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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-15
MoNnAY, January II.
A comm unlcatlen from ihe Senate b,

A commu nicatlcn from the Senate by
their clerk: -.
The Senate have passed the following
bills, 10 zsi,: 1TT
a b;h, "Divorcing Charles Boshcr from
his wife Susanna 20
I a bill, Concerning Edward jackson -
and
AbiIi, Concerning Philip Briscoe, John
Horner and John Horner, Jun"
An engrossed bill, ssFoii dividing the
countyoi Kanawha," was read a thi, d time,
and several blanks therein filed up; and
passed.
Abil (Which lay on the table as amen
led by the committee to whom it had been
Icommitted0 '.To amend the act, entitled,
an act, providing for the poor and declar-
ing who shall be deemed vagrants," was
taken up, and the sai9 amendments agreed
To by the house, and the bill as amended,
ordered TO be engrossed and read third
time.
n resolution (Which lay on the table, an :
thorising the Executive to procure a seal
for this Commonwealth, was taken up aud
agreed ally the house
Crdercd, That the clerk carry the said
resolution to Tire Senate and desire then.
concurrence.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-15
DitJinia Legislature.
no USE or DELEGArES.
SArrnDAy. January o

SATURDAY, January 9.
a communication from the senate by their
clerk:
fhc senate have passed the following
bills, TO wit:
A bill, Concerning David Craig;'
4 bill, Concerning Nathaniel Fox and
Leonard Hini"
A bin, concerning John H. Allen y
ard,
4 bill, Au'horising Edmund Tate to
erect tol! bridge across Black Water
creek"
The following engrOssed bills were seve-
rally read third time and passed.
A BIZ, "Prrventing distinctions to the
passage Of fish down James Rver;"
4 bill. " ALLOWING three years interest
OH military Warrant to Daniel Leet -
A bill, Authurising a sale of the gebe
of South IN parish "a Powhatan County, for
the purposes therein mentioned !"
a bill, "Vest ng ia Rtu9ea era wford
and Anne his wife, Inc right of the Com
monwealth to certain l"nd therein nenti-
oucd;
Ordered, 'rhatthe clerk carry the said
bits to the Senate and desire their con-
CurrenCe.
a bill, 90 Incorporating u company to cs-
tabisl turnpike from Frederick s5ure to
ofher purposes" was read second time,
and, oI,motion,
order d, To be committed % Messrs Bar
bonr, MUrdaugh, Strpthcr, Semple, Otev,
Mason and Johnston (of p Edward
4 bill, "For the security ~ public pro-
perry ~ the city Of Richmond" (Which lay
on the table from the fir readi,.gj was "a
Ken up, and ordered 70 he read second
time;
On motion, C'dercd, that the said bin be
now read second itne-the said bin was
accord ngly read a second time, and o.,
motion,
Or,iercd, 70 be committed TO committee
Of the whole house on the stato Of The COM
Inonweahh. y
A Bill, "For dividing the county Of Ka.
nawha," (Which lay on the table, was read
second time.
Or4cred, That leave b. given TO bring
in a BIN, ''Concersing the sale Of properly
undtf cXt cuiions and iroumbrAnces %
hnh thit NJ sSrs Pope, Senipe, tfnolson,
BrockcnJroueh OF Hanove) Hsrston.
fnshee or Hem ico) Slrothef, Otey and
Wrcason, Go prcpare and bring IN the
s ne.
Crdgrcd, That leave be given to bring IN
p fnu, g. 'Fc amend an act, entitled an ac,.
appointing CON ~ 81 oicrs 10 view the wv
fora ntvieablc canal from Roanoke to Ap-
pomatiox -
And tha, Mesers Chdson, Lundv, Ncr-
ccf, Goodwin, Woodur, PcEr.m and Hir
rison (oi Brunswick Do prepare and briue
~ the same
Oyacrcd, Ths' leave bc given T. h,ine
~ bill, +" pcopriating BE proceeds
lbc sale of Csc glcbe iSpd, in the Hply %.
Hew Kent, and for mhcr fUrr Sos; :"
Aua tha. Mcssis. Scmp!c, Cbr,saao
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-15
oakland I'm 70. 1903.
NOTICE.

ON Wednesday the soyh ms, If fa'r. if not.
- ne next fair day, will be SOLO, 10 the
highest bidder. at the late dw ling house Of
Archibald M Robert, dec in Prince Edward
cou1'y, the CROP If
Corn, Fodder, Wheat 81 Oaks,
nuFnhsr Of valuable Horses, he Stock of Cat.
e. In-luo'ng ihree Y Ike Of Oxen the Stock IS
sheer AMI Hogs the Househ 4 Furnitnte is-
luding nuTb'r of valuable Beds me kitchen
fuTnture. Plantation Utenjs new country
mace Sill, q1antity Ct Piel.led Fork, toge her
wish variety IF hsrvau be lTtioles tooted,
us 10 rnent'oa. The sac will continue for,
dy so day ~ Az is sold For all sums ar ma
i'g 10 ten d"iass cash Will be required For al
sums over that amount, c oSi vii be given IN, a
January % 1859, INC purohsse giving bond Win
approved secU.ity, % cary interest from he
late notpHnc,ually paid. redi,o,s Of the ts-
ate arc feque.ted % hrii & rwa.d their Gains.
eel auheu ca,ed, tina, arrangements NAV bs
made f'r tliei' speedy heibem nj, and rersons
indebted are requested 20 make ga me, Ito
Thick u Mr. thett.
Executor Of A'e ibaiI 19'Robeyf.
lsnuar 8j8
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-15

,mme'ia'ely exporting they would receiv
ueSentur"S p,y,bie III IS days after date.
1.-The indJlSencein tins Case,were not grant
ed ana tae bonds were paid as they becom
due. the p'tlY atv1ntage OF the government
that cau possibly accrue would be tina,
the Treasury wnuid have the use OF thas
money for snort time to be repaid soor
after the embargo was taken off, and as
that money was not ctlcu' ated in the esti-
mate ct our financial resources it was NOT
PROBABLE that it would be used. When the
embargo was laid in he year '94a SINH arm
duigence was granted in regard to the three
great articles indigo, sugar and coffee winch
then constituted the pr ncipai articles of TO-
reign growth exportedfor drawback. The
s United States had not then long enjoyed !:
fee trade OF the West Indies, and our
warehouses were full of the rich PRODUCT
ons of that part of the world. AT that time,
although the embargo was continued but
two months, yethe believed the merchants
were allowed an extention of four mont rs
on The time for the payment of their bonds
given on the importation of the three ar
tfcles above mentioned, viz. indigo, sugar,
and cnitee. He spoke from memory not
having an opportunity of recurring to the
law.
After some observations in favor of the
nation by Mes,rs. Qniucy and Lvermore,
the resolution was adopted without div
si4s-
Mr.. norroyc (Ohip) presented the Pc
tiuon of certain purchasers of public land,
stating that they would not be able To make
payment in sufficient time, and asking in
Gu gence--Reierred 10 the committee ON
lu 4.ic Lands.
Mr. Morro5v (Ohiol also presented She
petition of a numbered inhabitants oil Dear
born Co lndiGna Ter. stating hai law.oI
(. regulating slaves in that territory had been
unconstituti3nally passed, and praying a
revisl of dat sct, OF that the said county
MAY be annexed 10 the state of Ohio. Re-
ferled.
Tue amendments made by the Senate to
the bill for erecting fortifis a,ions were a.
greed to. The bill! only requires the sig
nature of the President to be "A law
ln,' RandoiM moved he consideration
of the resolution which he had submitted
on a former OCCASION, but withdrew the mo-
ton for consideration to make wy for the
following resolution offered by Mr.. Bur-
wen
Ordered, that Mr. John Randolph Re
preventative IL Congress, from the state
oN irginia, and Mr.. Daniel Clark, delegate
from the he territory of Orleans, be re-
questcI to lay upon the Clerks table ali
papers or cher Information IN their pos
session " in relation to the conduct Of Bril-
gnGier General James Wilkinson while in
the service OF the u States in corruptly
receiving money from the gyoernment OF
agcn of Spain. -
FMS motion, after lengthy debate in
which Mcssrs. Burweii, Randolph, Smile
Nj con, Fsk. Love, w. AlsJor, and Gar
denier supported, and Messrs H Hand
Rnea, Row Bacon, Marion, am With
ereA opposed ii, WIS agreed TO- 80 To 1e
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-15
o A x l. AN D.

This land lies on the norih side of the liver An.
pomat,ox i'll The ecu ~ Of Ches Z, field 25 miles
ab We te'efsbug, 3 below Bevii's b idge, and 90
south OF Richmond. I contains about 1900 a.
cTes OF which nearly one half is low. grounds.
on the river level, handsomely situated and es-
termed superior to any on that river. The high
and lies very level Is covered with oak and pine
TIMBER, and is free, fertile soil, The low
grounds are mos " open. and The high land about
wo hisds IN timber. The Improvements are a
dwelling house, WI z good rooms, 4 of which
a c on he lower h7or, wi Il two pa ssages all e.
n,'hed IN The neatess site OF wsinsc ,ating -
ihere ave room in The cellar. one with f,e
lace and plank floor; ki,chen, smoke house.
wash hou'e and dairy, and every house neeessa.
~ Ter iarge family. Also. large &C hou.e.
.i'h pond az the distance Of 80 yards fro11 ina
oo" On the farm there are two eran1rics.
arg and conveHien', with wheat machine on
NE m st approved ruetion in each.-an ..
verse; s house stable and sclAacco s,ou e. wi h
BRICK cellar under i'--aIso al ihe hon es necc
isry for he crop hands the fine wa,er. ii e
'Fy and salutary situation of the bulldogs, the
ieTtiiiy OF me soil and the easy stags If he
produce 70 marker. give to this prsSerty advan,
t.ses which can I've b ST appreciated ON inspeai-
on The terms of sale will be one third ,wn.
ana the residue in thee annual payments, or O.
ther"lse. as may be ag'eed en- by application to
tne subscnbcr, on the premises, who wouid give
possession any time after the 18Th September
next
o. q. orge Evans.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-15
THE SUPPORT OF ACRIcULT1Jpr

THE SUPPORT OF AGRICULTURE.
The Chinese carry on no foreign trade in
Chinese vessels worthy ofnotice and vet thcy
produce wonderful crops aud maintain AN i'm
mense population. They must support their
agriculture principally by manuftctueas f,,.
their receipt Of manufactured goods from all
The world is very inconsilerablc They in,,,or,
and export no great value in any ships, ronsi-
deI1ng their numbers. Their dependence ot
commerce is there fore small, Though they have
an extensive coast. they have no navy wor
ny of being mentioned When any nation NAL
treats them they exclude them from :beir onI,
port for foreign vessels and suspend their com
mercial intercourse with such nation. 'rb
chnese err greatly IN making trade mono.
poly ~ the hands Of SIN or eight persons, cal
'cd 4o@g merchants, who buy all imported
goods, and sell all exported goods The A
merican system is much better, I'm Igayi,e. ON,
merchants free to buy and sell, md TO exDo,t
nd import AWcricansnd foreign prt auctions
nd manufactures also own slips. Arric,,'
ere IS aided by the freedom Of foreign MGR.
chants TO import and export and buy and sell
Dut those foreigners have not an actual rnopo,
poly tsgMrst our meTchsuts) in the impoTting
and exporting Of foreign and American goods
The and n manufactures TO agriruifiirr. IN
America, is iHmc.se Il this time, tn exceed :
ug the gcnersl belief Our vessels, rcarI,
al amer can buiit, appear to be ,14s. 90
ons, worth probably ST y millions OF dollars.
IT tins vast and noble 0argfauUe. the urea,
mount Of l26,O95 tons, W fc bull, in ti,, lsgt
year, worth probably seven millions q, one
half Of dollars 10 these add our Leather
branch (such as the tanners, shocmakers. sad
diefs, coach and harness makers, buT leatbo@
workcrs, aud parchment makers good which
arc worth iifll CwClvc millions Of dollars To
these, add the mplctc manufacture ofaI tlt,
ron, copper, tn, brass, wool, fax, and scu,
We can produc' cure orimpori To these.
i'd very coHsi cr;bie cornes,ic and sbr1
inanmuE cturc of cotton To thcse, add o..
considerable brcw eIies, aud orr ig,w1lcreLie
,rcst ard small disaierics: To these.
wares ot lead, tin, and pc wtcr, AID various
her mixed metals and compos lion: 10 these.
I'D our tuncry, coorcrs wares, ard acr m4.
iu'ac'ures fw0od and our sawed and polish.
I'd mafbie, bricks, pottery, g.ss aud o
Of stone, clay aud SAID our ,.t
ow ch. lClers gods, c.ocoiste, mustard, rein
al su1sr, SIC manufactures Of Die dairy, and ID,
ne FL hery articles, With q long list Of lesser
fNoits, ana no doub; t,.A EcE.san tbst -. al.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-15
SIR H A r RY.

hanlsomea ani we
4 OF the best sons of Sir
re'er Teazie. (unque.,ion
biz che best stallioa NO.. :.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-15
WASHINGTON CITY Iannaru s


DIR. Mitchil has, we understand, receiv-
ed from Mr.. Warden, Secretary of the A.
mefican legation at Psris, and NJ de Las
teyres, of the same place, on account o.
a new discovery, denominated Lithogra-
my. or the art of Multiplying copies OF
dra wings and manuscripts, by means of a
peculiar stone lately discovered. Mr.. An
Dire has received a patent fer hisimpruve-
ments in this ant Thekind OF stone used is
found in Franconi;s, and also in the
rel shborhood 81 Pars. The process ado pit
eds as follows
I"k is made. of peculiar composition,
viii is ussd by meaes of pen VIII ch ira
ues the Characters on the stone in the or
binary way. The stone, which OUGHT TO
he very smooth and even, is then immersed
n water, which renders its surface moist.
In This state it is struck with a printe RS
bali, the ink attaching itself TO the traces
made with the pen, and not to the other
part of the stone. Ii is then covered with
sheet # moistened paper, which is passed
nnder roller, by which a counter proof
If the origin,, is obtained. -Four or five
thousand copies NAV be CD ed rom the
re eng viag. Great benefits are an
lcipated from this discovery.
DR.. Mitchill has in his possession one OF
-hese stones, together with a sample of
the ink used and we hope soon to be APP
prised of the result Of the experiments
which shall be tried
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-15
TursnAY. Innnarv ID

Ordered, That Mr. Pendlet,n be added
70 the committees of claims and courts OF
Justice, and Messrs. Bake, Willis and
Slaughter, TO the committee appointed to
bring ana bill, Concerning the sale of pre-
perty under executions and rncumbran-
ces
An engrossed bill, Concerning Patsy
Oliver" was read a third time, and the IL
tie amended and passed.
An engrossed bill, .'To amend an act,
entitled an act, providing for the poor and
declaring who shall be deemed Migrants, .
was read a third time; and passed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-15
NORFOLK, Jan. II.

The Alexandria Packet went down &c
Hampton Roads on Friday last, to tske M.
Pose from on board the figate S.as:rg, bur
from head winds she was de sincd uatil YES
terday. when she sailed for Washington wild,
a fir VIM, which continues.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-15

.-"ua ID loOo. wtMi
N II is MOI PR babe thar 81, Harry will
ever again stand 10 the northwatd Of his owners
In The ueisbb@hood of Pete, sburg
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-15

TIE suosc'ibsr wis 'es 10 SELL tn L AND
on which ne resides, known 20 his friends
the ina IS " -'~--
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-23
FOR THE E .VQ UfRER x.
PINDARIC ODES.-ODE XIIf
TO J. R.-M. C..
TO J. R.--M. G..

" lilo Mount Parnassus no the Bard, fair maid
Knocks at thy door and duplicates thv aid
have no female friend but thee, syee, muse
Then leave thy mountain, and With me come
dwell,
Oh De smiling Goddess to my cell
Thou oughtst not this, my Bardship's wish re.
fuse;
l would not give thee for a modern Belle
That is--Tve not the liberty to chusc.
Then, Ihalia, here expand thy Furnished wing.
and strike to John again, the lyric string,
Altho' our song, is bu; with him fear
" Like arich jevei in an Etbop's ear"
Sir, thou vast once the darling of the nation.
The Cynosure of public admiration
Round thee the patriots best affections bsnc.
The breast that throbd for freedom, throb'd E2r
XII, you.
Wide Ger generous land thy praises few;
And fame enamourcd, dwet upon thv tonoue
Corruption whitening, shrmk beneath thv fr0v,n
And every virtue hal'd thee as her own.
Lo what a change" the cloud capt to,verr in
w., dust
With Mistey KEY how are the mighty film 5,
Thy once pure gold, with copper's pois nous rust
On tell IT not ia Gath or Asca-lon
10, bathed in Orient streams of radiant I;c.bt
Tn eftuigent dew-ball, glitters on the s;oI,,
a thousand charmsit rainbow tints d,t,lay
While budding jas'mines round, admir,ng play
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-23
NEw-YORK, August Is.

NETWORK, August 49,
-" In our paper of Saturday, we stated
the capture of the brig Monte suma, by the
fr;gate Chesapeake, Commodore Decatur,
for breach Of the Embargo Law. 1t was
the brig Mount-Vernon, from Providence, X.
i. for Antigua, cleared in ballast, by permits
sion. She was laden with provisions, which
she took ON board after she had cleared out.
her. .4dv.
1t is very probable that before long, an
Ambassador from the Junta in Spain will
arrive in the United States. "Spain was
the first nation which admitted American
vessels and their prizes into her ports, after
the commencement OF our rcvolution."-
Three millions were then contcnding here
for the right Of self government-now twelve
millions are contending for the same right
there...Ib.
James Witherell, Esq. a Representative
In Congress from the State sfVermont, has
resigned his seat.
Capt. Evans of the United States navy,
who went down the bay few days since,
with two vessels, to raise Gun-Boat No S,
returned last evening with that vessel. Thus
has this excellent officer, by his skill in sea-
manship, accomplished what several had un
NSTtdhSu iUi TCWdruS, OUT
as impossible..-..North. fn,er.
The attentive reader will have remarked that
the late adyices from Paris, as stated under the
London head in the last Monitor, represent that
Bonaparte on the 24th of May at st. 'IfeSn-
de-LuS. This is town of France, in the depart
Inent of the Lower Pyrenees. 1t is seated on
small river the Bay of Biscay, is the last town
in France next to Spain, and is IL miles S. w. of
Bayonne. zee. Monitor.
Extract Of a letter from Sc. Pierres,
(Mart. dated July 10.
6 1t is now nearly a month since the ba-
kers have been ordered to issue no bread,
except to sick persons or nurses, on the GER
tificate of the Physicians. Some small guam
titles of -four have been introduced from Do
minique, ST Lucea, Sc. though of inferior
quality is sold at IS to so dollars per barrel
The effects of the embargo have been felt
in this as well as in most of the other colo
MES. Its continuation will, fear. be at
tended with much more serious evils
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-23

DiED-Near Fincastie, on her way to the
sulphur Springs. on Saturday 2Gth sit III ;.
GILES, the amiable and afFectienate consort
OF The Hon. VIM. Is. Giles, member of Con-
gress from this state.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-23

MI K. MANFRtDI respectfully Informs ths
w LADIES and GENrLeMEv of Richmond.
Manchester md It's vicinity, tlint lie ,iterts 10
give his seventh Exhibition on W.:dnesl.y ever-
me- me the 24th inst at The rreemason's. Hin, of
Eope d3hrng wlt'I6t witIourtbe 6ailnl Poic. OF
jumbiing and feAts oil activity, the pyramids
da"cing On the slack wire, &c. &c. &c-And
hopes by bis exertions 10 merit the public patron
age-To conclude with ne PARTON me. CAL
led, Ike Oid uan SIX and his own infancy. mr.
Harlequin Dead and Alive. Clown, M. Mn!
tredii Coumbne, Mis- Catliarine, Old man, Mr..
Copn; harlequin, tie little Americans MaTici.
m Mr. John.
To commence half past seven o'clock precise.
ly, and price half "A dollar per ticket.
Richmond, August %. (iN
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See Sd5hE.y toucned-}RIttoI- edit Sies,
And in moment, ali its istre dies
MosrnfUl saw, its brilliant hues dispersal
let, ain twas but a 6r56ie, Ssr, at first.
R, strange things hear,
Yes passing strange, and true, fea,-
what. SympathiSe with
Acco with P k, Mt. k and H-p-,
~, WNtehes, who deem isig liberty jill,
VINO oasc'y kndckle to Il tvrar''s throne
gang that ilfan,s would scorn to own
Putrid, rottns in their own vice ard Guilt
Pirates, hungry, AMI gaunt, & griul,'' vino wait
ANXIOUS to seize Il time, emo watch a., deck
"a i"wless crew } 10 board the slip of staIe
= adS Clap the bow-string round far freedoms
~ a. 80 -''--'s7@n eckS;s.
Hast thou heart or is it made of steel,
>, Gan augtt the thuidets oithy conscience hush
HIST thou soul that ever knew to feel
Hast thou a cheek tina. ever owned a blush,
lmpet'ious urged BY passions furious tide
10 strike on some dead rock, thou could'st NOT
fail 4;
Let no one follow thee, let all bewail
Serve as a beacon-never as a guide
te lines more, and l am done,
Thou can'st not think this Ode too long
S'Oeet chit chat Of the muse, Sir, DER her tea
lea love ti'ec very mucb indeed,
ihos mad st the II dr., p"sopt bleed,
And proved the way for millions to be free)
Yes ; moment more pray lend an ear,
And ope thy Ipt'cs-hr:e's Il Laiy, SIR,
roiSot Nv you, othoiti Tie patriot queen,
Fan Liberty |'lyanc' with smile serene;
Sc round tie Goddess, l,ylu! millions tlronr.
ADORE IN I.sy dance AID sacred song
See Virtue, tie b. tyranny opprs SD,
Il cine WITH modest II, cn upon her breast
Sec distry, ope the book Of eyely are
Ana dedicate 90 her, the brightest page;
Lo! boary WIsd IN, iH1cn IN human lore
ktcelve her fap ours, and solicit more;
Lo W.T. with Laughing eye ana comic glance,
oyer ms mho'if--tnu On ''p-toe dance
) 'uie, res 5n the SCORPION thong awhile,
Utock bis iron heart, and learn to mile
W hlle truth in sweet implicitly arrayed
Predicts per mill triumph to the maid
Love shouts I! Beauty expands her wing,
Apollo listens, nd the muses. sing.
Tho greatly thou hast erred, the goddess meet,
u" fall contrte and wnls..ip at her feet,
GIVE all thy way ward alterations DER;
lme maid VIII view dee, with bengnant eve,
Extend her hand, aud cherubimic cry,
john forgive thee Go and sin no more'
SEDLEY.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-23
NEW sToRE nv Az OLE srANn-A

NEW STORE IN AN OLD STAND--A.
IN leSander de Plainville having removed -
the Store lately occupied BY Mr. James F;,i,-r.
offers Tor sac, IN addition 70 his well assorted
sortntnt in tie GROCERY Line which Lo.
will always keep supplied from the best sorrces-
and sell at q very moderate advance for c. al
Country produce or City acceptanccs at short
date. ''i'
~ b A constant supply of the very FIRST ouoll
tity. t''''''
Also, constant supply offresh Roctetfs' lr;ly,
-four for private families
August %. r,t1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-23

NOTICE. IS HEREBY GIVEN-That for.
~ bid tine sale of negro man named Bii,v
advertised by Messrs. James Il. Ferguson. and
9 $. Smith, to be sold at Coochland Court " use
On The third monday IL Septen5et next, h., vir
-!'e OF deeH oftlust executed to them BIZ c. ut
a. Z. K'ndoIpl, TO secure debt due to Capt.
Wm Boiling. The said negrb is not named in
the trust deed, and is nov ny property.
WIN. r. FLEMING
GoocAand, August g.
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- The DOCUMENTS sent to this press
tor publ cation, may De seen in tle ENouI-
RER OF May -, IA, and IL, 1908.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-23
MEn1c1NE go 49,.

VALUABLE MEDICINE FOR SdLE 10
MOSES DAVIS, ut his store, short distances
above the court-bSuse in Richmond
Moses Davis begs leave to inform his Trinrdo
& the Public generally, that he has purchased 80
an advanced pric, from the P.tentec, DIR To
RUSS PATtNT ANTrDfLIoUs SronAcp Con.
DtAI, Justly estimated as one Of the most vslus.
bic medicines in the whole materiac medica.
The heretofore great and rapid SIZE, With the
increasing demand for this myslu.5ic cordial,
tie high esteem 1T IS in through very part of Viz,
GINA, and some either Of Use United States . to.
gether with ITS singular aud an omuon yirt,ica
IN restoring week and decayed corstit,r.o,,1.
with those coFpl ints so very common IN =. =
Spring and Fall, UGH as Autumnal and billions
levers dyseWa 'cs, No.prorltn 100 loudly lis in.
trinsic worth. 10 sdmit even pfd,ubt.
Ii will be sold 1t the reduced price of or. d,I .
lar per. bottle, ga lengthy dl.seft.tio, ON !, no.
cgliar properties furnished grassland when
taken, ia be well shaken.
Richmond, August % (ep1mGf w1mN