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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-26
MILITARY WORK.

A comprehensive Military Work, is a.
bout to appear at Philadelphia, in num-
hers, to be extended to eight or ten NUM-
bers, with plates.
Ii will comprehend the whole Of the &C
tuol system Of French discipline and tao
tics:
The discipline of Rife Corps and Hus-
sars:
The discipline of Flying or Horse Artil-
lery:
The principles Of Field defence;
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-26

I bat most beautiful and ht alihy situation.
4 k"own BY the name Of LSEORC UH.
or HALLS STORE lying on 'be B-cking-
iiVm rosa, seventeen miles above Manchester
Also another valuable TRACT tF LAND.
in 'he lower end Of Powhltsn county, contains
ing Two hundred aces more or less wi n sot d
improvements, and here is no d-uot cf q great
quantity Of COAL being on This land
The subscriber viii give g.oat bargain ia
he sa,d lands. az he wishes 20 m we 10 ,he IVES.
tern country For terms :ppl, 20
ZACHH HALL.
AuGu.' o5h. 1907 ,f
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-26
TUESDAY, August 25.

The court II. 1t dock.
Mr- Hfrf continued IN, debate on tie
part e the United S. :, with one OF TIC
most eloquent d representative speeches
at ever was '"l vered within the walls
of The Capitol which was concluded a.
ut halt after 2 o'clock Ike was followed
by Mr.. BottS on behalf OF the prisoner.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-26

Ihe duties OF every branch OF the staff
or Etat Major and the duties of General
Officers.
Bssidc, an interesting historical review
of the Art of War, and Of the various
changes and uses of warlike weapons.
The Work when published, which will
be in few weeks, will be for sale, at S.
Peasants Bookstore, Richmond.
AT meeting of Captain Archibald Wo-
mack's Troop of Cavalry at Prince Ed
ward courthouse, the 9Th of August,
1907. committee was chosen by them
for the purpose of drawing resolutions
expressive OF the feelings and opinions
which the company entertain, respecting
the violation of our rights by the British
ship of war Leopard: and after retiring
for short time made che following re-
port:
1st. Resolved unanimously, That altho'
we have not been as early, in rendering our
services, for the protection of our country,
as many others, ION account of the difficulty
OF converting our troop in order TO take
their sense upon the present important
crisis) yet we have not been destitute of
those patriotic feelings which appear TO
form the principal trait in the American
character.
ID. RcsoiOed unanimously, That the
company feel indignant at this lawless and
unwr rrantable murder of our citizens.
Sd. ReSoiUed unanimously, That we will,
at the hazard of every thing near and dear
to MS, defend the independence of the Uni
ted States, and cooperate in any measures
offensive or defensive which the constituted
authority shall advise for the punishment
of IT'S enemies
4th. ReSoiUed unanimously, That Capt.
Archibald NVomack be requested to make
tender Of our services immediately, to
the Executive of this state.
5th. Resolved, That a copy Of these re-
solutions be forwarded 10 the Executive OF
this state, one 20 the editor OF the Argus
and one to the editor of the Enquirer.
Signed by order Of the trooh.
A. WOMACK, Cahtcin.
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==--

The captain Of a vessel, arrived at Phi.
iadeiphia from iaguira, informs, that, pre-.
vious to his departure, All express had ar.
rived from Lima. announcing the re-ca; =
ture OF Montevideo, by the Spaniartls, who
had put the whole of the English Z rrlson
to the sword
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-26
NORFOLN aurnst al

lhe Captain of northern soop bound
tor Charleston, and put in here III distress.
rs To undergo an examination this morning
at 10 O'Clock, at the Hall, in conses
quehce ct information lodged against h,m,
Tor supplying the British ship OF war Leo.
Pard with provisions.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-26
LONDON, JnIy 9.

A mercantile house, whose bui,rrss il
pr ncipaliy cophded to Tic n,anuf9c urc aud
dealings,in YORKSHIRE ,ioaIhns, has stop-
ped payment for sum whicA, il rs said. , X
ceeas han million sterling; they were ere
Sed .iso In provincial bank, " hich hsa
also stopped pay meui.
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Sales at Auction.

IN Tuesday the Isl Of September next W:it 81
- SID, without Fererys, on he pgeroisss the
mack hDUSE tJ Tor, he properly Of A.
kNandeI Bi-ck wood, in adams. valley Also,
FOCK Nj GECES. Terms made known "a
day oil SAIL.
FRCSsER & MoHCUHR. Aaeis.
Arg. 2t.h. 1871 tds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-26

Prussia, and desiring aim 10 make the list
T OF his way back, MS imperial n,si,sn tSl
'n5 unwilling, after 50 lorg ii jourLtN, 10
allow him to extend 1t beyond WAIST was
necessary
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-26
FROM q'HE LONDON ,coURIrR.

ACTIONS IN EGYPT.-lt was Major Ge-
neral Wauchop, nos General Worship, that
was sent TO occupy Rosetta. From the m
terror of the country, it was, we UNDER
stand, discovered sorn after we obtained
possession of Alexandria, that no supplies
were TO be expected, and that the inhabi,
tsnts were not well disposed towards US.
Provisions became scarce, and Major-Cic-
neral Wauchop was dispatched with about
1900 men to Rosetta, 20 take the town and
thereby obtain supply. The General Sc
cured The heights that command Rosetta
without loss, and Immediately proceeded
to the town but preparations had been
made for his reception, and from every
window and roof he was assalcd by such
vigorous discharge of musquetry, that his
troops were obliged to evacuate the place
with the less of nearly 800 killed and wound
ed He himself was killed by discharge
from one of the houses. Brjgadier Gene
raj Mead was wounded. The late Minis
tiers ask whether it is to be imagined that
our troops would advance without their
held-pleces, which would have cleared both
streets and houses IN FIVE minutes, or whe-
ther 1t Is to be supposed that they had no
means of burning the houses from whence
they were annoyed ?-FIcld-pieces CT rtain-
ly would havelclcare,i the streets, but the
Turks were stationed on the roofs Of hou-
ses, and we know not how they would have
cleared them, except indeed by battering
down tho houses.
After being obliged to fall back from
Rosetta, our troops took up position near
the town, and sent of for reintorcements
to enable them TO make a second attack,
the position Of Rosetta being deemed ne
cessary for obtaining provisions. General
"A.
between 9 and 1900 ruen under General
Stewart, to join the other body. But the
Aibanians had in the mean time conc down,
| from Cairo, in great numbers The juno
| ton Of General Stewards detachment with
| Major G General Wauchop's, made our force
between and 40co men. They have Ia
ken position on plain in the Dcighbor-
hood of Rosetta. The position: it may ca
| silly be conceived, was not strong one,
| for an inferior force about 20 contend with
! a superior.
The Albanians, who had large BODY of
cavalry, attacked us. Their charges were
received with the steadiness, the valour,
and the discipline for which cur troops are
so celebrated. The battle was most bloody,
and the Al1anians lost great number of
men but fresh bodies pour. in upon rs,
ard our gallant CCuutrymen, exhausted by
fatigue, and seeing that further resistance
would be unavaiine, were at length forced
to retire but heir retreat was effected,
even l. The presence of so superior force,
without confusion. They retired to AeXan-
dria, where they were when the accounts
were dispatched but from whence we sup
pose it will be deemed advisable to bring
them away.
Government have net yet received the
particular details OF this second affair but
we hear that besides Major General Wan
chop. WHO was killed, and Brigadier I, en-.
Meade wounded, Colonel Macleod. Major
Foge sang and Major No br were wounded
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-26

CA CoLUMBIAN CENTIEEL, but Hot Of
Boston," came to hand too late for this
DAVIS Argus-it shall appear oil Satur-
day.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-26
From tie Boston I'alladium o I Friday.

BY captain Scott, from Liverpool, we
have received London papers to the Sd Ill
limo.
OF the French victory Of the 14th June,
they contain She sane account furnished Ly
the Paris papers, IS brought to thar city by
the prince, EOrghese. They also state a
Iumour that OH the 18th of June, Bona
paTte followed up his victory of the prece-
ding day, by successes which nearly ami
hiialed the remains Of. the Russian army
but il we may credit n letter from Kons
ingsberg, nothing extraordinary was done
from the 14th 10 the 18th June, when that
city still remained i'm the hands Of the Prus-
slams and as the Russians have been sta
ted to have large corps of reserve, other
important battles may &c expected before
the fate Of Europe is decided although
there is little room for the British to hope
the result viii be agreeable to their wishes.
There is no rumor Of negotiations
The British expedition for Stralsund, has
sailed in two divisions, but it viii arrive
too late 70 render any service.
The accouChment Of the lady Of Mr.
PinCkney, American envoy, is mentioned
in London paper.
The late papers shcw that the present
British ministers are anxious for the pre-
servaticn &C peace with America. Report
states, that negotiation on the return trea-
~ was in favorable trainj but we should
imagine orr ENJOYS would feel Obliged 70
wait for the particular Instructions sent by
Mr.. Purviance IN The Wasp.
The splendid embassy from the eupe
ror OF Russia to the emperor of China, is
said 10 have been refused admittance into
the capitol. On its arrival at the great wall ,
the ambassador was met by an officer from
the Chinese court, with a letter and pre-
tcns from the emperor tobis brother q
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1 wenty Dollars Reward .


u UN AWAY from the Subscriber, living nea,
King and Queen courthouse, on the 26ta oe
Jolly lsst,
n NEGRO MAN,
Named NELSON, about 90 years OF eye ara
about i've feet four inches high very sutdy
made, very back, and hath down look, he has
a scar On his breast, and ano,hsr en- his ham,
he p stenas 10 te,. fortunes lie nd on when he
went icon homie, par or checked pahtaloong
II IS probable nc will be dressed wei, as he has
plenty Of money, which he took tom me on
the day OF his eloi ement--he has been for some
time IN The county of Essex but have bcen
informed he has gone 10 Richmond oounty. A.
ny pc son that viii deliver him to ne IN King
and Q,ccn county. or secure him in am j1h 50
tha' get him again. shall receive the above re-
ward
RICHARD EUBANK. jr.
August D. 1907 Sw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-26

KoscfUsko lives in great privacy at Pa
ris, and almost in state of penury no
temptation can induce him to NEEDLE in
the concerns Of his unhappy country. The
Emperor Alexander has offered him pecu-
mary relief to considerable amount, but
he gratefully waved the offer. Such is the
character of a republican worthy of anti
quity.--.Emericdn Daily advertiser.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-26

ISRAEL SMITH, or New-York, one of
the persons against whom true bills were
found by. the Grand Jury, arrived in this
City OH Sunday last, in custody of the Mar
shall.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-26

letter from Liverpool, dated goth June,
1907, says" Within the last fourteen
days, II vessels have arrived from the u
nited States. Flour very heavy---upwards
of 10000 barrels in the market; Baltimore
-four selling at SIS shiiiings; fine bowed
cotton, IS a 1S ID fine New-Orlean 10
90; Dye Wood dali.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-26

#xT TiCkEIS IN the Second
Clsss 0 yseWhliam and Mary College 10 ,ery
for sale at this Office.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-26
JAMES WOOD. P,esidtnf.
SAN: COLEMAN, Secretary.

In pursuance Of the foregoing resolutions the
member OF the Virginia s ate Socie.v OF Cin.
clnnai. ate requested u megt At rhe Capitol n
the city OF Richmond, on TIE second Mend Y in
oeccnber next, for the purpose tae;cin CouA
tem,la,ed.
. JAMES WOOD. Pgssident.
At'ess,
SAI: CoIEHAM. S1c'rv e.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-26
IT. a meeting Of the soe,e.y Of Cincinnati az

Ill, a meeting Of the soe,ely Of Cincinnati az
ne Catitot IN he Gig Of Richmond on
Thursday. 'he S8M day cf May, 1907.
FssrFred, That general meeting IF The so.
ciety be called on the second Monday IN De.
Gerber next, to meet at the capi-ol in The CITY
Of Richmond 10 lake into consideration, and
maks an u innate destination of their funds.
he;oloed That the standing committee be d.
-scted ard ves'ed with he power of corvcr,;ns
I'll The funds of the saoisty into money. wtic;,
han be laid out in Seek of he Bank of viz.
Ginia; but the said committee are not :.u,Lo.
''zed TO act under this resolu,icn unit after the
said second Monday in December ncx,.
Signed,
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Prince George, .fng II, 1907.

SIR, Prince Gccrgc, .fng IL, 1907.
YOUR 1mmunicatian to the Com
mandaat of the ca Regiment, was receiv-
ed but few days past, and submitted 70
the standing COMMITTEE Of this county -
The harmony, concert and zeal, which
marked the conduct of your meeting are
highly gratifying and as the same spirit
has been displayed in every part Of the u
nion--Foreigu Powers may learn, that
however divided we may be in political
sentiment Mt home, that in defence of our
gifts, we are animated but by. enc SOUL
In obedience to the orders Of the Commit
tee, have transmitted a copy 0f the reso-
lutons which have been adopted by them.
avn, Sir,
NesDsCtfullY,
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FOR SALE,

JAN: CoLEMAM, Ste'ry.
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htSpsCtiullY,
..L. Your west ohedient,
BENJAMIN HARRISON. Chair-

mT's o. hc Corresponding Go
TIE Ion. ALEXANDER MR4E,
Chairman Of the CorreSb>ad-
ing Committee, Richmond.
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ALSO,
The following new andvaluable Medicine, lust
received and for sale as above.

The following new andvaluable Medicine, just
received and for sale as above.
(Priee, 7@o Dollars Ter bcthe.
DR.. TlIofs eeleb7ated Goa and RAeu-
anGtic Drebs.
! NOTHING is of more importance hasa,
the. preservation Of health-this common lacep
remark however is TOO OFTEN FoReoTTEs,
whilst VIC are active and strong-aad pre-
vention of pain, which is Superior to Its cure,
is not sufficiently attended to by any descripti-
on OF persons. Among those disorders which
require the most early and unremitting efforts
to eradicate and overcome, none have strong
or claim upon ournotice than the Golt, Rheu-
nlatis1n, Llllnbage, w eakness of the Joints,
sprains, elects, the Stone and Grave, the
Cramp and every species of Rheumatic Pains
from whatever cause they May have criginat-
eds1Ssand hence every relief which can be ad-
rainisteGca is teo valuable to be- to-gotteIl.--,
Those persons Tkese aroeaGons peculiarly ex7
pose themsto scss, &c. cannot be too Al. lious
ways to possess immediate aid. Sea-{ssine
persons, travellers, &C. ought csastsasIy to
carry With t'em that laedicise wLic!. viii
counterfeit tie Nnpleas2as effects ofttoir peri
eusSdntles, snd especially these pains 10 wlfich
their situation raust expose tae,0. To thase
Wko reside In or visit the West indies, an,
otfer warm climates, taeyw:H be found st.sa:l
.tlsai TO ee'Sey the most listing service, aud
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Public Sale.

On THURSDAY the .24th instant, NJ elsrf
O'Clock. will be sold, on the promises q
long credit,
That three story. Brick IIouI'
situated On the south side of Princc-,treet i
the occupation Of Mrs. Nickoi's, betvrc'
Fairfax and Watersheds. Terms will b
made known al the olace Of sale.
?. G.. Marstelley.
December le. Its
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-19

oF the great efficacy Of the Patent and IN
~ as:ly Medicines, preparedby the late Rich
ard Lee, iun. which for 4ear eight Years pas
have acquired throughoutt the United States IS
celebrity hitherto unequalled.
Philadelphia, .f;tseet 8, 1900.
Being DESTROYS to make public for he good
Of others, the excellent quality Of HAMIl-
TOMS ELIXIR, prepared BY The late fsfr.
Lee, j have sent you the following sccountos
the benefit ] have received from it. which ]
hope Willind,lce atherssto give it q trial. Ia
consequence OF a br.lise on the breast received
from fall, my health grew bad, my breathing
became very difficult, and heqeendy have
bad suddenly to rise up in my bed with all the
hoEFaas Of immediate sufocssion. Add to
these constant pain in my breast and cough
sreat loss OF strength ar. flesh, and you may
conceive that my syn, ens evidently iadaatee
"a approaching consumption. The advice Of
most eminent physician Yves resorted to, and
afterwards q second was cal 81 IN, Without CIV
ing nc. iary relief Another p!ysician who
knewSnae and the circumstances OF aIn5 case,
agpfsed ne to,sz Esassr z. tyTq2 ,Say
ne, e}lad used it isa has 11'Yasice. and aiztuys
f59,za Il do much good. 81 a bottle was, procured
from Mr. Bricks, and ffo,assgl relief before I
had takien one aa!ltf ct 1t. / continued to use
it and was soon strong clasl. to attend to lu-
siness. On taking cold, same Of my formed
symptoms rst,rsl, bsl ere 81 r. moved BIZ a
dose or two Of the elixir
GEO. BEN.iNsEgR Rs jju,s. 8
No. II. Budd-styest, PhSaaespiss
/ Mrs II. Lee.
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N O T ] c Z.


4 meeting OF the President AND Dira
( / tors OF the Little River Turnpike Cor
pany, on the 2lst November. 1907,
Ordered,
That the .Steckhol|ers on Che addidor1
shares do make a fifth payment to tie Ire
surer of the Company OF Ten Dotlcrs On eacl
share by them respectively subscribed, onej
before the 18th day Of December next
Notice is also g1ven,
That the Directors will meet at GaosN
hotel, IN the town of Alexandria, Gu the TN
OF December nest, to receive proposals
making two miles Of the Little River iu'
pike Road, in the course oftke ensuing yen
Jonah Ttomp}on, !
1rea.urh 5
NowHfb,c a. 3taw2otfDe, Il
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Hansslton.s Elixir.

A sovereign remedy hr, colds, obstinate
coughs, asthmas, sore threats nd approaching
sonsumptions.
Hahns Anti-bslsous PllG.
Are Justly esteemed for carrying of the SUI
periuous bile from the stomach and prevent
mo. morbid secretions and their consequences,
bilious and malignant fsyers, sc. These pills.
are perfectly mild in their operation, and may
Be used with safety By persons OF every ago
and IN every situation.
Tx Souerssge 0lnt11eSt (o'- Inc.
Itch.
A speedy ard eHectasl remedy, generally
removing the complaint at one application 1t
may be zafeIy used by persons ofcvery asse.
The lnody'as Ehx1T.
Fer the cure Of every kind ofhead ache.
Hahn's genuine Eye Eatf'-,
An excellent remedy for all disorders ofthe
eyes, many persons having been cures OF It
VIXEN nearly deprived Of sight
1ooth-ache Drobs.
Give immediate relief in the most vlele:st
attacks.
Inc keSt0YatsUe l001OdeT ! OF t9lS
Teeth aid Cams.
Cieanses and strengthens them, ami pre- I
serves the enamel of the teeth frpn eecay.
GowJands Lot,on, and tie gs7au1He
Persian Lotion.
Both celebrated in the Acknowledgement as
most excellent cosmetics and perfectly safe
4lahn's true and genuine Corn
Plaster.
A certain remedy for corns, speedily eradl-
eating them without giving pain
Agae and fa1'er Drops.
Justly esteemed for their great efieacy in
cure Of agues and intermittent fevers.
Dsmask LIB Safe, md Mdaa,gl
Tegefa5s S6e6yc.
James Kenncds, fen
q Alexandria, Octoberls. e3 |
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viii gradually desstoy all stendeney TO Ga.
in the human frame, and preserve l.ssl
yigor. Although great variety Of ,rrcsc,;
tons have been published to cure tie d.
dcrs emu Grated above. ncnc has yet esrri,
I the (.tuT IND RHEUMATIC Dr. ops :
. DIX. TISs0f, which are celebrates thhr5n,.
out tile European continent, and whose y
bounded benefits are faily sutheas.css.l !,
certificates already published Of genttsn,en !
well known In America, being cfthe first -
sequence in tie state: Of Maryland: Gene,
Charles Ridgely, of Hampton; John Los.
ESQ. one ofthe directors oftac Farmers B,s'
of Maryland; John Macubbin, Esq. Mrs n
cubbin, his wife; and Mrs. Ryan, of CALI
Certsifcate Of dG.. 7homas Ketsa, batche,
About three weeks since ] was most siola,
~ attacked with Rheumatic pains thrcusk.,
my whole frame, in so severe a manner As NJ
to be able to turn in my Fed without assistq,,.
proceeding rs ! suppose from, . severe cold
on being advised by friend to apply Dr. +,
sets Gout ard Rheumatic Drops, accas
ingly obtained from the agcats Messrs. Ceo+'
Do5bif and MURPHY, two Bottles, the appi5s
ton CT Which, under God, kaye periectIy Z (
stored me to health. am therefore iadm.,
with confidence to recommend this med /,
as certain cure. fer the abeve disorder.
THOMAS HELs9
Baltimore, JelyFs.d, 1905.
Cern6cate Of III. .aomas ecw94jey, Isgery.. E
~sker
It would be an ret lof injustice Is witbhs.s1
ny testimony Of the s.lutarv effects Of Do.,r
I'issot's Goutand Rheumatic Drops, as bs.k
experienced a very supcsuiyocal instsnca NJ
their virtues .ad eGc.cy / vas atsictedEitN
two severe attecxs Of what ID USUALLY csvs y
Dead Palsy, from which partially recovspdE
but was obliged to Use csutchss to aid nae N
walking When Isf home to this wese iOltl
violent HheuIastic pains, the result of the 4 Is
Fiction, end had feared The disorder vunM
accompany me through hte bat pIo7idendly E
ly' was reccnlmnkded to apply at George Do, ~
bin ami Murphy's for DR.. Tissot's Drops, sn Fl
after using only ons bottle, found myself per- IS
fectly liberated from my disorder, and am non k
thank God, as free from pain as if never ai s.
been afflicted. Finding this medicine epsr,a 81
50 powerfully on myself, I dsternined tog M
ply it Internally to ray child, e boy csly eIsga ~
months old, whs was then reduced almos. S
a skeleton with the Bowel Complaint; ate 81
administering it four tinaes to him, his cor Rs
plant was entirely removed, and he Is Eoxn S4.
covering Ills strcssth vita great ranidity. sS
IL. CAMr2ElL M
Baltimore, july IS, 1905. S
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A French ana English Gazeti'


70 dmafesgs VI tas Fse~eh Lsngnsg''
Z are authorised to announce to
w Public, and more espsciidf
American Ladies and Gentlemen, tor wiz
this new establishment is adapted that LQi
Gle, a French and EngEsh Gazette, PRIV
three times week, III Charleston, pc'
Carolina, will be published daily CT TIE y
of January, 1903. in the cityof New. ar',iI
!. a book of subscription is opened At uas
Ace and at Mr. Gadsby's Coffee
Subscribers pay Nine DoH4rs per a''a-'
and only Eisets DoAars, If paid in adss%fc "A
The establishment VIII prove very 5cE.
alboth to Amateurs and I'qpiis Of ne
oi. English languages. -
The Editor and Proprietor is ar,
WHO is on his way from here % Se"fsi
forming his correspondence.
f NoyelmbcrS2.
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"A sovereign remedy nor colds, obstinate
coughs, asthmas, sore threats aAd approaching
sonsumpti0ns.