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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-27
THOMAS CAMPBELL.
Baltimore, July %. 1906.
CERTIFICATE OF
Err. rroM,a Ke1sn nn,et.

Mr.. rhoNhs KELso, Entcher.
About three weeks since was most yisient;v
attacked with Rheumatic pains thrors hout nv
whole frame. in so severe manner as rot 70 NJ
abie &c turn IN my bed without assistance bro.
cssding i suppose from severe cold on bring
ADVISED by friend 10 apply DR.. Tissott's Govt
ana Hnenmauc Drops, ! accordingly obtained
trora the agents, (Messrs. G Dobb,n and Mnr.
Phyl two bottles, he application of which fus.
der God have perfectly restored my health
am therefore induced with confidence 10 ,,-.r,,-
mend this medicine as certain cure far Inc a.
Ooye disorder.
Signed,
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Richmond Turnpike
Company.

a z meeting &c IN Directors of he
: b sad com pa,y, On Thursday the s.il
u juae, 1893,
kc4eived. Aha call OF four dollars anc
dizzy cenls DC made an each sba;e IN tn
.a'd COMPANY, ard THAI ,h- hold RS OF his
h4r,-> pay Inc s,ne TO NE treasurer Oh o.
oe,oge me Fl 81 d.y OF rex, IN 70 IA.
". SHEPPARD, C.eik.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-27
C. RlDcELy, of lIanp,on.
CERTIFICATE or
mn. THoMAs .cANrseLL lIarne

Mr.. THOMAS .caarseLL, Harness maker.
II would he an af uf injustice to Withhold ,ny
testimony Of the saluary ELECTS of DR.. Tisco,t's
Govt and Rheuus,c Drops. as have oxJe, iea-
ced very uGeq9yocai instance Of der Sirus.
and efficacy. was affected with two severe al
tacks Of what IS usually called dead raisy, from
which partially recovered. bul was obliged IN
use cru,ehes TO aid ne in walking when icFs
home, TO This we're joined viclert Rheumatic
pans, the res'ilt Of the Affection, and had fear
ed The disorder would accompany RE t;no' iiie.
bur psovidsntiaIly was recommended 20 apply &C
c Doboin and Murphy's for Dr.. lis ,,,, 5 Drops,
aud after u-iag only one botte, found nysef per-
isctiy hoeta ed from my disorder, and ara now.
thapk Col as free from pain az il / never Rad
been ahec'et; fading thiI medicine opera;s so
powerfully on myself determined to apply IL
iH.SrqAily 10 my ehiid Ia boy only eleven months
cd who was then reduced almost 90 a skeleton
with the bowel complaint after sdriris erinr
IL four OF FIVE times 10 hmm, his Complain, was
en'reiy ren'oved ard he is now reccvssing his
srcnGtse with grta, rapidly.
Signed,
THOMAS CAMPBELL.
Baltimore Iulv IONS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-27
DR.. TlssOTT's
CELE GRATED
Cont q Rheumatic DYoos.

A CERTAIN cure fer Ccu,, Raear,a,;. ~.
1 n innosgo, we2kn,ss ci-ih lain,s. ava. Al;
Amas ct Spish,s; Zoe glec,;, Le they or.v,, =,
hong .;an.ng. and Cor he stone and prsvri. 1,
IS pc'h7,'s The most aa.ve, iene, ,a,im, s,.i .l.
sl'lai remedy in the word; ~ ,he cs-.na AID
s'i hinds OF rains N she head, rice AMI body. !,
Is VITA u, an eqaal.
ms 11ed'ci;'c Ewiel, Justly CLAIMS a ore en.
i3snse over al. otse's, as being nu,1Bed,y a.isr
,ed f'r ;he sIee!y ,e,soyai of ,h,se cor,sa j,,te
above 'nenuoisG1 oVs: It's discovery to ,f<. ce
'eH'ated Tisso's, physician &c n,aI. Grated c-.-
" rec IA has profession, and is c.siei3y lteScr-
sac, OF an herb, psovlar to l..rope to Nhs..
1oweriui hssling, restorative and ialsazlic ees.
hues, dis great man. BY tho alniais;eHar. or.
81 mum vi his fame.
It's peculiarly excellent FOR mos, disorders A.
enting yarn ciu:a,es. and keep. f,r Az ienet.
a. time. EoiUes, at,&o dollars each VITA co..
p;eus drect:an. Thc following are few. ct
;he ',a"Y respectable certificates, with the ,.ss-
prietor has IN his p5sscssion
GER 1FICArE CT
otEEpnt. a,DczI-, at Hamr>or
certify, thA havix;, received a bl,.S, on r,y
knee, which probe, cd ststre rain and swelling,
was atyiaeS 70 app,y Or, Tissot,'s G,aut ava
Hhcnna'ic Drops, and on bathing the rart via
them only lew times, agretsby TO the ,,;rscii.
toaS. taey cnectcd perfect cure. At anottr,
time my wrisi Has affected with Rhenns,i m a.
s';eh degree rendered NJ lauG 10 HE ia, :
useless when on making aTiIicanon oil ,be sang
remedy mike ssanuer ,e ,iisc ,,er in line cor.e
OF "a hours was cntirsiy removed.
usereioIe fson-the experience have had
OF me ebcacy OF said meuciue, consider IL al
beneheent ace ~ recommend IL in sim.ar cases -
oihers.
Signed,
c. RlDCEYy of Ir.-,A,on
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-27
ALSO.
DR.. TARB,s

Natures ReStoydtive Baksamic CS,cyaL
oe certificates attached toihe bills which
irciose each bottle Of the above medicine,
are from Characters Of respectability, on
whose testimony the fullest confidence nav
DC placed by those who labor under com.
pants OF the Govt, Rheumatism, &c. also
those OF consumptive habits, general debi-
my OF the nerves and various other com.
plants incident to the human BODY.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-27
CAUTION.

No cou' and Rheumatic Drops being knowa
excepting those invented by Dt. Ti.ot.-1'I,s
public are rcq1c5ted 10 notice that no are venr.
Inc unless Ire snes Of Dr. Tisso,t. and he pro.
prie,or Henry Ward, are eut IN the glass Of the
bot,e, and the outside cover Of each bottle sign
ed by The said proprietor himself wifi
b. So'dby II. WARD. oleproprieior, Phi.
ladeiPhls. aud a. the Bookstore OF 5. PLrA.
SAINTS, ia. Richmond
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Boots and Shoes.

Fair tops, back straps, SO
Ditto plain g
Suwarrows,
Half Boots,
Mems calf skin shoes lined s. bound ios6 1873
Do. side leather, 7s6 q o.
Negro shoes (strong russet) RS IS
Womcns leather shoes, thick so,es, 7s6
DO. DO. thin, Go. $50
Do. do. slips, Sc
DO. Morocco DO. 6so
DO. do. ties, 7s6
Girls leather shoes, 4sG Sc
beys DO. $50 Is.
Any of the above articles made to order
eft at the Pcnitentiary Store, second do.
above the Eagle Tavern. ID. ]. BURR.
Richmond March %, 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-27

EEANiNG executed deed of trust to
Beojanin Oliver, jr. William Gun
nmsham, and Samuel Richardson. convey
nag CERTAIN properly therein mentioned, TO
thea', for the purpose OF making sale there
o., in order to discharge al deuts for which
am bound for my father, and my own
'dsbts,--Itis therefore my wish that all suci,
creditors may as soon AS possilie, maze
their rcspSctive CLAIMS known 10 the above
named gehtieRen, that they may know how
fav 20 carry the sales, which wIlltake place
the LIST OF August ncXt.
John NJ. SYME.
9TH June: 1863. tbs
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N o c L.

a LL,hose that have cls'ns against the
a cs'ae Of Waddy Turner, deed viii
please b. iug them forward, sulhentcated
sgre able to law, Ter adjustment.
Those who ave indebt,d 10 the said es.
tate are request d TO come forward, as soon
as possible, AID make psymsn', as the ST.
,uaijon of tie es ate Will tot allow of any
further indulgence.
a. TURNER, Admir-.
June 9Th, 1909. 3w.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-27
+ q 4 S A L &,
On satu dSy the 22d July, ON The premise
The Tract cf Lard,

ESyHEREON John i,by, deed. resi-
ded, lying in The UPPER cid a
Cha'iesC.;y Coua,y, on James river, com
p,andng an ex ensi"e view mp aRd down
slid river, 10 81 agree sb'e ue.ghbo,hood
aud IS a stand COX y grocery Store, equa!
any 6e'aw lie Guy of R;chmond.-
There ere IS o. 80 Acres OF land in THIS
i'Ac:. {aorc OF isss} ard devised by The
disc deut Ia sold i1r iha payment of his
debts. I's,ms aiil be n2de knoan on the
dlY of sale, Ly iite,
ADMINISTRATOR,
With The VIII annexed.
June h, 1909. ids
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-27

Broad and narrow Axes Hatchets. Hoes, Plough
Shares and Coul,ers, Hinges, Wedges, Ham
mers, Tenders, Tracer Ssreichers, and OK
Chairs ;---Bridlcs, Collars. Ha'.ers, B,aces
Sureingies. Back Bands Belly Bands, Byeeeh.
ing, FiYe Buc kets, SJc {Sc
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-27
IN COUNCIL.

- January GO, 1909
- PROPOSALS vii be received By the Exc
cl''ye Tor 'nauafaetwing three hundred
Nho nHiety Roses during he present yegr, be.
M me number directc! W i,w 10 be provided
annually, including tie deficiency Of las; ve,,r,
Extract hom s!,e minutes
DAM. T.. HYLTCN.
Cork ~ tic Council
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-27
Land for Sale.

y Y virtue Of deed ftrust bearing date
- the 25th day of March, eighteen hun
dred and seven, executed by Cater Will.
kersou and Sally his wife. to the subscri-
bers as trustees, for the purpose OF securing
SUM Of money therein mentioned. 20 be
due to William Bradley, WiH be Sold. IT
Cumberland sourthouse, on Moud 4, the
gath day Of July next, being court day,
Tract Of Land,
IN the deed conveyed, containing $50 acres,
lying IN the said county Of Cumberland,
near the courthouse, and adjoining Thsmas
Ho5son's tract Of land, on winch tie court.
house stands. According to tho provisions
Of an act, entitled an act concerning execu.
tons and for other purposes the subscri.
hers will convey the title to the purchaser
OF purchasers, as vested nthem as trustees
only.
JoI c. Daniel.
Th, mas r.. Walton.
Cumberland, 10th June, 1909. tdsp,
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Penateat1ary Store.

HE subscriber, Agent for the pcni,eni;s,y.
A offers for sale the following articles, tie ma.
nutac;ure ofthat Institution, at very low prices a,
whole sale and recall,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-27
IN CorMc1L, Nlnp Ia lano.

iN CoUNcIL, May ~ 1909.
PROPOSALS viii be received by ths
I EScru;ive Tor ,aisirg seven eighteen
p0unders opposite y ew's Point. Nanss
mond River. un'ii ti,e Isl day Of July next.
Daniel L. itylton, c. c.
{ July.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-27
THOMAS KELso,
AFFIpAvJT OF

Baltimore, July %, 1906.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-27

cre q BROWN RLACK, very rhiek set
a'id we'll made, as lefe hind foot white The
nIs.er a jet or drth biack. of r&;ber slender
make, 10th heary the sarre age, s org wears,
and &pont fige feet high they ptcc ,rot
and gaGCp. and tuo vel! ia harness. !
VII give Ten Doii,rs Reward, w,,h rea
sonf'blt: exreaccs, e any person delivering
them Ia ME, or Eve Dollars fer such iator-
1a;'nn iht re; them AGAIN & Twenly
Doii@ts ios the apprehension and conviction
% the Thief.
CORNELIUS BUCK.
Manchester, I4th luat, 1863 Qt)
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-04-26
Vol. l..

not engaged in wars with states, that have had
no commerce; Austria, Prussia, and Russia,
have been her constant allies and the objects
OF her regard, because neither Of them could
approach a rivalry, and because all of them
We're necessary to check the enterprise and
industry of France and Holland.
IL 10 as fortunate ior states, as tits certain,
that the period approaches when this proud
and msolcnt people must take, among the M
tions OF the earth, that secondary, orat the ut
most that equal station, which alone they
have claim to Allan event that all neutral
powers must hail asa propitious era ia MARI
time affairs. PAU DiAG.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-07-18

accredited Minister; that Junc and July
was the period when MIR. Canning changed
suddenly his CoIdact from that which had
induced Mr.. Pininey to write his govern
ment, that he had good reason to believe all
our differences with England would Soon be
arranged to our satisfaction. All at once
Canning changed his conduct; that change
is believed, both by p. and A. to have been
occasioned by a hope. that had been infused
into him. that division might be effected Of
the u. S., and the Eastern States be formed
into separate government under tho qua
rantee of Great Britain.
But to return to the letter as stated to Gen.
Armstrong: Mr.. Preble received a letter,
from Samuel Williams, stating, {" That he
was authorized by his relation, Timothy,
Pickering, to represent TO Mr.. Canning, that
1t was the wish of the Eastern States TO Sc
parate from the Union; that they wished
to be informed how far they might Calculate
on the aid and protection of G. Britain TO
enable them to effect an object SO hazardous
and SO very important" 'f'+@
will not vouch for, the precise words Of
the letter-But 1 understand, from my infor-
mant, that Gen. Armstrong has taken the
dispositions of two or three of the gentlemen
whoheard the letter read. l understand that
the subject was no secret in Paris.
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was afterwards adjusted. and that the one
w"ndedwili perhaps receive very inconsi-
derable injury.
What is curious-the force of the ball is
said To have been SO great, that it.dented in
tue dollar, whichlt. struck. and almost bu
ried itsclf--the ball, itself, was spread out
nearly to the diameter of an eighteen pence
---and the second dollar received part of
the impressionof the contiguous side OF the
exterior dollar.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-07-18

GALES AT AUCTION On Wednesday,
~ the 18th inst. will be sold without reserve
at the Office of the subscribers. the following
property belonging to the estate of Capt. William
Richardson, decd
a young negro man, good silversmiti, We.
~ smart mulatto boy about IL years old. an old
Negro Woman, good PLAN cook, a quantity of
.ilversmtts Tools and Swrepings.
Terms Of sale--one fourth cash, the remain
der in equal payments at 6. u and 10 montLs--
Bonds with approved curly, and with interest
from the day OF sale viii be required
by order of the Executor.
~FOSTERG, SAycRELL. Aae'ss.
n. d. Among the Ieweirv belonging TO the
deceased, there are so,ce articles, supposed 10
De left with him for repair These the owners
may receive upon application to the subscribers,
,nl proving their property
f0STEA g SATcngLL.
July IL, II
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-07-18
EIvE DOLLARS REwARD.-strayed or
Iuly ;s.

1--WE DOLLARS MISUNDERSTOOD or
Il Stolen from the commons Of this city some
time last month, Sorrel Mare about feet 8 L..
clies high, switch name and Ill, shed all round,
two or three round white spots OH each SIDE and
a smsll lump on the back bone occacioned by a
hurt from tile hind part of saddle The above re-
ward viii be paid ON delivery of the mare to me
in this place, or il stolen for deliyeryo Of thief and
mare fifty dollars viii be given.
GEO WATT.
July 10 &C
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o..
HE different business concerns heretofme
existing in this state, under the firms of
buchanan and Pollok at Petersburg, Robert and
Allen Pollok at Richmond, and Pollok and Tired
way & Co. atManchester, are this day dissolved
by mutual consent.
The partner resident at each place, is charged
with the collection Of the debts due TO the con-
Germ hitheilo undet his arrangement, and we ear
nestly request those indebted to come forward
and make satisfactory arrangements for the dis
charge of, their debts. Those having claims a.
gainst either of the concerns, will please apply
accordingly.
l.. DAVID BUCHANAN,
by Robert Pollok, his dry in f!u.
ROBERT POLLOK,
ALLEN POLLOK.
.-' THOS. TEEDWAY
Virginia, July 49,
The subscriber having purchased the stock OF
Goods on hand at this place, will continue busi>
ness in his own name, and for his own account.
at the former residence of Buchanan and Pol
lok.
ROBERT POLLOK.
Petersburg, July is
The subscribers have renewed their connexi-
on IN business, and mean to prosecute it in this
place under the firm of Pollok and TreCway,
ROBERT POLLOK,
THOMAS TREDWAv
Manchester, July18. r, CIV
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TWENTY DOLLARS KEWAKD-Ran-

1NWENTY DOLLARS REWARD Kan
i away from the subscriber, two NEG ROESf
TO wit Burrell Gates and Lony Burrell Gates
is about thirty years of age, FIVE feet eight inch,
es high, rather slender made. well propprtioned
except he has a very large foot he was pur7
chased of Mr. Wilkinson (Chesterfeid,) aud
has a wife at Mr.. John Spears in the same coun,
ty. Lony was purchased of MIR Richard E. Arm,,
strong, Hanover county, he is about 8 years OF
age, mas film over one Of his eyes, this fellow
| suppose is lurking about this city. The a,1ve
reward will be paid for delivering them 10 Mr.
Chan n. Saunders, Richmond, allcl ten dollars
for either of them, or if secured in any Gaol in
this commonwealth so that get them again
H. .JACOB FACKLER
N. 3. Lony is now in the Gaol of this city,
and is for sale. Enquire Of Chan II 5aunders.
May 20 wifi
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a VAICABLE SE2t-lET Eo2 SAFE
"A A Negro Woman about twenty years Of
age. that does not breed, has been well brought
up for cooking, washing and ironing. and is
excellent in the house. especially among chill
dren. Apply at this Office 49,, - = e.
July Is. $3.50 a -. IS W. IS
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NOTICE.--Suitors in the Chancery district
IN court of Williamsburg and in the county
court of James City, and Musings court Of viii:
who entrusted business to my man
agenent will communicate with William Mr.
instead, Esq to whom have comsnitted the
care of the causes in which was cofIcer cd
He resides in New Kent county near the court
house, but is now in Williamsburg.
- 4 SE4MPLH.
Williamsburg, July 10. 1T
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- - ONLY SEVEN YEARS OLD,
NJILL have the proud privilege; and ehyia.
w bile happiness Of appearing again. be FORE
Richmond Audience tomorrow evening. We'd
nesday July 19th, at the Ay- Marker e,ndcn;--
Where he hopes to be cheered with the smiles
of the Ladies, and the appreciation OF all. He
viii recte very great variety frein the British
Cl1ss,cs-and sing nurnber-of songs-serio,is
and Ccmc--To commence at r o'clock and end
at nine After which music as usual, for those
who choose to dance.
or Tickets so cents each, to be had at the
Eagle Tavern, Children IS cents
July Is - II
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COLUMBIAN MILLS.-Thc subscriber IN
~ forms his friends and the public, that he
Will urchase VIE 1T delivered at tile Coiiim-
bian Mills, or he will receive wheat there to be
manufactured OH very moderate and advantage
ous terms to the holders of this article-yiz for
every $40 pounds of good merchantable wheat.
he will engage to deliver one barrel of good SUI
p',rfne Hour, or he ~ilf receive wheat at six.
siiiilnss and six pence per bushel of 60 pounds
and deliver suPerfne- aour at six dollars twelve
cents, with small proportion Of fine -four at five
dollars sixty two cents per barrel; all to be in
spec,ed and delivered in good order at the mill.
The -four made at this mill has ALWAYS been
held IN high repute, and it lis the intention of the
present proprietor to sustain its charactera'.> ,
The Corn Mills in complete orier-every at
tention will be paid to the customers sending
their Corn there TO be ground OH toll at the usu-
Cool fresh Meal for sale in small or large
quantities at very moderate prices for cash
Apply to ar Samuel Leech ON the premises
or'to JOHN CRANBERRY, Norfolk.
90 Cash given for Corn delivered at the mill.
July la. If
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NOTlCE.-The creditor, of the estate of
John J. Watt, deceased, are hereby re-
quested to send their respective accounts or
CLAIMS for settlement, and those indebted to make
payment to the snbsci ibers without delay.
~. HENRI I'O4NPHLNS, ,
ID. T. BURR. ~-admhS- >
Juiy IS. 49, 1,w6w
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DUBL1C SALES.-On Thursday next the
L goth inst at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. will be sold
at Public. Vendue, ut the late residence of 81.
Watt, deceased, all .the household and kitchen
furniture belonging to said estate--on credit of
80 days, for approved notes for all sums over fifty
dollars. ..-,
!! ,HENR1' T'OMPKINS, , ~.
ID. f. BURR. aa an rs.
7JUlJ IL. .,.' ~
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-08-25

tered IN tfsit hNirasLs ard ~.
thence atGve O'Clock. for Ch.,h ttaI
the command OF Gol. Bing. As ,la u
! under the horse guards, the ms a.SF Nj
one voices gave three cheers. ~ assl
the Sd regiment played Them eps :, ID
yifons Of London. 0la
Ninety sail ofatranspor,s cam.
Downs on Monday, and Part sa;l. !, No
diately for Harviol. The orda' dung
have almost all been loaded, and . y
ping down theriver. The troops ls ss
mouth are arrived at Portsmoutb I
of the line OF battle ships have II
their lower deck ours. SAG
The guards from Chatham enl s
board the Princess OF Grange 71 I y
den, e8, and some other Inc ofbss,Is Y Y
The 5lst regiment emba,krd 2
mouth on board the SIN sci, Sir 7 4 4
worth's flag ship, arrived at Po,lsn,'pS
Monday.
The horses belonging to the b, !,
ment of light dragons, ordered cT :, I
service, are in the finest order posshI,
the men are in high spirits.
At Harwich the troops ale all i, {.
ness, and a division of transports hsv. :
ed Ter that place from Deal, to ~.
board the li,h, 59th, and the ,st b,s,t
of the 79th regiment. All the orta1is1 ill.,
transports will have dropped down tt, /,
by next Thursday. 7
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-08-25
By ROBERT BAKEWELL.
TcoNTINuED.1

Ii maybe cf.lss briefly to state some ofthe
inicrenses TO be drawn from what have,
advanced, 10 recommend the practice of APP
plying an ointment 70 sheep and also to ar
,ange in ST ort compass, some of the posi-
ions Imaintain, distinct from the recital of
he facts by which they are supported.
1s,, That hair differs from wool, by the
greater degree of hardness and elasticity of
Its hbres. 49,
Cd, That some woods resemble hair in
this quality more than other wools which
aremnch coarser. a
Sd, That the hard quality found in some
wool, prevents il from making cloth of the
SAME value as the softer woods, if the for
mer are considerably finer than the latter.
4th, That the application of unctuous
matter sufficiently soft and tenacious to CO.
yer and remain upon the fleece, will defend
It from the action Of the soil, and is found
( 20 produce the soft quality of wool, 90 de-
eirable to the manufacturer.
Hence the creased fine wo0le Of Nor.
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ELLEN'S GRAVE.

Thou art fallen, young tree, with allthy
beauty round thee. Thou art fallen on thy
plains, and the field is barren. The winds
come from the desars, and there is no sound
IN thy leaves oss1an.
Rest in peace, thou beam of light.
Cssidn.
SOFT, soft be your step as you tread by yon
willow,
For beauty and sorrow repose near its
shade; IS
Let burst Of pleasure be heard near their
pillow,
Nor smile mock the hillock, meath which
they are laid.
Tho lowIy the hiiloek, tho simple the in
scNpuon,
Which tells to the strav'ler g Here Ellen
fouIdsestl''
Other virtues tho no vernal lays give de-
scription,
Let mirth's Haunting spirit the dell ne'er
modest.
For search Ger the nountsin, the vale, or
the meadow,
No fiow ret 50 lovely as Ellen WAS blows:
And, like the sweet vi'iet beneath yon shrubs
shadow,
To bloom in a modest retirement she
chose.
The gay smile Ct JOY fresh attractions might
borrow
From rnir,h's lovely dimplc on Ellen's fair
cheek
But nc dcwy tear dimm'd the sad eye of sor-
row,
Which Ellen's soft pity to dry would not
seek.
Tho in her each virtue and beauty were
a blended,
q They, alas formdthe mark for the arrow
Of grief,
She lov'd--was betray 'd--and life's happiness
ended,
In deaths chill embrace from her woes
sought relief.
Then soft be your steps, as youtread by yon
willow,
And check not the tear TO her mem'ry that
flows
And Ellen's mild spirit shall fit round your
pillow,
Acknowledge that tear, and make sweet
yourrepose.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-08-25

: 1t is probable that yellow ochre will mix
well with the Oil or butter; it is a greasy clay,
Its color is that of the wool itself; it has for
very long time been USED in Spain in its na-
tural state, with view perhaps to produce
this efiest.-S,