Iohn
Mcleod, therein fpeciGe, ;.ss :"
Z lNETEEN acres of LAND, with coal s,ines
y thereon lying Falling Greek, abou, n
miles from Manchester, under a lesfe at prefent TO
CORNELIUS BUCK, Truhee.
Mancheaer, August IS. ids
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-15

lcome to levy impo6tions upon their conaitu,
ents With clofed doors, Whit the votes -0Hsyss
tthey fhould give Ito fay nothingsf the difcrli.
lon) from the very nature Of the fecret journal
remained concealed froia their conaiiuents,
there was an end of the pn6lic liberties Con-
grefs might thus PATS any'laws, however az.
constitutional and opprefiiyc, shift the people
would leu,a'n ignorant ofthe part which their
Representatives respectively had taken, ard be
eonteqlently unable to apply the proper correc-
tive, and thar, however, reafops Of Rate might
render It expedient to proceed in this way a.
gainit foreign enemy, 70 give fc,ret 4;rec-
ton to military expeditions agaihit the COM
mon foe, thofe reaions were 10. ally inapphca-
bic to the impo6tion of bur,hens upon the peo-
pie, or to any cufta.nent Of their rights, with
which that enemy could have no concern. and
from the knowledge of WHICH he could derive
no advantage. The prcpoli'ion was at thai
time withdrawn, but, on tie ldt day of the fef-
hon, April 81, this lax wal continued the only
otendbic motive sto be found in a me.iage
from the Executive of the l4th of the fame
month, iptimating the exiitencc of an unfreud-
ly dipohtion on the part OF Tunis towards the
IT, States.
naiuture number, fome remarks viii be Of
fercd on the proceedings OF s:ougrefs reipeStiug
our relations with Great Britain fabiecl,
whch,if poiiihle, has been more mi!reprefent-
ed, aud leis underl ood, than that of the prefeDt
| communications. ~
hrt DECIUS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-15

BY virtue of Deed OF Trua, execGied TO Vi. on the
fourteenth day of February 1904, TO FIGURE . deb.
due from Col. Robert Gout,e to William r Gies
Efq. WILL BE SOLD, TO the hiehea bidder for
ready money, the fri day OF 0Gtot,:r i,sSt q
the front door of the Eagle Tavern, in The city of
Richmond:
~ HA'r well known Traa Of Land wherein Col
Goode now reddes, lying Jane, River, in
the county oil Cheiierheld, containing twelve huuired
and bxty one acres leis and commonly called
and known by the name of WHITLEY. This v,loa-
BILE elfate lies within three miles Of the city of Rich
mcad and two from the town of Manchester, and bax
on it large and commodio,is dwelling houfe, with
all convenient out houfes and other improvements
well futed the accommodation of genteel family
I lG.. lsds scott, }
WM. MOSELEV, 1ryer.s. ?
RoB.PoLLAKD, } =
Auguf 3, 1906, ids
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-15

HOUND upon the fubfcribers pianta,io about the
Z tenth Of June laR, three ftray MULES, tw o nor
Ie' & n1are all Of them bays had the appearance #
having been worked, fuppsled be three years old
and have been apprsiied to fixty dollars ,seh The
owner IS reqoefed TO prove his property, pay all
coils, and take away smules.
THOMAS Cary NELSON.
Bleak Iiill, King William, Augua IS (oswsw)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-15

WANTED to hire Immediately, young and ae
tive NEGRO MAfT--- 44l6, NEGRO
GIRL about IA or 10 years Old. Apply to the priu-
Tor Augult 10.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-15
Aascs at asetiom.
DECIUS.

On Wtdrg.y he 2ott mn. -pg b. sS, tIe a,iotpiss
property, Wis.
a LOT OF GROUND, 81 feet on the Main.
Z, ireet, nearly oppoG,e to Mr. William Mar
mas Alto, rs feet on the Erect leading TO Rock-
et's oppohte Rockets Warehouie, I'd be divided in
to three lots. Terms, one third of the PAYMENT to-
be dicharssd by note at four months, negotiable
in the Bank of Virginia, with an approved endurier :,
the balance 70 be paid in twelve nlonths, fecored 81
deed OF trui, and carry inte=e from, the date,
if not Punauaily paid ff, =
TAYLOR q BROWN, Hs.s..
Augua Is. ndcl
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antdceIlanp.
EFFECT OF MUSIC.

TIE o7eng n7er7orara,7 concerning tie influence
fe ibe ngo1e, communicated 70 s editor
Of .be 1fsdieai and Pb,feai Journal BY Samuel Ora
sHcr, NJ. ID. Of JsBi.GSn e0aaiy, P'Iiginis.
The following Circumstance was related to me ~
gentleman of undoubed veracty.
One evening in the month of Dec. few officers
on board the Britiih of war, in the harbour Of
Portfnou,h, were feated around the FIRE, of
them began to play plaintive air OF the violin
He had fcareely performed ten minutes, when a
moufe, apparently frantic made its appearance iii the
Of the aoor, the large table which ufually
ands in the ward-room, the reidence of the heuten
ants in ihps of the line. The trange gefures of the
little animal Rrongy excited the attention of the Off
GERS, who with content, refolved iuiler il to
continue its fngular aelisns unmoened Its exer,i-
ons appeared TO be greater every moment. Ii
ook its head, leaped about the table, and exhibited
iigns of the MOI extatic delight.
It was oblerved, that in proportion to the gradua-
ton of the the foft point, the extacy OF the
animal appeared to be increaed and viee veria AT
ter performing actions which animal 70 dinrinutive
would, FRI fight, dem incapable of, the little
creature, the atonhment of the delighted fpefa-
tors, fuddenly ceaied move-fell down--and expi-
red without evineng any fymptoms Of pain.