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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-06-13

made let the crimson of indignation CO..
yer the face of every American, or let
the Declaration of Independence be blot.
ted from the tablet Of our memory, and
the proud title Of American be forgotten
for ever.
[Washington FederaAss.l
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-06-13

~ and foot, belonging to the different
states and territories. Under the termg
"foot" We mean to include, grenadiers,
hgh, infantry, riaemen and infantry. =
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-06-13
The subscribers have receiveIj from PhiIa-
delphiG their
SuumerGOOds.
ALSO, 4 SUPPLY OF
M E ICIN E.,

Among which are, Peruvian Barb, and
Fever and Ague POWDERS. They have
on hand, Imperial. Hyson and Bohea
TEAS, and a general assortment Of
GROCERIES ana LIQUORS; afew
Barrels TAR; CASTINGS, &c.
-. MEMINGER & COOPER.
Martiasburg, June IS, 1906. 4
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-29
EDULITIOW.

THE Subscribers present engagement as a
futoT in the family Of Doe George Evans,
Of Chssie fed county, will end on the Ist tay
Of January next at which time lie would vii
lrgy listen to proposals for establishing an A.
caGsny. o. oihsr public seminary in sor1e popu
ous, heaiihfu and otherwise eligible neighbor.
hood in the sa.e OF Virginia.
His plan would embrace the following bran,
ches of instruction, The G,eek, Latin and I'm.
ei'sb languages grdmwaficai!yG ,cgaiay eoasecn.
IUe co;0se II Historical reading. accom- Panied svnb
a hsoSplease Of Gsograety and Cb,onoiogy--,be
Eet'es Lefres. spi.5 careful perasaloj t6e 6est
authors, an tie t5ree languages GboJ en-, entiored
uub viess 70 cyiicisG ana mP1sifi0n- A,ifbne
Ge,-- Bookkeeping, - Surveying and tie p,aciica!
brdaobes al ne Mathematics.
The talents of the Subscriber, (such as they
aTe) The attention with which ne has DISCHARGED
the various delicate aud difficult duties of Tea
cier, and the system ne has pGTsued, with the
success attending it, arc all sufficiently known
10. and have happily met the appreciation
Of gFc9, many respectable and competent
judges, Of literary merit in the eastern and
middle parts # this State.
To those who know him not, he respectfully
asks permission 10 say, that for the lass twenty
years of ms life, he has labored, with sedulcu,
application and perseverance, to improve and
expand his own rnmd and the mental faculties
Ct Others. and THAI he now, though ,sith unaf.
ietlcd bad1ence, believes himself capable Of ren.
dsrirg public and permanent services 10 the youth
OF country. in which ne has spcDs more than
hall the number Of years he has lived, and the
usefulness happiness and prosperity of the CHI.
zens oil which country, nc shall never cease TO
pray for, and to the utmost Of his abilities pro.
moe
or hinseifhe mas said as much as the occasior
aemsnded' and he cherislies a hope il will not be
tound that Truth or propriety required aim to say
Letters addressed to the subscriber, 70 be left
~ CoyesvFie or the Richmond Pos; Office. will
be duiy attended TO. ard should an engaee r,en,
be entered into before the 10Th Of January next,
public notice will be given thereof.
James tombstone.
Chesterfield county. 18th sepI. lsC6.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-29

DIR. Johnson's Recfhe fo1. T1diceskiou nnt

DR.. Johnson's Recthe for Indigestion and
LuJricity oj'the 6o7veis.
- &C Give me leave, who have thought
much on medicine, to propose to YOU an ca
sy, and think very probable remedy for
indigestion and iu5ricify o. tie bo7vcis -
Take an ounce of dried orange peel finely
powdered divide it into soruples, and take
one scruplc at time, in any manner: the
best is, perhaps, to drink a glass of wine at
ter it. Ii you mix cinnamon or nutmegs
with the pow Ter, it were not worse bur it
will be more bulky, and so more troublesome.
This is medicine not disgusting, not costly,
easily tried, and il not found useful, easily
left Oft Do not take too much in haste !; a
scruplc once in three hours, or about FIVE
scruples day, will be sufficient to begin, or
less you find any aversion. Best without
sugar: if syrup, old syrup Of ounces, but G.
ven that I do not like 8; think better Of con-
serve ofsloes."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-29
r E NJ o V Al.

TT DABNEY has removed to the house on
me Main Street, nearly opposite Mr. J..
Da,msdatt's and next door to Mr. w. Mtchell's
brick Building. Where he offers for SALE 4
general assortment Of GROCERIES,. on reason
able terms, Tor cash, or produce only.
80 - Consignment of snuff in packages of
any SIZE, from IS TO go lbs. will be sold below
the usual price of that article.
Richmond, August IL 1906. IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-29
NOTICE.

NE subscrber being abou to ,er,ove 10 The
western country. hereby gives notice. that
ne Will SELL, a public auction, on Monday the
sOth day OF November next, 1T the place OF his
present residence in this county. about Que hun.
dred barrels oil INDIAN CORN, the growth of
he present year; three or four hundr, bushels
IT OATS; some WHEAT; FODDER. 81 Sc
veral kinds ;--abouS three thousand weight of
FORK; stock of CATTLE. SdEEP and
HOGS; household and kitchen FURNITURE (;
plantation TOOLS, and UTE NSILS. and vari
Gus other articles, not deeureol necessary 10 emu.
merate. The terms will be made known on the
day of sale.
Robert Terry.
Ualirax county. Oani,er Al, ISnS q,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-29
FROM qHE NEW-yERsEr yoURwAL.

Mr.. KoLLocK,
Suhhoeing tAat IL mil be interesting
to the fcrD'ers of this neigh5orhood, /
zvish to inform them through the medium
ofJOur haiier that PumEion has been
raised 6y Mr.. .Nicmce70iez Of this tEace
zv.Hch mcasur'--s ; E'et isches in circumfc-
renee e gv,igha SSl6S. 1-2. rs This vegefa-
6ieis Of a hecndar sf'ecies and ne gentle
man 7vho rltScdit is deSiroHs QfimAroUine.
the hroduce cf'this tart If the country, he
Kill gladly fnrNish any .farmer (desirous
Of Flaming ii J syith .fszo 8ccds.
II SUBSCRIBER.
EHza6eth-To7vn, Oct. OH, SOC.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-29

T DESIGN the ensring year, with the aid Of a
L qualified teacher, TO attempt the Tuition OF
IS Femaies-CraTmar, Ceog apply s. Arirhme.
tic will be taught, STRIFE attention will also be
paid to S!i: composition of the Scholars. nor will
their morals be neglected. The price Willie c98
each scholar finding her own bed-I.6.h Enc
price to be paid IN advance.
Gerard Banks.
Goochland, 9th Sept. 1896. IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-29
MARY.
ny CLIFTON, AN american POET.

by CLIFTON, AN AMERICAN POET.
TIE morn was fresh, and pure the gale,
When NJ ry, from her Cot rover,
Pluc,s'd MANY wild rose from the vale,
To bind the temples OF her lover.
As near her little farm she strav'd,
Where birds oflove vere ever pairing,
She saw her William in the shade,
The arms OF ruthless war preparing
She seiz'd his hand, and ah! she cried,
win thou, to camps and war 4 stranger,
Desert thy Marv's faithful side,
And bar thy lie to every danger.
Yet go, brave youth ! to arms away!
My Maiden hands for fight shall dress
thee;
Ard when the drum beats far away,
I'll drop 4 silent tear, and bless thee!
The bug'cs through the forest wind,
The wounded solJlicr's call to battle,
Be some protecting angel kind,
And guard Thy life when cannons rattle.
She said-and as the rose appears,
In sunshine when the storm is over,
A smile beam'd swectly through her tears,
The blush Of promise to her lover.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-29

ON Tuesday tho 9TH day OF next month
- at the dwelling house Of the subscriber.
viii be exposed to public sale, variety 81
UOUSEHOLD, e KITCHEN FUR.N.I-
TURE, also, a Wagon in good repair and
gears, and one or two horses, and two mich
COWS.
On Monday the 10th day Of tho same
month on the premises, viii be sold or re.t.
cd, MY HOUSE, nearly opposite to Mr..
WIN. Roses, and situated on tho main
street-uniess privately rented or sold he
fore that day. And ut Hanover court n use.
on the first day Of the court in pcxf
month, will be rented, the farm about two
miles distant from that place, called TIIC-
hORf HILL, containing about 500 acres
OF LAND, and having on it a convenient
dwelling house with ) rooms, and closes
and cellars, and other convenient houses,
and a variety Of choice fruit trees. The
terms Of sale, OF renting, viii be made
known on the several days, by
GEO. WIN. SMITH.
October Ii, 1906.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-29
FOR SALE,

Ohfosife Tie street leading 70 CoL iNayo's
Bridge.
90 ton Philadelphia iron assorted
90 ten Swedish ditto, square and flat bars
German and blistered steel
SPermaceti and Linseed oils
Yellow ocrc and white lead
Window glass, 8 by 10and 10 by 10
Patent shot by the bag and retail
Double and single F gun powder
Cut and wrought nails all siscs
Cotton and wool cards, SC SC.
We have sill or hard few barrels good
cut Herrings, and lew thousand weight
Isle Of Wight Bacon--Witlr a general and
good assortment of GROCERIES.
RUSSELL * WALLACE.
October ii, 1906. NV
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-29
REMOVAL

REMOVAL.
TIE Subscribers have removed their COMPT-
ING HOUSE. from the Main Street to one
Of David Buock's Brick BaIdings. AT the lower
end tihe Bason, between the Teylemen.s occu.
pied by c and I. Saunders, and Norvell, WiaSt
and Buock--where they continue their p,rcha-
SEES Of whea usual They also keep for sale
a regular supply Of Flour. Corn Meal, Aon,iny
and Bran
Thomas and Amos Ladd.
10 Mo. Sd, 1886. #
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-29
FALL GOODS.

he subscribers respectfully in
IL form their friends. and the public. thar
. hey are receiving from London. Liverpool. ard
different ports OF Holland and france, an even.
sye q very general assortment of MERCHAN.
DIE, adapted to The approaching season
when they will sell by the bate, package, or piece,
on me lowest terms, for cash. country produce.
or approved NOES.
Taose Goods being carefully selected, bv one
of tine partners who went TO Eurone for he mr..
pose. they Aater themselves, viii give general
satisfaeuonl snd iha, Country merchants and o.
theirs will lind it their interest 20 deal with them.
They have for rent THREE BRICK WARE
HOUSES, covered with slate. laying on the
Street leading to Mayc's p,idge. opposite Messrs.
Brown Hives & Co. Those houses Will be FL.
,ed W AZ the shortest notice Ger stores. il sequr.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-29

@@& TICKETS in the Second
Class Of the William and Mary College Lottery
ase Tor sale AZ this Office.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-29
ValNa6Ie Fr0pefly Jof Sac.

p Y virtue OF deed of trust exc
T. 3 cn'ed 20 us. b. Peter e Archer for the be.
meiit Of John G Jefferson. will b. SOLD, for
cash, on the premises, in he county cf Amelia.
on the Sf,h day of November next, that vaisa.
bic TRACT OF LAND. called Fox Iarbor; ;
containing by, estimation about eco acres, with
more than one third uncle1ied. gseat bar. Of
which IS prime Tobacco land. laying on both
sides Of the road which leads from F.idesvi,ie 10
Bevilles bridge Also, the following 81 AYES,
Simon, Di'cev and fler three children. Leonard,
Sam. John. Phil. Suksy and hes three children
Davy, ;SSrina ard her ,wo children, Phoebe and
ner two children, Joe, Ton Big, Tom, Bristol,
Murrier and hes three children, or so much OF
the said properly as sf@!i be sufficient to satisfy
the purpose of the sand deed Of rsnst TIE sale
viii continue from day 70 day Ill i, is completed
minute description of the many advantages
whieh would ai1end the purchase of the atore.
said trad OF land is ihought unnecessary. as it is
imagined tia, those inclined 20 purchase, will
view it and Judge for themsclves
JOSHUA CHAFFIJ. ,
WILLIAM CAssELS, S7rIstess
WILLIAM BENTLEY,
Oa oh. 1906. ids
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-29
MATTRESSES.

MATTRESSES.
{ SAN be had on very Short notice, MAT.
OTRASSSE.S Of all sizes & kirss. a~reesbl.
20 order 10 the corner house, same square, below
Mr.. JOS Dernsdat's. ne7r the market.
ard rext door 70 Mr. Iacob Iohnson's
BOOK ore.--hiso, BEDS furnished. and cd
ma''rasses worked over.
Jno. 5. Peasants.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-29
FOR SALE,
August g,

2 NY LAND, in the county OF
I'VE Coochland, wheTeon I now live, contain
ing $50 acres; well si,nated. lying within two
miles Of James river, and FIVE miles aboye Gooeh
land courthouse SIS well improved, and in fine or
der for an ensuing crop it is we'll adapted 70 the
culture ofiobacco, corn x wheat. A farther des
cripiion is thought unnecessary as IL is presumed
The purchaser would wish first 70 view the prc
m'ses, which (in my absence, will be shewn) by
Capt, Humphrey Parrish or MIR Whitehead r.
an who live adjoining thereto will undertake
10 SOW thereon 80 or 90 bu.lels Of wheat in coed
order. And in ease Of sale OF the land. ! viii
likewise sch the cropthereon Of every description
together with he stock Of cattle hogs, and sheep
household and ki'chcn furniture, plantation n,en.
sis, &c The terms Of sale Tor the land, will be
one third cash, & for the balance three equal an
nua' instruments, on giving bond win approved
security, carrying interest frc.n the day. if not
periodically paid. Young negroes will be taken
On approved of) inpayTnsns for moiety, at least,
OF each payment deed Of trust viii be taken
upon tie pseTai,es to secure the thee last pay.
menls. The personal estate will be sold on crc.
dit Of twelve months On giving bond with ap
proved security. And the price OF The land made
known on application 20 The subscriber.
Cradlock Vaughan.
10Th Sept. 1906. CIV
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-29
NOTICE.

The bu':ncss carried on by Brown, Rives and
Co VII nc conliaued b. he subscribers undler tle
firm Of Blown and Hives. and tie STOKES Il Cara,
&c. furnished with ,neir usual supplies.
janis BROWN.
ROBERT RIVES.
Richmond, 1st Oaoher 1905. NV
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-29
John & Robert Gamble, Jun.

Robers Gamble. Senior. continues to do bust.
ness ~ the line OF commission merchant.
Richmond, 18Th Sept 1896. vsm
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-29
Robert Terry.
Nalifax county. Oaoher ~ lSn6
NI.CAY and CO WAN,

II AVE juss received by the late arrivals from
a ,.ondon arye and fashionable assnnrnen,
" w AIOAtS, With q variety of articles OF
JEWELLERY and SILVER WORK al
so, an assortment of WATCH MAKERS
TOOLS and MATERIALs---whic win the il
-lo'mer stock. renders their assortment very &C.
ne'al--aii or which they offer 1T the lowess pyi
ces. for cash.
Richmond, O6,obcr oh 1906. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-29

SSiSHuaiUS. j =
NN the motion OK the pit by his attorney, n.
~ is ofde,ed, That the def. Buck DO file with
the papers in this cause, on or before the FIRST day
oil ibe next term, Letter said to be in his nos
ses ion, from John Ellis to Jacob Peasants. da-
ted in the month OF January or February. one
thousand seven hundred aid seventy five, reques
ing HIM sad fleasanis, TO purchase vessel.
&c. and the def. Garnet. no, having entered
ms appearance. and given security according TO
a rue OF ibis court, and it appearing 10 The 81.
uStaetion ct the court, that he IS NOT an inhabi-
tam ct TINS distr.d, I, is orderel, That the said
deti do appear here on the firsy day of the next
tenn and answer the pits. bill, and tina. copy
~ ths o'derbe forthwith inserted in some one OF
,he newspapers published in the city Of X edmond
Tor two months excessively, am posted at the
front door OF the capitol in the SAID city; and Z,
's iwiber ordered, Thar one Of the commissioners
OF TINS court do examine, state, and settle all
matters IN account between the parties in ,his
cause and make a report thereof to the court,
sia'ing such matters specially as el,her party
may require or he think pertinent.
COpy--Test,
WIZ. MARSHALL, CN.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-29

UhlSed States Lourr, tit.h Circuit,
and Virginia District, May term,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-29

'dE subscribers, Brewers OF Por-
Z ter and Ale, in philadelphia, delirous of
exeeEdins the eenfump,ion o. their liquor in
Richn'ond and the ncighSorrng towns, will afford
complete iuPply Of every article, and all the in
formation neceaary for carrying on Porter Gel
lar in the laid place. receiving fluff cent lecu
rity tor final payment. Application to be made
TO themin Philadelphia, or 10 MciIrs. Maemurdo
and Finer.
p. Hare & Son.
AuguG 9th, 1896. ,IflN.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-29

IS $4,000 q Sifgis tictet aaay .gcit.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-29

sam. Peasants the younger, executor of T,
i nos Peasants. the you1eer, who vas
me executor Of Jacob Pieasants, deceaa. :
Igainst,
James GArne't. only surviving assignee Of :
'hs estate and effects Of John Ellis. who 4,
was ar the .irne OF his death bankrupt, !
Cornelius Buck, ageny and attorney for
The said assignee, Richard Adams and ,
hos. Underwood, late of The house of
Adar's and Underwood, JohR Laprade,
executor OF Anderson Peers, Thomas :
fieming Bates and Arthur Campbell,
ne 4.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-25
Twenty Dollars Reward,

yK7ILL be gwen for appfehendlog and f.cur~.
wv ing in Jail, young mulatto man Aava
named ANDREW, He was hired by he ha
year to Mr.. Jofeph Thomas, who keeps the mid.
Ole ferry, opp2Ete to Alexandria, aud ahfeonded
from that place about ,he~&ssler end of Auguf
lat. He is about % years of age, feet or 9
inches high, lufy and we'll made, has fhort cur.
led hair, and is frequently fubjed to have feve.
raj large pinpIcs in his face. He is rcckoned to
be icnible fellow, of an esly agreeable addrels
for man in his low fphefe of life. As be has
not been heard of by nc fince his elopement, I
fufpea he has had the addrefs to fhip himfelf as
a freeman on board fome veael either at Aexan-
dria or Baltimore. Whoever takes him up aud
fecures him in any jail, hall receive from ne
the above reward, as icon as due information
thereof is given to me or to Doctor ". p. Cau.
IN, at Port Tobacco.
C. B. Caulin.
Maryland, Charles County,
January ~. ! Feb. 3, zaw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-25
TO Rem /

dad immediate Petition g'rsn
CIXTEEN hundred acres OF land,
- about three miles from Fendal's mill near
.he I ;,tie Falls of Potomac This Land is OF
good quality and we'll adapted to wheat aud
eraC.. under good enclofuses and having toera
bic dw cling houic and other necei1'ry buildings
L is capable Of being divided into feveral tene.
mep,,. 70 as to fuis applicants. On the pennies
is good baekfa,,h's hop and tools. and an tx K.
rr,l.o, land for that bnfnefs Tenants MY be
{upolied a. fair price. with corn, hay and tod
der. carts, -waggon. and plantation utenfl's al.
% with fupdry work hogles, mules and oxen. -
More than two hundred buhcls OF wheat are
f,wn on the pr.mf:s. Mr. George SIM i'n,
living on The prcmifes, will haw the land and
other property to aPphca Is.
Richard Bland Lee.
Virginia, Feb. le. oaw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-25
Twenty Dollar Rsward.

- AN AWAY, from the fubicriber, living in
n the city OF Baltimore, on Friday nrh, la,
two apprentice boys to the hating buGn:is, viz,
CHARLES WHITE, between 20 and Il wear,
of age very FINAL, snd has remarkable Mort curl,
ed hair which is very whis,--had on af1ort Blue
coatee and olive colorcd velvet pantslocus--
ISAAC WEBB, about IS years old, untom,
monty large FOR hisage: had on ihort corduroy
jacket ard psnsaloons, his hair dark ann ilraish,.
Whoever takes up faid Boys and lodges them 10
any jail, and gives information 70 that Get item
again, ihall receive the above reward and r.acn,
able expencss, Or TEN DOLLARS for either.
All matters OF veaels and Others are cautioned
againt harboring them or carrying them off.
William Branion, Halter,
Baltimore,
March u,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-25
NEW PLAYS,
sFe,7sale. BY ROBERT CRAY, 8oes't'ler'
Kisg Sfrfef.

~ .
The Ocean Spectre an entire new grand 1leio Drama
IN Ave acts. -
The Venetian Outlaw, Drama in t1ve acts'
The Sixty.third Letter Musical faree.
The Viii for the Deed Comedy in three acts, by no.
mas Dibden. =. +
Too MANY Cooks, Muiical Farce IN two acts, Oy j
Kennedy, author OF Railing the Wina' Ma'ft'ion1
&c. &c. 49,
Family Quarrcs, Comic Opera. in three aess' by !
ON HAND
Cars Northern Summer.
- Stranger IN France. 80 p-:.,:, .,d
Wakeheld's Family Tour, through Great hrisan' aA'
Ireland
Penpfylvania Farnier.
Giford's refiacnce IN france. f.,,e
MAYORS Voyages and Travels twenty,foar sos 'As
- Univerfal Hiaory, TWENTY-FIVE vols. looafos}
Select Brititl Clalics thifty-nife vols. (Cahl
Anachariis Travels, four vols (caif and giif)
Pnkerton's Modern Geography, two vols and Atais.
Trdal's continuation of the Hhtory OF England from
the Revolution to the accelhon OF Mug oeoA ss'.-
feeond two volumes, ie3io.
Gibbons decliae and fall of the Roman Empire.
Furgafon's Rome.
Rollins An,eut Hory ten vols. with maps and plates.
Hooes tranAation of Orlando Furow, from the ltaan'
Of Ludovieo Aroito, five vols, (calt gilt.
Revifed Code of Virginia Laws.
Debates of the Virginia Convention, on INC Oh
the Federal Conututlon.
Hening's New Virginia Jutfice.
Letters of Curtius by John Thompfon OF Petersburg
Letters of the Brittih Spy
Memoirs OF the Life, and Writings OF Or. Darwin.
Darwin's Temple of Nature.
An ex,epfive aler,mert Of EngliAl and Latin School
Books, BLANK account books, Playing Cards, Paper
Hangings, Stationary, &c. &c.
N. b. Book binding OF every de-
frp,ion done at horr notice and on reaionabe terms
FEBRUARY
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T O B E L E T,
FOR TERM OF YlEnRs,
ri o u N t E Il e L +,

FOR TENN OF YEAR,
III o u " T E Il 6 L E,
The beautiful CouNrRY-SEAT of the late Lord
Fairfax --containing
a BOUT swo hundred and twenty nine and
IA an half aces Of Land, bounded on one hde
BY Hunting Creek. Upon the Premlfes 'hcse is
every neceGary convenience reoaidte tor the &C,
cornmodatioa of gentsel family, viz. Maui.
son. Houfe, Kitchen, Laundry, Smoke Houte-
Stable and Carriage Houfe, a good Garden en-
clef.d. &c. P Gaihg all the advantages OF
moe dive sihed AMI cxtcodve Profpett, heslth'nei'
= -. 4ere ca as one OF the n1f dcGra5lc
. ices Of rsGsncs in tbs part of the country
Apply TO Eiiittiaas Herbert, Efq. Of this town,
or to the 81 fcrioer near Pdtuxcnt IRON works,
Prince Georges county, Maryland.
John Carlyle Herbert.
January is. law
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-25
Dr.. Raw/@s's Anti Bilious Pills,
or. Family PhYlic.

Th. extraordinary celebrity shefe pills have
gained, the uuiverfal demand for them and eaeem
of which they are held by medical men of the frR
emncnce, are fuficicnt Testimonials OF their in
triplic worth. In great col1s and ludden attacks
of difoders carly ute of thefc pills often pro-
duccs the happeR effects, and taken once in eight
or ten daysn cafes of mitigation, headachs, oiz-
ainels, pains in the fomach and bowels, dyfen-
tries, diareheas, drophes, &c. and liberal
ufe Of my anti bilious bittetsn the intermediate
time has relieved patients almoR to a miracle
Price IS cents box.