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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-03
Dr.. HaInilton's
$ AND RESTORATIVE,

fpsedy reI. land permanent cure Of the various com,
plaints which refu from dnipated peaurss-,uysr,le
IN observation-disclosures in climates un'avoFaole 20 eS
conltitu,ion-thc imnodsrae ufe OF teas iTe9uent ~
toxcasion, or any other derncfiye N
unsilfui exeess uie OF neFenfghc ehsI..s Pe:n'
liar 20 females av.a certain period OF ebad ysnss'
&c Bic.
Aud-s proved by long and exsnaVe experience e0 Dc
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4 a P E w O r M.

L -
Eff SAMUEL FULLER Inn keeper, on the Har-
ford road ter miles from Baltimore, began about twenty
months ago 70 ue grievouly ahIcEed with tape worm,
whchincreafed fa in ze and hrcngth 10 as TO excite
the mon hcrrid leDfatons by his writing motions end
intoerabe pains refemblng the gnawlrg andtearng OF
his bowels, wi1h deprived him OF his neceiary ileeP,
aud caufed uch dreadful apprehcnons as cannot be con-
ceivcd Bur by one il friar tionhis appetite wait.
I'd rapidly, and with that his ftrengh 10 that he was
unable to attend 70 any bulucfs when he beard OF
son,c excellent cures peIformed by Han tan's wclm
losenecs he took large doe, which brought away a.
bout FOUR YARDS Of the worm now IN the Poi
fci5n of Lee, x CO.. but renewal OF his pains fo"n
convinced him that this nontrous reptile had recovered
its frit ygor.-A ppcation made to &C q G" for
,ore # their medicine with their ADVICE, from winch
.fr.tei the total rxpuGon of his Formidable enemy, IN
c.yerai pieces which he fuPPoed 70 DC SIX or EiSrii
YARDS more. A lew months h2vs Ince elarted, and
,y5r Fuller is now in perect health The above tfcts
are well known TO numerous circle OF his neIghDors
and limtcf will crafty any who r'ay win to make
fusther quiries on the iu5ed Although flAmltoh
v,ora, lozcnges produce fEch powerful elects, when
ncceGary yet they perfectly innocent and mid IN
their operation OH the human body, taken i'll srge
doles as Mr. Fuller will teiuyheir particular iri!c-
refs is abundanty evident II nnulera5e cures OF an
fants.
csmmsxie@tta y DR.. 77oln s3angI.r, York taeOn,
Peaal tvania.
Letter from the reverend MIR. JOHN MOTHER
alliRer OF the Moravian church, in York town.
York, .Jaazary 9Th, 1909.
DEAR SIR,
DR.. Hainton's ozenges have beenrscomnerded to
very adequate means for the cure of Children
afflicted with worms procured box for the uie OF
my family try hether by means OF this medicine
I might be enabled to gain point, which, ia accom-
plih, different Other means had proved sbortvc. My
eIdea boy had avery fcky appearance, very ref
let's night grew eaner fronlt:me to time in ihort,
he feen,ed be in precarious Rate of health, which
would yield 70 mere of the medicines aduriitered,
until gave him oiss Of lozenges agreesby to tie
directions which carried off iablapce 70 al appear
ance mere nvcus hut upon clofe re&ion qrte
rced with very imalI living animals. Not OF tfat
.,rt of wernis which uiualy aic children frcn
hia Since that period he grew remarkably better
health, and though lean has got f,fh and lively COM
plexion. Upon different cccaGons have ufed this
die.c purging tuhGiture, and fond it to 2n"er
exceedingly well, without bringing belly ackc, er
any oer d(agreeabe lcnfaans, 10 ostcu oceaG ned by
purgng medicines. Upon the which Judge this me-
dictne to be. btides its main cbea Of the piot
Gutary means for reaoring oa appetite and promoting
proper fate Of dgeaiou, by carrying off chat bilious
iubAanee which engcnders 70 much irdEpoEtioE beth
aEaong chdFen aud adults.
AZ, Sir, your mol ohcd;ent Gervant,
I{sI ~ MOI THEIR
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: GENTLEMEN
purcaafed at your hop tl.e Prepar
rseions you call Hamiltons Eftnce, or Exfrao Mui-
tard, which believe has perfectly removed chronac
rheuo,atifn of chat kind smedfcatlea or Of Inc
Jointly under which had labnred Tor chg iinG ana
which bafcd every article in the Mater'a Mtcica
and mode Of treatment received into pratfe for
the cure If this obsnate d;feae If yoa think this let
.eEsuleful you are at liberty to mase 1t rabiie'
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w. VyEAIHERBURA.

John Foover, rope maker, South Second areef he
M Try and Chritan arcets, Philadelphia, Voluntarily
ly n,aketh oath as follows, Rameiy,
THAT his wife, Mary Hoover. wasfo ftverey -sS!'ta-
cd with violent rheu"atiim, very dapgsron aitpafd
the conequepce ola rvere cold afteryng in, as TO be
confined her bed forFevcrai weeks, and at cngh
reduced the melancholy appreciation of remaining
cripple for life, noeisht andngtic moR Respectable me-
dical advice folio cd and cvety probable remecy
attempted wheu le1ing everai Cafes OF cures perform
ed by Haslon's Efence and Extract Of McfRard thty
were procured from Mr.. Birch, No II, South Second
Erect The firt application cnaed her 20 walk acvota
the room, and the ue Of bottle reored her TO her
uiuai aate OF healthan hreng!h.
JOHN HOOVER.
591OOrn aa3 /abjeri5fd before
EBENEzER FERcusoN, Zig.
One Of tbl jueicss Of tbe peace far P@'a'
delfbia comfy.
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Holm MOTHER.
Or. Hahn's true erad genuine German
Corn Platter.

An infalliabs remedy Tor corns, fpeeely re-
moving them root and branch, withou; giving
pain
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ruaptEs BENNETT,

= $50
ruARLEs BENNETT,
s..,,,9 8tr n. sbiY Villas ard J ia,
ca8fain jy.oa5sajs, ar ivsd hs,s' ana e. 80.
& an Msyaae5, GA Bas..'asrs, aas 70 = -
:. sac, on t6s xfaal fsr's,
Ac1NsaAL AssoaTMEaT. OF
spR / N c. e GOD ,,
,IrpFeFINE Clo,hs atsa Ksrlsy
~ y sittcoas.ag, D.moshies. ladia Jsans
tes,son Kstfeymeres, GfAndhl,es q NanSeehs J,
s,k csr,oo. and In cad HoGery among WHICH
are a few doz.n OF exaa hzs
,glack. white, and lead Pic Me SIX Stoves
Whise and colofea Can,bfics, Saslsns. DO
5 s,,x and Cotton chsn5says, plain, figured ana
emb fed
Printed. Cotton, and Linen HandSerch'e's--
amonet the latter a few dozen soupetI'e.
White
Common aud Snpe 6ae siirting co't0ns
six Cords. Csmbric Ba!tons, iAfI:hsiai " fsasi's
ahd Flowers
{ ,gsi,e and black Lace Wells, Lsao Go. s.A'
and ga Shawls
L..na AID 1ambric Worked Mullins
Sew,no Twine and Shoe Thread
,Bea.Eagiih Eats, Common Do
Ng.ils, Hoes, Spades
Grading and G,afs Scyshcs. &c. &ts
May g. eoIw.eo , : ]. -1w :.
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Or. HAMILTG3N'S EhININ,

Aioysreien remedy for Colds, Ubltinate
mas. Catarrhs, sore trhcoats, Snd approaching SoN
iumptions. g.a ~ a,;,b
10 Parruit 4ubomay baye ebHarsnsgga'f'es q0""
fb. HOOPANG5 CoOGH,
TIKI. difc very is of the ira magnirude, as IL Is Al
lite r.l,ef checks the progrcis and IN iaott
t,. entirely removes the mott cruel dicfaef 20 VIII
eh,ren are Iiable-rbe Elixir is 10 Petiscty
and the dofc 70 fmai that difficulty ariss N lsk
ing it,
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Five Dollars Reward.

CTRAYED tom the commons OF Alexsn.
= and,ia. on Sunday III assh Infant, a RED
CO V, ab,ur the common Gze, is good lock
ng Cow. bota ears are cfopr, and the eft ear has
a dole in it ana psce cut at the bottom, her
hasns aapd wide past, has . long tail, the end
oi Which is white. The above reward will be
paid for Bringing her to me, by
James Smith.
My 49, g.
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RAMILTCN's ESSENCEAND Es1A-
TRACT OF MUSTARD,

A fafs and elfsaual remedy for gcut, rheun,stf;n'
pa,fsy, prsns bruiles pains in the face and neck &c
and has performed IN the above eon,.@iH'
than all the other medicines ever before made pnbEc'
From DR.. Wedtherturn,
Wythe county, Vsrgsasss. :
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TO RENT,

Ax{ b9q:5raa seilIs6> gi1tnf6r 10th Nay,
- w. Story FIR ANIE HOUSE. fru.
IN ste on Fairfax 9fest, lsiely occu pied by
MI. D4sis, ihoemaker. Tbc aand is good, and
having been ocepPied for length of tine by q
pe,fip emncat il his b,fGneE, rsadsrs i aneli-
,siblc Gtuafien for aPer!on of thar buiiaela. Fur
terms apply TO
Thomas Irwin, or
John Adam.
Nav z. go
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. CASES OF CURES
By HanlltOn'S

norm DESTROYING LOZENGES,
/. (Sehata jCyon tbog(and,J tbr aa'6tntsf'y Of
eodicb an, psyier nay ejtertSia t't6fr BY Aeftfr
Or primal Application.
~ a ID z w n D NJ
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-03

Nersoss Diforders,, yiolen, cramps in the
Confumptions, itomach aho o"eN
Lowuefs of iplflts, lndigefion'
-. I az, Of annette, Meianchasy,
Tmnurt, Of the blood, Gout in the tosaach,
- Hvter;cal sR1c aons, Pains in the limbs,
Inward weaknciIes, Relaxations,
I. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ! Involuntary emil'ions
Fluorbus for whites1 4 Obfinate glects,
RarreGnefs, lnl2otShc?, "e' o.
Ia cafes of extrsnt7, where The long Preyaenes and
ebainacp Of deafc has brought OH general impovs!-
ianens of the fyaca executive debility Of the While
frame, and waiting of the falh which no neur'iG
n,ent or cordial could repair, IN me ute
OK this medicine has pcrFora-d the r'oit "it0hii's
cures.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-03
Thomas A. Diggs.
April "a.
aF The public are notided,- and

aF The public are notified, and
lands in Loudcua unity, Virginia decreed by the flu.
perir court of Chanceiy be field asthe property OF
Thomas Atwood Digges, and advertifed by the COM
% 3ners, Swan and seldom, to be fold at Leeshnrg on
she I,th day Of June next the fee Of faid efae being
clearly veited in and belonging to William Dusiey
aDigges, of MARYLAND, an infant under age.
ROBERT BRENT, attorney in fact
for the eRate of William Dudley
Digges.
- CITY &c Wellington, April, z2. May 2 DIFF
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Medicines,
az TAKE NoTlcE

That r. Eeaseay, zen. is apP'fHfta f0e eng ege1A
.r for ALExAEDafA.
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The Anodws Elixir.
For the cur, OF every KIND OF head ache.

Indian Vegetable SbeeEc.
A fafe and fpeedy remedy for the veneII'ldl''i1
San cunce of prevention is worth poundd
cure"
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aR THE Subscriber and pofehor

Of III above qdyerifed Lands thinks proper to warn
any peron who may incline purchaie under the above
decree (Which obtained in the moi facret manner
and totally unkuown 70 him} that he will nos give, or
aid in any manner the procuring title to perfect fuch
fale the attempt to which is vague and l-temPersl
effort. /,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-03

For the prevention and cure Of bilious and matt
.Bar. frvcrs,
I. RECoMMENDED
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Letter from the reverend Mr.. JOHN MOTHER
allifter OF the Moravian charch, in York town.
2ofk, JaaaGy 9Th, 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-27

WILLIAIK 81 At.4HY COLLHGE,
kuCusr IGo5

AUGUST, il'Jo
TT is hereby made known to the public, that
= there will be established in COLLEGE n plain.
bur decent table. upon the lowest terms, which
will secure the institution against loss The
hoard viii commence on the 81 Monday in O9o-
Der, the period fixed fer opening the letlu.es in
the philosophical and mathematical schools
IL is also noiisei, that I'll junior students will
be compelled to lodge in College, TO board At the
public table to devote certain stated hours 10 stu-
dy, TO appear at the calliag of rol at o'clock
in the evening. dunng the winter term, and at
9. during tha' of the summer, TO continue their
rooms, af,er they have retired from tie roll, I'll
the next morning, and to observe other regu|a,i
ons, which cannot fail 20 be highly beneficial to
youth.
The obiea of these arrangements IL. not only
TO diminish the expense of student at this Col
sge. but, 70 guard, as ehe6tuaIIy as can he done,
against dissipation and Ideness For this latter
purpose, y system, more resuidive than tha, hi
ther,o adopted, will he steadily pursued Pa.
rents and Guardians who wiz, ess The Increased
tendency 10 those evils. against which the Col
leSe Holds Itself bound 10 oppose every barrier
within its power, will not hesitate TO approve of
those means, which may he deemed necessary
for so saluary purpose. But, silent appfo
baon IS not sufficient. TheT cooperation also
is essential. They are, therefore, earnestly re
guessed to take care, that their sons. or saJds,
shall be compelled 10 Oh erve prudent and wise
economy. 1t is a maxim, nor 10 be- forgotten,
that the improvement Of youth will generally be
inversely their expense nor is it lcia true,
tina, their expenditures will be in proportion 10
the temptations, which 4 nni9applied libsrality
must exei;e. Let then 20 money be furnished
beyond a moderate sum and, let no credil be al
lowed, ezcep, Tor specified articles. and to a spc
cited amount. This advice 10 parents and guar.
diaus. will. j. is HOPED, be duly appreciated, aud
departed from in no instance. IL is impossible
that the wisest system Of education can give to
youth those inestimabe benefits vhi,h nigh, o
'herwise be derived, il parents and guardians do
not strenuously. and zeslou'ly comp Oh, dience
10 tina, economy, which i, here So earnestly re
commended and. ,hat every one may know
what may be considered as the necessary ezpen
di,ure of a student, at this College. il is stated
that
The board, Zoe the course, will NOT exceed dolls.
100
Fees to two professors. 81
Candies, fuel aud washing, 8
Pocket money, MT TO exceed ~
s-----
205
BY the Society,
]. MADISON, Pr.
August 10. GAG S2t)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-27
LEXINGTON, (Ken.) August 2.
COMMUNICATED.


Can Wood be any thing more than the puppet
Of a principal iuggler. who sitting behind the
curtain. is determined. demon like, 10 chtain, re.
Verge Of men, whose firmness and integrity on
former oecmi'us. pu him of the political stage,
and consigned him TO private life Why do not
men who have proof of the fan in their posses
sJn, drag him from his den. and put him into
public view, IN al his native colorsl
Is Wood more than the forlorn hope of a
wretchsd and desperate party, whose political
prphigacy IOt,g IHce. made them contemplate in
this state. and recently deprived them Of public
confidence in others
Wood says, tina, he begins to feel himself
threading Il ION most delicate ground To hear
WOOD taking OF deLieGcy. whoa he gets his IL
wing like the famous Scotchman Of Edinburgh
wouli induce Us 20 expeet We TO prate OF
chastity. or the devil Of religion.
Alarmed by the effects which are likely to fol.
low from the mention OF names. Wood resorts
t. inuenioes--no longer mentions names-and
like most other cowardly asSaSsins, he chooses
70 stab in the dark.
The dark and assassin like inuendoes which
Wood throws ont against the memory OF the
late Co. George Nicholas, whose integrity, firm
ness and Independence, sunk the Feds OF Ken
tu.ky into insignilicance proves the motives
wi which the Yves eru Word was established
Fedtrasis canpJt nope 10 regain the power
they have lost, except by destroying the rspu,a
ton Of every patriot, whether dca or living
whose principles and whose actions bear csiirao ..
ny against their condua.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-27

people a, large. Dr.. Williams also 0rinSs
the pleasing intelligence, that the gente-
msn and crews of the schooners were
well, and were treated with attention.
that. there is not the least probability OF
any injury happening to them; and that,
probably, by this day, they are with their
associates.
The following is an extra6t of letter
dated Trinidad, 94th July. -
Miranda and his squadron are this
Inomsnt weighing. II is composed of
the Leander, the Lilly, and Express
sloops OF war, the Attentive gun brig,
Provost and Ticker armed schooners, and
four gun boats. If we can credit the re.
pnr,s from the continent, the Sovereign
PEOPLE have, in great measure revolted,
and Miranda will find iiuIe or no difficult
ly in obtaining The objects Of his wishes
---fIsH Columbia hahhy iana.
A Litter from a young gentleman at
Trinidad, to his friend IL, this city, dated
July "a, says" Accounts which come in
daily from the prisoners taken in Miriam
da's Sch'r say, that, although closely con-
fined, they are extremely well used by the
Spariards.
We learn from the agent who arrived
from Halifax, whers he had been as advo.
cate for the owners of The ship Herkimer,
captured last June within sight az the
Hook, by the Lsanaer, capt. Whi:by, and
in for adjudication +; tina, on the a5 Il
July they came TO trial, end on the I'd IT
August the Judge pronounced his dscree,
which Sas ftat the vessel and fte syAole
fths cargo, nos eVea Tie eaht0in'a adrea.
tnre rrccfted De eos0emned. She was
owned by Robert Gilchrist, Esq, and o.
theirs of this city. s. was from Lima, with
cargo worth in this market between two
and three hundred thousand dollars. Tie
principal ground of condemna son is said
10 he the UsnccuaiomcI frade x. p.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-27

Who originated The wesern World DID
the idea oft commence r-i;h Wood or did the
binf come from Richmond in Virginia or from
2 ederalists in Woodford and Frankfort or was
Federal gold the first promoter of its interests !
Are not some proofs in the possession of men
who can throw some light upon these subjects
Give me time, saws Wood. and will pro
duce my proofs--and arc we to depend upon a
rcnesado's promises. who was never depended
on wherever he was knownf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-27

heard Il affirmed that on the petit jury
which tried the accused there was not a
single democrat. Could this possibly have
been the result Of accident!
The accused were acquitted in the face
of the strongest testimony.
The pleadngs of the counsel OF the &C.
cused made the question political,
party question.
Every mind will draw its differences
from these facts.
We merely add the notice taken ofthis
sutie0 by the American Citizen.
Coiemans diieninia.-On Wednesday
we repub,shed from the United States
Cszette, Philadelphia federal paper, an
article stating that the President had re-
moved MIR. Swartwout from Office, because,
cas- witness in court on the trial al col.
Smith, he would not " accommodate ms tes-
fimoay on ooh 10 the vies-a e. wishes Of ne
0tln,inissra:ion 80 This SANDER was repub-
l'she' in Parson Lewis's paper, knowing
ut the same time, as he did know, that it
was vile SANDER.
Goa opening The commission Of NJ.
Curtenius, Who is appointed Marshal in
the room of Mr.. Swartwou,, it appears
that ii is dated on the ifj7h day of May.
This is surely sufficient refuta;;en and
exposure OF the tradIcement of the Unit
cd States Gazette.
"Bealen Oft this ground, and accom-
modat;ng himself TO circumstances as
they arise, Mr.. Coleman has changed the
mode OF attack; for the administration
must. at all events, be attacked.
The excellent logician says that the
commission and supercedeas being dated
in May, Ogden s. Smith must either be
tried over again, or.-mark the wisdom
and energy Of the man the commissi
on what! Why--anlida,ed Bless n,e,
how great! Ills equal to the high flights
OF Mr.. lis genius.
Mr.. Jefferson it seems determined,
in May last, to remove Mr.. Swartwout
from Office, and commission was accor.
dinghy made on. for Mr.. Curtenius. But,
recoiectins that he trials of Smith and
Ogden were pending and that if issred
the new appointment might be construed
by maievoience into an attempt TO iHfla-
ence some OF the proceedings ofthe court,
the commission was retained in the Office
of he department of state ill the issues
were known. 1t was then turwa rtled to
this Guy. There was no formal super.
cedeas issued. Mr.. Coleman is totally
Ignorant as to the issuing Of super
cedcas. Il is not the practice ofthe gene.
ral government TO issue one. Mr.. Har-
rison might have told him so.
"Ogden and Smith are to be tried o.
Yer again Did stupidity ever before make
such a remark And ~hy are they to be
tried over again? Because the trial was
a mock enc? Why, says this great lawyer,
who when in pga6lice was the delight of
the bar because the commission was da.
iedin May, and he might have added be-
Cause Mr. Curtenius neither got il, nor
was sworn in until August Let Mh
Coleman tell his friend, (for no one else
will enquire) whether MIR. Curlenius was
marshal before he received he commits.
sion and took he oath OF office.
g. lie sees that have taken this side
oil his dilemma now III! take the other.
"T5e commission is nor anti dated
call on him TO show that 1t is"
-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-27

77vo Tracts or Parcels Of Land,
Containing in the two 500 acrea Also, another
traGt. of 500 acres, in Amherst county. or ilucl.
er's rGn. mortgsged b. Cha,es Parc,on TO
Gsorge N'pFen & Co TO secure . payment of
three hundred and sky five pounds fourteen
shillngs and four pence half penny, nh Interest
from the 26;h day Of August, 1879. AM, all cos,s,
decreed by The said court Of Buckingham. ..o-
vernber, 1898. The first maniionsd two ,s-.ds
viii be sold or rruch Tie oof, as v ~ be suff-
Gent 10 satisfy the plaintiff d-rnand the l6h
cay of Oetoter, 1906 he said 500 acrssfn AM
hers' county, Will be sold. on rue ian = the IotS
day ct otteber 1906. 81 much tl,er.cf as Will
satisfy he plaintiff Insnd III
BY the CoGMTniss;oners.
august 18th, ,86 CIV
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POSTSC C,
PIiILADELPH'1
DISTRESSING

/ BY the EndymioI
ret,o from Laguira, 1
melancholy advice,'j
whole of the officer |
schooners belongin!t
ron. hey were S !
he ads taken OF and
Among the number )
10 the sanguinary r; !
vernrnent, we have !
cases certainly cln
this cruel fate /; one
man belongiDgto n }
impressed by the
boarded Miranda o;
New York. He q
the friga,e 20 one OF \
and was thus jorei6i
Tor which he has il I
life! while we sympl
of the deceased, W
them in Indignation
rage on humanily.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-27
NORFOLK, August %.

CAPT. STnoso, of the Ship Highland Mary,
in so days from Anrwerp- arrived this morning <,
and has favored us with Paris papers to the 81 ,r,
and Dueh papers TO the 18Th lane. but their
consents ave quite unineres!ins The Paris pa
pers filed with details OF the affair of Pier
and ave sanguine that Immediate rupture be
tween Great Britain and this country is in-vita.
bic.
The silsrce of our Paris papers, respecting n
sepsr51e peace between Russia and France.
pe'ves sh.t the intelligence via London is un
founded.
a Paris paper oe the 20th June. gives the col
loving stare neat of the commerce OF the city of
Borteanx -1,rivst. N tie month of Nav. 100
vessels riHnnsd with $50 men. AMI OF tons
9,5l4 -Smisf. 12ovesssls, of IL 1875 tons, man
ned win 700.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-27
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AleE. Querrier, c. p. G.
RIchn1ord. Augu' % 1876 3w

f9 Y virtue OF 4 deed OK usl now
-A-S Of record in he distr,A c1urt o. Richmond.
executed 10 ne b. Jacob Trabue, &C the county
OF Pcwha'an, on the II dag OF February, 1905.
IN order TO secure the payment OF s44S lis. ID.
due 10 Lyle and Nj Creole, of Manchester. with
the Legal interest accruing thereon. and the COSTS
necessary 20 ca,ty the trust into execution, will
be SOLD. TO the highest bidder, for really mo-
ncy,a AZ zsehariah Brooks's tavern. in the town
OF Manchester, on the first day of Oetobcr next,
600 ACRES OF LAND,
Be the same more or less, lying and being in the
county OF Powhaan. or perhaps par, thereof
may BE- in the county OF Chesrerfcld and bound
ed by ;hc lands of Benjamin Wa,kinj Rcubcn
Whitley, Samuel Roper and the buckingham
road, being the whole OF the tract OF land "a
which the said Jacob Frsbue nov resides
THO's DEPP, Tru,tce,
M7nchestrr. hugu@ 25th. 1896 ids
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-27
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BY the arrival of /,
pectable inhabitant ,
ed from thence on
are informed of the
tla, and the gentlen
him, who, all in high {,
day for the continent,
RI.