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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-16
roR sAhx AS AB5vE,
Hamiltan's EDenee and Emfral7 eft
MyporJ

A fate and effe4ual remedy for acute and
chronic Rheumstifm, Govt, Rheumatic oout.
PaIsY, Lunibago, Numhpefs, Whise SweIiinRs.
chilbiain., sprains, Bruiiey Pain in the Face aud
Neck, sc.
AN OUNCE OF PREvENTuoN II WORTH A
POUND OF CURE
For the prevention and cure OF Bilious and RIA.
Iigpant Feversi. recommended
Habn's AnH-Bilious piH.
The operation of thcGe pills is perfectly mild
10 as to be uied with fafety by pssfons in every
dtuation, and of every age.
Hamilton's Elixir,
A fovereign remedy for Colds, obflinate
Coughs, Aithma5 Sore Threats, and approach
ing Coniumption..
To Parents whs may have children sflia ed with
The Hopping Coxgb.
TIN difcoyery is OF the G-ft ma nitudo, a. IL
affords immediate relief, checks the proeref..
and IN fhort time entirely remsvas the mof
cruel diiordcr 90 which children arc liable The
Hlixir is 70 perfectly Agreeable, and the dofc 10
small, that no difficulty aries in tskipgit.
From LUTHER MARTAiN, efq. attorney &c
neral OF the Rate sf Msryland
CENrLHhkN-i comply with yoxr reeueh in
~ating my opinion OF Ramiiron's Elixir. Il has
been uied liz my family for two or three wear.
Pam with unifotm futcefs, whenever colds,
coughs or fimilar complaints have rendered nedi-
cine neeefIary. I have my felf found il an excel.
lent and agreeable remedy for very painful and
troubteionse affection of the breaa accompanied
with ioreuefs, and with obitruetcd and dif5euIt
breathing.
On tnese accounts, do not hsiisare to recon,-
mend Haniiton's Elixir a, a valuable medicine
and deterving public attention.
LUrHER MARTIN.
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Sales at Auction.

THE sale of the Lot as described below.
having BEEN unavoidati; postponed, as here
tofofe advertised, will be sold. po,i'iyely without
reserve, on the premises, the 21s, inst. Wednes.
day, az IL o'clock. NJ. on an approved endors
Cd negoc'ao'c no'e a. 8 Eoa,hs-1hat beautiful
and truly valuable L or. known by the No $40
and adjoining the ots in front of the residence
Of William Hay eeeaire
Prosser * Moncurc. v. m.
Richmond. HAY 6.h 1906 ids
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SANS-CULOTTES.

sel,eyed to be inferior to no
stallion in Virginia, in
poiHs of form and sGion,
and the beauty ofhisstoole.
wi'l sand this seassa in,
or near FaLAyille, and wiz
be let 30 faayss at Tea
Doll r,-,-.It. ..f -. -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-16
HAMiLTON'S
Grand ReRoratfve,

Is recommended as III Invaluable medicine for
'he 'Peedy relief and permanent cure OF The vali-
ous complaints which reiuls from ,diiipatcd plea
climates
unfavourable 70 the contribution the imnode-
rate ufs of tea-frequent intoxicstion, or any O.
Their detruaive in,empsranee-ths unkilsul or
extenfive ufe OF mereury-the difeaies peculiar
to females at certain period of Iite--bsd lyires
in, sc. - 81
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-16
II. Heyes @ Go.
Er'er. g. :G:.s.,is:. Of S. Coueh.

II. Hcwes @ Go.
HAyE for Sale at their Store, next door to
4 i Messrs, Shapard 8. Lucke's. opposite the
Market, Richmond, an assortment of
Groceries. and other Articles,
Which they will dispose of a, the loves, prices
tor cash or country produce. Among which
arc, Jamaica and Antigua Rnr. old aud very
superior Cogniac Brandy. Loaf and Brown Sc.
gar. Coffee, Chocolate Imperial. Hysou Hyson
Skin, and Young Hyson Tea; Port and Sherry
Wine, Honey. Molasses, Figs. Natmegs, Mace,
Cloves Cinnamon. Alspice. Pepper, Fig Blue.
Sssrch, Soap Candies, Salt; T ubs in se,s s.c. &c
Richmond, Feb 10TH 1856.
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Notice.

TINS Copartncrship heretofore existing be.
tween the subscribers in the Tanning Eusi-
ness in Cartersvie, carried on under the firm of
WILLIAM HAMI.Y & Co was dissolved ON
the 6rst instant. All persons having claims a.
gainst said concern, may receive Immediate pay
rnent by applying TO John i Edward Cunning.
ham--and all persons indebted thereto will please
call them and discharge their respective debts,
they alone being authorised to settle the business
OF said concern, and to dispose of The stock OF
leather remaining on hand, which will be sold on
moderate terms for prompt payment only.
WILLIAM Handy.
JeHN & ED. CunsIHcHAM.
Gainesville, April IS, 1906. 8,'
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In two sarge octave voiumes--in boards, price
to subscribers four dollars and haf--snd Z,
non subscribers FIVE dollars.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-16

L..
oy the FIRST of July. Pastussse gratis. b., We.
responsibility for accidents He VAS ros no
Ola Seler. dam by the imported horss lisdlsy.
grandam By feaynousht.
wot April 10, 1906;
Jast f'ntGsbsd mad Jot ss7lc az tbs 0lfee
BROOKES's
GENERAL. g AzETTEER Ts.pRoyRD.
Or, NV AND coNPExprous
GEOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY.
coNTAINlNs
II description IF The Empires, K;nedom,.
Sfatcs, Provinces. Cities. 7oars, Ror;s'
Seas, Har6oars, Rivers, Lakes, Noun.
fains, Ccfss, .5e.
IN THE KSOWN WORLD.
Nm the Government Casfons, Manners.
and Refigsou ef NE Iusabttaafs.
Illustrated by eight Maps, neatly executed.
oRESINALLY wRrTTEN
BY X. BROOKES, NJ. d,
fhe first american edition I, ON ME hrtesr
Earohfen, zDi.k graz additions and I'M
firovfmTnss IN foe'y tart.
inst Reeoiped and foy Sale a, hi, o6ee.
Tux ELEMENTS OF CHESS:
TREATISE coHpnfsIvc THE WHOLE OF
PHILfDORE's CAMS,
ana EXPLANATORY NoTae, new modelled.
And arrange upon new plan.
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Hahn's true sns genuine
German Corn PIefler.

1t' WHW OUTH IIDIGf7yer,
An inisiiisle remedy for eorrs, speedily reuor-
isg them, root and branch without viyips pain.
The Genuine PerJfan Lofion.
So celebrated amcns the fai.innable through
ent Europe, as an invaluable cofmetie, peF,scals
innocent scd fate, free from corrective and repei.
ens minerals (she BATS Of Other lotons) and OF IN.
Farailslsd siriesey N preventing aud removing
biem''dc' in the fsee and 1<iu, Of every kind
particularly fseekics, Pimpies, inAammatory red
ncf1 ieurfs. letters, ring worms, fun burns.
priekly heat- &e.-Tbe perfan Lotion operates
mildly, without impeding that natural, inienlble
Precipitation. which IS eGental to health We, il.
ehsas are fpeedy and permsnens, rendering thu
Ria delicatcly foft snd clear, inps oyioe the Gem.
pieSion, and reaorins the bloom of yout:,--ns-
yer i,Il,ng to f.neer an ordinary eounteaanee
beautiful, and handfomc enc more 70.
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
THAT well known and very valuable
farm belonging to the estate of Samuel
couch. dec. lying on James River. near Gooch.
land court house, containing about
900 Acres of LAND,
about half of which is we Numbered wood land ;
ABOUT 200 acres of River Low Grounds and
from 50 to 100 acres ofvaluablc Greek Bottom.
Inc cleared land is well enclosed and improved,
with convenient dwelling and out houses in good
repair. with commodious Store, valuable Mill,
and choice collection of about 500 bearing
truit trees The terms Of sale may be known
on application to Daniel Couch on the preni
ses VINO viii show the land TO any person incli.
ned 10 pufchase) orto Micajah Crew in Hanover.
Inc above traa of land contains improvements
and accommodations for two families. and, f
more agreeable to The purchasers, they may be
divided and sold separately.
MiCAJAII CREW,
ANN COUCH,
Er'er. e. AIr'ir. Of S. Couch.
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Advertisement.

In consequence of resolution of
i the General Assembly, passed at
their late session, am instructed by
the Executive to make enquiry res
pecting the situation of all Ordnance
and military Stores, belonging to the
state mot including those in the SER
vice of the United States or of this
State) and make report thereof to the
Governor.
In obedience to this instruction, and
as the most probable mean of effect.
ing the object contemplated by the Ex-
ecutive, I have thought proper thus
publicly to request Of such of the citi-
zens of the commonwealth as may
have any knowledge of the situation,
number, quality and size or weight of
any cannon or other ordnance, and
muskets; cannon balls, shells or other
military stores, supposed to belong to
the state, and not in immediate use, to
communicate particular report there
OF to me as soon as convenient.
SAMUEL COLEMAN,
Clerk 10 fbe Exeeusive.
Richmond, Feb. Z, 1906. (tf)
4 USi received from London, and
y for sale by, WIN. CRozIen. in Manchester,
aeomplete and general assortment of
Fresh Garden Seeds,
All of the last years growth.
N. b. The above collection Of seeds may be
bad at Mr. Oakley Philpotts' next door above
Russell & Waliace's main street, Richmond.
lPiAiom Croker.
Richmond. 9TH March, 1906 IF
GTRAYED or stolen from tn,
~ commons. some time last week, likely ore,
HORSE, in good order. about or years old
nothing remarkable recolleaed about him. win
give generous reward to any person that win
bring him to me in Richmond.
April 9th 1906. I. PENN,
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. be SOLD, for ready money,
~ on the 18th day of June next. if fair, and
u not, the next fair day, at The Tan Yard near
ElJsh hulehison's in Louisa, agreesbly 10 a
deed OF trust executed to US by Cecilia Bell and
r'eaesn, zen IN order to secsre the payment os
sum of money due 10 Elijah Jchrson. the sa;S
TN TdRD and the LANDS belonging there
TO, estimated at ffty.nine ac,es-also. three
NEGRO Bo1S, Jack, Darby and Charles. and
some STOCK and HOUSE, HoLD FIyRHI-
TURE or so much Of the laid property as wiH
RAISE the sum of three hundred pounds, with Ia
serest, ard costs OF the Said deed, &C.
David Watson, ,
Eijab Hsfc5ison, t.Trust.es,
Wm. o. Morris.
Oh April. 1906. va.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-16
THE RslforatiOs Poaoder far the
Teeth and Gnms.

HAHN's GENUINE Rye WATER.
A foverign remedy for all difesfes 81 the ewes
whether the efeA be patur,i weaknsfs or Of arsi-
dent fpeedily removing inaammations, dcauesi,
ons OF rheuni, dsnefs, itching and films on the
yes never falling to cure thofen,ilsdic, which
frequently fuceeed the fmail-2ox, meafies and fe.'
vers, aud wonderfully nreng,hening 90 wcak
Eight. Hundreds have experienced its excslJeut
virtues when yearly deprived Of fight.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-16

Taken in short hand,
BY SAHrnL II. SMfrA sy THOMAS LLoYp.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-16

An inisllible remedy for eorns, fpecdily reno
ing them, root and branch without giving mai
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-16
Tooth Aebe Drobs,

I0ofb- dcDe OfabS,
The only remedy yet discovered, which eivos
immediate sad lsaing relief in the noR feyere in
tancess
The Anodyns Elixir,
Fer the cure of every kind Of head ache,
The DameM Lip-SaiUe.
iafail6is hgue and EeOer Drop,
For the cure Of Ague,, Remistsnt aud intermit-
: tapt Fevers
Thoufands can tefify their being cured By
thefe drope after the bark and every other medi.
cine has proved isefeausI: not one in hundred
has had oecaGoa 70 take more than one, and nunD
bers not half bettIe.
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Will BE J SlO,L.,Djji..= >


TO The highest bidder, on tuesday the I4.h
4 OF October next, at the late residence of
mr. John Gum, dec. in tie county of Henyico.
on James river, six miles below Richmond. ali
the PERlSHABLE PROPERTY, belonging
to The estae OF The said Grnn consisting of houst
and kitchen FURNITURE. about eighty yo,
!ornes OF COOKS. phantom UTENSILS, crops Of
CORN, FODDER. mn. &c. stock of LoR
SES and CA7'7LE Z. and many o,f1er artic es too
tedious to enumera,e II cre-, of twelve
months will be allowed fer all sums exceeaiuS
ten dollars. with bond and approved security
bearing interest from the da,e--l3ut the inteyrs,
VIII be RENTED if the principle is punauaIy
paid. deem it necessary 70 mention that a.
trong the horses arc colt and 6lly, by Bed
ford and Doomed. ont Of Daredevil mare.
whose dam was got by Csockfast Tie colt 10
allowed BY all who have seen him, land many
OF those are esteemed judgss.) TO he as proinis.
ing Of not more SOL 80 any they have seen--As
they are the joint properly Of anizdivit,uai and
The estate, the amount for which they may sell.
will be divided. and separate bonds taken. Per.
sons having demands against the estate ar, re.
dnes;ed 10 make them known, and those inde5t-
cd to make paynspt.so
JOHN TURPiN, Sen. dzai.
september 5th, 1906. ,de
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| ing insor matIon was received By a letter
from q genlleman there I" We have now
at anc NOR in Veso Coli, two large ships
two briggs, and seven schooners, ali oil
| which Beet appear 10 be armed, have Ian.
ded some troops and drove our men OH,
OF small fort which they now have in
possession we have not ye, been able 10
learn wacther they be British or Miranda.
Another schooner that arrived the day
lett Curacao, mentions leaving the Acct
10 an anchor in Vero Guis--Capt. Ell
! bridge, who arrived The 6sh was boardes d
10 windward of Bonair on the 5:h, by a
British sioop of war /; the lieutenant infor-
med Cap. Eldridge that Miranda had Sc.
ven armed vessels when they left the
w'ndward islands, and that ad. Cochrane
had forbid the mpressment of Mirapda's
men. 1t was generally believed at Cur
'acoa, when left 1t. that Miranda was in
this ileet. as the British would have no
! such heet IN that quarter. No arrivals at
Curacao for ten days before left il, from
any Pa:t OF the Main near Vero; This had
caused Spanish vessels 10 remain nearly
that length of time in port for informant
on, with cargoes on board Tor the Main
West india produce rising hourly al Cur.
racoa, IN consequence CT this alarm--cof-
lee 20 sous.--.An express sailed in COM
I.pany with me for Port Acavelio, with the
above information. On the 10th, in the
Mona passage, vas boarded by his males
TVS brig Diligeni, Capt Hunt, treated po-
itteiy and permitted 10 proceed in few
minutes. The lieutenant informed me
that on the So;h July spoke the brig Pol
~ OF Wilmington on the 9Th the Polly
was taken in tow by one of the French
ships of the line, and kept the captain on
board for thiriy-six hours, then set him
diift IN leaky situalion. The feet con-
sisted OF eight sail of the line, and was left
steering north. From the lat. Ie, to the
LAT. 81 north, experienced tremendous
sea ; in laI. 80 saw great quantities orInm
Der; IN lat. IS, SIS, spoke schooner from
New-Orleans bound 10 Bordeaux, The cap.'
tain informed me tina, the day before lie
spoke the schooner Swift, of New .proyi-
debce, dismassed, 10 lat. 81 north.-The
Swift he further said, was from Grenada.
He also mentioned his seeing the British
feet, blowing fresh could not learn the
particulars On The 27ll,, lal. IS, spoke the
brig Three Friendly Brothers, captain Fitz,
from Guadaloupe bound for Baltimore,
who supplied me with water and some o.
Their articles stood in need of. Capt.
FiIz, Informed me that in the lat. 81. N.
-, w. he experienced violent gale OF
wind, and the next day saw quantities of
lumber. On the 2lst fell in with brig
from Providence bound TO Havannah, 70.
tally dismasted; left them fitting jury
mas,s. The day following, saw q large
vessel bottom upwards.
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Forty Dollars

HTOR the apprehension of PETERs
IL who rauaway on the 6.h ipsau.. lie ix
about ~ years old, feet 9 or 10 inches biohs
of very da,k eomplexion, robust and rarser
handsome, shutters and appears very difident
when spoken TO. As his father, who i am Ger.
tain has instiga.ed HIM to this condda. is gene-
tally acquainted with the masters ofvessels thar
sail TO and from Norfolk. Petersburg and Rich.
rrond. think it highly probable that he is eli.
'her in one OF thoss places or on board come sf
the vessels that sad TO aud from them. The a.
bove reward and all rsasonble expenses will be-
paid for the delivery of the said boy. All n1asS
ters OF vessels and Others are fore~arned from
hsrboring or carrying him out Of the state
Samuel Demovilleg
Charles CRY, Avg. S0lh, 1909, M
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having been concluded in Europe. The
81 following. which, is by no means author.
Y ra,iye, 10 The only article we have received
on the subject. It is stated in letter
from New-York, dated yesterday noon,
that the ship Young Factor, had arrived
there, in so days from Belfast, we may
thereto calculate on receiving vay late
advices by to morrow's mail. which, we
expect, will dissipate all uncertainty as
10 the contemplated event:--
"NEws YoRx, Aug. 60.
The L. Washington, from N. Or,
leans, has on board the captain and one
man belonging to the scbr. Olive. Branch,
from ST. Kits for New. York, upse. ON
Sunday last, and all lost except,he above.
A packet had arrived at ST. Kits. With
news of pe.ce between the French and
English"
Loss of the shin Rose in Bloom. II, is
with much regret we bave to state the loss
of the ship Rosein.Bloom. Commanded
by captain ). Barker bound from Charles.
Ton 10 this port. This ship upse a, 9
o'clock on Sunday morning last. off Barne-
ia
felt in this city. It's painful to state
that cut of forty nine persons on board.
81 were drowned--Cen. Macpherson, Of
S. Carolina in saving the life of mis- daugb.
ter lost his own. On Monday, at ii
o'clock A. Nj. the Survivors ware taken
off the wreck by the British brig Swift,
captain PheIan, Of st. Johns, and brought
safe to this port.
September I.
French Squadron We learn that the
squadron, commanded by admiral Vilau-
naez and Jerome Bonaparte, was spo-
ken off Cape Henry by a vessel, which ar.
rived on Saturday al New York /; and that
it was bound for the Chesapeak. 1t is
also stated that this squadron had succeed
ed in capturing IS sail of the homewarcl
bound Jamaica fleet, and was proceeding
tothe Chesapeak to procure supplies.
2. friga,e belonging to this squadron,
is said tohave entered the Delaware on
Thursday last.
The British packet arrived at New
York on Saturday; the Lnndon news
brought by his vessels to the Sd OF Jul
Iy.
Another vessel has arrived in a short
passage from Europe, but, We understand,
brings no news of importance.
II was reported at New York on Sa,ur-
day, that a British packet had arrived az
Barbadoes, in IL days from England, with
the intelligence Of the conclusion of peace
between France and that country--and,
that in consequence there had been great
rejoicings at Barbados.
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.SMOhTH RKAniNc

When preparation became necessary in HoI.
land for the reception of their new King, il was
also necessary the grand pcnsioner schimnel.
Pennineb) should resign ION which Mynhcer
van Leydcn Van Wes,bsrendrecht moved. that
Mynbeer Cornelins Vos Van Steenwyk Tot Den
Hogenhof, should be appointed rsovisroNAny
pen.ionary in tbs room of Mynheer K 4. Schims
Gielpennihck, resigned.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-06
CHARLESTON, Aug. 90.

Captain Collins of the ship Arelic, arri
we'd at this port yesterday, 10 6s days
from The River Plate, informs US, that a
lew hours after sailing, he fell in with a
British squadron Of 8 ships of war, and
was boarded by the Diadem, captain
King. The squadron was under the com.
Inandiof Sir'Home Popham, from the Cape
ct Good Hope, and was destined TO acla-
gainst Mon@vido.
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VIRGINIA ARGUS.
flCHMOND:
SATURDAY, sEPrEM Der 6. 1906.
RICHMOND:7
A CAUTION TO sLANDERous MEN!

| Pittsyfuanid .fuguss Conrf, 1906.
| Stockley Turner, against Jesse Hatton
10 an Action of SANDER, before respsc,a
BILE Jury, who knew the worth of charac
ter,--Vcrdict for the plaintiff, damage
1--we thousand Dollars.
Robert Finley, against Joshua Saffo.d
IN an action of slandar, Verdict for the
plaintiff, damage five hundred Dollars.
Translation Of letter written in Paris by
person who ranks high in literary
and political merit, written in May last
aud received by late arrival at BaI,i-
more.
Your last letter carries with It the
language OF man irr,a,ed and furrow.
ed by the distresSes of revolution, so
long and varied. You are of opinion
that all is over with the royalists, end in
your despair you look upon the name of
Bonaparte with horror. ifthe chain of
events had placed you like myself near
the machine that directs the movements
OF This extraordinary genius, you would
then be convinced that he was ,he only
man, the sole person that could strike
such wonderful blows. Indeed we Ser
that he has struck 10 the ground the hy.
dra OF democracy; this monster that has
occasloned so much evil, vii! ncw~uo lon.
ger.rise after the stroke it has received.
This work alone, sufficed 10 excite
m me sentiments of respect and yenera-
tioD. tnd you, like myself, brought up
amongst the distinguished! class of the na.
uon, curse hts memory, without r-Aec
ting that, By establishing monarchy in
France, he has done every thing for row
atty. Already these eormagnole. maris.
tiases, these administrators, Inc sc iudres.
these sansculotfe generals, these lords, ex
celIencies, of new birth decked with The
livery of their new master, emb.azoned
by shining ribbands and crosses, hear
with evident .compleisance the standard,
ofroYalty. There is now but one step
to take-Let, then, the calm of mind. thai
Eight ofTeason, illuminate your Judgment:
end you will find, tlatlhe 1yaIists had ne.
YER before such hopes. Mature these j.
IDEAS in the leisure of your retreat; thew
Will be as consoing balm 10 the incurable
wounds the revolution has inflicted UPON
you, and make you bless the secret hand,
the protohnd policy, that makes this OK.
traordinary man serve its own parlicu.
lar purpose. Adieu, sec."-- Bal. Ep. p.
---s--.
The quickness Of vegetation in hot and
cold climates is SO astonishing a J to be Der.
fsetsy unaccoun,able, were we not able 10
refer il 10 most exalted wisdom.
The .fsl9ai'sg isl calendar ofa SIBERIAN,
or L0fiand Year.
Jane %. Snow Inel,s.
July ]. Snow gone.
9. Fields quite green.
~. Plants at fall growth.
%. Plants in nower.
Aug. 2. Fruits ripe.
10. Plants she'd their seed.
49,, l8. Suow.
From Aug. 1910 June IS, Snow and
Ice.
Thus il appears that from their first
emerging from the ground, to the ripen..
ing or their seeds, The plaots take but a
month and spring, summer and autumn.
are crowded into The short space of Sc
days. Studies Of .Nafxre.
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An advantageous Sale.
NOl'ICE.

pY Virtue Of deed Of trust execu.
~ ted TO us by Richard Foster, for the be.
nsht of Thomas Parkinson, viii be SOLD, for
cash, az said Perkinsons Stose, in Amelia coun.
~, on the ed instant. five HORSES, one NE
GlSo NAN, by the name of Chance, aad the
trda OF LAND, whereos the said Foster lives
or so much thereof as viii be sufficient TO 81
nsiy said debt and coats attending said sale.
GEORGE SCOTT,
THOMPSON SCOTT, { Trustees.
JOHN JETER,
September ~, 1906. a3t'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-06

MAhRiEr, on Friday the % ult. a. Mr..
). NVharie's, by the Rev: Or. Rauoone.
William Warren, Esq. to Mrs. Ann Wig,
nell, both OF the Baltimore and PhiladeI
phia Theatres.---Baif, Tel.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-06

The General Of Cavalry, Baron de re.
Las, who commanded the Austrian army
at the battle of Marengo, died Ia.eI,
at Elbe.Teinitz in Bohemia, at a very adj
vanced age.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-06

Arrived schooner Alert, Luckett, 20
days from Conference.-The, cocoa, stc.-
Jonah Thompson aud Son, and others.
CAPT. Lnckeft has fohfeiy favored us With
me ./osiorvfns Information.
BY an arrival from Maraycsbo, on the
Main, on the sth Of August, the follow.