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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-08-09
OGsrs for sais, at HE Store, in Washington.
Street, No. 8,

OGers for sale, at hfs Store, IN Wosh'rSfon-
Street, No. 8,
100 bbls. fresh suoeriine Alexandria
and New-York Flour, bY the barrel or larger
quantity 1000 WI. Cabin Bread 90 barrels
picked Cod; dry Goldfish By the quintal or
larger quantity Pork Beef; Rice by the
tiercc loaf, powdered and brown Sugar |;
Souchong and Bchea Teas; Coffee Molas-
ses; West-India, New-EngIand and Cherry
Rum Wine, Brandy and Gin, by the barrel
or less quantity Ginger, AlIspicc, Pepper,
Cinnamon, Soap, Candies, Starch, ncgro-hcad,
pigtail and leaf Tobacco; Segars by the thou
sand or less quantity Mems and women's
Shoes Boots writing and wrapping Paper !;
mcrchantabc and clear pine Lumber Hogs.
head Shocks, Oars black and bright Varnish |;
Rosin few barrels CURRY Oil. zIso, a small
quantity Of Flax.
which Articles may be had on rezsonsble
terms, for Cash or approved credit, and the
smallest favours gratefully received.
.|swhcrf, March, 81, 1909.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-08-09

The two Prizes Of $500 Dollars each will be drawn
as follows The first drawn blank on the 18th day of
craving, win have the first 500 Tickets from No.
4O01 to 500 inclusive and the frst drawn blank on
the Goth day, viii be entitled the second 500 from
No. 050i to 1900 inclusive; but should the frs.
blanks on the 18th and 2oth days drawing, be either
Of the numbers from No. 400l to No. 500 inclusive,
and also from No. 10 SCI to No. IL 900 then
that case the first drawn blank eeding mot enc
sthose numbers) shall draw, and be entitled to the
respective 500 Tickets.
Five hundred numbers VIII &c considered one days
drawing, and the fortunate bltr, determined accor
dinghy. The drawing viii commence IN September
next Prizes less than 500 dollars win be paid in
80 days; Of 500 and 1000 in so days and the high
est Prize in 30 days after the drawing &c ccmPlctedn
current d. NIX Bills.
:ss'sH'z ;szss sEssz E H'H'o'' 's-'s~
Bsssea, JHne I, 1909.
TICKETS inthe above Lottery, nav be had Of the
Managers of J. G. SHAW, and of L. R0CSMAN-
TgRE, at the Office Of the Newport Murcury
Nsrf0-f, JAY 5, 1909
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-08-09
Truth, be Pu6Hck.

THE best way from Boston to New-York,
and from New-fork TO Boston, is by the
way of Newport, that remarkable healthy and
delightful place, SO pleasant and agreeable to
travellers, Norwich way to the contrary not.
withstanding.)
The Proprietors ofthe Commercial Line OF
Stages from Boston to Newport, are desirous
OF making the travelling and conveyance as
easy and as expeditions as possible to all those
doing business, as well as to those that travel
for pleasure they are determined to spare no
pains in accomplishing this object.
With leading breeze the Packets are gen.
orally from Is to % hours, from New-York
70 Newport, and the Stages are from 10 to
ii hours going to Boston.--Frequently, Gen
tlemen leave New-York in the morning, and
arrive at Boston the next day at night. The
roads are good, and have excellent accommo-
dations the stages and horses are as good as
any in America; the Packets belonging to
Newport, and kept as New-York and New.
port Packets, are thought to be the best in
The known world, and are so acknowledged by
all those who are Judges :---They are fast SAL
lers furnished with elegant accommodations,
and with every convenience that can be wanted.
The Proprietors of the Commercial Line of
Stages have established Wagons, to GO
through to Boston and Newport twice week.
They leave Boston Tuesdays and Fridays,and
arrive at Newport on Mondays and Thurs.
days.--Leave Newport and arrive at Boston
sane time.
Congress at their last session, passed law
establishing Land Office for the purpose Of
entering and clearing goods subject to draw
back, in Boston and in Newport, in order that
the merchants might obtain their debentures
on such goods as should be sent overland to
Boston or to New -York.-Merchants i'm New
York and Boston, as we'll as all others, wish
ing to have goods transported overland cxpe-
ditiously and safe can now be accommodated.
All goods and Articles, that may come direct
to the care of JAMES PERRY, and landed
on his wharf in Newport, will be attended to,
and forwarded as directed.
J. J.PERRY, Newport.
4. 4, 1VASEi WAsElock, Boston.
~ SMITH & DRAKE, Taunton.
G~ The Printers Of the Boston papers
sre requested to publish the above.
JNezyhort, J,sly l9, 1909.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-08-09
NOTICE.

THE Subscribers have formed a conncc-
4 tion in business, under the firm of
WANTON. s.. RATHBONE.
GEORGE WANTON,
GEORGE S. RATHBONE.
Newport, August 2, 1909.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-08-09
SCHEME OF THE SECOND CLASS OF
Rbode-Lskand CoaI Lottery.

U Subject TO no deduction, cn9 rot two blanks to
@ Prize
Capital Prizes .determinable in the following man.
nCr -.J
The first drawn Blank on each days drawing, ex-
cept the days on which the Prizes Of 500 dollars
OUT shall be entitled to to 100 dollars each, and the
last drawn number every day to 50 dollars. First
flank on the I'd day, entitled 90 500 dollars
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-11-15

In this town on Thursday morning last Mrs En- A.
zAnEru fArRnAsEs, rclict Of tins lar Mr. Das ia
Fairbanks, in tho 75th year Of her age. NNfieJ
On Saturday last, William, youngest child of \ IT,.
David Rcdman, aged 9 months. atsDssf,Na
On Monday last, Mr.. NATHAN ArHHRxE SON of
Mr. Moses Athem Of 7Ys5cy, on slarfA@'s E,nsyov d..
aged IS years. lie was arcspectablc young man,,x d
his remains were dccent'y inferred BY synpathiSa g
strangcrs. &4 ft 9fI Hsts3 =
AT .'nddefow',, on rlurslays kst very snddeAA y,
Mss SARAH AnLEN, Sgcd82. She WAS su,veisri "
beloved ana respected among numerous crclcs Of
friends and acquaintance. rs " ssg AZ
AT Ssufl Aingsfown, ON the cist ult Mr.. CAts D
CHAprELL, IN the 7yth year Of his a9c.---A md 50
excellent and valuable citizen p,tW 80 ks, "a f
AT Westerly, ON the 9Th inst very suddenly MI IS
PAnNELiA CHAsrLiS, daughter Of the late M r.
William Champlin in the 49th year cf her age
At Wesiers, on the Sd. inst aftera long ard IA s.
tressing illness Mss HAnGIor CLAnxr, in the Oh h
year Of her pge. Tti sefp.>
AT Neu. Fora, on the Cd inst much and deserved "
lamcnted, Mrs. EItzA w. uALLLrTs consort ! of
Mr.. Abrxsasn y liacs us6rclAs Of <lsAf city, an Il
town. .sT.T -ts.--~s-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-11-15
.Woolss and Cofsos. Good5.
On THURSDAY, the lsthinst.

1T Store No. -, broad Street. Bssion,
WILL be sold, at Psbiiok .Amctiun--3hsren .
w STOCK on bRtrfsH MAyprAGruR& ~
PIECE GOODS contained in said Store tonprisn "
asey extensive asaortmeut AZ well heIcctcd Wos I.
en- and Cotton Goods, a late ipportAtioes-- s
,Aar3 4. -htart are The J5dowfag->s tnpA<. ~,
Superhnc, middling and low priced Cloti 3
and Cassimercs 81 rs and ~ Hadies Pri6e Clusb ).
all colourss black, maroon, pink. and bottle Btft A.
zetts Dufants Shaloons, CaIpancoes ltulsc II "a
Russcilctts Coatngss DuAiIs scrgcs. s,xansrs -.
Baizes, and Flanneiss supsrRuc and low15ricedC AL
icoes, Fomturcs, v. Cotton csmbricks bhck . b |.
pink and dark Gingtarps; striped Musliks.; y osk
Muslns and book ilandkerchcfb 4 cort6n ~ hled
Dsndannss british sLirlngs 5, sphicrasst s)ss ses
Shawls ard tfIandkerchirfs, ladies' snd otu.
uemcn's cotton Hose black lace veilinwg {, yied
to particularize. .I ~ ~ ~ W 1l's'-'r :
u,lH all are so!d T,'D.'-T' ,
will positively be sold. sso II; ~ a l1sss"'' -
Hosros, November 10. 1909. 3 ~ fy,t g10,w
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-11-15

tSiVsttfSeu ihSlhJrlS Ns5P~usC tsss~ <of '''~
OF quorum were nccessiissed TO adjourn
In the mean time the federal mer6ers wercp
lurking about in. taverns and other plstes'
some Of them cmployedm sending despatch
cs after the stray sheef, and others cnpiaoye@
In equally mcritorious ayocatiolis. Some OF
them had the csfrortcry 10 declare when ques-
ton on the sub iect Of this shameful neglect
of duty, that Bonapartc couid never hight
until he could bring his nicn into the heidi,
meaning byithat they were determined MOTTO
appear ON the floor OF the house unless they
could rally their scattered. ,forccs. thus
would the ebjeot Of the mecting, howcvctim-
portsnt it might have beens and however
much il involved the interests Of the com
munity, been sacrificed to grstify the am
bi,ion of the federal party, These men
ought TO besscverey purished-Ent they are
out Of the reach Of justice--a &rcilecs:ng
community, will, however, we doubt not, at
the mex, Spring Election, eyince their disap-
probation Of the ccpduct of their un-dthtul
servants. nsa.,s, tD34ssa~r
,N e------ kista g,b f.ss )r
An excellent new bell has been srccsntly
brought from Boston, for the Nictbcdisr
Chapel in this town. III WIS oasf at Col
Revcrc's boundary, and weighs about 1000
W.T. The bell has an excellent tane, and wc
believe win answer as good purposes qas
though the Methodist Society had sent nall
the way to England iorit. sf''f't
Thursday, the Soth inst. is appointed, AZ IN
day Of Pubhck Thanksgiving and Praise in
this State. y ...s Nv.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-11-15

I. 1T came to pass in the reign of George,
shc same King who reigned over all Albion
and. Erbefnia, and also many provinces west
ward, lin the land of Acirema, that he follow
ed hot the footsteps Of his grandfather, but
turned aside from the path Of Justice, and re-
fused to harker unto the circumstances of
his people. 81. .si.s
s 2.-And he bc,y gan to bind on heavy burdens,
10 load them with taxes and stamp, duties !;
and many other Things he did, which grievcd
the people to the hcart
8. And is caEne 10 pass, that, the people
who dwcllcd in the provinces beyond the sea
wore sorely oppressed and they said ono
to another Behold our fathers left the
land Of their nativity and came here in the
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-11-15
AGsRRiED,

In this town on Sunday evening last, by, the Rev.
KSowLEs, daughter y the late Mr. Robert Knowk $
both OF this town. ~ M ~" y @2@~
On Thursday evening last by the Rev Mr. GibsA N,
Mr.JosrfH Lyo2, Jun. 70 Miss pmnnx Nj NJ OH d,
daughter Of the late Mr. Joseph Mumiord, both Of
this town l8.e NF ~ N"A =
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-11-15
NEWPORT!
WEDNESDAY, NOV. Is, 1909.

WE have very frequently observed, and
with no small degree Of indignation the med.
dlings Of the Essex janto in the affairs Of our
State. The editor OF the Columbian Cenfirei,
printed at Boston, who is the mouth piece Of
the tory faction, Or Essex Junto, has had the
unbIushing impudence to assert, that there
was, as he terms 1t, a consemyhn6 rrfck, made
use of to palm one Of the minority on the
House, as speaker, in our Gencral-AsscnibIy.
We confess we have never heard Of such a
circumstance, until 1t came by the way Of
Boston. What ground this machine of the
Essex Junto can have for his assertion we
know not. But We suspect the Majors,
Eriai had not been on the vafch rvhen the
reeorf reached him." for 1t Is, like many other
.faen that appear in that polluted print, a
downright, paIpable fAlsehood. We would
wish to enquire whether a eonfemffi6 friek
means such sn one as was practised in tie
election of Mr.. TvakEa,. as member Of
Congress. We could mention a number Of
" eonSempn6le tricks" Of the Major, such as
his circular letter to the Massachusetts Re-
representatives., &c. But wc'could NOT u,chiion
any one more eonfe,nhg6ie than the faIsehood
propsgated By him respecting the Republican
members Of our General Assembly.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-11-15

R EsPEcTfuLLy Informs his ftichds, that he
! A quantity Of excellent cedar CIaoboaydr
cedar Shingles, pine Shingles, BSard.s, Plant
J5ist, BIC. &c. le'stst5 y, '-~---''
!, which he win sell cheap; = his sssns. on stnr
DV"N"s w"sH. 49,. s.l. go .Nap Is
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-11-15
rcR THE nHoDR-IsLASD REPUBLIC AN:

Mn. sINors, ,ssENG gSifH
~ IFyou think the following Historical Frag.
ncnt worthy place in your papcr you arc request.
ed to give tpublicity. "
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-11-15

AT the time appointed for the meeting Of
the General Assembly, the fedcralists finding
themselves In the minority, IN consequences
Of the sbxcnce Of some Of their party5 refa>-
ed 70 appear on the floor Of the house. 4 The
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-11-15

:. asay .s,nelss omi.lea. y,sr .ssa,a1s room
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-31

pY virtue of = deed of trust execu,ed 70 I'd.
- ward p Char1berlayne, now deceased. and
myself by James B. Litilesage to secure and "a.
,isfy sundry debts due by the said lanes Lit
tlepage 70 Benjamin Mosby, assignee of Will
am Dandr.tge, together with expenses of this
trust, which said deci is duly recorded in he
County Court of King William, sl,sl. ON Wed
desday the S'h of March, 1869, proceed to sell
~ ne highest bidder, for re ady money, a. King
WiGiarn courshoue. certain Tract or Pa, eel of
LAND, living and being in the Parish of 81.
Johns, and county of King William, and COM
monty known as and called by The name Of Pal
mers. containing by estimation. four hund, ed and
fifteen Acres or High Land and one hundred A.
ores of Marsh Land. be the same more or less.
snd bounded by the lands of Bernard Moore.
William Gregory, George W.P Cusis, and
John Diaries. dec. and Maraponv River.
Bernard Lipscomb.
December 5,h, 1908 w,ds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-31
To Rent,

a ND possession given Immediately, neat
\ smali brick dwelling house on the Church
Hill near Mr.. Samuel Adams's, with an acre
of land attached for garden: this house con
tains two rooms below, and cIosetlarge enough
tor bed, table and two three chairs, two
rooms above and small closet; two rooms
underneath with = FIRE place in each, ore
used as kitchen tss other as a servants rom |;
there are also two ,ner apartments adjoining.
the kitchen. one used as dairy, the other as a
meat cellar; there Is ais, ON the lot, very ex-
celen, smoke house. No situation can be more
desirable for small family, near two excellent
spring, and commanding a beautiful view Of
the'eity, Manchester, the failr, and as far down
the river as ;he eye can reach, with a rich, lux
u'ian,, agricultural scenery in front. 1t may be
had for one two "a three yearF for terms an
ply TO the Rev'd John Eiis. or MIR. Thomas
Harms. living near the premises.
Dec 12th, 1903. Iew,f
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-31
Negroes for Sale.


d Y virtue of a deed Of trust executed to
A. MS by Mr.. VIM. Wilburne, on tn. 21st
day May last, for the purpose o. securing
to Mr.. Colin M'Rae, the sum of GIeO los
lid which debt has been assigned by said
M'Rae to Mr. John G,lchrist, of the town
OF Manchester, we shat, at Powhatan court
house. on Friday the 2o5h January, 1909,
proceed to sell, the following slaves, viz
DaDid, Biiley, .fnfhony, " Frank, or SO
many of them as will be sufficient to raise
the said sum Of 6 100 los. I'D with inter-
est from the 25rh inst. and all costs INCUR
red by Carrying the same into effect.
VIM. MOSRLEY, .
JOHN HASKINS, rHsfefs'
December so, 1903.
n. B, William wilburne having failed
to produce Frank, on the day of sale, we
shall, on Friday the I7th' February, proceed
to execute the trust IN us repessd, by SELL.
ing said slave Frank also, David * An
thony, agreeably TO the tenor OF the above
advertisement, -deduct,Dg SS2 los. being
the price given for Biliey, by valuation OF
the commissioners.
HIM. Meacley.
John Haskfns.
January 81, 1893. 3w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-31
Valuable Land for Sale,
FOR SALE,
1884 Acres of Land,

Living on James River, in Pcsvhatan Comfy. 81
miles aoove n ebnobd and fObe'6w csrter.ville
10 acres offhis ianais James River low frr ,unds
with cool shed -6shery. several aSblc and
peach orchards Of choi1e fruit 500 acres Of ~; |,
lard IS u"elesrsd add af good quality the cIea ed
iansl y web adapted - corn, wheat and Tobnc
co The present oecapsn, lends TO make,
ron ihi, land Annually 1900 bushels Of whoa,
lie Improvements are superior TO any in the
county, the psyments will he made "a TO III
purchaser. For further iuo<mstson apply to
Chan: IL. Saunders.
Richmond, Jan. S.iSo9, (wsnj
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-31
Gerard Banks,

HERETOFORE the Editor of the V;rc.n-
a. ian, has opeaed SCRtvENEE'S OF
FiCE in the house immediately opposite the
Market. Writing of every descriptions will be
executed with correctness. Besides tie usual
instruments which may he required, he Of
fers to draw Bills of Injunction, &c. at 4 mode
rate price.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-31

WANTED to employ by the I,t day Of
March next, fifteen OF sixteen MILL
WKiGHIS. for the purpose of building
1hTeshinS Mtchines. Enquire asthe next
door to the stage Office, in Petersburg.
BENJAMIN 3. BERNARD.
January 2sd. 1909. 81
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-31
New LAW Books.

The 9th vol. Of East's Reports, and the sth
vol. Of Espinasse's Reports are Just receiy-
cd and for sale by 5. Peasants.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-31

BY CtiAkLhS JARED IN GERSOLL
l. A N D II q
Iron, the Schooner Richmond, Isaac se1na,
Master.
so Boxes Raisins,
10 Ba.es S3Ft Shelled AIrno,,d,.
3 Casks Green ,fee,
10 Barrels Prime polk, ard
Pipe London Panicu,Ar iSSasira Wine.
IN STORE,
AZ Hhds Brown Sugay,
25 Do Mo.asses,
s Tietees Gceen CcfFee,
Is Boxes Haeannah Stgcrs.
Bales Welch Pianis,
m''y Flour in Bar~eIs and Esif Barrels,
' sss:s, g. s'i''' and TEAS.
10 Boxes Mould Candies
For SALE BY
Geo. Watt.
Richmond, 18th Jan. 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-31

a BOUT thE gar 179 J6hn WIg,ansor Of
me county Of Fluvauna, sold 20 lain! lphn
SON. OF Rich@ond, a small Tracs Of Land ".
ing IN Flnysnna County If ne p.e ,e,, 6-ncr
wishes 20 sell il: ard he price i, reasoaaS'e. H..
my lind purchaser by letting his Ieg1.s be
known tothe
Post Master,
AT Wsrren va.
January 81. 1909 3w
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Blank Notes

ANO POWERS OF ATTORNEY. used in
depcs'tng stock IN The Bank Of Virginia, sor sale
AZ this oihces
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-31
Wirt's Speeches.

u The Editor of the Argus has lately
published the
SPEECHES Of WILLIAM WRIT, ESQ
on the'trial of Col. AARON BURR, and
others.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-31
NoTtcE.

WISH to employ a Deputy in,he COMFY Court
Cc,k hin of Amherst A. u,ne are wanting
excepting shose who are wen q ,air.ied in cyery
rcapect 20 conduct the buisnsss & the -ofS,e i,
is presumed ths' o,her bi, OF Ibis description
viii make application To sucs liberia. wage.
viii be given.
VIM. s. Crawford.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-31

u Y vi cue of Deed IF Trug, from Jcnn
Al Woodhn &c the suhsc, iber, bearing da.e the
Cd day of March 1893, ard duly recorded in the
county cour, of SorowaY, viii BE- rold to the
highest bidder on Thursday the 2nd dav of Fee
bruz'y next for ready money at the Eonse Of
John Wooh6o in re0rico sounty one Negro Boy
nance Carter, TO satisfy the debt &c mentioned
in the said deed.
Waller Ford, Trustee.
January 6. 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-31

Dursnsnt 60 eced nf trust, execu,ed 10 the
subscribe s b. Robert N'TyTe for the pur-
pose of occurring a sum of money due John Ba.
kcT. es'or OF solomon Gordon, dec will he sod,
to he highest bidder face ordng to the ten-r of
~" eaid trnst1 on Saturday the 4 h day CT Fe-
y next, the LOT in Manchester including
al! ~ appureenance:s called LEATHE'S OLD
TAVERN, aow occupied by Na.haniei Chi.dcrs
Terms ready mcney.
Nath. Chiiders. ] Trus-
Thomas Cheathan, { tees.
Hanchester 10. Jan. 1909
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-31
Br n. CHAIRMAN, M. D.

IN this selection will ne found the most
celebrated speeches of Lord Chatham, Ed
mund Burke, Lord N N field, William PITT,
tbe elder and younger, Sir. Rob- Wspole,
NJ Sheridan, Mr.. Fox, Mr.. Curran, Mr..
Thomas Erskine, Mr. Wllber:orce, II.
Gretton, &c. DC.
The work is adorned with handsomely
engraved port 'ai's os burke, Curran, She
ridao, Fox, and Pitt. IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-31
Brick Tenement,

On the South side Of the Main Street, ad-
Ioining the lot of ground sold BY the sid
Ynunghusbsnd to Joseph Marx, ard extern
ding from the said Nam Street back to the
alley which extends through the square, it
beng the lower tenement of those two be-
longing to the SAID Youpghusband's estate,
under the same right. The sale VIII take
place on the premises, on Monday the sixth
day Of February next, at the hour of Il
O'Clock, and the lease executed to the pur-
shaser on the payment of the said sum of
money, by
WILLIAM MARSHALL,
Trustee.
January sth, 1909. I'm
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-31

WORM DESTROYING LOZENGEs,
which haye'been constantly attended with
success in all complaints similar TO those
above described.
I dose OF tbs medicine given occasion.
ally during the warm season, will effectu-
ally prevent the "vomittiog and purging
Of children" a dreadful disorder which.
annually destroys thousands Of the infant
part of our Citizens
Children generally take this medcins
with esgerness having pleasing sp-
pearance and an agreeable taste.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-31
Bay Horses.
For sale or Rent.

ID Y virtue o. deed Of trust executed to
Id me by Pleasant Younghusband, dec.
bearing date on the 2sth day of March last,
and duly recorded in the court of Henrico
county on the sixth day of June,
WILL BE SOLD,
To the person who takes the same for the
shortest period. and pay two thousand dol.
lars, with legal interest thereon from the
first day Of April, one thousand eight hun
BRED and seven, and the costs Of executing
ghe trust, that
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-31

January At, 1893 .
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-31

Among the symptoms attending worms,
are sIisagreeable breath, especially in the
morning. bad and corrupted gums
itching in the nose and about the scat
commissions ard epilepic fits and some.
times prvasion OF speech--starting and
gfirtling Of the teeth in sIeep---irregular
appetite sometimes loarhing food and
sometimes voracious putgiDg, with sill
nay and loeiid stools; Vomiting; Large
and hard belly Pains and sickness atthe
stomach; Pains in the head and thighs,
with sDwmess OF spirits Slow fever, with
small and irregular pulse a dry cough
Excessive thirst Sometimes pale and
unhealthy conference, and sometimes
The face bfosted and flushed.
Persons afflicted with Ihy Of The above
symptoms, should have Immediate re.
course TO .-