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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-28
LATEST FOREIGN lNrELLreFNcE.
CORUNNA, Nov. 47.

.
We are still in a state of suspepce respect
| ing the situation Of gen. Blake and his army
1t is, however, ascertained, that he has suffer.
I ed severely, in consequence of the baseness &
cowardice ofmany of his officers. Gen. Phi.
III particular, is accused of having BETRAYED III
trust ard confidence repOsed IN MN He was
untor, unately entrusted with the commend in
the centre ut the army, and sho tly at, er the
battle commenced he tre,,cherousiy mad an
opsnHig Tor the French tro Fps to mach shr,,'
Which they dad. tn the astonisnnent of zen
AXE, and the confusion Of his men The
discontinue Of the whole army is attributed
To this act OF ire ,ch .ry. To guard a.sains, such
Conduct, geIerai Blake has superseded several
general officers, and others of Inferior rank
who have been succeeded by serieants and cor
pori!s OF military capacity, tried merit, and
EcSperiencc. The appointment OF these men
10 rank tii the array appears To meet with gem
crai appreciation.
am ifsaii the fate of Spain is decided, and
tnae the Frsnch Siit be in posscss,oa II HIi.id
before Christina. Very enron, Gus idea are
htertkin d hi Eagiand res p citing the spirit,
:, do,r, ANA PATRIOTISM ofthe PEG lie here The
more cndcavor TO Inform myself, the tess con
4 .eace acquire in the prospect Of sGcce.
fd' GermIaa ion To the con est. Fc " persl.i,
mere epPear sensible oftha danger which awaits
ne'n. 1t Bonapsrte sho Id gain another battle.
ehe cons.vr ,tlon wiSlcl viii be Produced,
IN AFRAID VIII ne attended with very seriuus
fleets. am persuaded there never were 81
many OF Bonaparte's spies in any place since.
lhe co commencement of his carcef, as there arc
n this town 4. present Il is filled by fore en-
ers. Many E.iiins have arrived mere oef,re
and since sir David Raird's expedition, VINO are
suspected by many, and ll.iJer of nose per-
sons came from England. inere arc no vigil
liant poll c officers here for the detection of
.snch characters, and it is plan am man may
Practise the pare OF spy with perfect iupuni-
".
This is a very fine populous country;
the men are active, robust, and strong
notwiths ,anding which the recruiting goes
on very slowly. There is no stimulus the
men wans encouragement to JOIN the armies
os Their country. The recent accounts are
sutfic ent to disnearaen them for however
deptcrable their present condition may De,
they afe unwilling to exchange Il for dam
ger, nakedness und starvation
December l
An order appeared this day for raising
100000 ,0en in the d Hercnt provinces OF
Span: but | am sorry TO say, The govern
ncnt does no. appear to possess sufficic
ways and means to provide ior third of
the number. Our army his already sui
tered much for want of provisions up tae
country.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-28
The usual number was then ordered to

The usual number was then ordered to
be printed,
y message was received from the Senate
notifying the passage of bill, freeing from
postage all letters and packets To and from
Thomas Jefferson, as also bill supple
mental to the act to amend the charter oil
Georgetown.
The first mentioned bill was read three
successive times and passed with out oppo-
sition. The last mentioned bill was COM
mitted to committee of the whole house
tomorrow.
The speaker laid before the house let
ter from the Secretary of the treasury,
transmitting statement of the importati-
ons in American and foreign vessels for
the year 1907. Ordered to lie on the ta-
bic.
The bill yesterday received from the Sc
nate TO interdict commercial Intercourse
between the United States and Great Bril-
tam, France, aud their dependencies, and
to repeal the embargo, WIS read ami COM
United to committee of the whole house
this day. >
On motion of Mr.. Love,
The bill of this house to interdict COM
meIcial intercourse with Great Britain,
France, aud their dependencies, and to re-
peal the embargo, as amepdcd by the CON :
mittee of the whole house, was ordered
40 lie on the table.
The house then resolved itself into n
committee OF the whole house on the bill!
from the Senate to interdict commercial
intercourse between the United States and
Great Britain AMI France, SC. and after
some time spent therein, Mr.. Speaker re-
sumcd the cnar, aud MIR. Bassett repor-
sed that the committee had made some pro-
gress therein.
Il wssti'en,noved 20 discha;ge the com
mittee OF the whole house iron further con-
sideration Of the bill--Negaiitcd. -
The committee obtained leave 20 sit a.
gam tomorrow.
Adjourned at o'clock.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-28
The figh bred imported Horse,
sAQ s Sir Peter 7,eazle
Iol. John Taylse of Mour
Airy. and tie Sub scsibers,

liz i't'i'-- ~St. bohu = aylsS OF M 0unt
Airy, and tie ,ubscsibers,
WILL. STAND the ensuing season a, our
w s;ao.e. iii rAiGemade comfy. zen miles a.
bove Ch3riot esviie, and wiil cover ma.es on The
following a.. ra.-,eR dol..s III leap 70 ne paid
an hand went, dollars che season, isayabie lhr.
fiTss Of vembsr mex, clarity dollars q ensu, e
uasr i'm fsTi, and in ei.her case, Que Goiss
wen esch mare 10 he groom Inc fol owing
astic,es ot proauce VII! DC .eceI-ea in saymen |;
tobacco. inspected q, Warminster. ~ AZ Ell, Nil.
ton or any otlrr uspseion blow on Jai.ss ri
ves, a. 5dn!s per G flour, delivered al Ma,on o.
Warren st D dos per bo!---whsSey, deliver at
our house or in Charlottesville, Al so cents per
gallon provided ;hote articles are delivered By
the first OF November or approved notes of hand
Ito DC assignea) on any person living in any ad
Jacenf county TO the amount of 20 dolls will be
taken for the season, IT offered before the exp,
ration ct the season. A deduction Of 90 per o,nt.
will be made for cash, # sen, With .1e mares.
The season wilt commence ht fist of March AM
expire the hist Of August. We are provided to
furnish g. atii] sxt-usiye ana excellent Dasiat-
age, Consisting OF red and white clover blue
grass. &c wei enclosed in separate field, besides
tots for mares and colts mares sent before ,hey
have foaied Gam vii. be furnished 9 g.
per bushe. for which he money must be SEM.
and servants boa.del at g per week We as
sure gentlemen THAI The grcatest attention will
be paid mares III ever patticuar left In our tre
bus cannon be liable for any accidents or escaDes
which may happen.
Sir Peer rs4zle is brown bay horse now in
high heal,h and vigor, full sxeen hands high
OF tle mott favoriSe o ood for action in all his
gaiis, substance, bonc, constitution. shape, gen
Il, fess and color, no norse can excel him. He
never started, paid or received forfeit, being ne
yer training. We only think it necessary fur
ther 20 observe for the information of those zen,
tlemen VINO may not have IN opportunity Of see
ing this fine horse. but have seen Knowsisy. thar
there is very striking likeness their form and
general appearance, SIR peter Teaz!e surprising
him IN the eve, md sprigh.J cauiage.
Inc well kHo~n.supes risf and nigh estina-
ton OF his stock, b)ih 10 England and his coun.
tEy, viii, IT IS presumed, entitie MIN e. liberal
shase OF the paoiic patronage. l. will be seen
from his pedigree annexed, tnat ia him Is unit
ed from bis famous size AID dam, the most an.
proved cfosies IN Englsnd--In short, we believe
that this horse - well calculated to produce al
valuable aSfoek for any service whatever, as any
other horse sha, has yet stood in this Country.
His superior size, elegance and blood. Justify the
assertion. He covered last season in Frederick
county, and proved himself rema kabe sure
foA gcuer, as We have certificates in our hand;
10 establish
William Woods.
Geo. N. Woods.
Albemade, Feb. 90, 1909. oaF9t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-28
PEDIGREE-
Albema,I.. Feb. 90, 1909.

Sir Peter Tsszle was got by lord Dlrby's Old
Sir Peer Teaz'e, urquss,ionaby the best stallion
in England, his dam Lacy, by c 7ndudor, s. 3 f.
pa f7s. hs gsandam By Spectator his gt-at
gfandAm by Bank, his 3 8 g'andsr b. ne De.
v@nsHre or Fiyiag Childfei acknowledged e.
bsshe fee esi b0rse ever tfsiaed, hrs 2 g gran.
dan by f'ue Bue, AS gsg grandsm by Cy-
pros Arabian, tat OF tE- Duke Of Eatlsnd's Boa
ny B,Nck. Sig Peer Tsazls his size, wa. gor by
HiahAj e., MS dan rapiion, by Snap, english
$. b pa 237 HishAye., his and.irs, vas go,
By Heron, mis- dam Kashsl, see >. b 26i. Con-
euetcr Wa get by Ma ohenn, out Of a soap raare,
y. "a. 291. Spectator vas go by Crab, out
OF Pasmr maze, S. % "a Do. MaIchsm
was sot by Case ~ade by the Godophin Ara
bIan.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-28
NEW. YORK, Feb. 90.

We have seen,a letter from Sutinam, 20
n respectable commercial house in this ci-
ty, dared January 1854, which quotes -four
1T so dollars per barrel, herrings 20dollars,
salmon 48 'dciiars, maCkarel 8, salt 10 oil
dollars per gallon, tobacco so cents per
pound, rice o., Goldfish 30, pitch and tar
scarce, and noiun3er 20 be had. The pro-
duce OF the island is quoted at the follow
ing prices :--mo!asses 16 cents, sugar S
dollars per cwt. cotton 62 cents per 10. cof-
fee %, cocoa scarce.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-28

1 or company or artillery, or 81 gsenaa;ers, igb,
infantry o riAemen OF me rs.,teuve 5,,,sli,ps
o. the several 'egimen,s until i r.rst,r ron AZ
such troop or rrfngasy, 81 the cas- n,ay is.
| shall be certified bJ thc ce:a.naea;ns lf Il at
The regiment Or Of III: bairtl.s j.. lyg g. .,c,,
troop or company may o. attached ar bclpag -
And, 4
'" In Comet. February IS, 1903
'' That no comm:f5ion shat be f,S. esfty. is
sued TO iili any vacancy in any trDoo of-csv,',v
or 'n any YOUNGER company whatsoever. untiia
certified roll OF the said troop 80 caIiip as,y shall
have been received fran the commandment OF ,ne
regiment TO which the same faay Il. Ill. sea.,l. or
OF which 1t may foam 4 part, she wing. ,hs, the
sad troop Or company Contain, =, the tine
when II IS proposed 70 fill Ya:a:S :, "a, ,eass
the smallest nunber wRi.h hy Law :: is di-sgne ]
TO contsin," be ,.u5shed N the ,rai,iia Arsus
For two m ,nths
Iii further advised, Tha. 10 e,,sb. ;he Exc.
cutive completely 10 cary into eGsts INC folcsh
seehon OF the act. 'espettinS the mii,ia os
this comm 'nwealth.' passed he 23'h Ut ,anua
~, 1907, the Lieutenant Governor b. repnestek
10 direa the Adiusant General sc go ch2.Ige the
form of the regiriensai and brigade rc.nAs. az
that the strength ant equipments OF an .roop Of
cavalry, or CO npany of artiIerr, light infantry.
grenadiers or r'femen attached TO- or forming
part of, an regiment Of the militia Of All.
commonwealth, appear in such rcgirentai aud
brigade return and thai the co.11landants of
SUCH troop and companies be required ~ make
duplica IS Of the se.urn5 re ired q. ,hem Dy aw.
{ the comnan ants f the resis,cnts 20 which
;aey are ~spess;ve!y Attached OF balong, as the
Ease may be.
Elk raa fsom the Minutes.
Attest,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-28
PRIVATE LETTERS.

CorunnQ, Dec. /.
"Advices are this instant received of me
defeat of Castanos by the French, and of
the total dispersion OF his army. H was
completely surprised, for he was induced
TO advance acI oss the Eoro fro u fla Sc in 4.
t 2rDln-IJl cf ths we4knc s u. the CORDS un-
der marshal Money, and was drawn into
a trap, for Ney fell upon his rear, as sooa
as the army OF 81 axe was disp 1ssd of, ana
the result was fatally dreadful.
=" M accOuni Is arrived OF HI day o,
place. @hen aad wae he bail. wa
ought, but tn fact Is 90 rue. And the
onsequ nee Is tia, sir JON Moor, was
Instructed TO begin his ,etreat on III
s6ihu.. ir IN Salamadca back on Portu9gi.
.nd SET DAVID Bard Oh Gallicia. Here
c he IN the u mos CONSERVATION. The
ores are now enbarking here, and we
are 'old that the vesseles ave 20 be sent
round to Vigo, as it is not Thought ADVISABLE
To trust the standardization at this port.
There is the utmost reason to apprenend
that Gen. Hope, VINO is arrived at NJ dr. d
with tue cavalry and artillery belonging
70 gen. MOore's army, will be cur Off He
must be so, if it be true as we hear, THAI
both Moore and Baird are retreating''
Another letter says" Tie effects of
that wonderful machine which Bonapar.e
Yields with such dexterity, are now begin :
ning 10 display themselves. He did not
begin TO act till he had brought 10000
men under his most accomplished gener ais,
to the reinforcement of his army, but
had before been able TO keep the patriots
at bay. In a fortnight he has done his
work. He began by the dispersion of
Blake, and we this day learn that he has
with equal facility destroyed Castanos.
We have now nothing left for il. SIR
John Moore is at Salamanca, without horse
or artillery Gen. Hope IS at Madrid
with horse but without foot and gen.
Baird is at Astorgo with his horse, in a
condition totally unfi; for service. They
are dying daily in numbers, and the high
ways strewed with thir carcases. No.
thing can equal the dismay which prevai S
here. God knows how our armies will
get on ! Certainly our artillery must be
left beh nd, for the poor beas.s Of horse that
remain alive are unfit to drag the guns
through the execrable roads"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-28

The LisutenAn, Governor lard before lhe board
letter from samuel G ,ieuaa, assizans
sle.kto the couicil. stating tn4t The requisite o.
0s ths aivlce OF cOuacil of he IL, OF laauary
o05. and OF ,he ~ h OF February Of the same
yeAr, nave not been 5uih-,en ly attended to and
nave fSsd to produce tne con emp ted efed,
Ind p'oPoaing lna. cue suoj q Of me said advi-
.es De fee ,nsi1erei, tad ,h1t the result Of sueh
recoa Iteration o. published in Inc Vi.sinia Ar
gus, f)r he lntOnna,ion Of all concerned
WaersuPOH, IL IS ADVISED, that ex raels vi che
aid adyices, TO wits
In ColGca, January I, 1908.
IhN no Commission Wi DC hereafter issu
cd ior the organization Of aay tsOoP Ut cavalry
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-28

ihave ceen well enough to take time for
if we had not advised ou:. e.
nemy OF cur intentions after they were made
but by this measure, we not only expose
ourselves to every kind OF injury, bur actu-
ally hold out an invitation to infiict them
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-28

~ A general meeting OF the citizens of
Richmond is requested AT the Bell Tavern,
this evening at 6 O'Clock, in order TO express
their sentiments on the present state OF our
public affairs, and make arrangements for
celebrating the 4th OF March.
28tn Fen 1909
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-28

AND TOWERS OF ATTORNEY, used in
dePosit'ng stock IA the Sank of Virginia. for lie
~ thfs oilrce.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-08-30
Domestic Manufactures.

ME subscriber proposes erecting at the
Genre Mills, near Alexandra, Ma
chine for carding Vol, and expects to have
it ready to run by the 3oth Of the present
month. 1t will card the wool and form tin
to rolls for the spinning wheel, or into bats
Tor halters, or other purposes. The advan-
tage of having wool prepared by these ma
chimes for the purpose OF manufacturing 10
warn over that which is carded by hand, is
generally acknowledged, as being the cheap
psf and most perfect in its operation. Those
crsons who may incline to give encourage
men. to this establishment, may depend on
the utmost punctaality as to time and unre-
mitted attention in the execution OF the work.
The woolwhe carded into rolls will be pack
ed in such manner as to preserve 1t N the
most perfect state for spinning, and may be
transported any reasonable distance without
injury. Wool, sent to the carder, must be
clean washed, clear OF burrs, small sticks or
other extraneous matter. and as ,orted In such
manner as may suit the owner; and each
quality Shall be kept separate. The expence
of carding will be eight cents for that which IS
made into rolls, and five cents for bats per h.
PAYABLE at the time of delivering, or payment
will be received in wool Of sood quality at 40
cents per pound, as may suit the convenience
of the owner.
George Drinker.
August 10. co
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VIM. c.. Newton.
DIRECTIONS HOW TO USE
Y 4 K w i d O'S
Patent Walhlng Machine.

First fill the barrel halt full of yowir
cloths, than fill the bottom of the Reser
with hot suds up to tie side planks, turn d
Crank backwards and forwards SO as 10 MI
the c!oaths fall the hardest against the side
the barrel for about twenty-five mlnutes,h
use the same suds with little more soaps
hot water for the next finest cloaths, undl
suds are unfit for use, them Second your chA
in the same way with boiling suds after Q
bing a little soap on the dlrliest parts Of :
cIoaths then rince them in the machine !
warm or cold water.
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Land to'. Sale.
GREAT BARGAIN.

T will sell from about fifty to sixty acres of
L Land lying in this county. and binding
upon the road now opening from Geo. Town
to Alexandria. This land Is elegantly situat
ed in point of building scites, and has the
further advantage of being furnished with de-
lightful water, and from its hi.,h elevated 81
tuation the benefit of Tie lrost sa'ubrious air
If necessary this property will be laid out in
lots SO as to suit those who may be inclined
to purchase. Applications to be made to
JOHN LUKE, Esq or to
Charles Alexander,
(Son IF PhAh }
Alexandra Co,inty, July 10. d
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George Drinker.
co
e. To Builders.
August le.

EOUR LOTS, delightfully."- situated at the
Il head of Washington street, in genteel
aud agreeable neighborhood, each Is feet
front by 10 deep to an alley 26 feet
wide, will be GIVEN for ever in tre SIMPLE, tc
any person or persons, who, within reason
able time, will erect thereon four neat, sub
stantial, two story, brick dwelling houses, of
uniform fronts, with no other reservation to
the present proprietor chan the p iviledge of
building up 10 the gable ends. IL space be
wanted for large garden the adjacent ground
Will be leased very low, until built upon
For further particulars
Apply to the Printer.
August %. eof
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The Commonwealth Of Virginia

10 the Sheriff. counts, GREETING:
VOU are hereby commanded to summon
1 Elisha Janney, Jacob Janney, Philip
Care, Bernard Hooc, jun. Philip Slaughter,
and Fleming Bates, to .ppear ct the Capitol,
in the city Of Richmond on the first day of
the next term, before the Judge ofthe Supe-
rior Court OF Chan.ery, directed by law to
be holden in the said ci-s to answer bill
exhibited against them in lac said court, by Jas
Green. Andlthis they shall in no wise omit,
under the penalty of 1901 each. And have
then there this writ. Witness Peter IInsley,
clerk of our said Court at Richmond, this
2eth day of June, 1909, and, in the SD year
of the commonwealth.
Peter Tinfley, c. c.
To restrain in the hands of the defendants
Jacob Janney, Philip Care, Bernard Hooe,
Junior, Philip Slaughter and Fleming Bates,
any money, debts, or effects in their hands
belonging, or due to, the defendant Elisha
Janney, an absent defendant, until the fur.
ther order of the court
Edmund |. Lee,
For the Complainant
Teste.
PErEn T1NsLEy, c. G..
July 7. 2aw9m
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A further Picof
O F
OF

Yarwood's useful Hashine m.,.
We the subscribers have o,ra "@
Joseph iarwood's Patent Washina NJ On III
to answer fully the intended prnnoS 0latl.
ing cloatils OF every desctip ion, arS' VS.
dy recommend them to the pubJ;c ;. uo BE-
saving of soap, labor and cloaths g. r. as
der our hands this day of June 10 y
(Signed) ivy
Dorothea Krouse, Cathindsg Cald.,
M'Carren, Martha Abcretombie, Ruth Ruth \
Won, Rebecca Hattersley, Vain d. R w. y
Elizabeth Black, Jane b. Swanu,, i D ~
Susanna Rounsaville, Elizabeth ,.sl,., 70 u
zabeth Snyder, Nancy Ken, Sahass Kill y
ger, Margaret b. ManIey, Mary 7
Mary Steel, Sarah Fi.zhugh, Msry Ia
Persia Hodgkin, Carolina Hopkins, s'sa
M'Kenay, Elizabeth Muir, Folly RhosJe, =
lizabeth LonydeA, Ann oaowdsn, Ann y
vies. Mary Began, Mary Slade, Betser 8
ner, Mary Smith, Sarah G.. Janncy. -
With pleasure do return my sincere tb,,,
to the above named ladies, ard manv os
who have favored me with their ceris,,s
and custom in the purchase Of Yarwoo]',
tent Washing Machine. l fne them sin !,
great demand in this place, but finding =,
great scarcity Of plank to answer the vr,r,,,
of making them here, shall III fe dsrss,
weeks commence making them to lae sus
ward. But will enGeayor to supply ohsra
short notice after my return | have , I'll
now made on hand, which can be had i Il
piled for soon.
VIM. C. Newton,
Assignee OF Joseph YarTood
July 81.
N. B. Mr.. John Troup will superlntenda
making, and supplying customers in myit
sence.
WM. G. NEWTON
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ALEXANDER MOORE, Reg.

THIS is TO give notice. That the subscri.
Der of alexandria county, in the district of
Columbia, hath obtained from the Orphans
Court of said county, letters of alministra-
ton on the personal estate of WILLIAM
MARTIN, late Of the county aforesaid, decd
all persons having c aims against the said de-
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof, to the sub
scriber, on Or before the 9Th day of February
next or they may by law be excluded from
all benefit 20 said estate--ana those indebted
thereto are required to make immediate pay
ment.
Given under my hand this 9th day of Au-
gust, 1909.
Mary-Ann Martin,
.admtnts.ranIr Of lillian Martin.
August 8. 3tawSv
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BY JOHN PINKERTON,
AUTHOR OF MODERN GEOGRAPHY, sc.
CONDITIONS.

The work will be handsomely printed. in
quarto, on fine paper and with new type
and will be put to press as soon as sufficient
number of subscribers is obtained.
1t is expected the work will be completed
in ten or twelve volumes, e3ch containing be-
tween eight and nine hundred pages of letter
press, besides several elegant engravings.
A quarter Of a volume, or one number, is
proposed to be published en- the first day of
every month, al 2 dollars. payable Oh deliys-
ry. To non-subscribers the price will be con-
siderably enhanced.
A list of the names of such as patronise this
valuable work by subscription, will be pub
lishedin The last volume.
~ The English edition sells at IA dollars
volume.
Nv SUBSCRIPTIONS receiued6y JAMES
KENHED1, senior, alexandria.
July Z.
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The folyozving ME- DICINE s are sold By
ROBERTnsGR.dY, bookseller IN King
ssrees-and By y. KINGSTON, fai.tar--
street, Alerandrfa.
For the prevention and cure OF bilious and
malignant Fevers,
Lees Anti-bilious Pills,
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ORPHANS COURT.

.Aleraadria County, dusast Term, 1909
ORDERED,
That the Administrative of WILLIAM Mar.
TIN, deceased, do insert the following adver.
tisement three times q week for three weeks
in the Alerand,1a Dally Gazette.
Test
AI,EYANnER MOOpE Pr
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-08-30

vous disorders, consumpt;ons, lowncss-of spi-
rits, loss of appetite, impurity Of blood, hyss-
terical affections, inward weaknesses, ylo-.
lent cramps in the stomach and bad indiges-
tons, melancholy, govt in the stomach,
pains in the; limbs. relaxations, involuntary
emissions, obstinate elects, flour abus Tor
whites, iimpotency, barrenness sc. &c.
Mfallable Ague and fever Drobs.
For the cure OF agues, remittent and inte-
mitten feyers.