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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-29

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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-29

There were probably between 1900 and
1000 citizeus assembled at Fanuiel.Hall.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-29

Four Dollars Per Anam--4paid in Advanee.J
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-08-06
t Robert Treat Paine, Efq. of Bonon.

"S"t~'$'<"s~<"<< t,"s"p"tb" tb-1bD-
LAKE COUNTRY.
From Oswego to the most southern
extremity OF Lake Michigan, is 1900
miles by water, navigablc for vessels of
or 10 feet draught, excepting carry
ing place of eight miles at Niagara falls.
From Oswego to the mouth of the ri
yer St. Louis, on lake Superior, is 1900
miles by water, navigable for vessels
also OF 8 or 10 feet draft, excepting at
Niagara and the portage of St. Mary's.
The lakes are about three times as large
as the Baltic sea. The lands south and
adjoining these vast sheets of water, are
OF deep, rich, and fertile soil; and the
lake markets will unquestionably COM
mand, IN that direction, the surplus of
more cultivatable acres than give life
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-08-06
THURSDAY, 9th AUGUST, 1907.

How Prejudice maintains its place,
And cuts its nose to spite its face!
How strange that should give thenews,
That Yankees claim POLISHED Muse;
And to my English friends proclaim
An Hopkinson's, Barlow's name,-
Trumpet forth Humphreys, Trumbull's
praise
Spread the renown of ALsop's lays;
Bid Cooper's strains float on the gale,
And HoRNoR's rising glory hail
Or name Smith, Paine, + a Dwight,
10 prove that we can read and write.
Philepia too, in sylvan bowers,
Has vainly rear'd poetic flowers,
1t only British lungs can breathe
Fame sparkling halo round her wreath.
Let Candour Judge, not Prejudice,
Our countries merit as it is,
And she, without offence to thine,
Perhaps 7oiA yield the palm to mine.
Is this too much poor Perhaps p
But softly these are cutting slaps
10 breasts like ours, that not less feel
The pointed feather than the steel.
10 make at once my patriot-friends
For these rude rubs complete amends,
l give them all kind-ADIEU,
Remaining in my friendship, true,
And Ito wind up will, nv best hne)
With warm affection theirs and thine.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-08-06
(No. a3.)

and activity to the three respectable ma
tons of Denmark, Sweden and Russia
united. Added to which, the mildness
of this climate justifies the expectation,
that the soil in that region will produce
most of the staples of much lower la
titude on this side the Allegheny noun
tains. A sample of the rice of the
lakes, which grows spontaneously, we
have in our possession, for the inspec-
ton of any who have the curiosity to ex-
anime it. [Nezu-1ork pap.
"e-<-<t.<<.<-o ,.,~,~,-,-,-,-
The period has at length arrived when
it must be decided, whether the Ameri-
can government is worthy of the support
OF the people, and whether the Ameri-
can people deserve the name of an indie.
pendent nation. If the lives of our CT
tizens may be assailed and DESTROYED
in sight OF our harbours if the protec-
ton OF government cannot reach and CO.
YER them within ten miles of our shore.
it is time for us to give up the farce of
empire, and implore the protection Of
some power, able to afford US security
against murderous outrage. Was a case
like this ever before heard of 2 The foe
slaughters our citizens, and then, in cool
contempt, returns to his anchorage il,
our harbour.
But this event, degrading and painful
as it is, may be the forerunner of the
most splendid and useful consequences.
1t is an event which, sinking all party
feuds and local divisions, will blend US
together as one people, and unite us in
one eXertion. While we deplore the
loss of those citizens who have been sa-
cri6ced by this unparalleled violence,
and lament with those who suffer, we
should not look on the occurrence as a
calamity. In national point of view
there is nothing to regret in it. For
fourteen years we have been the foot
ball of European arrogance and inius-
tice-Plundered, beaten, and murdered
in every sea, by every power, we were
rapidly plunging so deep in contempt.
that, in little while, it would have been
impossible to insult us. Eagerly pur4.
suing the acquisition of wealth, enve-
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-08-06
ORIGINAL POE TRY.
EPIsTLEs.

To Friend in Englznd.-[ Concluded. I
Do me more justice. Pindar's rhyme
Has made us merry many time,
And cen Josiah will allow
laugh'd as loud as he or thou.
Indeed l were an enviouS CALF,
To lose the Jest, restrain the laugh,
Or show my hatred by sheer,
BECAUSE he lives in Deyonshire.
Have l once utter'd the untruth,
Clifford is harsh, or Young uncouth /.
That Stewards cadence, Cowper's line,
Nay Darwin's burnish'd phrase, NOT fine?
DO warm Feelings tear refuse
10 Charlotte's heart-bewitching muse
Repel the homage which inspire
Merry's bold harp and Coswav's lyre
No! colder critics may disown
The genial aow, th'impassion'd tone,
And, stllted on the mounds of TASTE,
Lay Della Crusca's glory waste -
h less correct, must laundering stray
through all the mazcs of his lay;
At every step, where'er 1 turn,
Feel the wild-6rc of pathos burn
Bow to the pow'r that strikes my heart,
Gives the fierce throb, the gush, the start
Thrills, when in ripping accents flow
PHYS bland notes, or Grief's faint glow;
Ormoves, when in more pensive strains,
Love, disappointed love, complains.
YET treason never pass'd these lips
against the CHIEFt whose language trips
The heels of Praise, that, gasping, falls,
And at respectful distance bawls.
Nor have I tho't the heav'n-born mind
OF Genius (cobwebbed y was confn'd
10 Avon's brook and your big Thames,
Swolln with their golden freight of
names.
Have Britons candour Turn thine eve
To regions of clearer sky -
Yon western world, to them unknown,
Has Popes and Drvdens of its own.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-08-06

This is an alIuhon TO the clotted cream
% fmous in that country.
' I Shakespeare.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-20
Czlcukq,ed 6y BE.MJfNFw p 5TES

WHEREAS some time past, purchms
~ scd piece ofland III Goochland coun-
ty, of one William Lowell, for which rave
him two bonds, one for eighteen pounds,
payable the 25th day of December. ons
thousand eight hundred and eight, the o.
ther bond for 27 pounds, payable the 18th
OF December, one thousand eight hundred
and twelve, and rs the said Lowell has gone
away without making me right to the said
land agreeable TO bargain, do forewarn all
person or Persons in trading for the above
mentioned bonds as do not intend to pay
them unless l get right agreeable to bars
gain.
WIN. SHEPPARD.
9th November, 1906. tf
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DIsrRIcr OF VIReIMIA, TO WIT.

DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA, 70 WITS
y f. 1T REMEMBERED that on the
- eighth day ofJanuary, in the thirty-,
first year of the independence of the Unit
ed States Of America, William w. Henine
and William Munford, Of the said district.
have deposited in this Office, the title of a.
book, the right whereof they claim as aua
Ihors, in the words following, to wit:
"Reports ofCases argued and deterv.inl
"cd III the Supreme Court Of Appeals oe
Virginia with select cases, RELATING
"chiefly to points of practice, decided i've
" the Superior Court OF Chancerv for the
"Richmond District Part T. Vol. J. ~
civilian w. Hening and William Nun.
" ford"
In conformity 20 the act Of the coDere,s
OF the United States, intituled g. An act
FOR the encouragement of learning, bv e.
curing the copies ofmaps, charts and boo.s.
to the authors and proprietors of such en-,
pics during the times therein mentio. -
and also, to AN act intituled can act SIM
Elementary 20 an act, inttuled, an act e..
the encouragement of learning, By securine.
the copies 81 maps, charts and books. to nc
authors and proprietors Of such copics. dir
ing tho times therein mentioned. And g.
tending the benefits thereof to the arts of
designing, engraving, and etching histori.
cal, and other prints"
rs N Wm. MARSHALL.
Clerk 9fthe District 2fYi,giaiq.
~ Tie above work is this day rubIisb.
ed, and nv be had AZ Samuel Peasants
Printing-Oldce and bookstore, Richmond
Jan -, 1907. 9v
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Marsh rps SAFES.


BY virtue of a decree of the Court of the
United States for the fifth circuit in tic
Virginia district, pronounced at the May
term, 1905.
John SomervilL Pit.
against
David Ross, Def.
WILL be sold to the highest bidder. for
ready money, so much Of q TRACT
Of LAND, lyiag on James River, in the
county of Chesterfield, and commonly call
ed and known by the name Of the Falls Plan.
tation, as will raise the sum OF seven hun
dred and twenty-six dollars and thirty
seven cents, and the costs. The sale will
be had on the promises on the Goth Day of
January 1907.
JOSEPH SCOTT, NJ. v. D.
Dec. Is. ids.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-20
NO I 10 r.

ny virtue Of q deed Of trust, a parcel Of
- choice NEGROES consisting OF ter
Men, that have been accustomed to live in
thc upper country, and as likely IS any in
the commonwealth, will be offered for sale
to the highest bidder, 20 satisfy debt due
Carter Page, esq. by the Mcssieurs Deane's,
at Cumberland courthouse, ON Monday the
Goth Of January next, (keing court day y p
credit OF twelve months will be allowed, the
purchasers giving bond and approved ,ccu-
riy. Ii is agreed by the parties that the
shall act for the trustee.
SAMUEL TAYLOR. Ir.
Nov. II, 1906. wtds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-20
August g.
RENT.

T DESIGN the ensuing year, with the aid of
qualified teacher. to a,terape the Tuition +
IS Females-Crammav, Geogr Apply & Arithmc
tic will be taught Stri2 attention will also be
paid 20 The composition of ihe Scholars, nor will
their morals be neglected. The prise wall be 4 Is
each scholar finding hey own bsd-i-6th of the
price to be paid in advance
G-rard Banks.
Cooch!and. 9th Sent 1905. IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-20
Eas6ingtoa, Dre. IS, 1905.

SIR,
YOU ask my opinion on the subject Of
publishing the works Of Algcrnon Sidney.
The world has so long and so generally SCUM.
dCd the praises Of his "discoHr8c8 m go-
UcrHmcrf," that it seems Supcrfuous, and
even presumptuous, for an individual to add
his feeble breath TO the gale. They are in
truth a rich treasure uf republican princi-
pies, supported by copious and cogent ar
gumcnts, and adorned with the finest flow
ers OF science It is probably the beSt cic-
menfary bo6k oTthe hriHcibfcs If goUern-
meHt, rs founded in natural right, that has
sperbcen HubhshcdM any iaHguage-Aud
il is much TO be desired in such q govern
ment as ours, that IL should NC put into the
hands Of orr youth, as soon as their minds
arc sufficiently matured for that branch Of
study. Should you proceed to the publics-
ton, be so good as to consider me subscri-
Der; and accept my salutations and ssSur-
anccs ofgreat esteem and respect.
tn: JEFFERSON
The ReUd. NJ, WecgR,
Qeiober &
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-20
TERMS.

|. ltshall be printed on al entire new type,
OF size larger than that used in the Inst
edition of the Revised Code, published in
1908.
u. The paper shall be of good quality, and
the book, when bound, will form a volume
IN large octave, to match the first volume
OF the same work. The number of PAGES
cannot be ascertained, though it's eEpect-
ed, from thc matter of which the book
WILDE composed, (therc being ninety-fUe
new chapters in Tie Continuation from
1901 70 1905, and upwards of one hum
Died omitted acts) that it will contain
nearly as many pages as the last edition.
III The price TO Subscribers will be FIvR
DOLLARS, to be paid on delivery Of the
book-to non-Subscribers the price will
be considerably INCREASED.
"URScR1P7JoRS are received Ey thc
fubE8hey IN RichmmG.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-20

IN WHICH WILL DE INSERTED,
I. Such Public Acts as have been omitted in
the last edition of the Revised Code.
". A compilation of the several laws for the
establishment ef the James River, Potow-
mac, AppomattoX and Dismal Swamp Ca.
nal companies; in all of which the state
has an interest.
ILL.,. Acts for the establishment of the Mutu.
al Assurance Society against Are On build
ingS of the state of Virginia.
~. Laws concerning the Northern Neck.
Y. A Table of Fines, Forfeitures, Penalties
and Amercements, designating such as
are to the use of the Commonwealth :;
such as go towards, lessening the county
levy; such an belong to individuals and
such as are appropriated to any partiCu-
lar object.
VI. Acts for establishing Turnpike roads.
VII. Acts authorizing the erection of Ton
Bridges.
All the Acts comprised in this volume,
have been carefully collateu by gentle
man of the 6ar--Notes of reference - for
mer and subsequent statutes, are auncxeS
to each chapter, and copious INDEX via
be given at the end of the work.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-20
ract of Land,

Wherein the said Adams now resides, "
mig half mile beiow Cumberland court
l.ouse, on the buckingham road. The Stu
alton is a good one for I publican or mocha
nic of any sort. The said tract contains
20 "a acres and is we'll improved, that Is
20 say, good Dwelling-Housc, Kitchen,
Stable, Garden, and sundry other necessa-
~ improvements. The sale will take place
or the premiscs, on the 3lgt day os january
reXt--C'.sh Will Lc required CT the highest
bidder, by
SAMUEL HOBSON, Trustee.
Dec. az, 1906. tbs
~ The deed of trust is Of record in this
court. 5. II.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-20
' aIua0le : LIMITATIONS,

In the counties of P;tt.yivania and Bedford.
~, on Stsunton and Pigg rivers, stated in
the nd Of trust in the proceedings Renti-
oned, to con ain three thousand acres, more
or less, but supposed TO be considerably more
extensive, comprene,2diDg ali the lands that
on the 5th day of June, 1875, belonged or
appertained TO the three plantations known
~ the name of the Mountain plantation,
mouth of Pigg River plantation, and the
Frying Pan plantation. a more particular
description Of which will be given on the
day Of sale. he sale will take place at
inc Eagle-Tavern in the city ofRchmond,
on Tuesday the oath day of February
next.
Also, at the Oxford Iron Works i'm the
county Of Campbell, on Tuesday the third
day of March next, viii be sold under the
said decree, upon the same terms, a number
of very valuable SLAVES.
BENZ MOSBY, D. VI. for
JOS. SCOTT, M.v.D.
Jan. g. cptds.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-20
MsCAY and COWAN.

II AVE Just received by the late arrivals from
I J. London, alarge and fashionable assortment
of WATCHES, with variety OF articles Of
JEWELLERY and SILVER WORK AL
so, an assortment OF WATCH Makers
TOOLS and MATERIALS.-which with their
former stock. renders their assortment very g.
nerai-aH of which they offer a, the lowest pr
ces, for cash.
Richmond ,Oaobar 9th. 1906. tf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-20

GENTLFNEN who have never read this
celebrated performance may form some
idea Of its intrinsic worth and Importance
to our country, by perusing the following cx-
tract Of letter TO the editor,) from his
ENccllency the President Of the United
States.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-20
SELLING of CHEAP.
DRY GOODS,

Consisting of variety of useful and fashi-
enable articles, to wit:
Irish Linens, Flanders Shcetinrs, Ozna-
burgs, Ressian's Long-Lawas; Linen and
Cotton Cambricks Superfine and second
Broad Cloths and CASHIERS Blankets,
Coatings and Flannels; Benefits * Fam
cy Cords and Velvcts; Swans Downs and
Mole-skins (; rich fgur'd Satins Silver
Muslins; Sarcenets; Italian Latestrings;
Cotton and Silk Chambrays OF very hand
some patterns; few Silk Pelisses; Gloves
and Hosiery elegant Plumes; NVreaths
and fancy Head-Ornaments hadsome
assortment of Ribbons; Table-Cloths and
Napkins in sets; Sd IA * 10 Diapers
few sets of China in boxes of 40 pieces
sets of Cut-Glass Dccanters, Wine s Tum-
blers; Glass-Bowls, Spice-Bottlcs, Hail
Lamps, &c. sc.
They have on hand and will continue to
keep, as usual, a complete assortment of
DUYCH BOLTI.N'G CLOTHS.
Those who buy with cash will be allowel a
very liberal discount which will be encreased
according to the augmentation of the amount
of their purchase az any one time. On sums
Of consequence, a credit, ifrequired, will be
given of three to six months; the purcha-S
ser giving approved negotiable paper.
! Richmond, 9th Dec 1906 IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-20
FOR SALE.

\ VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND
n in Buckingham county, containing siX-
ty-two acres, lying on James river and adj
Joining the town OF Dugui!sviilc the land
is rich. ard has one OF the most valuable
mill scites on it, o. amy ia the upper COM
try ; also a new excellent MANUFAC-
TURING MILL, in the county of Camp
bell, about six miles below Lynchburg,
and in good condition for manufacturing
flower, SC. This property is rendered
more valuable, inasmuch as il is Situated
in the heart Of : very rich country, and to
those who wish to turn their attention u
the manufacturing Of Aower, sc. it is an
objec. worthy Their consideration. For
further particulars rcGercacc may be made
n Col. VIVA. l. Lewis of Campbell (who
viii shew AMI negotiate for the above pro-
perp) or to inc subscriber
JAS: G. ANTHONY.
Richmond, Both Dec. 1906 2w.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-20
VIII EE SOLO-

7 o TIE higheat bidder, for cash, at Negv.s
Kent Courthouse, on The 1871 Of J,unu-
airy neat, by virtue of'a deed oftrnst from
Benedict CTuDth, executed 10 me 10 secure.
the tayment Of sum Of money oIue to-
Robert Christian, 4oAich hes been t,ansfr1,-.
1'cdt Ihemas Claiborne, the Tl2.ICT'. of
LAND grhereon the said Crunah 7sog1'
GUes, containing by estimation $40 acres,
adjoining the lands Of John .Fdcms, James
Davis, Francis Ferguson and otAerS.-e
.flao, the Tract Of LIND 7ohereoz,
NE said Crumh's mil standa, including
said mill, containing by estimation 34S a.
cTes, and bounded by the lands of John
WaddiN, dec. Ea7gin Poinde.rtey and o.,
hers.-LitegviSe TIE .faI'oQpng SL.dVESy
Uiz. Rachel ard her t7yo children Ed
mind and George, Charlotte, Judith, De-
ND, Jenny ard Yioiet, or so mach ofsaid.
Properly as nil be sufficient 10 DISCHARGE
tie DEBT mentioned IN Lhe dsed.
I'ag TRUSTEE.
Dec. IS, 1906 ids
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-20

ON Monday the 10th day Of February
- next, will be SOLD, at the tavern Of
Haley Cole, in the county of Chesterfield,
for Cash,
FE0e Negroes, TO zUif l.:
Two womcn and three children, conveyed
10 nc in trust by Richardson Harris, to Sc
cure the payment Of debt due to William
Trabue, assignee Of Lyle s. MCredie, ane
the expense necessarily incurred in carry
ing the said trust into execution.
RICH'D. Il. GooDE.
Sd Jan. 1907. In
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-20
rdE LADIES' AND GENTLENIEN'S
POCKET .fLNL1N.{C,
FOR 1867,
IS tysT REcETFED e BOR SAFE <T THIS
IN: Ladies Book Contain.,

IN Ladies Book Contai,i.,
An Almanac, ruled pages for memoran-
iiu:as, ,T,-5,+ -yjons and engagements, also
for monies rccciI ed, paid or lent, for every
day in the year, geiect pieces in prose and
poetry, new Z celebrated song7, market
Ing table and several useful tables.
Ths'Geniemeu'a Box Contains,
An Almanac, ruled pages for memoran-
dums, and, cash accounts. Government of
the United States, Executive, Legislative
and Judiciary, Commissioners of Loans and
Agents for Invalid Pensions, Federal courts
of Law, Departments Of the Federal Co
vcrnmcnt, Land Officers, Patents, Minis
tiers, Crnsuls, sc. to and from foreign natl
ons, Military establishment, Table Of the
pay and subsistence Of officers, ofthe Navy,
List Of officers Of the NAVY, Marine corps,
Eevy agents, Navy ward AZ Washington,
List of the whole naval force of the United
States, Duties payable by law, extract
from non-importation act, list ofoficers of
the Customs, light Houses, several useful
tables.
December o.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-20
FOR SALE,
n TrUCf 0f Inud

- EVEN miles below Richmond, BELONGING
- to the estate Of James BEDFORD, dec
containing67 Ia acres, upon a credit OF 4, Q,
and years, equal payments. The sale to
be on the premises, on Thursday the 5th
day OF February next. Possession will be
given on the purchasers giving bond and
approved security, and deed Of trust upon
the property, by
MUES TURPIN, Ex'r.
OF Lucy Rsdford, dec.
Jan. 9th, 1901. Nv
~. p. Al those indebted 70 tho said estate
arc requested to makeimmediate payment
and those having claims ale desired 10
bring them forward properly suthcntica-
ted. NJ. +.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-20
For Sale,

- Y virtue of deed of trust, eXecrTed by
- Samuel Adams, for the purposes there
in mentioned, the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-20

#x& TICKETS in the Secono
class Of ths William and Mary College Lotery
are for sale At sais oftcet
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-20

Published ar SUnScRTP7F0E,
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On
UniUersGl Dictionarygf .fyts q Sciences.
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P.4Y.lBLE on DELIVERY.
Between six and seven, hundred plates,
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location, by far greater number than is
to be found in any other Scientific Diction-
airy.
- 70 Subscribers. The four first
halls volumes arc ready for delivery at the
Book Store of Samuel Peasants, jun.
Richmond. wifi Nov 6.
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FOR Sal F..

10 81 Acres If Ldnd,
TOUR and a halfor five mile, from th:s
4 plsCs--about - or 90 acres Of which
arc cleared and well enclosed There ia o.
The place small Dwelling House, log
Kitchen = log house not qui'e finished.
small Apple Orchard, a yoEB; Peach Or
chsrd, and IN excellent Garden. For terms
apply 70 Mr.. J. West, or TO the subscriber
living in Cumberland.
JOHN SEAYRES,
Cumberland, Jan. -, 1907.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-20
.dADREW Sa1771@or'S
Alexandria Crackers.

NOW landing, consignment By Mr.
JamieSon, direct from the Bakery o.
ms STIR famed crcehent CRACKERS,"
"a barrels, haT barrels and Kegs. .fiso
SXhs-61e
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SUBSCRIBERS 70
SIDNEY
ON
GOVEkNMENT,

IRE inE1rBicd that tie zv1rk is ready fer
delivery AZ This o6Ice.--H .f51v cohies
far safe.
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MAJ sl2al's Sales

M ILL be SOLD, % the highest bidder,
~ for really money, un6er decree of
The cOurt of the United States fer The fifth
circuit IN the Virginia District, between
Phineas Bond, attorney fcr the creditors
Of Ezekiel Edwards, plsintiff,and David
Ross, and others, defendants-T' IPEE
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-20
PILOT BREAD

.l'id for safe Cat The bakery hrice in .Aler-
andria, aud charges at the store lately
occupied by MessrS. GraRberry and Han
cock, 6y
LINES SMITH,
IVho hus in store lou hriced Blue. sack
Hst Cloth, and assorted FL.IJENELS s.,
Schich he 7oiH seH bargain DISC IN
DLA PIECE GOODS very cheat.
Richmond, Dec. 1, 1906. If