davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-15
baltimore, July g, 1905.
ROBERT GRAY.

BOOKSELLER, King street, alexandria !;
HAS LATELY REcEivED FOR SALE,
The following Valuable Books,
eUTHRIE's Geography, IN Us
quarto, with fslio Atlas-Pricc
II dollars-tke Atlas separate is SO 90
aforsc's Geography, vols. ,octa-
vo, with Maps, s so
- 49, abridged for the use
Of schools, I 90
Maekay's Navigation, SO
Bowditch's do. "a new edition, 5 so
Blunt's Coasting Pilot improved s so
Johnson's Dictionary With Walk
er's Pronunciation, 5 SO
Rrooke's General Gazetteer iripro-
we'd, SO.
.scett's Geographical Dictionary Of
the United States, 2 so
Geographical Compilations, 2 vols.
II mo. 2 so
Domestic 9Encyclopaedia, vols. 3
octave, IL 90
Ainswerth's Latin Dictionary. SO
Young's do. Go. SO.
Shakspcare's Works 8v. 10 mo. 10 90.
Wonders Of Nature and Art, l4v.
boards, IA 90
Octave Bibles with earns Notas,. 5 to 5 SO,
vols. fine paper, 10 oos
Carey's Family Bible, at 3 Is anef- 10 90
Oxford Quarto Bible, so,
Ferrand's Latin Courses, in parts, (
each Is.
Adams On the llebss, IL Sc
Life OF. Nelson, 2 90.
Darwin's Zoonomia, 2 yo!s. oesarc, oo
Webster on Pestilence, vols. oSs. 4 90
Wallace On Diseascs,y 2 90.
Culle,i's Practice. SO
RISKS Enquiries, u vols. octave zoo
Parkinson's Medical Admonitoas, O. 90
Laroisier's Chemistry, so
New Dispcnsatory, 8 co
Dennan's Midwifery, . vols. oct. so
Cullen's Afateria Medioa, so
belEs surgery, vols. octave, IL 90
Bell on Ulcers, "a
Browns Elements Of Medicine, 90
John Ncwton's Works, 9 u. IL mo. g 90
Saurins' Sermons, vols. 400
Burgh's Dignity Of Human Nature, 2 90
Berkiey's Minute Philosopher, 90
& saaes's Naturai BIOLOGY, 3 90
DR.. Recess. CYcLopAEHIA
hIaRr HyMRERs PUBLISHED.
- Price to INCONSISTENCIES THREE Doaors M
sy Gems per.N.mber.
90 Only TIC copies for saIs.
Judy 9.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-15
Haasiltonss Eaxsr.


sovereign remedy for colds, obstinate
coughs, asthrnas, sere. threats and approaching
eonsu1np tions.
Halsn,s Anti bilious Pts.
Are Justly esteemed for carrying of the SUI
perHuous bile from the stomach and prevent
iar morbid secretioas and their consequences,
bilious and malignant ffsvers, Sc. These pills
are perfcctly mild in Incorporation, and may
be used with: safety by persons OF every age
and in every situation.
Ihs SoreieSga Ointment or tR
lt6is.
A speedy and el1ectual remedy, generally
removing the complains at one application. It
NAP be safely used by persons ofesery age.
Tie .4noayns Eaa9sr.
For the cure of every kina Of head ache.
Halgs genuine Ers-EYGte'-.
An excellent remedy orali disorders ofthe
3 .es.es, many persons having been cured Of It
TEe:Tncarly deprived OF sight
7ootb-aehs Drofs.
Give immediate relief in the most violent
attacks
The Restor0tive P01ydcr for tho
Iceth and t. t7fsJ.
Cieansss and strengthens them, and pre-
serves the enamel Of the teeth from eeay.
Gorglands lotion, and the,geaaaea9se
PsYsaas Lotion.
Both celebrated An the fashionable world as
most excellent cosmeaes and perfectly safe.
.Hahn's true and gelns'ae Corn
Plaster.
Aeertain remedy for corns, sRssaiy, erasi-.
eatng them without giving pain.
Ague and Fsver Drops.
Justly esteemed for their great efficacy IN.
cure of sagucs and intermittent fevers
Dssasask LIP SalUe, and Indian
Hegetable S9eeshc.
s.IamessKenneds, fen.
Alexandria, October g. IS
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-15
Pun suant To- q De1es

Of,.ehc honorable the circuit court Of teG
triet of Columbia, in suit depending, 4
Alexandra county, Ii, chancery, vhsl
Colin Aud, administrator OF Robert sli3
gan, deceased, IS compIal.apt, ana N'ilfn
Wilson, defendant, viii be EXPOSED toPys
Lie SALE, on SATURDAY., tie flFR
day Of SEPTEMBER NEXT,,st TA
o'clock in the forenoon, at tae etfee.hqs
Ia the town of Alec, i. a, Tor readf pa
ney,
a Ii tbs said Within Ess'i:s5tl' fisltai
IN title III and to three lo,lsth parts ON
undivided interest in the who's Of t'e la4
heretofore attached to the Keep Ir?Sti aTst
being about 100 acres, with tie cxcePlai
the works and I'll acres sold to the SoFsf
ment of the United States, lying in beisfs
now Jefferson county, near Iiarper's terri.
Charles Lee, couh
'Tho's Swami
August !. Jaws
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-15
z1upaItony ESwrcs md Eatxaes
Haasslton's Worm de5troysng 10.
ZeugeS.
of Mustard.

By which many thousands have been re-
1;eyed from the distressing and dangerous ma
lady of worms and other obstructions in the
stomach and bowels.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-15
kOR SALA

kOE sSNLAs,
o., advantageous tsrms, mi
a THREE STORY BRlCf IAe
"a HOUSE, on Union-street, y ,r5s
to Bcnjamin Shreve, Jun. well sltu - LOS
Shihhiag or Grocery business-hals,%%. re u
Of GROUND, at the corner OF W.
Wolfe-streets.
TO RENT, I
~ ind immediate hossesslsr 81 uuO.Y
The STORE and DENELLlNu. Mtrd
on Fairfax-streot, occupied BY 14 c%.opp
-an excellent staad for the DRY
ness.-Anply TO ~ & Son.
March *. ss.ee.s
$500. -: -,
np,vrrn DAILY BY ~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-15
[ulf received from Ph.ladelpl@

By CAPTAIN Hand,
% chests Young Hyson, and -,
o5boxcs Tyson Shulan Tea, Of a ''r''
quality, which will be sold low.
Like7riae OF Raad,
G hhds. good Sugar, r
10 hhds. hlola.se!s, OF a sood qaaA"
SAX OF various Kinds, ..y.a
And a constant supply 81 i2lour s'l''''''
family use.
March II
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-15

- he fDlioumg valuable Medicines, llstly &C.
= lebratsd through the United States for their
superior . IL sac in the sure OF the several
disorders Cor whichsthey are reconanAsnac.,
from Raj ma n les Patent EansiiysN cua-
cine Stores Newly orkk, are soiliFonly soy the
su!,sc.iser. at MS store il king-strest
HaansLtons Grand Rsstorat'0t, 8
Is reco,nins ndcd as aninyaluable medicine
,sr the speedy and perInanentcuro OF ne ryons
disorders or such as arise. from the ipmode-
rate use Of. tea, strong liquors, ions resldepee
In warm china ties, excessive WEAKNESS, sa'a
general relaxa ton of the sysss1n.
Hama5lons Es5enrs 1na Estxaet
Mustard,
A safe and cdectnal remedy tor the govt,
.rheu.aa,isah, sprains, pains n the fscs and
neck, sc.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-15
Notice is hereby given,

NOTICE. IS hereby glVeH'
THAT the subscriber attends At Bis ola
on 7'UESD.iY and STURDY IN efii
week, agreeable to law, for the PurPOs".
transacting documentary and all Other 'y u
ness appersainias, thersto; on wilicn oa,'1
persons concerned arc required to attsn'
Alexander Moore
Reyisses Of 55ENe. foi' dtr. e's.'
August |. 'a~-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-15

A sovereign remedy for colds, obstinate
coughs, asthrnas, sere threats and approaching
l .ef,nS1l1sa ratinre -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-09
WASHINGTON CITY, September

Extract Of a letter from gentleman in
-8niidfoRS, 10 his friend IN This citu, da-
ted Me 51St ut.
"You have no doubt heard of the affair
OF tie pirate that some DAYS past fired on
and took possession of the ship Othellofrom
Liverpool bound TO Baltimore On Friday
last we heard here that the pirate had gone
up the bay : the only vessel in our port that
was mt was Immediately got ready and
part OF the artillery and infantry Of this
place were sent in search of her, together
with barge from the French so gun ship.
nearing also that some suspected persons
had gone up the road, a detachment on
horseback was sent after them, and N the
evening returned with FIVE Frenchmen, who
acknowledged chat they had few DAYS be-
tore lett The pirate schooner, and were on
their way to baltimore. The vessel re-
turned without being lucky enough to fall
IN with the pirate.
was present at the examination of the
hve prisoners, so were several of the Off
GERS OF the L'Eol,., viz. the captain and o.
thers--also capt la Yilleau of the Patriot.
lhey Showed great anxiety, and desire
to bring the culpi'its 10 justice They tur-
ned out 10 be dies erters from the l. 'F.ole s.
Patriot, who were enlisted in Baltimore,
s''~F Gays " 30 'HlS NYSSt-lNOleS, but ind
ing themselves deceived, had deserted
The officers of the pirate schooner were
trenchmen from Baltimore, not heretofore
connected with tine French ships of war.
AS soon as the militia of this place were
making stir. the officers of the I,'EoIe
offered any part of their crew 10 aid US,
together with their barge, and. guns and
ammunition. Their barge that went out
was manned in part with Frenchmen. /
feel hurt that the French officers should be
suspected as it appears they are. They
have manifested every disposition to the
contrary, which ought to be made public.
schooner from Baltimore manned by mi-
litia, has taken the pirate and carried her
to Baltimore. Part ofthe crew made their
escape, and part were taken by commo.
dore Krohm and are confined on board the
Patriot. Many false Representations have
been made"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-09
SAruRnAY. Sentcmher S.

SATURDAY, September 5.
Mr.. Hay wished to extend the terms Of
his return on the subpoena duces tecum !;
and offered the following addition to the
return:
| hereby certify that, upon a more mi
mute examination of the letter above men
toned, ] have observed other passages
which arc entirely of public nature, and
which, according to my best judgment,
ought not TO be disclosed, and which, con-
ceivc, wouid rot be disclosed by the Presi-
dent himself, il the return were to lie made
by him.
GEO: HAY.
He observed that he did not think him
self authorised TO disclose suLh parts of the
letter as the president himself would refuse,
and proposed to send an express 10 the Pre-
si6ent, who is now at Monticello, to consult
him on the subject. The express might re-
turn by Tuesday, at which time the trial
could perhaps proceed.
Col. Burr said he tho't it probable some
arr ngement could be made among the
counsel by which the trial might take place
on W hday. 1.-THE PANEL of the jury should
be approved of, perhaps he might wave
insisting on the production OF the letter.
Mr. KY declared that, no o.hcr arrange-
hit''I NNSI VI DS DUl ttld- Vi furnishing
a copy of such parts as were proper for the
pubic eve.
The ChicF Justice said that, as to such
parts as were considered To be secrets VI
sfafr, they certainly could not be compell-
ed 70 be produced.
Mr. Martin. We can compel the Pre-.
stdent to appear and produce the whole
letter!
Mr. Bolts observed, be wished Mr. Han
10 understand that the counsel for col Burr.
ala not mean to commit themselves abso-
uter. They were willing to go to trial
under the prospect that the letter might be
furnished by the time it would be wanting
IN the course of proceeding but, if il
should lie ultimately withheld, thcY meant
TO reserve the right OF insisting hereafter
on its pr duction.
Col Barr. At present ] know Of no OBJ
Jec,ion to the trial on Monday.
Mar 1'arfin mentioned the case Of Israel
Hm'th. Mr. Fay, under the opinion Of the
court heretofore pronounced, entered not
tc flroae9ui on the Indictment against mr..
Sn'ita for the treason charged to have
been committed iH EirgiuiQ.
The session 81 the court was suspended
till halfatter O'clock at which tine bail
was 20 he offered by Cal Burr Gen JoNA-
THAN DsYToE # New-lersey, and NJ ior
TaoMAs LAEGsvpN OF this city, were ac-
cepted as his bail.
The court then adjourned until Monday
10 O'clock.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-09
fALL GOODS.

HE subscribers ere receiving BY The
\ snip Herseheil from Liverpool an
extensive supply of :"
~ 4 K { Il n II II TIE.
suitable to he approaching season and
are ~ DAILY expectations Of their ( pN-
DON GOODS by The Crlpr, v b,eh s,,I
render lheU assottmot compi~ft, ana
which they FIR los sale l,y he rec. Or
P'|6aBe On me most M DEBATE terms.
JOIN * kcBtET CANsLF. Jr.
Ncvetu5sr Z, ISG7. vE,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-09

attributed to Col. Rurr (of design to seize
INew-Orleans, ard invade Mexico) were
ms real plans. Mr.. H,okke,- was rejected.
Mr.. Benjamin 7. Harris being called,
Nol. 3u'r observed that the gentleman was
stranger to him. He would rsly on his
candor TO say whether he had imbibet pre-
Judices against him. Mr.. Harris said, that
from what he had heard, he was impress
sed with belief there was something i'm
proper. He had strong Impressions, and
still retained them. He was rejected. :.
MIR. Jacob Eye was considered by Col
burr to have imbibed strong preiudices a.
gaiast him. He acknowledged that he had
imbibed, and had also expressed them. He
was therefore rejected.
a Mr.. Williams was set aside, being not
a freehoider
MIR. Robert adams was rejected on the
same grounds with Mr.. Eye.
Col. Nathaniel HiLkinSon of Henrico be-
ing called, was asked by col. Burr whe-
Their he had imbihed prejudice against
him--He answered l have-Col. Barr A
strong one A. Yery strong.--O. do you
still retain it A. Yes. am onIv sorry
mat eant haze a touch at you TOR the
Treason.
Mr.. .Hhraham Co7clev. a Mr.. Tucker,
- w S"WCS fPmIcidU SeVCratly made
objections to themselves, on the ground
that they had formed and freely expressed
very untavourab'e opinions of the accused.
hey were excused from serving.
Col. William Bentley, of Powh atan, Mr..
Yeomdns Smith and Mr.. Richard Youne.
were accepted by Col. Burr, without OBJ
lection, or examination.
Mr.. John Underzuood was excused :.
having been three months absent from his
FAMILY on journey to Kentucky, and be-
ing now on his return.
Mr.. Join Austin declared he had a
strong prejudice against Col. Burr; hay
ing heard that he went in disguise. He had
said that no good man could do so 1t
would be diiHcultto remove hisimpressions
He was excused.
Mr.. Josehh p. Oqpen was set aside for
the present (; having been summoned as n
Juror to ATTEND c District Court of Rich
mond now sitting.
The Jury not being completed, the Court
adjourned until Tuesday, one O'Clock p.
M. to enable Mr.. kay to receive the com
mun;cation expected from the President of
the U. 5. before its session should again
commence.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-09
TUEsDAY, September 8.


ne weather being very wet; (Which it
is supposed prevented some of the persons
summoned on Monday as Jurors from at
tending to day y it being found very diff
cult to get sufficient number who had not
formed and declared opinions unfavorable
to Col. Bu7T, to constitute Jury and the
express, which MIR. Ray had sent to the
President Of the United States, not having
returned; the trial was postponed.
smrll progress was made in getting the
iury /; Alessrs Garter Berkiey and Robert
lH'hi0l (the former declaring that he
had formed no d:fnifiUe opinion, and the
latter that lie had formed none at all, as
to the guilt or innocence of the accused. !
being added to the list of persons accepted
as jurors.
Messrs. Daniel Price, .Tohn Richard,
Johr Harris, jtiLiom G4'Rfm, JosehA
A2ayo, Robert Hight, benjamin Stelsoa
and George ". DirOn were severaliy re-
Jected on the ground that they had formed
and expressed opinions uniavorable to the
accused.
Mr.. Israel Smith was admitted to bail ::
and entered into a recognizapce, in the
sum of Ave thousand dollars with John b.
Walton and John Alcock his securities, in
the sum % two thousand FIVE hundred dol
lars each.
The court adjourned to sit again on
this day "wednesday at eleven O'Clock.
We are informed, that the Governors of
ONO, Michigan, S, Indiana, are Immediately
To be called on, by the government OF the
United States, topnt forth the requisite nil
!;tia to check the hostile spirit, which p
manifested by the Northern Tribes (suDpo-
sed 20 have been instigated by the English
Traders among them) and, it necessary,
to chastisc the Savages.--PhiL Reg.
1T was yesterday rumored in this city but
we do not vouch for the correctness of the
rumour, that general Hull, governor of
M ohgan Territory, had retired from the
attacks of the Indians.
IN Y. Pahcr.1
DIED-At his fathers scat, a few miles
from this city, or Sunday morning last, af-
ter short, but severe illness, MIR. ALEX
AMBER GEORGE, in the Odd year o. his
age,-He has left two fond parents, an af-
fectionate brother and sister, and loving
wife 10 doplore his loss I'm this young
gentleman was ceDtercd every quality me-
cessaiy to make good and honest man.
He was beloved = his neighbors and uni
versally respected by numerous acquaiH-
lance. The tears that we're shed at his
funeral, by those no ways related to him,
can best appreciate his worth !
son death iHSatiafs 1onster morkais
dread,
my drink the hcorfs blood Of TN
young and gay ?"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-09
Advertisement.

WHEREAS Chapman Whine of Albem.,,.
county, count DID commence suit against me nsIpey
ram WINS OF said county f.r certain ia.
hSses ~ HIM Complained for in our said ,is,r,a
,'. 4 and by the rules Of said cou,,, did ob,,,a
J,urpg"sn' aboetite twenty second 5sy ~ =.
y. u 'as'' TOT the enormous sun OF three huudrea
"onS,a' "'Ien said judgment and COS thercon
'''S-I DO hef,by fCfty am an teysaos
Whatsoever from trading for iIe .sc,s p, f,'I"1
any a'si6nmen, for tie said judsr.sn, or 80
d. am determined not to pa[ tie .,io jr,,,-.,,
ei'he' TO said White. or lis iudofsst. ''' :"
A'bsmsrle. Sd SEP, 1907
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-09

\. ~
James,. Demon, Isaac Ds:ire. Stcp',ss
Diaard, James Ia. Dom isop. ruhjs Dits
SoSePh Dawson, Gen. Jonathan Dey.on
Jack Edmunds, Mrs. Elizabeth Erye,
Samuel Ellison, Thomas Edgar.
r.
VIM. Forester, James Flood, Francis
Free mon, VIM. Fleming, Henry Fore, Miss
Dolly Faulkner, Miss Maria Fleming.
Bryan Griffin, Alban GlBin. Arehime ,.e5
Gaines, VIM. Gullcy, John Griffin, Msry
r. Gibbs, Gen. John Gut,a94A. John i
Gait, James Gnodwin, John C,,len, r,ni
Grifhths, Mrs. Eliza Gray, Cyrus Griffin
FL
John Hopkins, Robert HYDE, John ffosa.
Young Hill, Mrs. Judith Hol,son, James K,
Hopkins, Robert Eoley, Wade Hami,:on.
Henry Haynan, Samuel Henry, III mas
Hartley, Wm. Hayward. Stephen A. tIopA
kins, Moses Harris, Richard Hughes, Can't.
+. Hayden, VIM. B Hughes, Charles Har-
ris, Andrew Hethertuh
Christopher Irwin, L;Ehtfout Jannev.
Francis Jackson, Francis Juhnston. Henry
jackson, Mrs. Il. Jones.
Thomas Keesce, James kidwel!, Gideon
King.
sha Lindsay, Samuel Leech, 1veson
Lewis, James Lunsfrrd, Fielding Lucas.
Miss Mary LIDO, Richard Laurel, James
q. Laidiey, John La Kenan, Mrs. e. La
Menan.
Hugh Massie, John MAYO, John Mu,hol-
land, Charles M'Clcud, Nicholas Mills, Re-
bert NJ ilier, II. Mosby, MIS- M.Craw, Ale
tired Minor, Miss Ann F. M'Craw, Samuel
M'Craw, VIM. Mills, J3hr J. Ma. Charles
Martin, James Miller, Gen. John Minor,
Edward Masa.
John Price, Philip c. Pope James Plea
SAINTS, jr. Orris Paine, John Parker, WIN.
Pope, Maj VIM. Price, Thomas Pope. Ma
thanIel A. Price, Roger Pollard, VIM. G,
Poindexter.
Richard Randolph, John Randolph, 81
Rush, WIN. Randolph, VIM. ]. Robertson.
William Rawieigh, Jesse Redo, George
Randolph, Mrs. Eliza Richardson, VIM.
kadf0rd' Michael Reynolds.
Capt. n. Selden, VIM. Smith, Miss 6.
Singleton, Dir. John Scherer, George Schc-
Ter, George F. Sttas, John Saunders, ). II,
smith, Charles Smith, Charles Snead.
7.
Capt. Abijah Tooker, John Turner, G. c.
Ienberkill. John Tayloe, Stint G. Tucker,
Thomas J. Taylor, Mrs. S. Taylor.
u.
Thomas Underwood.
Y.
Madam Vertlle, James Voshall, John
Vaughn, Miss Betsey Vslertine NJ AZ
Vanzante, Mrs. h. VanItte.
w.
Johp Wilson. Thomas Williamson, VIM
u. Wynn, Bartlett G.. Woodward, Louis
Wercq, James Winston, Miss p. Winn.
Mrs. II. p. Whitlock, Samuel J. Wrist
John Walker, John S. .Welford, Miss l..
Wexford, Mrs. Ben. Williamson, Thomas
Wade, George Willes, James w iitloek,
MISS M. Wilson, Elder z Natkins.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-09
NETWORK, Sept. 3.

Nine United States gun boats arrived at
this port yesterday from Portland, two Of
which passed by the city last evening to
the navy yard.
a British brig Of war anchored within
Sandy Hook yesterday afternoon, and we
understand an officer is coming up in a pi.
lot boat with dispatches. We did rot learn
the name Of the brig, where from, or the
nature Of her dispatches.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-09

SANDY HOOK, (N. - AUo. 81, 1907.
About half past O'Clock p. M. Of this
day, two sail hove in sight in The 3. S T..
about IS miles from the Hook, which pro-
we'd TO be man Of war brig and an En-
glish merchantmen the brig boarded the
ship and detained her hours
The captain Of the brig told the captain
of the ship not 70 tell that she was a man
Of war. The pilot boat boarded the mer-
chairman about 6o'ciock the brig being
about q mile astern Of the ship, the pilot
boat made sail and ran away from the brig !;
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-09

the brig then made sail and chased n. pilot
boat to within about half mile of SANDY
Hook beach the brig finding She could OBJ
tam no plot, tack'd ship, fired a gun, and
stood tothe ). +. the same time she had
AN English Jack flying at the fore top GAL
liant mast head for pilot.
MICHAEL BLUMER,
JOHN BUSH,
VIM. CORY,
Pilots of the pilot boat Champiin.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-09
List of Letters
Remaining in the Post-Ofce, Richmond
Seffcmber 1st, 1907.

Mrs ]. Anderson, John Arundel, Rich'd.
Adams, Morrison Boudett St Aubin, VIM.
>. Austin, Mrs. Elizabeth Armstrong, Tho
mas Anslow, Miss Elizn Archtbelt, Saml.
G.. Adams, John c., Ayers, John Alleock,
WIN. Ayers, VIM. Aylett
b.
Charles F. Bates. Samuel p. Bradlcck
VIM. Burns, Alexander Rurd, James Bank.
head, VIM. Bean, Mrs. +. y. BRYAN, Elisha
Bigalow, Charles A. II. Bradford. Izard
bacon, Absoium Banks, Mrs. Brandat, DR..
Jesse Bennett David Bowl5s, Mr. - Ba-
ker.
G.
Thomas Crcel, Thomas Coleman, Joseph
Carter, Bowler Cooke, Mrs. Elizabeth ID
Christian, Philip Caldwell, WIN. Cowles,
Julius Crump, Mrs. Mary Childress, Geo
Clarke, Edward Colston, ]. J. Golden,
Robert Craig, Levi Crittenton, Lawrence
Cook, Philip Courtney, jr. Adam Collins,
Mr.. Chagnot. -