davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-24

-.
C{SYHicT or IIRGEyIh, re WIZ.
DE IT remembered, that on the
40 ninth day of January, in the
shirtieth year of the independence of the Un;,sd
States of America, John Sea5rook OF the said
district, hath deposited in this Office the tide ola
Map or Plan of the City of Richmond, the right
whereof he claims as author in the words iol-
lowing to wit;
4" II Map, or Plan Of the City of Richmond.
BY JOHN SEAeReoK"
In conformity TO the an of the Congress of the
United States. entitled " An aG for tue encou
ragen,ent of learning By securing the comics of
maps, charts, and books to the authors and pro
prietors of such copies during the tenn therein
mentioned"
~ VIM. Marshall,
Sea! Clerk Of Virginia District.
fPnoposALs fer publishing the shove Man. or
Plan may be seen at all the Book. Stores in this
city; where gentlemen wishing to possess them
selves OF one or more impressions thereof are re
spclfully invited to bes,ow their encouragement,
at an early period that the proprietor NAV be the
better enabled 10 have the work executed with
! neasness and dispatch. The proprietor presurnes
1t obvious 10 every one, that in primary work OF
this nature, there will be many difficulties 70 sur-
mount, much labor TO be borne, and inevitable
expense incurred, whilst the reward is IN pros.
peel; which though never so fair and flattering.
may uev ertheless proyedeeepsious, and disappoint
his well founded hopes to obvia,e which Gala.
nifty in a degree. small part OF the premium is
! stipulated for in advance; the terms being six
dollars. one of which 10 be paid at the time of
subscribing, ana the balance when the plan is
delivered. Should the proprietor be advised
thereto, he will transmit his proposals to some of
the principal cries and towns within the state
In the meas time any gentleman a, a distance
willing TO encourage the undertaking by become
ing subscriber thereto, shall be considered such
by directing letter to the proprietor expressive
| of that will
| Richmond. January 10, 1906. Aw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-24
ADVERTISEMENT.

SEyILL be sold, agreeable to law, at Henri
w co Nay onuft, if not claimed be fore that
time, the following Tobacco, which has been de-.
posiied in shockoe Warehouse over two years
r 7. No. 252a, 100, '1i80, Lyneh's inspection.
10 NIX SOS, i49, 1865, Cannon's ditto.
w w 164, 132, Ji76, Tye river, ditto.
s w 81. III, 1915. Deane's ditto.
No NIX 695, i52, 1912, ditto ditto.
BfoSBT q TOYING.
pish,nond, Jan. 8, 1906. Sw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-24

NAFANIED, as IiCuse-Keeper
8 IN a large family. an elderly Lady.
who come well recommended. Liberal wa
ges wall - given. Enquire of the printer.
Nov 6. 1905. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-24
aaonpery, SIC.

;sofe sc 1s.ysNery, Hs~ds4y..,c, Iron.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-24
Door. WILSON,
Ten Dollars Reward for a Horse

Sc.
TAKEN from the main-street, opposite the
4 po5t.office. in this city, between and o..
clock, in the evening Of the 7Ist inst. bright bay
HORSE, with Saddle and Bride, supposed 10
be years old last spring, about feet 10 or ii
inches high, coarse made, two or three white
spots on his back, ocoasioned by the saddle. and
hurt that is not baird over, tho well, and /
have been informed, small white spot on the in.
side of one of his thighs; has rather a thick
name. his gate strsng steady trot, carries his
head low, and sleepy countenance when still.
The saddle is double skrted, asd the stirrup J..
IONS plated, has been in use about twelve months.
double refined bride with leather curb. Who.
ever delivers the horse, saddle and bride to me,
near the basen, shall receive the above reward ,
and FIVE Dollars for the horse alone, If taken
out OF this county, and half that sum If within
the county. 'ris suspected ne was rode of, not
with view to keep.
SAMUEL PARSONS.
Richmond. I2h Mo. a6,h, 1905. wifi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-24
Negroes }or Sale.

TET la be offered, at public auc-
y ton, at zech. Brooks Tavern. in the
town Of Manchester. on the 10th day OF Fcbru.
AIRY, 1896. on . credit iii; the end of the year,
SUNDNY SLAVES, bsionging TO the estate Of
the late Col. Bernard Markham, dec. bond and
approved security Will be required.
The Executors.
December 9th, 1cc5. w10F
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-24

w + have Tor Sale the following
articles. most of winch being consigned, we W III
sell low for cash OF good sixty days paper.
10 Hogsheads Mosassss.
S do. N. L. Rum.
10 Barrels do. do.
l6 do. Liver or Tanners Old.
Box Hats.
do. Cotton and Wool Cards.
Pipes French Brandy.
so Barrels Rerrngs.
80 Tierccs Lime.
do. Rice.
S liogsheads s. Pipes Apple Brandy.
Ground Plaster in barrels.
Shapard & Lucke.
November &c. 1906. wl2m
n B. Ground and Fine Salt in Sacks.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-24
To be Rented.

TOR one OF more years, together separately,
l. Two Fire Proof BRICK 7.ENE MEN7S,
in the back street near the basin, and adjoining
the warehouses occupied by Nessrs. TaIiaferro
& Dickinson. They are suitable for warehouses
or stores, and will be fitted up with counting
rooms and shelves to suit the tenants.
JOHN WICKHAM.
December 81, 1905. 5w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-24

w HEAT FAN s WOVEN WIRE
MaWUF.HcTORY,
No. 4 Bridge street, four doors sert5 Of G,iGtL's
BriGge, baltimore
WHERE are made and sold. WHEh7-
w FINS, first quality; ROLLING and other
SORE MS, for wheat, barley, hax.seed &c. !:
HAND RIDDLES and SIEVES. ror coal,
corn, barley, wheat, rye, oats, meal, trick-dus,,
fax seed, clover seed cookie, lime. sand, &c !;
SHAKCS for Indian meal; WIRE SAFES +;
WOVhN WIRE for windows, &c &c
AMOS SMITH,
(Formeriy WEST 81 SMIrH.)
N. q. good assortment on hand.
Any of the above articles will be delivered in
Richmond, Con short notice) AT the same prices
as at the mandatory Exclusive of freisht) on
the orders being left with
SAMUEL. PARSONS g SON,
Near the Bason, of whom the prices may be
known-who have now on hand Wbeat Fans
iV6eat and Lime Siepes, and Afeai Sieues, &C. of
4 superior quality
2. s. WfRE SAFES, end a few tons BAR
IRON On band.
11th Mo LIST. 1904. wifi
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-09-24
Runaway Negro.
:. =

- - 80 - F a
- IN AWAY from the subscriber, earl1
IN inJuiy,:a negro fqsralsr1ned 6 GRESHAM,
lie IS about SO years Of age, $ feet ] inches
or feet high, 81 ta~ay complexion, has q
scar On one hts jaws or side ofiis face form
ing haTf circle tisiak il IS OH tie right,
but am not positive. Hs9is a Elm made fel-
low, withla bnshy head, md TSlzen spokenAo
has a scary and down looia When he went a.
way ne had a green round coat, bufsco!ored
breaches, with homes pWa cloathing, and has
never been accustomed to. any work but in Ire
crop OF field I have understood he has eros
sed the Potomac about Blitsin,s Bay, over In
to Maryland f expect, he has procured pass
and will endeayor TO appear as a. freeman.
Ali masters Of vessels and Others are fore
warned from, llarboritig or carrying him away
under the Eeiaffl Of the law. Z. I. : -
will give faSlrsntg q 81 IS reward If taken
in Marylana, or fst77eenif takeassiii the North
ein Neck, 50 thatI agget him again,
George Christopher.
Westnoreland County, yiis q
18th September ~ 20 a.t.Edtf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-09-24
Patent Elastic. Susp enders,

70 BE- had. wholesale ana refaf1, Of The fsatentse
,,erz. door. 5eiozv 51s. lerunden M Kenziss s,
iozyer end Of Prince street, .1ierandszS.
WHEY surpass any yet eStart, for ease, 2
legance, &c. Masters OF vessels an. and
other gentlemen going TO the West Indies,
Snaaish Main, sc. May be furnished with an
assortment, and great allowance to those who
purchase by the Quantity
M. B. The buttons on the back parts Of the
waistband ought 10 be placed the Same distance
from each other, as the two center buttons on
the Suspenders, 70 prevent improper strairing
and thereby destroying the ease designed IN
construction of the article.
Iuly RICHARD HoRL.sFEL
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-09-24
Y Z 4 N K !;

"A BOUT IS years Of age, $ feet s inches
"A nigh, we'll set and nroportiof'ed, but "a
eEser thick and chunky, wooliy head, pleasant
eodntcnance IN his walk he swings his arms
Considerably, and turns ont his toes more t1sssl
common can read and write, and Wi.l attic nfpt
to pass for freeman has been accustomed
from his infancy to the Business of q. waiter,
and lived in Alexandria for many years is
fond of gaming and bad company probably
he wiili be endeaxo.ing to reach Baltimore or
some more northern town--being Of an max
tive disposition he may try to get on board
some vessel. AsIspcrsons are forbid to receive
or harbor him or assist him in his elopement. .
The above reward and all reasonable char
ges will be paidI. fofap prehending the aforesaid
Slave and securing him in any goal so that |
set him again
CHARLES ] EE.
~.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-09-24

ME subscsi 5er iniar - is frien.ls and the
4 public. that ne continues TO carry on the
above manu- factory in all its salieus branches;
where SiEl orders in his line of business will be
executed or the shortest notice,
IIe expects, in the. course Of Scv weeks,
an elegant essortaseut efGiL5.isS and PISTOLS
from the. best maau{actory in England.
J, M good Jg'srneynlan VIII hear fem
plog1nent by applying to the subscriber.
Robert Nafh,
Kihg-street, near tie water, Alexandra
September %, :,
!. AZ. p. IA generous price VIII be given for
good, seasoned WALNUT PLANK, of from
two inch 70 two and a half in thickness.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-09-24
LIE WIS r A MAY {. g !.

One afhs eaaa az s6,5lr oca did z xss1,'s,,
S.. i; 49, & lBaltiurore 3 g q
Has just opened, i'm King street, opposite the
a - Printing o flee,
.s.da42 soRFERS R0R sa.4LR, a
N HANDSOME .assortment 81, .ameyaieu1
"A Printed G1d9icoes, Sdazuts, saaa-
kerehleta and Bed Cgveis --alsos:a fwybasrels
OF the first quality Starch and llqir Hoydr,;.---
As ne means to remain BAT a short tine here
he equests those who wish to favor him with
their custom to cali speedily.
Y S;3steulder IL. -
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-09-24
SALES At VENDUE.
|, every Tuesday and Friday,
: WILL. BE SOLD,

Ar rHg VENEUE SroREs
f.rner of Psinre and Water streets,
rs,iss, p} Dry Goods. Grees,1es, sc.
r.,t;c1, lars : Df wlick will be expressed IN
the bills of the day
All. asnds If goods which are on kIisita-
!. and rs.c prices of which are established,
Z i any tir,e ae &ewed and purchased at the
ErsN limitation and prices.
f. G. Marsseilels Y. n.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-09-24
MIGHT SCHOOL,.

49, =
The Gblcriber returns his grs1eful
thanks to his friends and patrons, fortkeir past
fssdrs and jherakty towards linn ard begs
leave respectfully to inform them, ard the IN
habitaiNs OF Alexandria generals, snat ne wall
commence hrs NIGHT SCHOOL Oh li1ondRyi
the I'D instant, at his Acadenyan Prince
street
Young gentlemen, desir..us II s:bbecomiis,g ac-
|squaihtcd with the arts Of Surveying, M;viga-
lion, slse OF the Globes, or any Of the different
branches of the Mathematics, will .frlcc vita
due attention from
William slade.
Septcnbsr'ee. d3t2aw
On NE ID NES@DA Y,
flse irst day of October next, VIII be Soii,
TO the highest bidder, at glevrla7sd, the place
OF residence OF the late Mr.. EDWARD CAR.
TER, deceased, Of Prince William county;
P0,a Of lie PERSONAL ESTATE,
IF tbe said deceased---eousis tfag "
|TTGRSES, Cattle. Sheep, Hogy--sundry
Ill arGcics q Furniture, an elegant new
Eoachee, and plir of Harness, feael asea---
one or two Stills, and a valuable collectiea OF
20" DOCKS, filSCoty, eSS- toGeSler VIII {. Va
|.r1ety Of other chatteis.
Among the stock of horscs, arc two yong
Mares, ard Horse, OF great promise as ss.lly,-
ners, Being descended from tie best blood
lstock in America. The Cattle and Sheep al
so, being Of she most valuable breed, viii Sc
All acquisition to farmers WHO wish to improve
their stock, 5.
(. A credit <ii the frsf of April will be given
for all SUMS ABOVE zen dollars, tic purchasers
giving bond with approved security, 70 carry
Interest from the date Il rot purctualiy paid.
IS requested that all those WHO hage any
claims against the said estate may make them
,skrcwn, and all those indebted anake I,as'mcnt
10
E. Brooke, adn'r
with tie win ailnrscd..
September Is. - ess
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-09-24
4 wenty Dollars keoua3a.
Z Il ~ 4 w d y.

On the morning Of the 10th September, In
slant, from ny farm near Dunlflies, in
Prince William county, under tie manage
n,ent of R1F,Join Stone, a dcrk muldfio xsst'e
;aaa, named
Y r Il NJ K ).
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-09-24
mo. ing: ].
Fall Goods.
n
0SEPH RIDDLE,

HAS RECEIVED
Per the. s'xt LEoNIDAs, md BosTox, frass
r70ol--and the WOLF, from LOadon,
The greater part of his fall
ASSORTMENT.
AID daily expects the residue by the ship
William and John
September 3D. dlweotf,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-09-24
Il 20 - O. +,

md i1ataed;ute eossssasoa green,
The III 5USE situated at the cor
Rer Of Prince, and Fairfax streets. 1t is a
COED stand for basin essA-A SO, the. FRAME
10 USE adioiiing the aboye, fronting on
Fairfxx street.
ri. Hire. By he year,
"A Boy, about 'ts years ofagc. Forterms
apply to
Mary 9sJJagp,r
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-26
CONGRESS
OF The
II NITED STA TIES.
house OF REPRESENTATIVE
Fgjlay, Marcb II.

Fnlay, Mareb II.
Mr.. 'Mumfcrd, from the committee to whom
was referred rsfolution PROHIBITING the i'm.
portation OF certain articles from Great Britain,
reported bill TO prohibit the importation of Ger.
. tain goods, wares ana melchsn.izc, which ws
referred 70 a committee Of TIC whole houic N
Monday.
Mr.. Thomas Eid he wifed to fubmt nj.
tioe TO amend the rules of the houlc, and lie
wonld, in few words, aa,e the realons 8hls
Influenced him
The bill, lad Mr.. T. for partial non.ln.
pcrtation of the products and manufactures
Great Britain, is now before US ard we soon sh;is
he again engaged on the supj-tt OF oar diff.
encee with that nation. A subject which hs
been and probably will be again embraced as ]
theme on which much of the precious time Oh
tbs house has been fpent and think its dignity
profra'ed /; in talking about and anlma5verting on
all the li,sle, local, party dlvIllon', when
have been arluliy attempted to be raised in en-
fe,ent sections OF this union by delgnlng lndiVi'
duais and newspaper writers but which as TO
principle, do not in reality exit. i
In attempting by low epithets and personal
alluaons, TO eliminate the present chief mags'
trate ct this country, who not only poResse' the
entire conf l-nce, and is the ptide and boat OF
alsnoa unanimous America bit who has been
eulogised throughout Europe, and the whole cl-
vilized world, for the sslutary measures whoa
he has recommended and adopted, TO lehen h''
ovn patronage. to Tighten the bur'hens OF ths
people, to preierse peace, and to render th'Ii
independence, freedom and happinefs permanent
and iecure, and whole political life will be tran!'
mitted to psaerity, in the fairee pages of hi.
tory, as model of public virtue and true patti
otim. In canvaGing for the eledou of another
preGdent, and in attempting to excite lsalouses'
and difarb the harmony and unanimity OF TIC
nation, at this momcntoUs crihs: seIde' en9
low pedonal abulc which, while that fubjstt way
before under confederation, has been lev:lles as
a great number OF the mott respectable meno''
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-26

sovereigns, all parts Of thew.
netian territory, NOT occupied by the ,roas'
of his majesty the emperor Of the F Ss0h
and king of Italy. The city OF Veujc. a y
Languns. and the possession OF T err, R sa'
ma, shall be given up in the space of s a'
teen days: Venetian Is,ria, and Dam.,a"
the mouths of the Cat,aro, the Ven.,;'
Isles in the Adriatic, and all the nl, rsa
and forts which they contain, in the sn,..
of six weeks from the exchange of tbr >.
thcations. The respective commiss,,..
will take care that the separation of the ),
tillery belonging to the republic of Veuie.
from the Austrian ar,illerybe exactly mad.
the former being to remain entirely in II,
kingdom of Italy. They will determin.
by mutual agreement the kind and ua,u,.
OF the objects, which being the properly Of
the emperor of Germany and Austria AZ.
consequently to remain at his disposal
They will agree either on the sale 10 IN.
kingdom of Italy, of the objects above men
toned, or their exchange for an squivaen,
quantity of artillery, or other objects Of
the same, or different nature, which shall
have eeen left BY the French armies in the
hereditary states.
Every facility and every assistance shall
be given to the Austrian troops, and 10
the civil nd military Administrations, 10
return into the Austrian states by the mos,
convenient and sure ways, as well as to ID.
conveyance of the imperial artillery III.
naval and military magazines, and other
objects which are not comprehend in
tae stipulations of sale or exchange which
may be made.
"a. The Publications Of the present,resly
shall be exchanged within the space Of
eight days or sooner if possible.
Done aud signed at Presburg the s6,h
Dec. 1905.
(Signsd)
Oh. Maur. 7aAeyrana, (L.s,)
(SIgned)
John, Pri'sss Q Liehtensten, T., s.
(Signed)
lgnag, Count de Guyai.
We have approved and do approve the
above treaty, in all and each of It's articles
therein contained we declare, that it il.
accepted, ratified and confirmed; and we
promise, that it shall be inviolably observed,
in faith of which we have given these pre-.
SCENTS, signed with our hand, ceuntsr.slgard
aud sealed with our imperial seal
At the palace Of Scne abrun, eth Desc
1905.
By'the emperor,
Napoleon.
The minis sec. of state,
II. B. Maret
The minister of foreign relations,
Oh. Maur. TaAtyranas
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-26
CONTINUATION OF

Late Foreign InIeIIIgeIICt,
! From Lsnd9a p ipers % the Isl Of FEBRUARY
receieed at ms o6tce. Of ths s1aercant'is
Advertiser, By me snip Caver, Lis1Oars1.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-30
N = Il / C. r.

THE commissioners in commission of bsul,
rup'ey, against Ephraim M.Ouillin, intend
to meet On Monday the 81 day of June. at the
Bell Tavern, in the city of Richmond, at IL o..
clock IN the forenoon, &c, the purpose of making
dividend OF The estate and efIte,s of said E.
phraim M'Oniilin. (Which dividend will ba final
When and where the creditors, who have
not already proved 'her debts, are desired TO como
prepared to p'ove the same. or they will be ex.
Guided the benefit of the said dividend.
John Cunningham, ! Assig-
John St. John, nees.
Richmond. May 9. 1906 w,2dI
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-30
Hahn'strue and genuine
German Corn PiofHet

German Corn Platter,
AN iniailible remedy for corn', ffccdily remov-
ing thes, root and branch without giving pain.
THE Genuine Pertain Lotion.
So celebrated among the fashionable through
out Europe, as an Invaluable eofmetie, periealy
innocent and fsie, free from eorrofve and repel.
emit minerals the bafisof other lotions) and OF un
?arsileled eiiieaey in preventing and removing
biemfies in the face and Kin, OF every kind
particularly freekles, pimpes, inAammatory red
nefJ feurfs. letters, ring worms, fun burns,
Priekly heat, ke.-The Perfan Lotion operates
mildly, without impeding that natural, inicnGbls
Precipitation, which is eGential to health vet ts
effects are fpeedy and permanent, rendering the
fkin deliea,ely foft and clear. improving the com
PleHion, aud referring the bloom of youth--ne.
vet falling to render ordinary tountenanee
beautiful, and handfome one more 70.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-30
Geo. Watt

Geo. Watt
HAS removedfrom the store he formerly oc.
l. i cupied TO brick house on the cross street
leading from the main street TO Shockoe ware
house, where he has on hand and olfersto dis
pose OF on moderateterms, bywholesale,
The following articles, zig:
Loaf and Muscovado Sugars,
N. England, w. island, and Antigua Rum,
Cogniac, Barcelona and Apple Brandy,
Sherry and Malaga Wine,
Coffee of a superior quality,
Molasses, Ginger and Fig Blue,
Young Hyson and Imperial Tea,
400 Sacks Liverpool Salt,
Patent Shot, assorted shetland
The remainder of his Stock OF Dry Goods.
consisting principally of articles suited to the
present and approaching season, which he will
either sell on credit of 3, 6 and months, for
notes negotiable at the Bank of Virginia, with
approved endorsers, or barter for Tobacco,
Flour or Hemp.
Cash given for Tobacco.
Richmond. 22d M CHI, 1905.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-30
FOR SALE AS ArovE,
Hamilt0n's EDs1ce and ExtraH eff

HamiltOns EDSnce and ExtroH eff
MuaarI,
A fate and eAcaual remedy for acuee and
chronic Reformation, Govt, Rheumatic Govt.
Palfy, Lumhago, Numbnef, White SwelIings.
Chiibiains, Sprains, Bruiiey Pain in the Face aud
Neck, &c.
Z" AN OUNCE OF PREVENTION IL WORTH A
POUND CURE
For the prevention and cure OF Biliou. and Ma
lignant Fevers j, recommended
Habn's Anti- Bilioul Pills.
The operation OF thcfc pills is perfectly mild !,
70 as to be uied with fafsty by psrfons in every
htuation, and of every age.
Hamiltons Elixir,
A fovereign remedy for Colds, Obainate
Coughs, Aahmas Sore Threats, aad approach
ing Confumptions.
10 Parents whe may have children afflicted with
The Hopping COugb.
This difcovery is OF the iirft magnitude, as il
affords immediate relief, checks the prog refs.
and in ihorr time entirely removes the mon
cruel diiorder to which children are liable. The
Elixir i. perfectly agreeable, and the doie 70
small tnat no difficulty arifes in taking it.
From LUTHER MARIAN, efq. attorney ce-
neral OF the fate of Maryland
GENTLEMEN-l comply with your reaueh in
Rating my opinion of Hamiiton's Elixir. IL has
been uied in my family for two or three years
Pait with uniform fuecefs, whenever colds,
coughs or fimiar complaints have rendered medic
cine Vary have myfelf found ir an excel
lent agreeable remedy for very painful and
troubleionie affection of the bresil accompanied
with forenefs, and with obltru4cd and difficult,
breathing.
On theie accounts, do not heGtate to recon-
mend Hami!ton's Elixir as valuable medicine,
and de(ervIng public attention.
LUTHER MARTIN
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-30
N o T 1 C E.

THE copartnership of Samuel Shelton 81 ca.
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent; those
who have claims against said concern. will apply
to Samuel Shelton, for their adjustment and all
those indebted to said concern, are earnestly re
fues,ed to make immediate payment to him, or
those he may aushorise to receive the same, as
no farther Indulgence can be given.
Saml. Shelton.
John Staples.
Jas. Walker, adm. for
William Walker, dec.
Warren, May 1, 1906. On
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-30
A. HE.WES & Co.

HAVE received small quantity of very su.
L i perior quality CHEESE whole and Gu,
hENk1NGS; Alexandria BEER, of good qua
iity Rhode Island LIME; N. Z. Rum -
which with general assortment of Groceries,
they offer Tor Sale, either for cash, negotiable
paper, or exchange for country produce.
Richmond, Goth NAV 1906 IF