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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-04
Mechanic Relief s..

THE members Of the above s..
~ will piesis TO obieiye that Na,.t sotf
meeting will be held at ]. Hodskin.s NV, ss.''f
Wednesday the sth February, at 6 o,.ls sl1 4
the evening. N'0Sk
], Y. THOMAS, Seer,
n Punanal attendance is requeae ;. z.
nets Of importance will be before the Socs J, ~
February 8. IVY
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-04
DR.. PawGon's Itch Ointment.

A certain and fate application for that diia-
grccable complaint called the AlGH. Sfice AZ
cents box.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-04
February 8.
STOP THE THIEF.

Or Tba1|a4y aigbt. TIE 9ts IF Januay s& ua
tekrn oat efmy FABLE, >aboaf , or s ststE,
A BAY MARE,
L1GUR years old next ipring, about IsnA
J. an half hands high, rough lhod beton
fnip on the end of her nofe rubbed with ih'wg.
gon gear, and think one Of her hind feet sEts,
has large ears. ] will giveFIVE DOLLARS
for the Mare, if taken ten miles from hOnsi
Ten, if 90; or TWENTY for tie M2:ad
Thief, if convicted 70 as to be brought TO co.,.
dign punihment, and all rsafonable cxpsncsa
taken at greater difance.
John Ball, fen.
Alexandria County, Dit. Col.
February 3. J DOT
". B. The Mare was feen in Poa,aloT o.
the thief, crofing Wafhingson's Ferry thenISl'
fhe wss folen.
e He faolcriher wiIIren, the houle OF fa'Iln
{ Rreet, near Duke ftreet, lately occupies y
Mr.. James H. .Hooe. Apply to Mt. la'
-Taeker.-As lome perfon has reported ha' "
houie is liable for back rents, he following Ca
tiicAte, from Mr.. Nathaniel c. Hunter 'n
oosinsl proprietor of the lct) who isatS Tvs
honfe and lot TO me en- an annual sreV,.o. ,'"'
proves, that there is no truth in toe Rh F"
Port.
Stephen Cooke.
69 j hereby acknowledge, Q have 'se'l'.
the ground. rents due On lot, 10 me OWN :,
Iexandria, en- Fairfax frce., lsafed 81 NC n.S
Dr.. Stephen Cooke, Up to the Sd day Oh f'""
AIRY 1905. ->,rrp
October /, 1906. dec. Io) Law
A NEW NOVEL.
inf Publ;@ed, BY lotion and S7EVAS'
and far Sale, at their SIRE
fPalcE ONE DOLLAR IS CEST"j
Fleetwood.
he New MAN OF FEELl'"
By WILLIAM GOWN
sep,ember IS.
This day IS PlbI5|9S@' p,,s
IN for Sale at ROBERT GRAf'
store, andT OFFICE
ipecs twenty-five cENrs''
AN ABSTRACT
OF AN
A P O L O y ! ,.a.n
For Renou,seamg the }lt'''S'''"
or TIE ivy
SYNOD OF KENIOoN''
BEING oocpEL,
Il Conpendiious Vesv Of the g ~,
AND REMARKS ON tn 'Tu
CONFESSION OF "a ht5a,5
NJ " v Nspe,, H sstsn ". sloas, J'bs 1s..
r1arIrT SN0;YDEH
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-04
Notice is heleby Given

10 LII Wy JlVen. 81
TNiAT | ihsll apply to the hcno,,b,.
l. Circuit CcuFtior the diiln6 CT CoIps,ss
at their next feGien ia tic Town of al,,,.!s
for leave to creft FERRY from the A,,'
efasc to the vicinity OF twenty fxtb a,,,td a
the City Of Wilmington. 20
c. W. P. culis.
Arlington Houfe, I
gift Jan. ! [Feh. 81 q
DiRrsa of Columbia, to wit:
yK7HEKEAS WNliam Reed hath, Nv j.
Wy petition in writing, applied to III. h.
Nicholas Fi.zhugb, enc Of the aliiAant ipt's
OF the circuit court Of the dieria Of CONN.,
to be admitted to the benefit of the a,t OF e.,
greis for the relief of infolyent debtors VIII
the diftfiet aforefaid, and has Hated sh.r.p n
he is in actual confinement in the Jail hocrd,s
Alexandra couoty at the luit OF Samuel Coor.,
tule Of George Luekel and beng unable to n
charge the fad claim with Others agaioa h,n
has offered 10 deliver up TO the NE Of b, r..
ditors, all his property, real, ps,fonal, OF mixed
Nofiee is tberefsre given to the cteditonot Nh.
fad William Reed, that on, Friday The 7h ,a
sr 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at The cou,abp,l,
in Alexandria, the cath CT an infolyen, dsDo,
will be adminifercd to the faid William Red
and a ,rufee appointed agreeable to the isic ID
of Congreis, unlefs caufe be then and there G,yr
to the contrary.
BY order of the hon. Nicholas FtatsA
sGllant judge of the circuit court Of {.
diRriet of Columbia, this Sd day Of h.
bruary, 1905.
G. Deneale, c. c.
Eebruayv {,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-04
October 40.

A Negro Woman, who is an ex-
ceilent hovic icrvant. with her two Children
the one .,ale, the other female.
Enquire OF the Printer.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-04
VALUABLE FAMILY
MEDICINES.

Inf received direct from the Patentees, and
r @ r SHE BIZ
JAMES KENNEDY, Jun.
DRUGGIST;
The following Valuable Medicines:
Or. Rawjon's Ants-Bllgous anG
StomacAeL BatteYS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-25

~. 81 &C. raals:7s a fa..;iae appropriation
tows.,!s comp Gazing INC iols'l @n5 OF the eapl.
lot, az tie eny OF Watlin8:pH.
a. An att further TO 4.lcf aad e&ablIh Ger.
tain pcR roads,, ala Tor oshcf qarpoies.
A.. An det 70 regulate -i'- TX inc compenfl:
tion OF clerks, and III oihef pnrpoies.
As. an act TO provide iof tic aalIsnent IF
titles OF lands IN th5 to~n on D;so;t ana letIlo.
ry OF Michigan, and tor oincf ,u!poies.
46. An 81 msklns prcvsiioa tof taa compen.
lat.on If WHITES ~,lo attended !ac tslal OF The
inpeacRmrDG OF oan:ueI Cn@ic.
At. Aa acs supplementary 10 the act, entitled
" kin ACT Tor aiccItaIn.is aid a~juAing the titles
and csns 10 land wualu inr ,enuoIy Oh Or.
leans AMI the csariCt OF Louroi4na."
A8. An aca let foieiy.ns NE Perts and har,
bois vi the United state, a4a sol. building Gun.
boats.
40. An act to amend 10 the c2lss theIein men.
ticneu, TIC " Act 70 rsSaiaie lie celeetloa, Of
dunes On impcf;s and tonnase. ~
90. An act IN addition to an act, ,ihtis1Isl
+" An act regulating me grams OF iaad ana pro.
vldlng ief the uippaai o. tbe lands ef the Unltcd
states, fQptl OF the rate OF lcnaeiee.''
81. An act regulating the clalins TO land in
the lgdIapa territory, anI a4tc OF ONO.
81. An act in aduiti5n 20 a, 4ct .upplemen,a,
~ TO an acs providing tor lisga! peace cgaOlih,
lent.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-25
BY THIS DAYS MAIL.
NEW YORK, April II.

Although the London papers received
at the Office of the Mere camille Advert.
ser by ths ship Alexander, captain Vose,
are not SO late as those racsissd faw DAYS
age at Baltinere, belag only TO the 25th
OF February, inclusive yet they ceataia
some articles OF considerable interest which
have hitherto remained uusoticed. We
this morning lay them before our rea-
dcrs.
Captaia Vose informs Us, That on the 9TH
of March, in lat. 40, long IL, he spoke
British frlgate, then cut TWO days from
Plymouth, by whom ne was assured that
tia British had captured 6ess from Brcss
consisting of aine sail Of the line and the
captain of The friga,e received this account
from the cutter which had been dispatched
with the intelligence, and which arrived
a, Plymouth as he was taking MS dcpar-
ture.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-25

At that place, and It fruck me that if a cargo Of
that article was tent to them on account OF our
annaity, it wolla be received with gratituds,
and be agreat favins TO the United States;
therefore purchalsd acsrgo Of about y, 900 ouih-
Ella, at Malta, which colt, with charges, about
1000 doltars, AID fcnt it to Algiefs with apra-
per letter on rhs occaiion and am happy TO IN
torm you that it arrived in good time, and i"
line order, and was more valuable as 1t relates
10. the United States, than cargo OF money
you'd have been at that time. 1t was received
as intended, a, a proof of fr,endfhlp and an evi.
aence Of good faith and will settle our accounts
for one year at leaR.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-25
Lo1lln, Febr1lar4.24.

The American ship Rising San, captaa
~ ausSo, n-r;~~d as Dover !r~ua Anastsr-
dam, brings the imPortast Intelligence,
that On Tuesday last whea that snip left
Hollsad, there were seven sail OF the line
of Duteh .raea of war III the Nleu dep,
ready for sea IN 4 NON 5nts warning.
The transports which were lately lad uP,
are also refttiug at Amsterdam with all
possible expedi.ioa, aud they are ordered
20 proceed to tas Heldcr TO take on board
troops: Th. destination OF this anna
rnsa. is kept profound secret for the pre-
cent.
We uai.-s.ss,. that the chancellor OF
the exchequsr has written letter to the
governor of the bsak, desiring the opinion
Of that body what would be the probable
efectofraisng the property TAX from seven
to ten per cent and also, what would be
the probable effect of applying SENS pars
of the sinking fund to the payment OF the
inseras, OF new lean. 1t is ProPsrto add
however, that sovstnmeSt have not resolv'
ed on sither Of these measures; and the
chancellor Of the sxchequer's letter states
that tisy will 40, be adopted without very,
mature considerstiono
Government have received advice 'oa'
the French emperor has issued an lns'fu'
n,rris, unds. his siga manuel, dated ITO"
his palace a, Sc. Cloud, by which he mas
formally deposed the king of Naples, IN
ncarly the following terms:
ave, Napoleon, by the grase OF oo''
emperor Of the Freaeh aud king OF i'ay'
&c. for divers weightp and sualcieat csu''
es, ourselves sheTsunso specially moV'7g'
do hereby ard f,snceforth, solc"say depo''
frem ihe throne aad other soFsTeiga Az
thorisies of his ancestors, ferdlaaso' "e
king sf she I've Sicilies, and from al =.
whieh princely titles and dgnis'es ne n ;.I
virtue of this instrument and our la'p'.
will and mandate, and pleasure, ioreys.
removed and deposed accordingly. 1V'A
under our hand aud imperia! sIgnes' s''
The Hsmeurgh mail WHICH was duo yss
terdav arrived this morning Fhe eou.s
Of St. pe,ersbargh and Constan.nopls nav ~
not been slow ia seeing the dagger WV.
watch they were threatened by the enS's.
meut of Napoleon to furnish 10 the cn'p,
ror of Austria an indemnify ia the e.''
for the possessions of which he has d'P,rJ
ed him ia Germany. They have re'sT ..a
for nine years to come, the treaty o'.a
them, which vas on the point OF sS2'"''
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-25
Fran the PHILADELPHIA Gazette.
EXTRACTS

From the docameat respecting the afrl-
cation Of tlane l Garsnelh, ex,bashaw OF
IrlPoia.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-20
Household 6 Kitchen Eu'nature,
CONSISTING OF

LFGANT mahogany Bedstca<ls, Chairs,
FL Tables, Sofas, elegant Brusseil'a Carpet
ing, great deal Of which is new, Curtains,
Beds, Mattresses and Bed Furniture, all iinisi,-
ed IN the newest fashion, some elegant Bath
Stoves, two English Carriages, with Harness
fer four horses, finished III the newest fashion,
and other articles Of Sadierv-Also, ,quanti-
ty OF elegant cut and pi4ip Glass, 8 large
quantity of empty Porter, and Stone Bottles,
Garden UtcnsiIs eff all kinds, and, eventually,
several dozen of English Brown Stout, Aie,
and Wines Of different kiad, and Liquors.
The sale to commerce at IL O'Clock in the
forenoon, if fair, il not the next fair day, and
to continue from day to day TIL al is sold.---
Terms made known at tine and place OF sale.
October IS. dis
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-20
A MILLER WANTED.

One who can come we'll recommended will
find employment by applying to the subscriber
in Alexandria. E, JANNEY.
9th mo- goth, 1906
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-20
No. 1888.
PUBLIC SALE.

DY virtue of deed of trust from Daniel
- M'Carty, ESQ. to the subscriber, mace
for the purpose Of securing the payment of a
debt due from the said Daniel M'Carty to, Ro-
beyt I. Hooe & Co. of Alexandra, will be,
exposed 10 public sale on the .Ejleenih day Of
November ne1t, to the highest bidder, for
ready money,
A Tract or Parcel OF Land,
Situated in the county Of Fairfax, en- tic Wa
ters Of Accotink, commonly called tie Ncrnt
.4ir Tract, containing between SIX. and seven
hundred acres, together with Tic buildings and
improvements thereorr-it being the tract OF
land wherein the Said Daniel M'Carty hath
for some time past resided. The sale vii
take place at tie DWELLING house CT the suits
Daniel M'Carty, On the said premises.
Thomas Swarm, Trustee.
October Q, dts
~ The above iaIc is postponed
until 7dwJdW the 23d Of November,
On which d~y it &iII certainly talc
place, or the terms and at tic place
snentidned in the foregoing advel tile
ment.
Thomas Smann, Iiultee.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-20
Sale at Auction.

On MONDAY, the third day OF November,
will be sold, at pubic auction, at the house
of his Britannia majesty's envoy extracrdi-
nary and minister pienipotentiary to the u
nited States, in the city of Washington, ali
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-20
FOR SALE,

a WING, strong, and hearty NEGRO
"o4zA.N, with Female Child at her
MI ~ She IS honest and sober, an excellent
h N.Y., and lroner, good cook, and extreme
tla n%iay about house, and lively and indus
rer ~ about any kind of work, is good spin
Se.s oa1 has an saatudent tongue; for which
poSsa Sne IS to be sold.--She is not to be dis
Der. u At distance unless she consents
A., Enquire eJftls Printer.
Sas nGy Be led sg triss
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-05
NASHVILLE, Oct. 4.

On Saturday the 9th ult. Col AARON
BURR, late Vice-President or the United
States, partooA OF a dinner given him by
the most respectable citizens of this town
and its vicinity, at Talbot's Hotel.
Cal Burr, i'll n S usual ease and elegance
of address, appeared quite happy and ali
the company present appeared much de-
lighted with his presence.
NJ ;nyeiegant and appropriate toasts were
dram; and some elegant songs were sung,
attended with martial music The follow
ing toasts were drank while Col Bur-. was
present. Gen. T. Overton, President, Gen.
]. Robertson, Vicc-President.
1. The rising greatness O. the State of
Tennessee.
.. The friend, and friends of the state of
Tennessee.
By Gen. Robertson.
8. The Federal Constitution, MAY it be
supported by the citizens of the United
States
By COL Hays.
4. The Navy of the Uuited States.
By Maj. NcRea.
S. The Army of the United States.
By Gen. CUerton.
6. Millions for defence, not cent for tri-
butte.
BY Gen. jackson.
z. The union of all honest men.
By Maj. ". p. anderson.
8. The Cumberland College.
By Dr. Die son.
9. The ninth Congress the United states,
Who have made soample provision for the
education of our children.
By Gen. Johnston.
10. Stephen r. Bradley.
By Gem Robertson
II. For our rights, IT'S right to fight
BIZ G. NJ Deaderick
- Whatever difference of opinion sub
sists among us, May it never impair our
dignity.
By Dir. Renncn
Here Cal. Barr retired to his room,
when the following toasts were drank:
IS. Col. AARON BURR
By Gen. Overton.
Ia. The American Fair
By Caft. Coleman.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-05
SALE OF LAND.

The following tracts of LAND, to wit:
one containing 800 acres, situate in the coun-
ty Of Louisa, known by tic name OF Tur-
ner's, formerly the property of John Mitch,
adjoining the lands of Anthony Winston, J.
Amber, Samuel Waddy, Sr. and George
Davis, and is about nine miles below the
courthouse. This land is well adapted for
the culture of corn, wheat and tobacco, on
which are improvements suitable for d fss-
mily, with as good spring OF water as any
in the county. Any person disposed to pur-
chase viii be shewn the premises on appll-
cation TO Mr.. John Waddy who lives adions-
ing, or the subscriber III Richmond. Tho
terms of the Louisa Lend, is one third in
months, one third in months thereafter,
and the other third in six months thereof
ter. 1t viii be Sold privately at any time
between this and November Louisa court
next, il not sold before that time, then and
at the said courthouse, it viii be Sold as
public Sale by Mr.. John Waddy of said
county, or the subscriber in Richmond.
ALSO, one other tract in the county o2
Hanover, containing 125 acres, about three
miles from Newcastle, and adjoining capt.
Robert King, on the main road leading from
Richmond to Blackwells Neck. Terms of
sale will be six months for one half, and tho
other half in six months thereafter. This
Land will be shew by the subscriber. Ap
proved security will be required.
WADDY TURNER,
.Igent .for the Legatees Of
NATHL. TURNER, Dee.
October 90, 1906. At
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-05
WASHINGTON CITY, Oct. 20.

The latest information from the westward
is contained in letters from Governor Ciai-
borne dated the 18th of Sept. At that time
Gov. Claiborne was about seventy miles
from Nachitochcs, occupied in organizing
the militia, on whose part there appeared
to be general readiness to turn out, even
among the French inhabitants. No change
had taken place in the situation of the troops
on either side. Gov. Errara was still dan
gerously iii his forces had been consider
ably diminished by disease, and the grea-
ter part of the horses had been sent beyond
the Sabine for forage. Gov. Claiborne had
held an interesting talk with the chief of
the Caddeux tribe of Indians, and had as
ccrtained their disposition to remain ncu-
tral.-.Mat. MfeiHgencer.
The Jockey Club races, which commence
edyesterday, were unusually interesting from
the number of celebrated horses which en-
tered the course. Five run, viz. General
Ridgley's Oscar, Mr.. Tayloe's rop-Gallant,
Mr. Bonds First Consul, Mr.. Edelia's Flo
retta, and Mr. Browns Mare. OF the three
heats run, Tcp-Ga!lant gained the first, and
Floretta the second and third.
And this day the purse was won by Gene
raj Ridgley's bay horse Post Boy, beating
Sally Mailer, Cut and Come Again, Dam
sci, and Paragon. (the ) mile heatsl
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-05
Gloucester Low Gromas.
FOR SALE.

ON the premises, the second day of ia
~ nuary, 1907, a TRACT of LAND, w.
ing on a branch of Severn River, in the
COUNT Of Gloucester, containing by estime-
ton 348 acres about one hundred of which
are cleared and very fertile, the remains
der, well covered with oak and pine of q
superior quality. The oak timber (which
is most abundant) is supposed, by all ac.
quainted with the land, TO he the best, ia
this part of the country, either for slaves,
or ship building. From the timber alone,
nett sum may be made, equal to the pur-
chase money On the premises are a dwell
ling house, commodious quarter and large
barn, all in good repair, likewise, corn
house and stable.
no situation possesses greater advantages
than this. The neighborhood, good orc,
and Severn River, Justly ranking among
the first, for FISH and oysters, at your door.
Should tho purchaser be inclined to add to
his tract, he may do it, mos probably in
what quantities. he may think proper, as
two tracts Of land adjoining, win in a short
time be divided among several legatecs
Persons wishing tn view the land, will
apply tn MIR. STERLING SEAwELL, on
the premises, on 90 the subscriber residing
III the neighborbood.
Terms Of sale VIII be made known on
the day, and viii be as accommodating rs
E1ssiblc JOHN 3. SEAWELL, Ex'r.
y. j. The above lapd sold by direction
OF the VIII OF John Seawcli, dec
CIV IBIS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-05
EDUCATION.


THE subscriber respectfully informs tho.
L public, that he will continue his
School at his house in the lower end of
Alb.marl0 county, where he teaches the
Greek and Latin languages, the EnFlish
hn@Rage GrammaicaDy, Comho8ii1n, and
the KWdimcntS OF the Mathematics.
His price for boarding and tuition, where
scholars iEd their own beds and furniture,
is twcnty-cight pounds for ten months, enc
third in advance, the balance at the e,si,i-
ration Of the tcrm--Two months of the
year, May and October, are allowed as va
cation. Where washing and mcnding are
done, his price is thirty-two pennds, terms
IS above--For tuition alone his price is
eight pounds one half in advance, the ba-
lance at the end of six months.
Parents who place their children under
his instruction, may vest assured, that pa.
ticuar attention win be paid 20 their nc
rails, and every assistance afforded TO pro-
mote their learning.
To accommodatc parents who feel dis
posed - ed1catc their daughters, ] wcu,d
5oard SIX or eight little girls.
JAMES G.. WADDII..
October 7th, 1905. Eur
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-05
Foa rAs glecix!d 4aeus.


HOW lard weui,l 1c Coiumbia'S fate,
Shouid Russia's cid arrive too lace,
10 save Old England from the blow,
AIMED at her by der deadly foe !
Cor FraDcc VII chen rule an the world,
Zach monarch from his throne be hurid,
Republics into Kingdoms tui1i'd,
And rights OF man forever spuln'd!
Sens o. Columbia, Britain Join,
Let ak t',c world gaiTist France combine ;
hat brit.iin still may rule the seas,
And cen with us do what She please.
Let her our seamen press or Kill:
Our wish the Shoner shell fulfil
The sooner break down Gallo pow'r,
Her casn and commerce on us shown,
And titles give TO our well-born,
30 long from these dear objects torn,
BY revolutions direful force,
And independence hated course.
Repentant all should now return,
For reconciliation burn.
And by their well fought battles provo,
With what sincerity they love;
dow much they hate that cursed day,
When from allegiance led astray,
They dared resist their Sovereign's will,
Siaughtering his troops at Bunker's-HilI -
The glorious task let them perform
And joining .3ritons Paris storm;
Shelving how far Columbia goes,
Beyond all Frances former foes
Let Swedes, let Russ, nav all beside,
Leave Britain and from Gallia hide.
Columbia will more glory gain,
She II conquer France, and humble Spain.S
Or, duteous to her fainting mother fly,
On her cxpirin:; bosom with her die.
hLCIBiADES on PEGASUS.
Hanover, Oct. 29th, 1906.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-05
NORFOLK.Oct %

Our Town was alarmed on Monday
night by the cry of FIRE ; it appearedto be oc-
casioned by quantity Of lime, which had
been incautiously stored in Warehouse
on Maxwcll's wharf. We are happy to
State that it was got under without any
damage worth notice
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-05
James Fisher,

Has Just received from the dEqnuf4cforv
Of Bell, Hastings and Fisher, a con-
signment Of
Flame IS and Coatings,
Which he will sell considerably under the
usual wholesale advance, by the bale or
single piece.
Richmond, Oct, 31st, 1906. 4t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-05
EUROPE.

Like desterate and into1icatede aBbIers,
the n,0narchs u Eur0he, are a5opt 10 re-
engage m actiVe 7vqr. CHtPLEs Fox b6s
retired from Me Meatrc Qfhamaa madness
Jnst IN time 10 escafe a harticiha:f2n in the
shame and ignominy qffhe cafostr3hhe, md
ieft ms country zoithont an eguai in ercat-
ncss Of mind o. in fitness 10 concentrakcfhe
confidence Tchfch is ai7vays attracted an. re-
hellcd IN frc-e0IiAent taieRts. In the ca
bate and intrfgues Of on aristocracv or 0F-
.Sarchy, me genius and talents, the fn1lehe7-
detice, saSqcity and frmncss Of characfeI.
qchich rendered Cbaries Far fhe first man
IF his country ia. fact, al1vqys reriered him
6nf Secondaryfn fret md IN fo7ver, ~ men
Toho 7cere 10 him interim in e1cyv human
endowment and guaiifcafion. II zyqs IN,
seasoNs II great f'iai, zpisn the c.cigeuc,
became too mighty far fhe fce5lc h57oers If
a cerrHhf gDpernmeHt, u it's serUfie ,,,e. ,.,l.
menfs, thu the diSRcyed crca,nres oT :,
court and amidqt Indignant Drvynurs lint
an obuscd hsohie i2oked around and s9qy
IN nm such man as 7Das cqicgI1feJ N
sdUe sinking nation, md 10 restorc ord, :.
and regimen IL a sfdfr disordcred epeo A.,
The crcsss Of hcafh--aud - conso}yy,,e 5y
oisdoD,. eHerey md c29~qre. tfc crAac;,jcs
and Me confidence ETA nation dripcn 6v t6e
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-05

TIL subscriber practises the Law in the
Court Of Appcals-th Superior Courts
Of Chsncery, and Common Law, for tho
Bichmond District-and in the Federal
Court VIM. w. HENING
Richmond, 1906. WIN