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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-13

single word Of the matter I was ,cetrro o.
in my researches BY NJ. Achari, the director
our public library, and perpetual secretary to our
academy of arts and sciences. This is an old
gentleman, endowed with much learning, e,pe
eialy in antiquities, and whose son is the prin CIR
and editor of the Marseiles Gazette. He assured
me, that he had no recollection OF any such az.
ticle IS appeared in the Philadelphia paper, and
in the New England Pllladium, purportiug to be
a translation from the Gazette OF this city,. We
examined with strict attention, al the Cazc,tes
from The first August until this day and il is our
opinion, As we'll the opinion of many other
gentlemen. that the piece which caused so much
alarm in the tinorou3 conscences of your coun.
trynlen, is an absolute lie--or has been publish.
ed in some other paper; but or which we have
no knowledge whatever.
"The vesse! which carries this will sail to-
morrow: or I would have annexed a certificate
Of Mons. Achard. and of the magistracy of,his
city, to support what have said hope, how
ever, that the minds OF oar friends of the cler.
KY will be Satisfied with what is said above.
You az liberty TO use my letter as you
think proper. remain, &c. &c.
LOUIS VALENTiN.
DIR. WATnRuousE, }
Professor, &c. 5
DIR Valentin is learned and respectable
physician. has been in the United States, is
merber OF our American Academy of Arts and
Sciences, and well known TO some of our mos,
respectable ctizens who have travelled in
France
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AN PPEN DIX
In zvhich 4viXbe iuserted.

/. Such Public Acts as have been omitted
in the last edition of the Revised Code.
III compilation OF the several laws tor the
establishment of the James River, Potow-
mac, AppomattoXandD Dismal Swamp Ca
nal companies; in all Of which the state
has an interest.
III. Acts for the establishment of the Mutu-
al Assurance Society against fire on build
ings OF the state OF Virginia.
~. Laws concerning the Northern Neck.
V. Table of Fines Forieitures, Penalties
and Amercements, designating such as
are to the use of the commonwealth
such as so towards lessening the county
levy; such as belong to individuals; and
such as are appropriated to any particu-
lar object.
VI. Acts Tor establishing Turnpike roads.
VII. Acts authorizing the erection of Toll
Bridges.
All the Acts comprised in this volume,
have been carefully colIated by gentle
man of the bar-Notcs of reference to for
mer and subsequent statutes, are annexed
to each chapter, and a copious INDEX will
be given at the end of the work.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-13
THE FOLLOWING
ODE

.Vas recited by Master c K. Blanchard,
az q Jubilee lately held at James Io7vu.
IN commemorahOn gf' the first settlement
Of Virginia.
The Power that measures space and
time,
And robes the stars with light sublime,
That guides with central force Alright
The rapid comets fiery flight,
That holds each orb in strong control,
The COD who Taught the sun to blaze,
And make it strike
On mortal sight
The fire Of Heav'n's reflected rays,
Sent the Sons of the East,
To the Sons of the West,
1aught the arts with the ray of mild e.
vening to shine,
To bless New World with their radi.
ance divine.
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VrRcEHNEs, oaober asd, 1904.
JOHN WILCOX, M. D.

DR.. Lee's CUTndham) Bilious Pile.
Which have proved 70 eminently ufeful for thefs
IA years pif in all Bilious Complaints Iaaises-
ton, ToRndice D-opsies, Debiiiy ReGd .ic5as
! Costivenes;, Female Complaints &c Their vir
| tues are too well known &c need comment in an
adveruiement.-Price so cents boz.
DR.. Ihomhson's -4roDiatic Tooth Paste,
Which whitens and preferves the teeth gives an
agreeable fnell to the breath, and cure, the fcpr
Wy in the teeth and gums il may be applied a
all times without in the lean iniuring the teeth.
The very great and cxtenlive fale ,6i, medicine
has met with befpeaks its intrinic wortb.-Priee
50 cents q box.
Or. hG7oSon'S .5nti Bilious Pile, or FaD,ily
Phyaic,
medicine which no family ought TO be with.
OUT as thoie Pills are ufefui in every complaint
whcrePurges are neeesry; they are certain 70 ope-
rate IN hort time without occaGoning the lesn
pain or gripping Price only IS cents a box
Or. Ra7u8on's CeLbrafed n orn Poqp0,,s,
he mot proper medicine that can be given TO
children to de(troy Wo,D,s. & 20 remove cfudties
OF every kind from the f n paGsges. Price so
cents paeke.
Or. hGaUPon' (Genmne Hch Oinfment.
The mof certain and fate application for tina,
difagreeable complaint ca led the Ircz, Of and
now in uie. II alto all kinds OF erup,ions
on the face or lkin is very agreeable in imeH
leaves the 1kin fmoO,h e beautiful il may be an
piled at all times with the greatel fsiety,-. Price
! only A cents box.
| Doct. Ra70soR's much celebrated IVorBi
! PoqOders,
| Which have proved very eff cscious in dislodg
ing and expehng woTEs from the bowels Of
| children, they are also a gentle purge, and the
mos, proper fhysie thar can he given to chill.
dieh to remove crndites Of every kird from he
! first passagcs-ampie directions accompany
each psckage--50 cents.
EinckieyS infalli6ie remedy for the Piles.
r. certain cure for that disag,eeabe complaint
so cents box.
Doct. Co2tey's Khcunatc piHs.
Good in all Rheumatic Complaints Price "a
! cents.
sT Very particular directions accompany
each Of these valuable medicines.
PLAIN DlSCOUKSES
q on THg
LAWS AND PROPERTIES OF MATTER
Containing the Elements or Principles OF
Modern Chemistry
With more particular details of those practical
parts Of the SCIENCE most interesting 10
mankind, and connected with DOMESTIC
AFFAIRS.
BY Thomas EwelI. NJ. u. Of Virginia.
- A few copies Of he above are for sale a,
). Pleasant:' Booh-stere.
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DR.. WA-nRuo USE,
Professor nc
NoRFoLK, June 9.
FRENcH Pn1vArKER-oa our coast.

FRENcH PRIvATEER--on our coast.
This morning arrived the Sch'r Man
chester, Capt. Cropsey, from New York.
Capt &. gives the following account !;
J hat on SATURDAY last, being about three
leagues S. e. OF Hog Island he was fired
at and brought TOO by small schooner
winch he took for a pilot boat, bot which
proved to be a French privateer, having
crew OF SO men, armed with muskc:s
aud cutlasses, and ordered alongside the
English brig CEREs, Capt. NsvEE, which
sailed from this port few days ago bound
to Liverpool, loaded chiefly with log
wood, and which she captured in sight of
Cape Henry alter putting the Captain
aud crew OF ,he &c es and two Icy Ias
sengers on board the Manchester. the
pTivaicer Immediately made sail with lis
prize, being then in sight of the Melam.
pus British irigate, lying At anchor off
the Capes. Next day The Manche ter was
brought too by the Melampus, who took
capt Neven on Board, & then proceede d in
pursuit of The priva,eer and his prize
The crew Of the p Ivatoer b. haved with
marked civiliiy 10 Capt Neven and pas
sengers, by letting them have their clio hes
and many other articles belonging 10
them.
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l. 1t shall be printed on an entire new type.
of a size larger than that used in the last
edition OF the Revised Code, published in
1908.
II. The paper shall be of good quality, and
the book, when bound, will form volume
of large octave, to match the first volume
of the same work. The number ofpapes
Cannot be ascertalned, though it is ex-
pected, from the matter of which the
book will be composed, (there being one
hHndred and tao new chapters in the
Continuation from 1901 to 1906, and up-
wards Of one hundred omitted acts) that
1t will contain nearly as many pages as
the last edition.
III. The price to subscribers will be FIVE
DOLLARS, to be paid on delivery of the
book-to non-subscribers the price will
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PETERsBURG, June 10.

In manifestation of the high opinion they
entertain of WILLIAM DUANE, Esq for
the important services he has, rendered to
his country, the republican ct zens OF this
town, on Monday last, gave him SPLEEN
did dinner at Powells at which num-
Der of excellent toasts were drank, and
the utmost harmony and conviviality pre-
vailed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-13

Departed this life on the goth day of
A pril last, Col. ARMIsTEAD WATLING-
TON, OF the county OF Halifax, aged eigh-
~ years. NJ .ril tbe perfect man, and
90 behold the upright: for tue end of that
a. man is peace"
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Cloth'd with courage, arm'd with

Cloth'd with courage, arm'd with
fame,
Against the hideous bowling throng
March dreadful on;
And in many dircfui DAY,
Driving far the foe away,
Boldly clam the ensanguin'd land,
Their conquering valor wen.
Driv'n from their usual haunts and foods,
Farto their Utmost shades and woods,
The Indian Chiefs retr'd,
With endless fury fir'd,
Intent the web of woe to- wcave,'
Secret as death, and joyless as the grave.
The plots full time, matur'd, through ma
ny year,
At last drew neari
And the notch'd arrow mark'd the day,
That drew the furrowing tear,
Which time can never wipe away
Revenge Revenge thousand voices cry,
Revenge. Revenge the echong nils re-
ply!
Whilst the red tribes, in treach'ry strong,
Relentless sweep a ong;
And where the whzzing weapons Az,
a thousand fathers, mothers die.
Sons, sisters, children, fly in vain,
heir lifeiess bodies strew the plain,
And as tire infant smiles or cries,
1t sees the lifted stroke and dies.
Behlnd the raging flames are seen,
where dwellings, fields and bodie.
blaze
And slarins midst the horrd glcam,
The whooping blood-stain'd savage
strays;
Or, amid the fiend like throng,
Drives the blasting ruin on;
I'LL quite complete the bloody plan)
And desclation sits and mocks the works
of man.
Soft voic'd pity from above,
Fairest daughter of the skv!
Bent with looks of grief and love,
10 tn chang'd e2rth her fearful eve.
She saw the smoking ruins round,
And all the arts of peace DESTROYED;
The groves and walks were ruin'd found,
Which she with peaceful power en-
joy'd
In each lov'd scene she hears faint sorrow
call;
Whilst DER the hapless land, her tears be-
nignant fall.
But now see, fair succour flying!
Ger The wide Atlantic wave,
Our few remaining sires to save,
Every Inulan force dety.ng,
Bringing comfort 10 tAc brave,
Ship after ship amain
Men after men arrv We,
To drive
The savage to his woods again.
Whist industry, W tn force divine,
With commerce, peace and power COM
bine
To seize the fleeting flying hours,
And make them deck the feds with
flowers.
And late where dcsolation walk'd,
AND late where glarlng ruin s.aik'd
Inc towns, with loftier aspect rise,
And ioftier domes salute the skies,
million patriot sons are borne,
A million fair the land adorn,
And here, where e'rst the wild fiow'r
rose
Alone and undes:r'd,
See, where the blushing beauty glows {:
BY every eye admir'd.
For you, ye fair, to arms we fly,
Or strike tie sounding Tyre,
For you the soldier dares to die,
And We the bard inspire.
Your smiles alone can bless the strain.
Alone can make it last,
Till new century shall have pass'd
When friends, perhaps, may meet a.
gain,
And sound the high-hung harp of love
At the great jubilee above
In all america, the 4vhite men hare
been called the Children Of the Sun, as
coming from tie East.
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BUcRIYcHAN CoUNqr, mar Tran, 1907.
Jones Gill, complainant,
IgaiHst
William II. Clayton ard Clarissa his :
wife, and Mary Mosby Hales, an IN Z <
FAINT under the age of twenty-one \ =
years, defendants
nN the motion of the complainant, and
~ it appearing TO the satisfaction Of the
court that the defendant William IT. Claw
ton is not an inhaJitant Of this state t is
ordered and decreed, that unless he shall
appear here on or before August court
next and answer the bill of the complain
ant, the same will then be taken for con-
fessed as to him, and the matter thereof
dccrced accordingly, and that a copy of
this order be forthwith published i'm some
newspaper ofthe city of Richmond for two
months successfully, and another copy be
posted at the front door of the courthouse
Of this county.
a coPy-Teste,
X. ELDRIDcE, Jr. D. c.
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Talua6le Family Medicines.


Jun received direct from the Pa,entee.. and for
SALE Wholesale and RETAIL, by SA
NULL PEASANTS, Jr Richmond, a large rup
Ply OF the following very valuable Mcdicines,
viz:
DR.. COoIey's Vegefa6ie ELIXIR, or Cough
DroRs,
superior to any other medicine ever before in
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other medicines have failed. IL is to be hoped
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"Ve ana other diieaies OF the Lungs will! refort
to this valuable medicine for relief Price 7s
cents BOTTLE -
"r. Ra7vSon'S .dn,i Biii0uS ard Stomach
BittcrS,
Which have proved 70 extremely rerviceahIe 10,
few years pat in reforing weak and deeaved
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''hovIng All thote complicated complaints "a
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em'nenee W need only inherit the following er
iratt o. letter from Dr. ohm Wilcox refpec
tlhie PhglicianJ and poH matter at the city o.
Vergennes
VrRcEHNEs, o2ober asd, 1904.
SIR
| nave beer one Of th"fe who never put
much faith in patent medicine unit q. late bu
| mall sekno wiedge rom a9uai experience thar
| nave received more benc6t from In Paz,s.,'.
Sine'S, than from oil che medicine ever beior,
| 'ook nave been very unweil with a now re.
! militant fever.
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,HAAfTITON'Ss ELIXIR

Is recommended as the best remedy tor
coughs, colds, asthmas. hopping cough, APP
preaching eonsumptions, and naost disorders
Of the breast andlungs. This preparation viii
prove a xalGabIc acquisition 10 public speakers
wholaay be subject to temporary shoarseness,
thickness Of speeck, sc. In long confirmed
Asthmatic complaints where cure can speed
lily be expected, this medicine affords intmedi-
afe rsAet, nodcrating the fits of coughing, and
rendering their recurrence less frequent. On
children afflicted with the hopping .congh, the
like beneficial effects may confidently beck
Sected.
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ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE.

INF the great efficacy of the Patent and Pa
~ mitylf edicinss, preparedb the late Rich
ard Lee, pm. which for near eight years past
have acquired throughout the United States a
selcbrity hitherto unegualled.
Phladelgtl:a, y4xgast 8, 1900.
.Beings.ssirous tornake public fo-the good
sos others, the excellent quality of HAAfILr
TOMS ELIXIR, prepared by the late Mr.
Lse, Z have sent you the following account OF
the benefit j have received from 1t, which /
hope wilIindnce others. 10 give it q tina. Ia
consequence Of bruise ON the breast received
from a fall, my health g-ew bad, my breathing
became very difhc,st, and frequently have
had suddenly to rise up IN my bed with Ell the
horrors cf immediate shocaton. Add to
these aconstant pain innly breast and cough,
great loss of strength and flesh, and you may
sonceive that my symptoms evidently indicated
an approaching consumption. The advice of
most eminent physician was reserted to, and
afterwards assecond was calcdin, without giy-
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knew me and the circumstances of my case,
sdcised nero gre Hemiiion' EErir a trial, say
ng, he had usrd it in ms fssaetice, and 0iEscys
found e do much good Abottle was procured
from Mr.. Birch's, and found relief befope I
had fosk7en one bulf Of it.. continued to use
II and was soon strong enough 10 attend to bu-
ssness On taking cold, same Of nay formed
symptoms return. but are always removed by q
doss or TIVE of the elixir.
GEO. BENNER, jun
Ne II. Huds-Srsss, Phasdelphla
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;zf,ssesa Latts IS Il sssss
ness9ef dc sState " Maryland
Il conlply with your request IN stating my
opinion Of Hamilton's Elixir II has been used
Ia rry family for t~o or three years past, with
uniform success, whenever colds, coughs, or
similar complaints, have rendered medicine
necessary have myself found it an excel
ieEt and agreeable remedy fol-, a very painful
and troublesome afcctionof the breast, acconv
panied With soreness, and with cbstructed and
difficult Breathing. z
commend iHamilton's Elixira as a valuable me-.
fEcine, aad deserving pnblie attention.
LUTHER MARTIN.
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l&trisl TO sopycY the lasting service, and
will gradually DESTROY AIT tendency 10 disease
| in the human frame, and preserve health and
yigof Although a great variety Of prescrip-
{ tons have been published to cure the disor-
ders enumerated above, none has yet edualled
/ tbs Gl9tJi AND RIIEU I'M ATTIC DROPS or
On. TISSOT (which aretcelebrated through
out the European continent, and n'hosc I'M
bounded benefits are fully authenticated By
certificates already published Of gentlemen SO
well knnwn in America, being Of the ifrstfcon-
sequence in the state Of Maryland: C eneral
Charles Ridgely, Of Hampton John Gibson,
Esq. one of the directors Of the Farmers Bank
sof, Maryland John Macubbin, Esq. Mrs. Ma
scubbin, his wife; aud Mrs r van, of Cation
Certificate Of Mr.. 7Aonlas Kelso, batcl.Gr.
About three weeks since 4 was most violent
" attacked with /, aeunatic pains throughout
my whole frame, in SO severe a manner as not
TO be able to turn IN my bed without assistance,
proceeding as suppose from a severe cold
on being advised by friend to apply Dir. lis
sot's Gout and Rheumatic Drops, I accord
ingly obtained from the agents Messrs. George
Dobbin and Murphy, two bottles, the appi;ca-
lion Of which, under God, have perfectly re-
stored me to health. am therefore induced
with confidence to recommend this medicine
as certain cure for the above disorder.
THOMAS HELSO
Baltimore, July 27d, 1906.
sCert.Gcate Of mr.. Thomas Camf5eA, Har.ess-
maker
1t would be sn act Of injustice to withhold
my testimony Of the salutary effects of Doctor
Iissct's Govt and Rheumatic Drops, as have.
experienced very uncquivocal instance Of
their virtues and efficacy. / was afflicted with
two severe attacks of what is usually called
Dead Palsy, from which partially recovered
but was obliged to use clutches to aid me in
walking when | left home; to this were Joined
violent Rheumatic pains, the result Of the az
fiction, and | had feared the disorder xolld
accompany me through life out providcntial-
" was recommended to- apply at George Doh
bin and Murphy's for DR.. Tissot's Drops, and
after using only one bottle, found myself per-
fcctly liberated from my disorder, and ain now,
thank God, as freelron pain as if never had
been afflicted. Finding this medicine operate
SO powerfully ON myself determined TO ap-
ply it internally to my child, boy only eleven
months old, who vas then reduced almost to
skeleton with the Bowel Complaint; after
administering it four times to him, his COM
plant was entirely removed, and be IS now re
covering his streygth with great rapidity.
TIL. CAMpBAIL.
3 RsItimore. Jnly a. 3O6
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GRE AZ BgRGAlNs

II L ENDING to-ren,oye =
4 Tennessee as soon as poss 81 lle st .
dispose efthe following valuable 1.'s, III
ing property upon low terms, wb; a,u lfea
4 inheritedifrom my ancestors. wsa ptaR NJ
q legal title te the same for unm :" nave !
hundred years.
One Tract rueN k,ao5ou By II.
Of A5sngdon, 'S'
Being on the Potomac river latm.
anldria and Georgetown and ncarlv on ssa Al
City Of Washington, beautifully s, ppss,ts
tanning about FOUR HUNDPED a ~. q
leased to the Mr.. Wises for guss
DRIED AND sixty DoIrARs per apnas VI
other stipelations contained ii said lesss y
One atAer 7Taet conttsgao,t, !, 1
First,
sLeasedso William Fraser for ro.r
illaRs per annum, containing about slg g
acres. 'iAlI
Ute .0kaef trace, -c0ntdl7la7r r.
Acres Of Bottom Land, !
Adjoining the -Four Mile Mil Tr,c,
iOae otheY ITaet eortz,s4lo,!5 II /
Apsngdap .ss5ate
And within two and half mi!ss Of (C,.,,.
Town, containing SEVEN isUNDRFnl An
TWENTY FIVE acres. The ere,,s.. y
o 2s.s land IS heavily covered nth 1,t !
AIS O,
Three Thousand Acres m.tk Scd
RaUe1 IN the state of0hie
This tract descendeL.to me from nv,
George y. Alexander, being one r,dpv ,
the land he was Untitled to forks nsiitar,,
vices during the revolutionary war. Aha,
title papers with the wills under which lr
entitled to the above property, arc in 4
hands OF Ba1aipci's Dare, esq. to wAsn, sppEc,
ton will please to be made for term, &c
being legally authorized to ccntract and 4,
pose of all the above valuable properv 1,
which good ana satisfactory titles will bssT
en-.
Walter s. Alexander.
August rs. "a