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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-20

In Puriuanee OF deeree>n Chaneery. made by the
Court OF the States for the 5th circuit lin the sir
trict OF Virginia, at the Nov. term, in ,heyear sos
we hall expofc to Public Auction, at the time aud
place hereinafter mentioned:
'Wo TRACTS, in the county of CooehIand. one
l. on Beaver Dam Creek, containing hundred A.
eres and the other called Little Hand, containing 10
acres, at Goochland court houfe. OIL the court day
thereof, on the Sd Monday in January, 1908. The
dover OF the widow OF Wm Ronald, will be firl de-
dueted, and the CONDITIONS on Which the fad lard ar.
direeted under the aid decree, viii appear therein and
vii! be communicated on the day of faIe. The terms
Of payment will be follows: one fourth of the pur
ehsfe money to be paid in eaf. and the remaining
three fourths in three equal nalrepts of fix, twelve
and eighteen months credit In all other relpes the
aiorelaid decree will be purified
Wiz BERKELEY,1
JOSIAH ELLIS, 'oV'''"'
Wa. MANN, '"e'''
Eov. is. ,1wo,,
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he Snbfcriber having detached his perfcna at
tention from every other puruit in order to car
- into eet an intereiing plan of education, in which
he Is individually concerned, will the 9th infant
open his SCHOOL for the reception of mail. nupila
from 6Dfi0 igr-ize yea,S Of aye. The elabhn,en.
of habi'ua, robuG health, aud the deveierement of
the perfect growth, nrength and activity of the body,
By proper exercie, will obtain the fame attention as
the cultivation of the head and heart; and parents,
who in Propoiing TO give their children liberal e.
Question deire render them viruous and healthy.
as well as enlightened, invited enquire into the
nature and merit Of the fublcriber'. arrangements
The pupils will he boarded at ( per quarter, ih
credit OF twelve months, diicount of 25 per
cent for CATH he tuition will be ufual, { per
qSarter PAYABLE in advance. More detailed informa-
tier may be had OF application by letter, or other.
wife, to l.. ANDERSON, p. M. Hi!iamj3uye.
nov. H. cav tloth Dec.
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CAVALRY. DISCIPLINE
NEW SWORD EXsRCIsE

NEW SHORD 3 XgFRCISE.
JUST publiihed by s. Gran,laud, and for iae at hi,
- Printing Office, y Iress;fe on the DIscrpLtyE
or THE CAVALRY: teaching The neceiIary evoluti-
ons oil parade on march, and in the face of an e.
nemy To which is added, Tuz Nrw SwoRD Hx-
RRcIsE Tor CAVALRY Illuftratcd with copper IA,
engTavlng' The whSc examined aud approved by
valuable and intelligent officer fine ClylIry in the
Revolutionary war;" This work has heen probounc
eddy very competent judge, to be the bei on the
iubjea heretofore pubn,ed in this country livery
member OF the Cavalry lhould pofsfsa COPY
- A liberal dfcouns 20 wholefale purchafers
~ Printers of Newspapers will oblige the pub
iher by ,nierng the above, and the favor will be re-
turned when required.
Richmond, Nov. 10. faw4w
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Land in the fiat: Of Okio
FOR SALE.

II VIE fubitrber whes to fell Valuable Traa Of
L LAND, i'll the Rate of Ohio, containing one
thouland acres This tract is of excellent quality as
the fah!criber has under(tnod from noa respectable
information. 1t lies Deer creek, branch of the
Sciota, about miles from Chiiacothe, in well-fet
tled neighborhood, and very convenient the trade
OF the Ohio He vii! difpoie of it for cain or,
ihort credit, for negotiable the Bank OF Viz
gina will exchange it for property in the City Of
Richmond. An unquefionable title, with general
warranty, viii b. made to the purciafcr by
VIM. MUNFORD.
Sept &c. Is
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-20

HiHbs JoH 10 Ms b;gts4 6iaSt,, ct Ww4:.L, in he
county ef Cb5't.fed, On tie 2If day Of Dec. next, n
Jair, if not, tbt nest fair 9.,y -
ne HOUSEHOLD e KITCHEN FURNITURE,
belonging TO the eAate of Henry Ra,d,lrh,
deed. alic two HORSES. A credit Of twelve mont,
WIN be given on all funs over dollars. Tie pur-
ehafer giving boud with approved fecur,v. 70 carr
thteret from The date if not pundualy paid.
JOHN w HiGGENBoTHAM,h dorsiG,eio,.
Nov H. o,,v,dc
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TO BE SOLD,

III Pai1DHe, in dut!ia county, Mondey re 29fb ef
Drtember NEx!, -
a N extraordinary valuable BLAC K.SMITf4, be-
L 4 longing The eAate Of Reh'd BggeGcn, de-
ceafsd, a credit OF FIX months bond with approved
f-<i,rity will be required Of the purchafer
go BY The EXECUTORS.
OCT. IA. oawIO~.S
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~ INTERESTING SUBJECT.

Tour Schools, for the mott part, pay not the final.
Ie attention to the formation of the body, for it is
no pare CT their plan But that tits no. a par. Of tLsr
plan, ii Hnardd"ats fault it is bad ign that no
Peron can aicover the idea of bodily imprsgen1tf, III
the compound idea expreaed by the word SeBssi
Sa!zWaS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-20
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

y. He Subscriber is authorifed to Rent or Leaie
a feveral conim0dous TENENENTS on Shockoe.
Hill, belonging to Maj. VIM. Du-Vs and to h
eltate of the late Geo Wythe, fome of thole Ten.-
nens we'll calculated for tores others for prySte
dweiings.-He wihes to fell or eafe feveral valua-
fb!e 1ENEMEMrs in the neighbourhood of his late
reidence the prices of which will be moderate and
time given Tor the paymes..-For particulars enquire
OF Mr.. VIM Dawlon, or 10
WIN. PRICE.
Richm0nd, Oaober so. Iawom.
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NOTICE.

No1tCEs
Tie ceP4,.nsosp Of Hotsn q Sc, 5e5n, fe,a.iantea
1oisL ne1b n%rf G&y Of HHggR Asf'
4 Ii thofr Indebted to (aid concern rcqueffed
"A to come for~ ard without delay and fettle their
accounts; thole having claims againlt fad concern
will exhibit them for adjulnicnt.
JOHN HOBSON, jun.
JOHN ST. JOHN.
New. Canton, OF. IA.
' fIE ublcriber will continue bu(nefs the fame
lac: n, account. He fas now na
ian' general a!;:s s-,.-. e GOODS, !;ed che
prei,nt alG approaching fcaloa, which he will fell
moderate terms for cath, produce, to punttual
eu,on:cTs The uiual credit.
JOHN HoBSON, jun.
OCT. oaw5mS
HRUNS, Flies, Swords Belts, No,s, Epauleus
~ Stocks and Coekades, to be had at Enoch SUI
livan's Jewery Store.
Aaguii 7. ~.
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FOR SALE,
Sept 80.

Z OSTY-SlX REAm SUrER-RoYAL PRINTING
4 '5SPAPER, of luperior quality. Apply at the Of
flee ofithe ENcvKfa-
November ls.
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WILL BE SOLD,

VIII III oOISDb
To the hghel bidder, on Wednefday the o, dav &c
December next If fair If not, the next fair dav at
the dwelling houle Of the late David Pattefon, in
the county Of Buckingham, abou, four miles below
the town Of Warmnlcr,
y TWENTY-FIVE NEGROES, on credi, of
oneytwo and three years. The above Negroes
are uneomnonly valuable, and known TO be 70, bv
mon OF the nsghbors' Bonds it'll apprtged Ceeuri
~ lll be required. 1t is deemed necefary here to
.n1t the Legatees, are not expected to purchais
much, il any, Of the above properly.
REUBEN Il. PATTESON.
o'ty aAigg EN'1 If Dari5 Paffef5a, Ase'A
WI 90 oawCwr
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-16
Ellis q ALLAN,
ARE oPrS AN Exr.NsIvr ASSORTMENT or
FAIL q FASHIONABLE
c. . O d S
(Sele6ed by ore of the partncrsl

(Seieeteu oy ore OF the partncts)
Received by the Calpe from London, and Pro-
,eareSs from Liverpool .amongst which are
p EST London superfne and extra superfine
O Cloths, and superfne double and single mill
ed Kerseymeres. patent Princes Cords Royal
patent Satin Velvets Nett Pantaloous Quilt.
iogs !; Toilineus, Spanish Marcella Circassian
stripes, and rich tissue Silks, Silk Cuttings,
black Foren'iues and Moleskins for vests gen.
tlemcn's Vankyl;es gentleren's worsted cot.
ton. silk < Angola Hose Ladies' ditto gem
tlemen's fashionable Beaycs, and patent Silk
Has; gentIe7oen's Hessian Boots and Dress
Punisses elegant Cambria Jaconet Robes Sar.
senctts, Grapes and Opera &c imperial Nets /;
Iraiian Silks and Chambrays .Cambrics and
MusIns Fawn Crimson, Nigona and India
Nantes Sd K II ;; Maroones of different CO.
lou 5; Spider Nett; Balloon Red Fox. Lynx,
add Ba,anche MuFs and Tippets Ledies' best
KID Shoes Ladies Limerick and York Tan
G ewes: 4 Il Iish Linens. Sc Sheetings, Long
Lawns and some Irish Draper and Damask TIA.
bic Cloths !; Irish and French Cambrcks Brus-
sells Carpets and Rugs; Scotch and Kidjer.
minister Carpets and Rugs; Blankets, Mapped
Co,tons, Plains, Kerseys. Coatings and clothes
Fiannels, SC. !; ready made Great Coats, Pc.
lisses, Surtout Coats and Small Clothes &c &c.
which they will sell very low for cash or TO good
customers.
October 18th. 1907. I'm
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GOODWIN'S INVENTION.
Bat. american.

DEPARTED this life at Providence, in
Prince Edward County. ON Thursday the
9th OF thsmonth, at twenty minutes past
eight, in the morning, the Rev. ARCHI-
BALD M'ROBERT, aged Il the ooh Of
September last. During his last illness,
which continued several months. with but
few Intervals Of ease from extreme poir,
he displayed the most uncommon fortitule
and patient resignation to the VIII of
Heaven. Fis constant prayer during his
sickness was that he might not be permit
ted to open bis mouth 10 murmur or COM
plain against the Lord, and in this respect
his request seemed to have been gracious
iy answered. Indeed his bed &C afiiction
often CHI led a scene Of the most triun-
plant iov, and exalted views of that heav-
enly glory, to which his immortal spirit
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-16
II neat bate fur Lock Pickcrs q!
1oO.OoO poL1ARs nEwAnp.

W
WILL be given to any person who can pick
or unlock LOCK, that will be exhibited
to the public, at Baltimore Court House, on
FRIDAY and Saturday, the 9ch and ] 9th inst
The above reward is offered TO any per-
son who can pick or unlock the same from
the!outside of the door, namely, in the street
side of the door, and they shallalso have
the very key Of said Lock given to them, on
the outside Of the door. The lock VIII be
complete and will last as long as three other
Locks ever invented there is no spring
made 70 the said Lock, nor ward to the
key. The most skilllul men in picking locks
arc desired to attend---and these gentlemen
who are building, viii find II their inter-
est to attend, and the public in general,
from o'clock in the morning until dusk,
each day.
Signed,
GOODWIN'S INVENTION.
RuJs 6Ur,-tc1,,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-16

THIS publication will contain 4 corree anil
full statement OF the documents IN the eause.
the arguments OF counsel, ami the opinion OF
the Judges on the different points discussed inc
e'udlrg the preliminary ard increasing pro.
ceedings which occurred before tie Grand Ius
ry were sworn. AID while they were IN &c be-
ration.
ir will consist of two volumes bound in
boards, of which. the precise number OF pages
cannot yet be ascerrained, as the tri2i 10 rot fl.
nishedi but the p.ice will no, exceed fifty GEMS
tor every hundred pages; it will be less If it an
possibly be afforded. IL will be pu' to lie PRESS
as soop as possible. The FIRST volume will De
ready 20 be delivered in two, and the second in
touf mouths from the termination OF the J,ial,
and sooner if IL can be accomplished II is es,
sen;ia 20 correa execution OF the work, that ie
should not be too hastily published. The price
mus, be paid on the delivery of the 6rs, volume.
TIE arguments of the counsel will be de- allied
Ser6dt'm as uttered-as also tho opinions Of the
ludges-exoept where IN were read in court
in which cases, they will be publ he'd as read
and furnished by themselves
10 all persons capable Of reading and underA
Standing. this trial, The most important tina, mas
ever yet taken place in America, will be anus
ing and interesting and 10 the lawyer po!iticiA
a". and man of general information, il Wi be
pa tcuIarly gratifying and useful as comprc.
herGing valuable treatise on legal subisels,
especially High Treason
MR. RoBERTscN, with some Inconvenience
to himself, undertook this publication 81 the
earnest request OF many respectable gentlemen,
and IN compliance with what he conceived TO be
a very general desire .-The applications to him
were induced by wish, to have = faithful and
cores statement of the proceedings. His known
skill and experience in this art, his STRIFE i'm
Partially in former publications. ard his legal
and literary knowledge warrant the belief, thar
tse utmost confidence may be put in The 6deli Y
and accuracy of his report
To the foregoing will he added, the sabse.
qnent proceedings against Col. Burr. His trial
for misd.meanor-for preparing an expedition
against Mexico--and the motion TO commi, him,
in order to send him to Kentucky to BE- tried for
treason said to be committed at tae mouth of
CunbeJ lanG river.
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PROPOSALS
By LORENZO DOW,
FOR PRINTING mr. SUsScRIPTIoY,
A Pocket Testament,

FOR PRINTING B1 SUsScRIPTToN,
A Pocket Testament,
(Deaigned as a cOmhanion for young heo-
ftc)
WITH a short Analysis TO the different
w Books :---Also, as John Wc8iey's
translation by some Clergy OF different de-
nominations, (as well as by some Doctors)
is acknowledged to be nearer the original
than the common translation, his variatl-
ON will be addeO in short notes---And as
soon as 1000 Copies are subscribed for, the
work shall be put to press and finished
without delay.
CONDITIONS.
/. The work will be printed on good pa
per, octadecimo form, on new type cast
for the purpose.
II. The Book will be plain bound, Pocket
Book form, with a silk tic.
III. It viii be sold to subscribers at one
Dollar---to be paid on the delivery of the
Book.
~. Those who will be accountable for
ten copies, shall have the eleventh gratis
---the number of copies subscribed for
must be returned TO ). Grantland's Prin-
ting-Office, Richmond, or Doctor Jen-
hings, New London, or forwarded by the
Preachers to the Baltimore conference
in May next, to
L. DOW.
October Il, 1907.
- Subscriptions forthc above work are
rr~ rresI 81 .g-I u
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-16

u AKEN No by WIN Robertson OF Alben7are
cogn;y, stray sorre Mare. 4 feet 10 in.
ches high. about r. wars old with several white
snots on her back, no b'and perceivable, apprai.
sed 10 hfteNn pounds the Orr June 1907. wS'
copy, Tes'e, T,iH Nichoias, {. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-16
FEMALE SPIRIT.

Not long since couple we're going to be
married, and had proceeded as far as the
clergyman's door, the gentleman stopped
his fair comrade, with the following uuex-
pected address: Eliza, during our court
ship have told YOU most Of my mind, but
have not told y'u aNmy mind wien we sre
married, Ishall insist upon three things"
"What are they?" asked the astonished
lady. d" In the first place." said he, 81
shall lie alone secondly, ] shall eat alone
and lastly / shall find faut when there is
no occasion can you submit 70 these CON
ditions 20 {" 0 yes, Sir, very easy" she
replies" for if you lie alone ] siaH not !;
if you cat aionc, shall eat first and as
TO your finding fault without occasion, that
l think may be prevented, fnrI will take
care you shall never want occesion." they
were married, and the writer of this wish
Is them much happiness.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-16
William Lownes,

ID ETURNs his sincere thanks to his friends ard
IL the public generally, for the liberal encou-
Tagement received since his commencement Of
business in Richmond and hopes his assiduiy
70 business, and punauality. will emile him 10
4 continuance Of their favors HE has removed
20 house nearly opposite the Bel-Tavstn where
he intends carrying on the Book binding business
in pll It's variety. and in the most modern. im-
srovcd and fashionable style, with pundusity,
aea,nsss and dispatch.
pin 81 Books bound in the most elegant and
substantial manner. in morocco and calf full
gilt and letrercd- also, in sheep gilt and plain.
Bid7& Bo.ts Of every description. ruled 70 any
pa,ern. and bound with The latesi improved
DriuC and patent backs, and Russia bands aud
aareLnent corners, which add much 70 the
.rCngth of the books, aud ease and convsniency
x fpe writer.
OfGxs from tine country will be 'h1rk lnlly
vceiTeA and punGuslly attended 70 as sboye,--
| Old books re bound.
Richmond, Avg, 81, 1907,
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Notice.

a III those having claims 5gairqt the estate Of
- 'helate WV f Asst, are requested 20 bring
ben forward p-'perly authenticated on or be.
forc the ffteenth November rext ~ the subseri.
Der. IN order thar arrangements may he made
fnr their payment as far As his personal estate
vii p 20 discharge the saue--aud those who
are indebted to said estate arc requested to make
imrediaie payment, IS no indulgence can be
given.
Henry 7. Arnhold, Admir-.
Richmond, 18Th O9oher. 1907 wit
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DIED---Oa M rntlay the Oh. inst Mrs.
SUSANNA. c. PALMER, wife of Mr..
CHARLES PALMER Of King and Queen
county.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-16

Not two blanks 10 prize, and the lowest prize
twelve dollars The scf.smc contains only 1880
tickets. 10000 of which are actually sod TO
company OF genlleuen in New York 10 whom
the managers have obligated themselves TO come
mence the drawing in the city of Baltimore.
On TbwSddy toe 31a GGy of December nexl,
And TO draw 500 tickets per day.
7ICKE4S e. SHdRES
Are now selling IN variety of numbers ard very
rapidly at Ten and 4 half dollars each for We.
ry short time. at
G. & r. WAITE's
Truly fortunate Lottery Office, corner of Mark.
et and Charles Street, Baltimore.
- The grandam of the Scheme ef the above
Lottery, together with an assurance from the
managers thar i will positively commence draw
irg on the 5lst day Of December next, have
been sufficient Involvement for The subscribers
to come 10 the city OF Baltimore for the c& press
purpose of facilitating rae sale of the tickets.
e. z WAI2E.
E-Y" One of the above firm will personally
attend the drawing daily, to take down the num-
bers correctly, as " i'll also one OF their clerks.
The next New.York Lottery will not com.
mence drawing till April next -Ticke,a of
which Lottery may be had at Wates Offices,
Maiden Lane. New York.
NJ Distant adventurous. accompanying
their orders with Bank Noes of any description
to either of YATES Offices in Baltimore or
New YORK, may have tickets and shares for
warded 70 any amount WITH the ugmost punau.
atty, and the earliest advice seut them of their
! success. AL prizes sold BY c. & r. Waite will
be paid By taem,-A list of all prizes drawn v i'll
be sent TO the printer Of this paper, Tor the in
spe6tion of adeentuters.
October 14'h 1907 /ifSr
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NOTICE IS hereby given, that
pc.iticn wi be presented 10 the next CT
re-al Assembly % the Commonwealth &C Wv
Einia pray ~ that me rigH' of the said common
wcal,h 20 'he real es'ite &c WIN. = At, dec
WIN lied ines'are. NAV be released Tor the be-
neit &C IS Nerhew, Henry 7 hrpho'd, who
IS An a'ien having oriv rssi1ed thee wears in
this g'a'e. ,h- wl,o'e ~ ira, time IN this civ
Who prays 70 bcccoe a citizen under the same
at.
Richmond, o0ober IL, 1907. w6s
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Sale of Negroes.

NOGICE.---A petition will be pre-
4 y scntcd 20 ;he mex, General Assembly pray.
ing thai law may pass auhoisng the sale Of
certain Lands tying in the county Of vowhaiau
(of which rhAip Gooch died sc zci) for the rui-
pose of paying he debts due iron said dscedaut
Robert Waiiey, , Ev'rs Of Philip
Wm b. Goocb. S Gooch, deed.
Oaoher i0th. 1867 q
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-16

ChiHjc0'he, Jit'U 11th. 1907.
From our acquaintance with TNorraq s.
Hindr. We conceive him well qualified for
discl,argine the duties &C nm agent FOR non
resident proprietors of lands in the State
of Ohio.
T'HoNAs GIBSON,
Euditor of .Iccouffs for he Stcte IF Ohio.
WILLIAM MFAPLAYb.
st Trea8Vrer.
IL T. DALLAS,
Collecfor ofnon-readent Annd kn.r.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-16
81. HI.IRY'S COLLEGE
GRAND LOTTERY,

BALTIMORE.
Authorised by the General Assembly of the
Stale of Maryland /; the scheme of which lottery
IA the most brilliant ever offered to tho ciiaens
OF the United States, containing besides large
number of other good prizes,
1 Prize of 10000 Dollars,
do. of $4,000 Dollars,
8 do. of 10000 Dollars,
2 do. of 5000 Dollars,
8 do. of $500 Dollars,
Z do. of 1000 Dollars.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-16
CniiFcoihr, Drcen6er CIR. 1oor

CNiifcothr, December 9TH, 1906.
From our acquaintance with Thomas 8.
f'"de, and being informed that lie oHers
his services as agent for 'hc pronrietors of
lands, who are ron-rcsidcnts within the
State ofOhio. We feel NO hesitati ton in re-
commenting him to our respective friends,
Appropriateness and ! non resident propri-
et0rs, a. proper person to he employed in
'hat business; and rom our acquaintance
With him, conceive hat he viii discharge
The duties assigned him, with fidelity,
prnnptitude and dispatch. Given under
our hrnds at Chillicothe, the date above
written.
James Tpvlor. Ten. Hfass;c,
Ch II. Stuart. T.. LanghaU,,
George Clark.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-16

2 Subscriptions for Lewis anu
Clsrk's Tour, received at this Office.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-16

A duel was fought in Beaufort, South
Carolina, lately, between Mr.. Arthur
Smith and Mr. Thomas Eutson. They
both fell !; and both died the same evening.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-16

A lively belle of fashion being asked by
a conceited coxcomb of lover, If he might
FIX the wedding day, gaiiy replied, with
all my heart, provided it is Doom's day!
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-10

Which have CuredsIlore children ana adults
sef disorders proceeding from wolms, than eli
the medicines heretofore discovered. III adj
d;tion to the great cures mentioned IN ti,e let
tiers from the chancellor OF tie state Of Mary
land, the Rev. Mr.. Mother and others, iate-
IL published tho following arc submitted to the
pablic; being selected FOR the purpose ofsiseE-
inc the Mid yet houerM qualities ofthis ex-
traordillary medicine, which, although SO mild
in its operation, is competent toexpei the ior-
Iaiicl.ble t5pe Wolln-
An infant, aged 5-weeks, Of Mr.. Eenry Ew-
bank, taylor, Charles-streot, Baltimore, was
cangerously afflicted Wit. conyulsionfit SO
shat his lie was despaireSi Of, hut was perfect
IL cured BY one dose Of fIamiiton's Worm Lo-
zenges, which expelled several worms, tho
undoaited cause OF the chiid's disorder.
Letter Jr9zy II',. ,4ckcrmon, brscklagsf, 5taga-
s zine-Ssreet, rear l3zoodacoy, jan. "A, 1902.
1t would be ungrstciuI were | to withhold
nv testimony iii favor OF Iianiiton's Worm
DESTROYING Lozenges. / had been between
Ave and six years past much indisPosed, and
Iatteriy often toFmenteei with severe gIlping
and pains IN the bowels, troubled with ofien-
sive breath, with violent feyeriah FITS, and otaer
ebysous symptoms OF worms but frequently
hearing your Worm LoEenges Recommended
ia.cases similar to mine, determined on a
tidal OF them, as my last resource. he alSt
ocse evacuated twelve or - tact OF a tape
worm; txo other doses were taken, winch
brought away a quantity OF mater broken Ike
siSias and pieces OF worms. suppose the
tape worm, yoided at different tlrnes, must IN
the whole have exceeded forty feet, Ihe al
most incredible benefit / receiFed from this
medicine, induced me to giye a dose to cailld
of mine who was pihing and slcAiy it produ-
.ced the same good effect IN .tlls instance, ex,
/ pelling a worm of a different land, from nine
to twelve inches long, AMI. ct the Same time
| restoring good state'of health
/ HENRY ACKERMAN.