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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-04-24

57th and ssth Bulletins Of the French
Grand Army. Their great length pre-.
vents their insertion in this paper.
The seth Bulletin IS dated Arensdorf.
Feb. S. 1t states that the Emperor Of
France had ordered Bernadotte to retire,
and to favour, the offensive operations Of
the enemy by drawing him towards the
Vistula. After various movements the
battle Of Bsrlried took place, in which
1890 Russians were taken, and the Rus
sian army defeated, having rrtreated six
leagues lighting. - ', =,
The battle OF WaterdorF followed, in
which the Preach compelled the enemy
to retreat. !
Afserth ensued the battle Of Deepen,
in which the French took several thou
sand prisoners, and succeeded in cut.
ting off the greater part Of the commu-
nications of the Russian army. The
loss en- the part Of the French is repre-
scented as extremely small. = I.
The 5:th Bulletin is dated Preussich
Eylen, Feb7. l..
It gives brief account Of the battle Of
HoH, in which the French QUITO pieces
two regiments Of infantry. a part Of the
armies passed the ensuing night in pre-
sence Of each other, when the Russians
filed of. -.
The SSH Bulletin is dated Prusnie
Eylen, Feb. 8, and gives an interesting
description Of the battle Of Eylen, in
which the Russians were defeated, after
a terrible encounter, and in which the
French lost 300 killed, and S,7oo
wounded--andth the Russians !, 600 killed.
The French took from twelve to fifteen
thousand prisoners. Marshal Angerean
was wounded. =. - ..t| =
This bulletin concludes in the follow.
ing terms: %~>...ss -, -. .
A. fhis expedition r. Al an end the
enemy being beaten aud driven back one
hundred leagues beyond the Vistula the
army is about to encanP, and return in.
10 winter quarters"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-21
GEO w Nils, ~
NORFOLK, Lao. IL.

To the attention of our correspond
at Bordeaux, we are Indebted tor f'1
journals. eoataiaiag ,hs 18th and lo'aI II
letins Of the grand army. the forasf ~. -
ed at Wirembsrgx the asI, and the y" ,
at kops,adt, ,hs 24,h of Octoofh :, |.
which places the imasrial head qa" i
were each day respectively. Thar, y, !,
been 40 other ba,t.s STAGE those s'as 's !,
the preceding ballsiias, already pun
ed. 81,
The 1S:a baIie,ia state. ,ha. Easb !.
goods had been seized at L.ip,lsk 'oh u
amount of sixty millions of francs t'sl n,
millions of doslars) tina, the smPsf0'
Y The editor of. this Norfolk LsosI
doubtless mistaken in the pane o. '..,|
place. Wirssm5s1g is sovereign 90 oaa
of Gsrmaa7, in,hs circle OF SaaDla, -. \
Ia different direction froa the snss .h.f
var. bat Wi,tenbsrg, or Wis's" ;s u
which is eertaialy the place meaa' shi5
capital iowa Of the dachy Of Saxo'i s,s1
is ose Of ,hs three principal parts 9, .,p,lI
ry Proper, in the circle Of U9p.f Ea
Wis,sm5erg- is situated GA the f'ss
about IS m..ss NV. of Drssasa:l INIT
Ed.,, gas. 4a''s
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-21

power 10 sindicate my ch,,,.,,.
throw The odium Of 30 base All y
81 &C: as the breaking opsa NV =
trrs. and Invading the secrets and l.'
Tie concerns ofpsrsons who rely;na uaa
Homer had intrustcd me with their :, us
off my shoulders, and fix SO eua,n .''
guilt whsre it ough, to rest. The
be would do with pleasure. Ds'
The fo!lowipgis lis, O! he Isu...
breke open.
One letter to Mr.. Wn: Jobaso,
Limestone.
One do. Mr.. A. Thompson % r.,
vile.
One do. Mr.. Peter Bruner, N.
county, Kentucky s
One do. Daniel symmes, esq. cis,,,
Il. II
One do. Mr.. Jane, warrss, III
VILE.
oae DO. TO the care OF Mr. Carpesa
at ,ac Falls.
Oas do NJ. Laeassagne, esq, Lem,
vile.
One do. Rev. Joho Smith, co'ups,
One. co. MIR. joha H.adlsy, R.|
Baak.. ,
oas de. Madame Laforgc. Gallo,
lis. =
Lieutenant Steele reed such Of theus
he wa. able TO read he also looked cn
every paper, even private accounts, and
mos, every book 10 my trunk. Hna,
thus gratided his voraclous CURIOSITY /;
ordered his sejsanss to taks on. and FL,
mine every thing IN ny cabin, aud 10 H.
stern Of my boat. My very bed elolh,
and Goa, sad waisicoa. pockets sss
searched. He thea took the tarpawEs
Of my cargo, and displaced, overhaul
and runmsged most ofahe barrels, box |
and bags on board. Cae box directed
Mr.. p. Tardiveau a. DanvIlls be cor
manded 70 be broken opso, and g;auls
exar,iced its conteHts. He searched I
like manner another trunk had, conais |
irg cay wearing apparel and some books
As last not meeting with waa. h. ssp:,
ed, he ordered my arms to Sc retarnsdn|
NE, from which previously and p:rha
very prudsntiy, the aiats had been td:1
whish also were given back sspTM
".
On reading the AFFIDAVIT had drav'P
and requesting him to sligo it, as hsai
promised, he positively refused sIgdg
that or aay ether. He thea told mslW
at liberty to proceed up the river;
pushed off ia a hurry, evidently eoofas[
and ashamed of the dirty, contemplate
ign 0 a,iaious par. he had been acting
He detained me three or foer hours n|
took from me copies of two private lsta,I
and species Of memorandum. ! iapi|
it bns iusi'ee to !ieutapant Steele, to ADJ
thar excepting his declining TO Fsrlo'n hi|
premises Con which ] wish no,to connsH'
he behaved as mach ike gentleman aaI
with as muca propTiety. moderation 'n
po!iieaess. as were com pati5.s wiihia''sI
ecutlon Of the ,yraanic, infamous and u1
Ian ordsrs he had received from bis saTg't
,cncl, aso9srats aad gentle eaiet.
(Signed) ,,,e,
August 9. 1895.
eommearvsahh Of Kentucky.
Lagdn county. =.
/ certify ;hat this day came l'homasf"'
.r before rae, and made oath that the s''.
Instrument is just, and tbs Wush acso,a .,
% the best of his knowlsdgs. 10 te'"r
" whereof, SET ray haad aad ssa1 /"
ton day Of August, 1875.
lSigued)
MHDRnI U J,n 10 III
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-21
a IMPARTIAL.

s sss# LEXINGTON, SEPT. 90, 1895.
The foll,zcing is the Deposition Of Tasmas
Po5ver, respecting the late violaton on
mr.. Thomas Pasper's boat, as mentioned
IN eur last.
Yesterday the sth Of the present month,
1926, eally 10 the afternoons being in n,y
barge, on my way 10 pn,sburgn on ,l1e O.
bio, 4 was met, neatly opp oslse the irs,is-
laad below Red Backs. bv keel boat ua.
der the colors Of he United States of A.
meries, commanded by Mr. Steele, lieu.
tenant 10 the legion Of the United States,
who. after hailing my barge aud being la
formed to whom she belonged, immediate.
" boardedher aud ordered me 10 pul a.
shore, telling ne that he must viisi, nv boat
aud examine my cargo. On my euquiring
ey what authority ne dared to &c, ia srsh
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-07-09
THURSDAY, 9th July, 1907.

Vibrates on Feelings tenderest strings,
Pledges discursive Fancy's wings,
Wakes to new sensibility,
And points the missile lay to thee -
Thee who with partial eye shalt brave
The terrors of th'Atlantic wave,
And sympathetically share
My pains and perils--far from WARE.
This fond persuasion prompts the strain
Which else were far less rude than vai1,
And from a timid numbness frees
This hand that nimbly moves to please.
And we'll for me no critic-rage
Shall glut itself upon this page;
For Pm aware and freely own,
Although somewhat to rhyming prone,
There's not one trait in all these features
Peculiar to poetic creatures
Nor e'er did /, as prentice, pop
This head into the muses. shop;
Nor ever-but l need not tell well"
What thou must know " most passing
Receive-(as friend, not critic --then,
Ih'efusions of clumsy pen
That roughly jags the line along,
To scratch for thee the journal song,
Which cannot boast of art or grace,
In merely marking time and place.
To say I've tumbled out Of Spain,
And now am rolling on the main,
Is much the same, we must agree,
Whether in prose or poetry;
For, with due Difference to the folk
That rhyme, joke is still joke,
Truth not less truth and falsehoods, lies,
In spite of poesy's disguise.
To tell my tale and nothing more,
Our longitude is forty-four,
Far, far from land! the ship close haul'd,*
And every heart with grief appalled,.
In want of water,-short of meat,
Our meals afford a sullen treat;
No grog to gladden. grim Dismay,
And ouc lank biscuit serves the day.
BY nature dull, and no1O more dull,
Poor rogucs, with half belly-ful,
My comrades, all their patience spent,
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-07-09
mo. 1917

Brood DER the spawn of Discomfort,
And with an anti-christian mien,
Vex'd! chew the bitter cud of Spleen.
To sensual habits long conhn'd
Without prop to stay the mind,
Theirs is a melancholy case
Now hunger stares them in the face.
And mine, thou'lt ask, can mine be less.
Amidst such complicate distress?
Alas my friend, l dare not boast
Of, what indeed l covet most,
A will resign'd,-- patient heart
A hope to act the CHRISTIANS part,A-
Yet truly l may own feel
A grateful heart at every meal,
That gives our slim repast gout
Which thankless mortals never knew.
Besides we have5--but not to waste,--
Junk get to smell, bread yet to taste,
And though our water wanes away,
We haze pittance every day.
Why then despair IT'S Cop who gives
That food by which the creature lives,
And if he takes away the same,
Still blessed be his holy name.
But zUhy despair The GoD l seek
Gan make my biscuit last week,
The cistern Of the sky unplug,
And fill with rain our daily jug;
Or in a moment, if he please,
Raise up, for us, the prosperous breeze.
While thus l lean on Hope robust,
And clad in faith and patience, trust,
ia fam these irksomc hours beguile
BY giving Grief the slip awhile
Forsake, for this, our scanty fare,
On Fancy's racer ride to Ware;
Or send MAB's* pair and whirli- Gig
To fetch my friend on board the brig,
Where, tho we may not dine nor sup,
Ven have sentimental cup.
In our poor bark, midst our dull crew,
Thou must expect but little new;
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-07-09
ORIGINAL POE TRI I.
EPISTLEs.
To a Friend in ENGLAND.

Written at fea, long a. So, lat. sa 81"
[Mtr0duct0ry apology. IOurnal begins.
Sea painting. Description Of morning.
Sunrise. Noon. II calm. Midnight
Stiffness. Moonlight scenery. Hobe IN
voked to relieve tie mind from the pain
ot present suspense, by a picture Of
the future: Memory applied to, to til
the mind with images Of the past. The
su3erstitions left behind in Spain s'ltua-
cea at. England noticed-b1easures Of
aaniestic life there a2blauded. Playful
Justification e. the 7vriter's taste on
BWke'S principles offhe sublime and
beautiful. 4 m0rali2ing strain run in
10. Recurrence to shibb2ard. Cgnchl-
@5hr IL :, r55iSss.d. = salFjHessstbon Eng
ash brJudiceS, in zvhich the DIGNITY and
1U0rth If ute american character are
maintained By a fdir comparison zvih
British manners and ,ge1liaIS.
With wanton kiss th'inconstant gale
Once more salutes the pregnant sail;
Once more the crew rejoice to find
The shore of Europe far behind
While Betsey# briskly skips along,
Varying the cadence of the song,
And / how habits grow!) renew
The &ebney lay,t to FRIENDSHIP due.
To FRIENDsHIP2 All and can there be
That balm # comflu left for me
Me, hapless DO, who many year
Have shed the unavailing tear,
Which fond Affection loves to she'd
To XETIs dear-ten winters deadl
NE, whom inconstant ones-unkind
To the warm feelings of the mind
Have prompted, sorrowing, to exclaim,
Friendship is but an empty name p
Excuse the doubt: the charm get lives,
And to this heart fresh impulse gives,
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y The brig Ella.

An children horn a. Tea have their fettle.
m.D n Steppey p'r.lh Q we are not theft
hra;s Ct m'ne entitled to the iame proTEoB a
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-07-09

"a fhp Ia faid to be clo(e hauled, when
falling by .he wiad; a pretty good proof that
the VIM is ahead.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-07-09

Her chariot is an empty hazle.nut,
Made by the Joiner fquirel, or old grub,
Time ont o mind the fairies coach mAkers.
He Wagon fpokes made of long fpinncrs' egs;
The cover OF the wings Of erafs> hoppers
The traces, of the fmalIeR fpideI's web
T = collars, of the moon fhine's ws.'ry beams;
Hsr whip, of cricket's bones; the lafh OF film,
&c. Rom e III.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-27
SALES AT AUCTION.

On Tuesday, the Cd June nerf, at 10
O'Clock ii, rte forenoon, will be sold at
Public auction, at The late d7velyrg
house Of Doctor JAMES cURRIE, de-
erased, all his
HOUSEHOLD aId Kitchen FURNITURE,
L 4 Carriage. pair of Carriage and two
Riding Horses, three male and two female house
seTvauts-a shoemaker. and man at present
honnd as an apprentice to the backsmith's bu-
sness. STOCK OF Liquors consisting of one
hat ipe and some demijohns Of first quality old
Madeira and part of pipe old Sicily Wine,
French Brandy. &c &c. hogshead of Molas.
ses and sundry other articles. Six months Gre
dit viii be allowed on all sums above fifty dollars
the purchasers giving nots negotiable at the
Bank of Virginia with approved endorsers
Those havieg claims against the late Doctor
Cuuie ave desired to bring hem In propetI,
au hen.icatcd. and his debtors are requested 10
make immediate aVment
ROBERT GuRDOE& , Adninfsra.
JAMES CURRIE. Sfo,s
May 10. ,ds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-27
ROBERT MCDOWELL.

p ESPECTFULLY informs the public
~ that he continues to keep entertain
ment at the Red House in Jennings Gap,
sign of the Spread Eagle, situated in the
forks of two roads, 10 miles from Staunton
and 81 miles from Harrisonburgh, leading
directly to the different Mineral Springs
in the back country. His house is large
and airy, with plenty of lodging rooms, well
furnished with good Beds. Liquors of the
best quality. Also good Stables, to hold
upwards OF thirty horses, well furnished
with Hay ard Grain, and an excellent Host
Ter, &c. He fatters himself by his assidu-
ity to please to give general satisfaction
to those who call on him.
Nav 18th, 1907. 6w
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MAP OF VIRGINIA.

VIE subscribers to the MAP of VIR-
& GINiA,are respectfully informed, that
come copies of the work are now ready for
delivery, and may be furnished by calling
on Mr.. JOHN PUMFREY, Stationer and
Book binder, whom we have appointed our
agent for the city of Richmond.
~" No time shall be lost to furnish the
whols o. or subscribers as well as purcha-
sers.
The PROPRIETORS.
Richmond, May IS, 1907. I'm
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-27

~ HBRtAS some time past, 1 purcha-
w soda piece ofland in Goochland coun-
ty, of one William Lowell, for which ] gave
him two bonds, one for eighteen pounds,
payable the 25th day of December, one
thousand eight hundred and eight, the O.
ther bond for 81 pounds, payable the 25th
OF December, one thousand eight hundred
and twelve, and as the said Lowell has cone
away without making me a 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 paw
them unless / get a right agreeable to bar
gain. VIM. SHEPPARD
9th November, 1906. IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-27
Lee,s Grand Restaratiue.

Proved BY long and ex ensive experience, 10
be absolutely unparalleled in he cure of Ne YOU
ID sorders. Consump'ions Lowness of Spirits.
Loss OF Appetite. Impurity Of Blood. Hys'ericai
Affections, Inward Weaknesses Violent Cramps
10 the stomach and back Indigo ZION Mclan-
choly, Govt in the stomach, Pains in the Limbs.
lie axations involuntary Emissions, Obstina e
G!eets' Flour abus tOr whites,) impoteney Bar.
renness, &c. &c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-27
Lce,a EHrir.

A sovereign remedy for Colds. obstinate
Coughs, CataIrahs. As,hmas, Sore throats, and
approaching Consump,,ons.
To parents who may have children afflicted
with TIE Hopping Cough this discovery is Of rhe
hrs' magnitude, as 1t affords Immediate reHe(,
checks the progress, and III short time entirely
removes the most cruel disorder to wheh chill
dTea are iiabie-The Elixir is so perfectly agree.
able, and the dose so small, tina; no difficulty ari
ses in taking il.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-27

a IL persons having claims a..
L n ganst the late firm of Allen and Cody. of
Cara are requested to make them known TO the
suoscriber-and all persons indebted to the said
hrm, are requested 20 make Immediate payment
WILLIAM NJ. ALLEN,
SwviVing partner Of Alien sS' Cody.
Cara, May 9TH, 1907. Sw
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JUST RECEIVED
From Lee and Sons Mecoine Warehouse ,BGl.
timore the following
Genuine, Psten. and Family

NEDICINES,
Prepared by Richard Lee and Son, sole propre-
tors and sold by oPecial appointment, at James
Worrali's medicine store, and no where else in
Richmond
Observe thatnone are genuine without the sig
na'ure OF Richard Lee aud Scn--on the out side
wrapper of each article.
Persons not attending to the above instructions,
are liable to be imposed upon.
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TRULY FORTUNATE LOTTERY OFFICE,
No. 81 and No. SO, Maiden Lane, .NeqD
York.
BY enclosing bank notes, of any descrip-
ton, (post paid) to G.. and II. WAIrR,
tickets and shares Will be punctuslly re-
turned by post, to any amount, and the ear
liest advice sent TO adVenturers of their
success.
During the drawing, WAITE's weekly
printed prize list will be sent 10 the printer
of this paper, and to the post master at
Richmond; and at the concluslon Of the
drawing, will also be sent, the managers
printed PRISE list, for the satisfaction of
distant adventures.
At the above Offices, have been sold in
the late lotteries, prizes amounting to sum,
exceeding 100000 dollars.
Present price of tickets, Seven Dollars,
but Will advance asthe drawing approaches.
Prize tickets in the late New York lotteries
taken in payment.
New York, March 10, 1907. SIN
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Land tor Sale.

HE Subscriber is DESTROYS ofSel1inq bis
tract of Land in the county of PoTba-
tan, on Appomattox river, (Which is nov,
navigable to within two miles of PetersburgI
t"cnty-eight miles from Richmond, and
thirty-two from Petersburg; Containing
tour hundred and forty -four Acres. There
is on this land a valuable MILL. now in
good repair, with a permanent stone dam.
situated on constant stream of water, run.
ming Immediately through the land. A fur
ther description is deemed unnecessary. as
1t Is presumed any person inclnable topur-
chase, will first view the premises. The
terms will be such as to suit the purchaser
and may be known by applying to the sub
scriber living on the premises.
CREED IASKINS.
p. s. would also sell another tract. 81.
tuated about one mile from the above tract.
on Skinquarter creek, containing three hun,
dred acres. The quality Of this land is G.
quail if not superior to any in the neighbor
hood, and has large proportion ofvaiuable
meadow Land.
The terms may be known by applying as.
above.
CREED HASKINS.
March 9TH, 1907. wifi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-27
For the prevention and care OF Bilious and Ma
lignant Fevers, is recommended.
Lees -hnti Blhous Pills,

Lees Anti Bliiops Pills,
Prepared by Rieba'a Lee and Son Baltimore.
The operation of these Pills is perfectly mild.
so as to be used IL safety by persons in every 81.
tuation and of every age
Tney arc exceilently adapted to carry of SUI
periu us bile, and prevent morbid gecrelions--to
restore and amend the apPe,i,e--produce free
peTspration, and thereby prevent colds, whish
are oftea of fatal consequenoes-a dose never
fails to remove cold. If taken on its first APP
Pearance.-They are celebrated for removing ha
biiud Observation-Disclosures al the stomach
and seyeTe heid'sche-ana ought 10 be taken by
all persons on a change OF climate.
They have been found remarkably efIicacious
in preventing and curing disorders attendant on
long voyages. znI should be procured and care
fully pressrvea fos use by every seaman.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-27
M0f7Ce.

a Ii persons are forcwarncd from USING
or taking Sand from the Sand-Bar,
called Coutts's, without the previous con-
sent of the subscribers, who are alone au-
thorised to sell or appropriate the same.
For the convenience Of those who incline to
purchase, we have authorised Mrs. Coutts
TO act. Any sale or contract which she
Pay make will be ratihedby us
Samuel 1P Craze,
Pleasant Younghusband, s IFHSfeeS
Richmond, Doth Feb. 1907.
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Lees Worm DESTROYING Lozenre,-

VyF3I,5
This medicine is superior TO any ever offered TO
the public, being innoccn' and mild certain aud
eiicaciols in It's operations. Should no worms
exist in the body. 1t will, without pam or gil
ping, cleanse the stomach and bowels of whate
yer IS fowl or offensive. and thereby prevent the
PrcdGctien Of worms and many fatal disorders.
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NOTICE-

REBECCA DENNIS, my vile, and NV.
sell, having parted by mutual consent. foy-
maily expressed under our hands and
seals and she having received from me
sum OF money in hand in lieu Of ali claims
TOT maintenance or dover, all persons arc
desired to take notice that shall NOT 60
sder myself bound for any purchases or
Contracts OF any description which che
bay hereafter make. o'i0
NJ, BENJAMIN DENNIS.
Richmond, May 4th, 1907. IS
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advantageous Establish
Ment.

THE subscriber, because of circumstan-
ces which have lately occurred in his
family, wishes to admit a partner in the bu-
siness ofthe Henrico Gun-Powder Works,
about a mile and half from Roc ketts, or
to sell his rights in the same: Said works
are so nearly completed, that they will
soon be in operation, and the manufacture
sr who is engaged to manage the making
Of the powder, understands the whole art
so sto make it equal to any imported.
None need apply for share who cannot
advance soon s 1000, and employ their re-
sources in the course ofthe business; there
is a fair prospect that said works will be a
very advantageous establishment for fur
ther particulars apply to
HUGH WARDEN
Richmond, 1st May, 1907. IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-27

Lees Genuine Essence and Extract
Mustard,
a safe and enec VA remedy for Acute and
Chrome Rheumatism, Govt Palsy Lumbago.
Numbness, White Swelings, Chilbains, Sprains.
Bruises, pains in the face and neck, &C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-27

Y virtue Of a deed Of tust executed bv ia
- vid Ross, esquire. to the subscribers. In or
der 20 raise the sum Of nine thousand seven bun
bred and seventy three dollars and twenty thee
GEMS due to Thomas Cumps,on, attorney in
TACT Tor Thomas and Roberi Wilson; the sum
OF eleven thousand and twenly-four dollars, and
'h'rty SIX cents, due TO Donald and Burton, and
the sum OF seven thousand fosr hundred and
hiy'eght Dollars and fifty cents, due 10 Her
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-27

ItalIbIe Agne and Fever Drohs,
For the cure OF Agues, Remittent and Inter
mit,ent Fesers.