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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-02

with pooss or Shoes as well rs If they were on the
ipo:...-..A-thc 'eneth of the Boor.-.C-reurd the
CaH.-..B-te pitch 81 ditto...D-round the heel and
ep.,-E-round the iufer..G-acrofs the bail Of
the foot. Fix the heel aeaina aperpendicular, and
ieka knifcat tie cnd Of the great toeGet down in
figures tie number OF inches aud quarters in the dif
itrent meaiureS. January !. eptf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-02
Goat of GoDern.Hfnt.
SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES.

Dfba:r on tbr motion qf Ok. LOGAN for ka4,e
70 byhg in n biN 70 Gtlsead TIE commercial
inferron.f 5rtsveen tie United States and St.
Domingo.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-02
NEAL NELSON,
BOOT 81 SHOE .NANUF<ICIIJPEP
aAiN-srRErr, RICHMOND,

r. e AXES Roots s. Shoes
IFi, to any pattern or fah-
ion, equal in point Of MA
TEEihLs ana WoRKnAS
SNIP to any IN general ufe.
a. Imported Doors and
SaoEs, OF the frit Gualit,
and newell faihion, for fale
.'s Gentlemen at a diff
taiiee, who are dilpofed to
forward me- their meafure,
BY pay iis attention to the
aEi.extd CUT, can lie fttsi
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-16
IN SEMdTE. FNNF z


THE queition, to accept the report OF the
committee in grofs, in the difcuflion Of which
the members Of the minority did themfelves
immortal honor for the noble and fpirited
itand they made in defence Of the conititu-
ton, and the elective franchife of the people /;
the queltion to EfrEpt fbs rsPort, was carried,
as fellows -
7sss--MefirS HIT, MAYNARD, HILpRErH,
IANA, SMITH, Wills, MORTON, DEAN,
r. s, HowE, COFFIN, FREEMAN, CHILDs,
WooDMAN, SToRER, HUBBARD, ILsLFY, FAR
LEY, ULMER and FILLEBsowN-2O.
Ngy-Mefrs. OTIS, GORE, PHILLIPS.
(of S. SPOONER, BROOKS, TITCOMB,
HEARD, PHILLIPS (ofE.) DERBY, ROWE.
THuRSToN, HASTINGS, STAPKWEA-
THEIR, M'LELLAN, BLISS, EIGELOW
BRIGHAM, TOWN aud 3AIE-ls.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-16
T Uzole No. AS.

The fenators who oppofed the report, were
the hon. Meilrs. Blils, Otis, Gore, Philips,
starkweather, Brigham, Bigeiow, and Tit
comb.-Thofe who advocated il, Mehrs. Da.
na, Hill, Howe, &c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-16

The minority Of the Senate, On the que9-
tion to accept the report of the Joint commit.
tee, on the gubernAtorisl returns, this dry Of
fered to the Senate the following protcfi (
which they moved hould be entered on the
Journals
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-16
Legislature Of passaftusetts.

The following IS an outline of the debate IN
the Senate, on the motion of Mr.. Gore
which referred 10 the votes Of Hesborough.
Mr.. Gore moved that the votes for Caleb
Stoon, or Caleb Stron, as he was convinced
It was, fhould be taken from rhe column
of fcattering votes, and placed in the CO.
iumn of Caleb Strong.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-01
LOT OF GROUND.

With the improvements, containing in the
whole II feet front; now occupied by Ed
ward Wanton, Joseph Myers and Walter
Potter, The terms of sale, win be one half
IN hand, and the balance on the Ist day If
March next, secured by a note, negotiable
at the Bank of Virginia, with a good cndor4
ser.
MICAJAH CREW, Commissioner.
10th Mo. (Oct) II, 1906. It
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-01
Thirty Dollars Reward.
ESERTED from this place. on the ] 3th
IL inst EENJhMIN WILLS. a soldier

I ESERT TED from this place. on the ] Sth
~ inst. BENJAMIN WILLS, a sol der
of TIC, public guard, about thirty years of
age, about five feet eight inches high, 4; TX
hair and eyes. fair complexion, and very
large whiskers,: he is very We'll set man,
and has in his possession some clotl ing
whichhe received when the United StsGes'
army. 1t is Very probable he may hare
gone down to Suffolk as he has sonic rcls.
tons there, and moncv due him from them.
Also, DURHAM BRACh., who tle=ser
ted on the 9th inst. about twenty wars of
age, abut Ave feet inches high, blue eyes
and light hair, fair complexion the clo-
thing that he has taken with him is I'M
known; he is . native of North Caroiina
OF Granville county, and it is very pro5ar
bic he may have gone there as all his rsia.-
tons live there.
Also, THOMAS BENNETT, who LEFT
this place at the same time, about twenty.
three years Of age, dark complexion, about
i've feet six inches high, blue eyes and ligho
hair, carpenter BY trade, and came from
the county ofChesterheld, where all his rev
ations live, but it is uncertain whether he
will so there or not: he has taken with him
the uniform OF the guard and what other
clothing tits unknown. Any. person taking
up the said deserters and delivering them
to me or either OF the chicers of the said
suard, shall receive the above reward, or
for the delivery of either of them.
ALEX OiJApPTEp q p q
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-01
FOR RENT,

* ND possession given immedi
( a a,ely. me HOUSE and LOT, belonging =.
the es,a,e Of William Elliott. dec on The hill
near the Swan tavern The house is very con
venien; for : gcnreel family, witch a-gocd gar.
den, tr,otc house, &c. For terms apply to vii
lam III kim, or
ROBERT HYDE. Hct;ng
Executor a. I'm. Eiioff. dec
Richmond. Caobe. n. 1906 If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-01
s,,caod, "a. I'VE S.--f , '1rooRs.


.Aheam IF tranquilc, acam'd in tic West.
The storm OF the morning pursu'd us no
@r!- more,
And the wave. while It wclcom'i the mo-
ment DC rest, .-''-- Cwcrc DER.
Still heav'd rs rcmemb'ring the ills that
Screnely my heart took the hue of the hour,
Its passions were sleeping, were mute as
the dead, Ttheir power,
And the spirit becalm'd but remembered
AS the bipcw the force Of the gale that
was fed!
I thought of the DAYS, when to pleasure alone
NV heart ever granted a wish or sigh
When the saddest emotion my bosom had
known,
Was pity for those who were wiser than L.
felt how the pure, intellectual fire
In luxury leses its heavenly ray:
Now soon, in the ravishing cup Of desire,
The pearl of the soul may DC melted d
q way!
And Ipray'd tothat Spirit wholightcd the
fame,
That pleasure no mere might its purity
dim;
And that sullied but little, or brightly the
same,
might give back the gem had borrowed
from him
The thought was extatic! felt as if Hca-
v'n
Hedalready the wealth ofeternity shown !;
AS if, passion all chasten'd, and error for
giv'n,
~
! looll'd to the West, and the beautiful sky
Which morning had ciouded, was cloud
- SOM no snore-
"Oh thus" cxclaim'd "can Heavenly
Eve
"Shei light on the soul that was darken'd
before -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-01
r f NJ ov A L.

TT DABSEY has removed to the house CT
80 the Main Street. nearly oppo.i,e Mr.. J..
Darmsdati's and next door 10 M w. Nitohell's
brick building. Wnere he Offers for SALE a
general assortment of GROCERIES. on reason
able terms, der cash. or produce only.
sIIe n consignment of snuff in packages of
any SIZE, from IS TO go lbs. will be sold below
the usual price Of that article.
Richmond, Augus, II 1906. IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-01
FOR SALE,

O1gioaite the street leading 10 Col. Mayo's
Bridge.
20 ton Philadelphia iron assorted
90 ton Swedish ditto, square and Fat bars
German and blistcred steel
Spermaceti and Linseeu oils
Yellow core and white lead
window glass, s by 10and 10 by 1e
Patent shot By the bar and retail
Double and single f gun powder
Cut and wrought nails all sises
Cotton and wool cards, &c SIC.
We have still on hand few barrels good
cut derrines, and few thousand weight
Isle Of Wight Bacon-With general and
good assortment If GROCERIES.
RUSSELL * WALLACE.
October Il, 1906 Nv
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-01
EDUCA ZION.

THE Subscribcr's present engagement as 2
Tutor in he family of Dos George Evans,
oe Chesterfield county. win end on the lst day
of January next; ~ which time he would viii
linsIy listen 70 proposals. for establishing an A.
cacerly, or c-hcr public seminary in some ronu-
!ou7. heathfui and otheru'ise eligible neighbor,
hood in the sia;c cf Virginia.
His plan would embrace the following bran
ches of instruction. The C,eek. Lafia and En-.
yiis5 languages Syamr,aficai5--a regular con;cru.
'ive .-se Ct bisorieak readirS. accombanc! zp,,6
a k'i07rledge Of Geography and C5,crolggy--tbc
BsItes Lsiiyes, WITH careful peytsal ct roe best
AUTHORS, IN re TIRE, languages Aforementioned.
sriib VieJ, TO cYi:icisr. ana bosifonIyithrt
tic Bcat.tecpig, Surveying and f6e t-Gcticd,
branches Of tie VG;5emafics.
The talents Of the Subscriber, (euch as they
are) the attention wi,h which he has discharged
the various delicate and difficult duties Of = Tea.
cher, and the system he has pursucd with the
success attending IL, gre al sufficiently known
TO, and have happily met the appreciation
OF a great many respectable and competent
Judges, of literary merit in the ecstern and
middie parts of this State.
To thcse who know him not, he respectfully
asks permission TO say, that for the las, twenty
years OF his lie, be has labored, with sedulous
application and perseverance, 70 improve and
expand his own nind and the rnentai facul'ics
of others. and thas nc now, though with unaf-
fedei dif6dence, believes himself capable Of rem.
dcriFg pubic and permanent services 70 the youth
OF a country. in which he has spent more than
haH The number Of years he has lived, and The
usefulness Happiness and prosperity of the citi-
zens ID which country, he shall never cease to
pray for, and 70 The utmost of his abilities pro.
mote.
OF hirse!she hes said as nnnch as the occasioa
demanded. and ne eherishes hope it will not be
found that truth or propriety required him TO say
less.
Letters addressed to The subscriber. 10 be iefI
AZ Cole ville. or The Richmond Post Office, will
be dull attended 90. and should an engagement
be entered INTO before ,he 18Th Of January next,
public notice will be given thereof
James tombstone.
Chesterfielh COUNT. 18Th Sent 1906.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-01
REMOVAL.

T-BE Subscribers have renewed their COMvT
ING HOUSl., from the Main S:rcet to one
of David Suiioeh's Srol: Bpidings. the lower
end OF The B7son between the reuenien;s occu.
pic,i b. c and 7. Saunders, and Norvei,. What,
aud Eullcch-whcre the1 continue their purcha-
OF whea: - usual --TdeY a!so l,eepicr sale
regular supply Of Flour, Corn Meal, Honiny
and Bran.
Thomas and Amos Ladd.
10 Mo 81, 1896. IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-01
Vaiuabke Property Jor SAFE.

NY virtue of deed OF trust exc
g-s en,cd 70 US. by Peter l. Archer for the be-
relit Of John G Jefferson. will he SOLD. for
cash, on the premises, in ifc county OF Asa.ie,
the 24:h day &C November next, tl., palaa.
bic THA ACT OF LAND. called F.. i!afbcr
containing by estimation about $50 acres, with
more than one third unc'esreh, great par of
which is prime Tob1ooo la,d, laying on both
sides of The road wh.ch lads f.om pridesviie 20
Bevles bridge --sco. he following SLAVE,
Simon. Dilcly md Sier th,ec children. Leonard,
sam. John rhti Sukey and her three children
Davg, S'rira sod her two chidsen. Phoebe and
heT chidten, joe. Ton, Big, Tom, Bristol,
.uTrieg and her three children. or so much OF
the said properly eh-il De sufficient to satisfy
the purporc &c Sh- sad deed of trust The Gale
willconinue from day to day til it is completed.
a minute c-Acf;pticn of the many advantages
which would attend the purchase Of ;he afore.
said ffs Of land is rhoughs unnecessary. as IL is
imagined that these ,ncncd 10 purchase, will
view it and judge for themselves
JOSHUA CHAFFIN. ,
WILLIAM CASSgLs, S7ir.,ecs.
WILLIAM BENTLEY, }
Oa. 9Th, 1906. ids
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-01

n, ~ Gentlemen 7Oh0 hoid Sabscrib-
,ios e.tpvs for RE ne,o and iHlbyoved eaifion Of
FERGUSoN's LECTURES. lse5ic6 is req,y
fbrogg5 me ess) ne ye7uesfcd 70 fo,ua,d 10 rbfs
otFse, az e'ViJ as Possfbe. a E,f IF he nrpes al.
'eaay obfaineh TLs subscription wiH =. k;5 obea
TIL i6s vOk 70 pnJi,s6cd. Oaober q.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-01
1 7venty Dollars REWARD.
FOR taking UP and securing so that ges
= him him again,
l. Z w / S,

A very vallow negro man, about twcntys
one years of age, four feet eight or nine in
ches high, proportionably built, nothing no.
table III his countcnance or cpeech, had on
a short coat, overalls of nap't cotton,
and oznahurgs shirt he took eff no other
clothing known OF. He was bought from
The estate Of James White, of Buckingham,
near Ca-ira his mother belongs to Am.
brose White OF Hanover; his gsand-rnc-
Their lives with a Mrs. Gray in Richmond,
and his father belongs to . Doct Shore. in
or ret far from Petersburg, as ne says Ne
doubt he viii make for some Of those places
for refuge, but mostly suspect the latter,
where, in all probability, he wi'lendeavor to
get in some vessel, and thereby make his
escape. hereby forewarn all masters Of
vessels and others, from carrying off, OF
harboring the said slave, under the penalty
OF being dealt with as the law directs,
JAMES TUCKER.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-01

HE subscribers, brewers OF For
r ter and Ale. in philadelphia. defrous Of
extending the esnfumption % heir liqnor in
Richmond and The neighborius tovns, will afford
complete fupplY Of every article and al the 10.
formation neeensry Tor carrying on Porter Gel
lar, in the faid Place on receiving fuffieens feeu
rity for final payment. Application 70 be raade
to thenin Philadelphia. or o McGrs. Maemurdo
and Fiber.
p. Hare & Son.
AuguG 9th, tSo6. IAN.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-01
G O 0 D s:

ON Tuesday the 4th day or next mons.
" at the dwelling house Of the subscriber,
will be exposed TO public sale, variety Of
no USE HOLD e. KITCHEN EUR.VT-
TORE, also. a Wagon in good repair and
gears, and one or two horses, and two mich
cows
On Monday the 10Th day of the same
month on the premises, Will be sold or rent
cd, MY HOUSE, nearly opposite to Mr..
VIM. Roses, and situated on the main
street-unless privately rented or sold be-
fore that day. And at Hanover court y use,
on the first day Of the court in next
month, will be rented, the farm about two
miles distant from that place, called HIC-
KORY HILL, containing about 500 acres
of LAND, and having on it a convenient
dwelling ho1ise with rooms, and closes
and cellars, and ether convenient hchses,
and variety of choice fruit trees. The
terms of sale, or renting, viii be made
known on the several days, by
GEO. VIM. SMITH.
October IA, 1906.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-01

Belle-Meade, Oct Is, 1906. s sw
\ GREE ABLY to decree OF the Hus.,
4 tings court for the city OF Richmond,
WILL BE SOLD, to the highest bidder,
on the 9Th day of November next, for the
benefit of the legatces OF Samuel Couch, dec.
EIvE-r ~ L r-r, a.,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-01
TICKETS AND SHARES.
FOR SALE 4
G.. So X. WAITE's

U. 9 II. N III 2 S
TRULY FORTUNATE LorTERv.oFFIcEs.
40 ID - No. 50, 1fGiden-Laae Ner-1o.k.
AT SEVEN DOLLARS ZACH,
but WIZ advance as tfedTawiug approaches. Ry
enclosing Bank notes (post paid 10 G. & Il
WAITE. Tickets and Sha,es will be runaaay
returned by post. % any amount, AMI the ea,.ies,
advice sent TO adventures OF ,heir success. The
public arc requested to remark. that the draw.
ins of the New-York Lotteries is managed IN
soccrett manner, as not ~ he subieta 20 CT
r2r. The time OF drawing, and payrnen, of pr.
yes Is punetual and gua,cQfced by tho State lie
sisa'ure. Schemes at large enclosed with Tick.
elS The many Capital Prizes soia by G s, Y.
IN torrns Lotteries, (ists Of which viii also be
encosed) IL is presumed. WILDE an additional in-
tncement 10 distant adventurers 10 purchase of
them. 3n
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-01
M'CAY and COyVAN,

HAVE Just received ny he late arrival from,
y < London, n large and fashionable assortment
OF WATCHES, wrh variety &C Article, OF
JEWELLERY and SILVER WORK Al
SO, an assortment Of WATCH MAKERS
TOOLS and MATENI Al which with tn r.
former stock, renders ihcir assoumen, very &c.
neral-all Of which they offer at Inc lowest pr
oes. fer cash.
Richmond Oaober OH 1896 IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-02
Hahn'strue and genuine
CsrMln Carr PlaiAkr.

ninielIible remedy for corns, fpscdily remog-
Ing them, root and branch without giving pain.
The Genuine Peffan L0fioh.
So celebrated among til fa.hionaLle through
eus "aSope, "a an invaluable coffnetic, serleciiy
inrocrrs aad fiIe Z, (; from eorroiive and rspsl.
ert mipsrsl 0he baiso! other lotiona) aud Of AZ.
Pirsilclcd eideaeY in preventing and semoving
biesniAss IN the ace and kin, OF every kind :
psrtieulsrly ifeekies, PipPies, inhsmmatory red.
nefJ fsuTfs, teuers ring worms, fun burns.
PriesiS hsal %e'-The eeriian LOTION operates
ssldiS, without impeding that natural. inispfbls
PERTURBATION. which Is sgsntiaI to health We, It's
eiIsds arc fPcety and permanent, rendering the
Gis dcica,ely fcft and clear improving the com
plexion, and rsaoring the bloom Of youth--ne- :
yer isiiing to fender an ordinary eountenance
bsaotilul, and a handfome one more 10.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-02
F01r Dollars Per Aaaam. ..paidin cdvanee. ]
Valuable Medicines.

EJubLIC confidence has never been more d.
hoerateiy and firmly rcpofed, aud perhaps ID
no initanec more July, than il appears in the ef
heaey OF HAMILToN's WORM LoZRNCEs,
prepared aniiold, Wholesale and retail. bv Rren.
Aso Leg no. So, Maiden lane, New York.
!lnd IN Richmond. (only) at S. plcafaass' Print.
lag Office.
The proprietor has lately prefen.ed to the public
eye the setmnosy OF the Hon. A C. Hanfon,
Chancellor Of Maryland, the Rev. MIR. Molther,
and of other diftinsu!hcd and Respectable eharac-
ters. The following cafes, of more recent occur.
rsn;s,aEs now respectfully fubmitted. +.
So6y of a letter from J1r. Henry ickcyman, Brick.
Mysr, Magasias-styees, nsar Broaa.uay, .sfan.
"a. 1904.
srR-Ie would be ungratefuf were to with
hold my teaimony in favor of Hamiltsn's Worm
Dearoyins Lozenges- had been between FIVE
and liz years Pat much niiipoied. and latterly
oxen sornented with ievere gripping and pains OF
the bowels, troubled with ofcnGyc breath. and
with violent feserfh d:,, and other ohv;ous iymp.
toms OF worms; but frequently herring your
Worai Lozsngcs recommended in cafes fi.niiar 70
mile determined trialsof them as NV laf
rciource- The fri dofe evacuated Twelve or
Thirteen feet Of tape worm two other dofes were
taken which brought away aquantity Of matter
like broken kins and pieces OF worms I fuppofe
the tape warm, vOided 1t different times auft
have exceeded forty feet. ---rh he alnioa In.
credible bepsiit received from this medicine,
indaced ms to give dofe TO child Of mine who
was pining and 6ekly il produced the fame good
efeS in shisipa Rance, exPeliing worm of diff
fersat kind. from nine 10 twelve inches long, and
at the fame time reforiug good Rate VI health.
Iremain, Sir, yours, &c. s.5
HENRY AcXgRMAN.
TO Mr.. Richard Lee.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-02
Tie Reffarativs Poeoder far The
Teeth and Cams.
tTAYN's CRfJTJiNR RYE wATPR

HAANs GENUINE Eye WATER,
fovcrign remedy Tor all difeafes ct the eyes
whether the .aea benatural weakness or ofasei.
deot, fpesdiiy removing inaammations, deauei-
ons ofraeuui, doiinefs, itching and films on the
yes never falling to cdIe thoie mals6ies which,
fTeqsea:iy faeeeed tie fmaiI pox, rnesaes and re
veEs, snd wonderfully itrsngthsnicg 70 weak
hea'. Haaifsds have experienced is excellent
yIrlses WasH esssly GePiivsd Of fght.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-02
FoS SAFE as AEovE. .t
Ham;!tan'J E0encs and ExtraT Q,

Mulfard,
fate and eHc&ual remedy fer acute and
chronic Rhsumatifm, Gout, ftheumasic 0out,
Psfy, Lum5ago, Numbneis, White SwcIiiags,
Chiiblains, Sorains, sruifes, Pain inthe Face and
Neck, &G.o
osscE OF RRsvEHrfoN as WORTH a
POUND nr cuEE." -fts ~
For the prevention and ca1c.o Bilious and Ma.
Iignant Fevees i. reeommendcd-s
RlsbA's 4nti- Bfii0nf FIX.
The operation cfthcfe pill, is perfectly mild,
SO a. TO be uied with fafety by pesfons IN every
hsuatioD, and OF every age.
Ramiltca's Elixir,
A fovereign, remedy for Colds, obGinase
Coughs, Athna5 Sore Threats, aud CD prosch-
ing Confumptfons. tr
10 Parents whs may have children sfTlictcd witk
The Hopping Congb.
This d,feoyery is Of the 6ee msen,,ude. z, E
Affords Immediate relief, checks the progrsfs,
aad in hort time entirely removes the moh
crrci di!otder to which children are liable. The
Elixir is 70 p,.fe6fly sgr=clbIe, and the dole 60
small, that no difficulty arifcs in takipgi,.
From LUTHER hfARTAirJ. efq. attorney sc
neral OF tie fate ef Maryland
SENrLEMeN--Ieom comply with Yosr reqaef in
Rating nay opinion 81. Haaaiitons Elixir. 4, has
b.en ufed ia ny family Tor two or three wears
pat with nailorm facets, whenever colds,
sP'shs or Gasilar mPsints have rendered me di-
c'"e ne1cEary. have mylelf found il an excel
i-uf and agreeable remedy for q very painful and
tfsb5.etonaa Affection OF the breaft, accom- panied
with iorcrsfs, and with obaruaed and difficult
.brakrSiag
3h taeie accoun,s,I do not hs6tase TO recon-
n'eod Hsnilton's Eiixir as a valuable medicine
and detcsving public attention.
LUTHER MARTIN.
f5AfTIT TOME
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-02
HAMlLToN's
Grand ReGorative.

is recoTranfndc az an invaluable medicine for
the 'Peed7 relief and permanent cure OF the yafi-
ore complaints which reIult from diilipa,ed plea.
fares in climates
uliaTogra5ie to the conftsution 1.-The ininiode"
ratsuic of tea--freqrent intoxieation, or any o.
thsf deitruetivc incompetence unlliliul or
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NORFOLK, April %.

Arrived. ship Dumtries, Beard from
London.
LIEF. there the ship Shephsrdess, Wills,
70 sailinll days Herculus, Dodsworth,
dlschafging Suffolk, Bryant, destination
nnknown. The Planter, Moore. was TO
have sailed from New Castle for llr@
York, the 5th OF March. March r, in lat.
4s, long, IL, spoke schooner Ann and
Margaret, from Malaga bound to Atona-
April II, lat. rs6. long. 63, was boarded BY
rhc British ship Leander Of 50 guns, srfas-
I'd politely, X h, lar, Sc, 27, long. IS,
ship Argo, of and bound to Boston, Is
days from Trinidad, goth, lat. Sc, So.
.iong.7o, brig Experimsnt, IS days from
Guadalupe, bougd 10 Philadelphia.
4 Ship William Pcnn, WATSON, So days
from Nantes.
On his passage captain W. experienced
Avery heavy gale Of wind, which thrsw the
ship on her sesm esds, and compelled him
10 cut away he tnizen mast. Lett there
briggs Orient, Jenny OF New York, dis.
charging Polly, -, Of dito, to sail in
s few days. @
Tho brig Hannah, Crane, from New
Orleans to Philadelphia, is cas-. away en-
the Cuba shore, and of l3l hsgsheads OF
sugar only so were saved, which
were put on board of a Spanish schooner
shat has been sent into New Proyidrnce.
The vessel is totally lost.