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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-04

.EAp relieving new and valuable Msdiieine, jest
received and for sale as ah@gs
Price, Tue .Dollars Per 6ottlr.
Dr.. Tiget's celebrated Govt as,A EAen
ssatsc Drops.
NOTHING is of more importance bar
the preservation Of health--this common lacsp
remark however is TOO OFTEN FORGOTTEN,
whilst we are active and strong-and pie
vention al pain, which is superior to It's cute,
is not sufficiently attended to by any descriHi-
on of persons. Among those disorders whit n
require the most early and unrcmitting effors
to eradicate aud overcome, none have a stronE,,
ser claim upon our notice thar the Govt, Rhel-
naatisnl, Lumbago, Weakness of the joints.
Spraias, elects, the Stone xnd Gravel, the
Cramp aud every species of Rheumatic Pains
ffom whatever cause they may have orlgirlat-
ed-and hence every relief which can be I'D
ministered is too valuable to be forgotten
Those persons whose ayocations peculiarly ex-
pose them TO colds, &c. cannot be too anxious
ways to possess immediate aid. Ses-faring
persons, travellers, &a. ought constantly to
carry with them that medicine whith will
eounteract the unpleasans effects of their peri
ious duties, End especially those pains to which.
their situation must expose theaa. Tosthose
who reside In or visit the West indies, and
Their warm climates, theywill be found upon
trid to convey the most lasting service, aAe
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ar TO RENT.

-TIE subscriber offers to rant fcr one or
I more years, adjoining the place Wllere-
he now lives, Rlacksmith's shop, with $
sombete SET Of Toais, DwelliF { ileuse in
comfortable condition, calculated for ts1ll
", together with between three and four acres
OF very rich land.-From several years expe-
ricncs, can With truth declare, that there
can be no Better stand for a blacksmith than
the enc now offered to let.
Thomas B. Mcgciaad.
MARYLAND, Bread-Creek,
= DeccmAcr s-G5.l laval
~ g. IF cont rent the line statfd,i
will give good wages to a young iran, or q
m Al with family FL
District Of Columbia, to VIE.
NovnaBEg TENN, 1907.
George Dencaic, csDItuinaat.
.r.1sar Sin cHarcery
Stephen Cooke, dcjtnsaat.
The said defendant, Stephen Cooke,
not having entered his appearance AID sises
security &C colding to tbs rules o tbs court;
and i acnsaring . the satisfaction oftse court
that be is not an inhabitant OF this district, OF
ffluttvrr vt the conpiai4ailt, W AZ, eou''e'' it
is ordered, that the said defendant do appear
here on the fvst day of July term noxt, and
answer the complainants bill and thata copy
o. this order be forthwith inserted in one CT
the public pewspsper published in this coun-
~, for two n1vlths, successfully, and that ano.
Their copy be posted at the trent t.aer Of the
court house of the said county.
a sopy. Test,
G.. Dei,ealc, C. c.
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= III gradually aes rsy al tendency to .dssesse
in the human frame, and preserve heath and
7vigor. Although a great variety Of prescrip'
tons have been published to cure tie disor-
ders enumerated above, none has yet cqualied
the GDUT AND KHEUNll 10 DROPS Of
DIX. TISSOT, which are celebrated through.
out the European continent, and whose iln-
bounded benefits are fully authenticated by
certificates already published OF gentlemen SO
we'll known in America, being Of the tirst con-
sequence in the state OF Mary land !: General
Charles Ridgely, Of Hampton; John Gibson,
ESQ. one ofthe directors Of the Farmers Bark
Of Maryland John Macubbin, Esq. Mrs. Ma.
scubbin, his wife; and Mrs. Ryan, Of Calton-
Crrti5fcate 'ofsl1d.. Thomas Kclso, butcher.
About three weeks since was most violent
Sly attacked With Rheumatic pains throughout
my whole frame, iii 50 severe manner as not
ito be able to turn in my bed without assistance,
drocccding as, ] suppose from a severe cold;
no being advised by friend to apply DR.. lis
sot's Govt and Rheumatic Drops, / accord
linsly obtained from the agents Messrs. George
Dobbin and Murphy, two bottles, eaapplica-
ton Of which, under God, have perfectly re-
stored me to health. ] am therefore induced
with confidence to recommend this medicine
as certain cure for the above disorder.
THOMAS KELSO.
Baltimore, July ed, 1906.
CcrtzEeatc Of 4Nr. Thomas Camhbea, harness.
maker
Il would be an act OF injustice to withhold
my testimony OF the salutary effects of Doctor
,Ti4sot's Govt and Rheumatic Drops, as have
experienced very unep3ivocal instance OF
their virtues end efficacy. YVES afflicted with
two severe attacks Of shat is usually called
Dead Palsy, from which | partially recovered,
!,at wa, obliged to use clutches to aid mem
walking when left home; TO this were Joined
violent Rheumatic pains, the result OF the az
Fiction, and had feared the disorder would
accompany me through lif4; but proyideatialy
ly was recommended to apply at George Dob
bin and Murphy's for Dr.. Tissot's Drops, and
after using only one bottle, found myself per-
fectly liberated from my disorder, and am now,
thank God, as free from pain asst never had
been aitiict=&. Fineling this medicine operate
SO powerfully on myself, | determined to ap
ply internally to my child, boy only eleven
months old, whe was then reduced almost to
a skeleton with the Bowel Compliant; after
administering it fol!r times to HIN, his cora
plant was entirely removed, ard he 10 now re
covering his strength with great rapidly.
III. CAMPBELL.
Baltimore, july %, 1905.
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.,,lndelhA:G, .Augusf 9, 1900.

.,ss;np desirous to make public for the good
- otbers, the excellent quality OF flANIIL-
TONS ELIXIR, prepared by the late Mr..
I.ec. ] have sent you the following account OF
she benefit ] have received from it, which !
hone will induce others~to give II a tnal. IN
consequence of a bruise on the breast received
from ! fall, my health grew bad, my breathing
became very difficult, and frequently | have
had suddenly to rise up in my bed with all the
horrors of immediate suHocatlon. Add to
fn~s "a constant psin in my breast and acough,
: great loss of strength and flesh, and youmay
sooceive that my symptoms evidently indicated
IN approa' hing consumption. The advice OF
I 1 most eminent physician was resortcd to, and
afterwards : second was calledin, without CIV
,ng me any relief. Another physician who
knew me and the circumstances of my case,
advised me to gTys Hamilton sEizir q f,Ial, sag
irg,'h had ssrx 1t he PRACTICE, and alzvays
3oxnd il de mach gosd. A bottle was procured
Aom Ma. Eirch's, and found relief before |
Mad tekssn one hay ef IL. / continued to use
ii and vas soon strong enough TO attend to bu-
siness. On taking cold, same Of my former
symptoms return, but are always removed by a
. z1nee e. i've Of the elixir.
s GEO. EENNER, inn.
Ne. liz Hsad-sfset, PhladsIYhia
kxe~ u. Leo. ttssIss :
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a /. u "a B i s. M /. D ICIN ES.

,Yhe tollowing Valuable Medicines, justly &C.
k,rateei throngh the United States for their
superior efficacy in the cure OF the ssvefs 9
diSordcrs forswhich they are rccommenae !:
from f7as,lad Lre's oatent Family ~ scl-
cine Store, New ork, are sold Only BY tne
subscyibsr, at his store in King street
Hasnslto,ls Grand Resto1 at1ut,
Is recommended as an invaluable medicine
or the SPEEDY and permanent e.re ot nervous
disorders - such as arise from the immode-
rate ess Of tea, strong liquors, long fs sicehcs
-, ~, excessive weakaess, and gs-
eral rSsax alton Of the ystena.
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Joftph MandeyiAe

Iofeph Mandeviae
/. ecaxa3 or x1Sc and s,A1EFAx sra4Ers.
.aL4xANDxIA
HAS FOR SALE,
an aiiortmeRt Of Wines, LIZ
eUoks, GROCERIES, &c.
Consisting Of
MADEIRAl
Port
Malaga
7enerifIc s.
Corsica
Cid St. Essephe Medoe lucs, IA casts Z,
one dozen
A few dezen fine old frontinac
Ditte do. best wine bittcss
jar AGA and West-India rum
Eew-England do.
Cogniac, Bourdeaux and Naples brandy
Holland and country gin
Scbicdam gin in cases
Irish whlskey, very old
70 barrels Pennsylvania rye wbishey
Cider ia barrels
White wine and Cider vinegar
Florence oil in tasks
9 hosslleads Havanna honey
Is eo. choice retailing raolaasa.
Gunpowder
Imperial
liysen TEAC
s s s;:;: 81: .'' : 80 '''''
Muscovado sugars, disa.cEt qualities
Bengal white do.
Loaf and lump sugars, Philadelphia, Bal
timore and Alexandria.
Leipcr's, CARROTS, and HaEil.oa's snaSi
In bottles and bladders.
Macuba and rapee do.
Cloysr-seed, (Pens. wsrranfei]
Mace; nutmegs |; cloves /; cassia; pimeass
to; pepper; ginger, race and ground; Cssl
eaae pepper; refined salt-pctre.
Coffee; chocolate; rice; pearl barley \
Lonlon and Philadelphia mustard; basket
salt; starch; fig blue; Hotant indigo; Geof-
gia and Tennessee cotton; fax; wool; mad.
der; copperss; alum; birthstone; chalk !;
pipes in boxes; wrapping paper and twlnc |;
traces; bed cords leading lines; demiioins ;
gin eases; patent shot; brandywinc sunpo~-
der; Harvey's gunpowder. the emily real sri
fish battle powder from 7 to trsble ssaeds
chewing tobacco; best Hsyanna segars.
ssuscatel and bloom rsis;ns in BOXES.
Sun ralsins in CASKS.
Zante currants pruncs soft shelled att
monds.
a few boxes excellent pickles, each one
iozee bottles assorted /; capers, olives and Az
alioyies, for SAFE by the box.
q quantity of clean good alum salt suitable
Cor the fishery. sc. sc
M L - A (N(thJ
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A SOVEREIGN remedy tor eoids, eoSeisasSe
!. eo,,ghs, assanlas, sore throats and appr1&sarng
eonSumptions. &
7fJns,s,s Anti BILIOUS Pills.
Are ipstly esteemed for carrying of the su-
Aernnoas pilc from the stomach and prevent
~ ruorhis sccretions and their consequences,
k;liors ass8 s.aiignant feyers, sc. these Pills
are perfectly mid IN theiroperation, and may
be used with safety by persons OF every age
and in every situation.
Tie Seuenelggs Ointment Ssf tse
Itch.
speedy and effectual remedy, generally
removing the complaint at one application 4
say be safely used by persons ofevery age.
sa1s AnoGyl1e Elaxay.
every kind Of head ache.
Eye Water.
ldisorders the
IN cared Of It
ST vislcnt
Ms
] pre-
az
sills,
ord as
SAFE.
ora
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Hassiito,'s Essence n7ld Extract

1s1atyt dfa.''s.
4 safe and efectual remedy for the sout,
Rheumatism, sprains, pains in the face and
&cek, &c.
l7assslton's WoJm-d destroying Lo-
zengeS. #
By which many thousands have been re-.
Y;sv ed from the distressing and dangerous ma
adv 81 wesnss and other sbstructlors IN the
ssvsnach and bowels.
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Hlsgsllton:s Elsx,r.

A SOVEREIGN remedy for colds, obstinate
,oughs, assarnas, sore throats ard apprasseaH1g
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JULY %, 1906.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-04

a NJ rs 3 AEON,
1T his GRacRny STonE. OK Kling-strcet, ha, tI
aaditien 20 his. former stock, addrd
A ffeih Supply of Cenuine Ar'iclesia
the GCocery Line
Which rnakcsl assortment complete.
He xe.y gqers.y s on his nsuai l,zu tern'
Mulceyado Sugars, Of various qua}
lities,
Loaf and Lump ditto,
Gunpowdsr,
Imperial, TEAS, Il
Hyson, particularly selecn
Young Hvsen, ed Tor
Best green Coffee,
Chocolate, OF a superior quahsj
Madeira;
BuselIos,
Sherry,
Lisbon, " " D.
Teaeuiie,
Malaga, and
Genuine old Port
Cognac and Rourdcaux Bra,s1y,
Ma JaiHaiGd y fs.iit3 l0i tc.t4+-i! usS3
Antiaua, St. Creix, st. viaesats, and New
England Rum,
Hoknd Gin,
Irish and country Whisky, ii
MoIasses, Wine, an,. Cider Vinegar,
Stoughton's Bitters. Is
Mace, nusiness, cloves, eassia, pimems
Cayenns aad black pepper, race -ad gfoIns
Ginger, basket salt ter table use, dear barley
rice, starch, hg blue, soap, nao2ld, lf'2l ana
sperlnaceti candles, refined sait-Petre hc'AiH
iaeEgo, alum, copperas, maddsr, srlnistoas
spinning cotton, patent SHOT all Sizes best o..
wlisA and esnatry made gRapowaer' ssSSas'
and srloal.sag tobacco, very eest chewing -
baceo.
HAMILTON ard Lesaer's snuff, Kakars pipes
10 soxes.
.ondoa mwstard, warranted OF supeHa
eaolity, Dixon's best ditto, wrapping paFa
demiiohu's, &c. &c. with generlfiy every
tieIe IN his hne--the Whole OF whiea saVs 9ss'
elected with care, and will be disposed Oh =
he very lowest terms
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-03-29
TIL : JEFFERSON.
SArURDAY, March 10.

On motion OF Mr.. Dalyson the House resolved
hseit INTO committee of the whole, Mr. w. Al.
SroS ia the chalr, on thc oil Tor raislI,g an addI
tiOhal military force.
Various amendments 20 the bill reported By the
committee on our mditdiy establishments, we're
agreed %.
One section Of the bill fixes the price OF all un-
drawn ratiOns at twenty tive cents
Mr.. BleefIelge conceivIng TINS a higher price
than had ever been paid tor ratiOus, moved 70
strike out the word five.
Some discussion TOOK place on this motion,
Mr.. -. X. WiHiaDlS, to ny the prnctpe ( e.
qGallzmg the price ot rtIoiis, no,eu TO strike
odt the section He conceived ustIt nj shtpio.
ducc Il Nc gllscncc OF the officers 80 rr,,l,i 10 ,n,
quality OF rauOrs, ot0 tdus nave al nj eiicct on
nc fare " prlyWes
The motion toy s-ilsmg out the section. was.
alter SOME iDtieT discussion, ncgat,yod, 10 90 20
IA. GloeSfcage's notion was uien es,uI,cd.
10 g.. -.
81. 14lIsy proposed new section to the T..
ieu.- q ,ha. -! .ie togco ~ be raised ~ TIC act
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-03-29

and The British government. & between Mr..
Madison and Mar. Rose the CORES pondence
on our general relations with Engisr(l, ana
consequently that which gave rise to the
treaty signed b. our N listers and rctur,-
cd by the President and the correspondence
with other bell'gercnt powers The do Ia
ments arc soNo.nnlnious that their reading
will consume several DAYS, whcn all, except
| those parts which We have s,ate,, to bo cor
hdential, will. it is presumed, be ordered "a
be printed We shall sicze the earliest op-
portnn'tv of presenting them to the pub
| lick......Naf lat.
Mr.. Rose on Monday took leave of the
President, and Yesterday left this city for
Alexandria, whence he proceeds to Norfolk
where he means TO take immediate pas
sage Tor England in the Sitatira.
MT Foster, secretary of legation, and the
MessrS. Cassimajors, arc to accompany
nm. Mr.. Mansfield remains for some time
IN this county, not in the character of Sc.
cretary ot legation, as has been runored,
WI. roster not having vacated that place.
ana 1t beirg his purpose to return to the
United States about October next.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-03-29
WASHINGTON March %.

Our readers will perceive by our Con-
gressional Journal, that a. MESSAGE. was
yesterday received from the President
1t was delivered 20 each House about a
quarter of an hour after eleven. The doors.
both of the Senate and the Honsc, were i'm
medlately closed and continued closed I'M
til past O'Clock when an adjournment took
place.
a large mass of documents accompany the
Message, the greater part impaired without
confidence, and the residue, Gully so far con
hdential, We believe as relates to opinions
expressed by or entertained of some pub
lick characters, which it has not heretofore
been usual to publish. Tho whole field Of
Our foreign relations, so far as they bear up
on existing difference, is. disc 0sed in
cluaing nc entire oriespondcmcc relative
TO lhc Chesapeake between viz. Monroe
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FRIDAY, March Is.


Mr.. Nelson offered the following resolution
which was agreed to without division.
heSolSed, That committee be appointed TO
inquire into the expediency of making provision
by law for the relief of the nfrm, disabled and
superaNnuated officers and soldiers of the army
OF the United States, and that the committee have
leave to report by bill otherwise
Messrs. Nelson, Howard, Tallrnadge, Triye
and Deane form the committee
Inc following message Was received from the
President OF the United States by Mr. Coles his
Secretary.
10 the Senate and House Of Representatives Of the
United .States.
Inc scale on which the military academy at
west Point was originally established, is become
100 limited to furnish the number of well instruct
cd subjects in the different branches of artillery
and engineering, winch the public service calls
Tor. The want of such characters is already SEN
siDly feit and Will be increased with the enlarge
ment OF our plans OF military preparation The
chief engineer, having been instructed to consI
uer me SUBJECT, and TO propose an augmentation
winch nught render the establishment common
surate With the present circumstances of our
country, has made the report which now trans
mt tor tire consideration of Congress
The idea suggested by him of removing the
institution to tins place, also worthy of atten-
ton Besides the advantage of placing it under
the immediate eye of the government. it may
render its benefits common TO the naval den,rt
mentI and wIu furnish opportunities Of selectlny
on better information, the characters most quail
ned to fulfil the duties which The public servic G
may call for.
TIL -: JEFFERSON.
March t9, 1903
The message and documents having been read,
were on motion of Mr.. Nicholas referred TO Sc
lect committee.
Messrs. Nicholas, Troup, Desha, Uphan and
Minor form the committee
The House again went into committee of the
whole on the contested election of Philip b. Key.
The final question was at length taken on this
strongly contested election by yeas and nays, and
MIR. Keys seat confirmed, 81 to 81
Half past four--adjourned.
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CONGRESS-.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVE
WEDNESDAY,, March 10.

Mr.. D. r. HiLkianis held in his hand a reso-
luton by which he WISHED to call the attention of
tie committee of Commerce and Manufactures.
to the discussion of subject which he had long
considered rs OF the last Importance to our com
ncrclh interests directly, and PERHAPS not ndi
rcctly to the domes:.c interest of the country.
The "a, Get OF the following resolution Being
merely to direct the committee of Commerce and
Manufactures 10 enquire, he should not offer any
observations or lis cXpcdiency
feso. Sed, That the committee Of Commerce
and Manufactures be instructed to enquire into
he eApcdicacy OF prohibiting the entry of any
vcssc! into the u. S. from any port or place, 10
which 4 vessel Of the u. s. Is not admitted bv a
permanent regulation of the country owning such
place Or by treaty. Agreed to without 4 divisi-
On.
The cngrosscd bill for the further continuance
o' the mint at Philadelphia was, after some OBJ
servations against it by Mr.. Lyon, passed by yeas
and nays, 80 TO 10.
MI. Nelvton offered the following resolution ::
ReSot9ed, That the Committee of Commerce
and Manufactures be instructed to enquire whe-
ther the sums in winch the collectors of the Gus
toms are severaHy bound to the u. s: ought to be
enrre.sci. Agreed.
On motion of NJ, D1ruson, the House then re-
solved tself into committee of the whole, Mr.
w. ALSToN IN the char, on the bill for raising
an additional military force.
The bill was taken up by sections and various
amendments made to the detail
Mr.. IdHn'ddgc proposed an amendment going
altogether TO reverse the provision of the bill in
aspect To cavalry. The bill at present provides
that one regiment of cavalry shall be raised, to
consist of eight Companies of thirty eight men
each, with discretion to be given to the Presi-
dent TO encrcase each company to 66. MIR T.
proposed to substitute the provision by inserting
tour troops ct cavalry OF stxty-our men each, and
four companies of dsmounteJ Dragons
IhS motion was supported by MIR. Tailanadge
ny al guments drawn from transactions during the
revolutionary war, and opposed by Mr.. Nelson on
the same ground.
Ii was agreed to, ayes 6j
Further amendment having been made TO the
detail of the BILL without having gone through il,
the committee rose at tile usual hour Of adjourn
mcnt, reported progress, and obtained leave to SIT
again.
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THURSDAY, March II.

THURSDAY, March II.
Mr.. D0zOsoH proposed the following pesoiuti-
Ost:
Hr'olo'.l, That a committee he appointed on
inc part OF this House, to act with such commit.
Tee as may DC appointed Oh tie part of the Senate
70 consider and report sshm fvfer busi7ess is ne
what time it shall be proper 20 adjourn.
lie House agreed to consider the resolution,
Ayes 10.
Mr. Da7yson said il would be Observed by the
House that men bcrs daily obtained leave of abb
scnce 1t was undoubtedly tl,r wish OF ever, one
to adjourn as soon as possible, and as thus oniv
objection
The words in Italir ON motion Of Mr. Yga Hors,
were stricken ont
Mf d. K. RiEaats tho. hit perhaps ON 'Ir
sub cct Us ~ other gent cn.f d.d tor ,s. tl,,,,n.
very i.'-tTcd, AVID tItt tiiis vas 20. ip,ugp,c
o"S moment ior sica q res ,rr.a n what was
''e situation Of tie co...tfy different nom what
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-03-29

put Into Trieste, making with sail in the
fagus, a total of "a. Had these avowed en-
emes been taken instead of the Danish feet,
the capture would have added equally to our
security, and would not have Subjected mi
nisters to the reproach so heavily heaped
upon them.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-02
COMMUNICATION.

In obenience to general orders from
the executive of Virginia, the Col. of
the county of Prince Edward caused
to be assembled the militia of said
county In order to obtain the quota
which his regiment was required to
furnish, undera state requisition made
oy the executive ofthe United States.
The call was obeved with the utmost
promPtitude and alacrity and the ques-
ton being put at the head of the re-
slment, whether the quota should be
obtained by draft-it was eifectually
answered by tender of volunteers
more than sufficient TO meet the de-
mand OF the government. On this :
casion the true american spirit dis
PLAYED itself; party differences were
all forgotten, evincing to the world
that whenever great crisis arrives,
the American people are ONE.
SEVENTY SIX.
November &c, 1903.
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tIcles, as it must, indeed, with every o.her
here mentioned, before we shall be al owed 20
Garry 1t away; Take OF the embargo, and
no An'erlc.n will ever make a second at.
tempt to Try the European market, under
these restrictions. There are a number of
other arucies enumerated IN the ACTS of
pariiameni, bu, shose mentioned above, are
what affect our commerce. the most. 1t would
appear THAI MIR. Canning really Calculated
on our going to war with she enemies of Or eat
Britain, for he had provision made for the
admission of our prize vessels.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-02

AZ BO}uS Wafehoused, are permitted to-
remain fifteen months, at the expira ion of
which time, the dudes and customs must be
pad, or the goods destroyed The propri
etor has inc alternative Of res shipping them
to the place lrom whence they came but
none Of tbsm would bear these duties, char
geS ddoub.e freight.
Cotton wool 0ash also to be mentioned
Il cannot be re-eNportcd under 81 Sterling
per Id. exclusive Vi heavy charges, nos Hn-
I'll the market is over stocked with tho ar
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-02
Charity Sermon.

II FiE Rev Mr.. Courtney will oreac, Ser.
A mon at the Baptist Meeting-ti ouse in this
city on Sundav mex, wien collection will be
maize for the be aeit of he =. RICR MOND FR..
MALE HUMANE A ASSOCIATION.
December3
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-02

john STAPLES, of Buckingham County,
will be Candidate before the General
Assembly, for the Registers Office.
Richmond, 2Sti Nov. 1903. .