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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-27
MESsRS. MOODY & PRICE.

TAKE NOTICE that on tho 23d day of No.
ycmber next, between the hours Of 6 in
The iorenoon and sun set OF the same day.
shall al tie louise Of Michael Thomas in The
county Of Albctmarle, and state of Virginia
proceed to take the affidavit Of MichaejSrho'
mas, g. be read ~ evidence IN srit depcndina
~ chancery in county court Of ALTERNATE a.
fpresaid, wherein am plaintiff and youare
defendant, youts Sc
JAMES THOMAS.
Oct 10Th, 1859. 6tp
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RICHMOND TURNPIKE COMPANY.

a T meeting of the directors of the said
I a company, on Friday the 18th of Octo.
Der, 1909.
Resolved, That the shares of all delin-
quent share holders in the said company
be sold at the Washington Tavern, in the
city OF Richmond, on Saturday the 2ist day
OF next month, at II O'clock of that day.
Resolved, That call Of FIVE dollars on
each share be paid by the shareholders in
the company 10 the treasurer, on or before
the arst day of December next.
A Copy,
IDS N, SHEPPARD, elk.
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-y,wgNrY DOLLARS REWARD Stole

'J.WgMTY DOLLARS REWARD Stolen
From me about the 12lh Of Nov. 1907. a
negto man slave, named Cesar the property of
the subscriher-iTe formerly belonged to NJ Ro-
bert Alexander. of Campbell county, and was
bought ton, him small boy, in ;he year 1879
he is now about Zee, high, one Of his pig toes il.
very remarkable, being spi' with an axe through
the raj. and nearly as high az the second joint,
by that it is mueh broader and larger than the
other. He was accustomed 20 run James river
above the falls. | was informed that he went
ur lanes River in a batteau nwned by one
CrsecY, 10 the other side Of the mountains
On delivering him TO me or securing him IN
SOM i4. 50 tnai get him again, shall be Pai'l
by ~ lie reward of tHenty Dollars. This
is &c iJrcwasn any person persons from hai
bo1ins q concea'ine him, as they may depend
on 1t ,ha will prosecute such violators OF the
law 20 its full extent
ROBERT MITCHELL.
City of Richmond. July 27Ih, 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-27

MO r1CE.--Wil be sold, at next Cum
L v berland Court, to the highest bidder
23s ACRES of LAND, lying IN Bucking-
ham County, ON Buiflioe Creek. This land
joins F.. Boiling and John Dunn. Terms OF
sale one moety the first day of January
next, aud the other on the first ~ OF Jan.
1911, with interest from the date if not
pnnctuaIiy paid, with a deed of Trust to ss-
cure the payment. M. Z w. Trent will
conduct the sale.
C.. Fl. Saunders.
Richmond, Oct. 6, 1909. wtds
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Tor SALE.-By Virtue Of a Deed of trust.
Il executed on the 18th Gay of March, 1903,
by The late William Nice, in order to secure
t'e payment OF certain sum ofmoney therein
mentioned unto Mr.. William Cook, shall in
consequence OF The power vested in me as
Trustee, on the 18th day or November nest.
on the premises, proceed to sell to the high.
est bidder, Ina: valuable and highly improved
Tenement ON which the sid Nice resided
the sail sale will he made under the late law,
passed on The S'st January. entitled
" An Act concerning executions and for other
purposes"
EDWARD w. TRENT. Trustee.
October f7th. 1909. IDS
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20 Dollars Reward,

IS offered for spprshendiag ASDAEW, nc.
gro slave, VII shout the beginning OF ibis
month RUN AWAY faom the sub7csibar resi-
ding in the neighhwhood of Amelia Courr
House. Andrew is about thirty years old,
an inteiligeot active, small man, good house
and stable servant, drives Carriage well M
derHandq litde Of Shosmaking, aud rendily
performs any kind of plantation labor Some
years ago he wa, in the service of NJ Tu-ner
At the Bel TayePn in Richmond where 1 be
liesc ne generally acied as hosiier and after.
wards dH last Chris,Eias, was employed by Mr..
Henry l. '5isc0e of Manchester in his tobacco
stennery. Hc has wife living 1T the Man-
slifsie4 cal va d = tsse rnulauo woman named
Suiyy f4oIloger, by whom have reason TO DC
Ieve he is secreJed will paw the above re
ward 20 any person who will deliver to me the
above yoen'ioned slave, or secure him in Jail, so
that got him again
James Henderson.
Goth June, 1909. &c
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m Council. SEMI. 1olb. Igoo

IN COUNCIL, sept. 18TH, 1909.
l. is ADVISED, that from AMI after the LIST day
sfianuarv next, thr Audi or be Instructed in every
case where any claim by virtue Of an order OF
certificate Of court 10 presented TO him by per.
son whose name Is not nientloned therein, TO re,
quise s"ch person to produce also an order or
power Of Attorney from the individual in whose
favor such order or Certificate Of court was
made, together with an affidavit OF one witness
a. lesst, certified BY M2gistrate or Notary
Pn5rc tbai such individual setsaiIy signed and
Acknowledged the same. And 20 give general
inlp-n aipn OF this rule. IL is advised, thar CO
ny hereof be published in the Virginia Argus,
EnquiSer Pessrsburg intelligence, Norfolk Her.
aid, Lynchburg Star. Stanton Eagle, and Win
thesfer Gazette, once a week. until the fire. Gay
Of Jznrary nsxt. Extract from the journal,
(wN) DANIEL l. HYLTOE, c. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-27

NOTlCE,--Once more, it is hereby re-
quested that those who are indebted to
the trustees Of the Richmond Academy, do
make payment to the subscriber, as the
work is now began. and it is expected that
there will be laid from one hundred to ose
hundred and fifty thousand bricks in the
walls of the Academy this fall. He has ug-
dertaken the collection by agrcsmcn. with
John Brccken5rough and William w. Hem
ing, the other members Of the commit. -,
appointed by board OF trustees There.
fore, it is absolutely necessary that the col.
lce,cr may have as little trouble as possible
IN the collection, in order to have money in
hand, TO carry on so lauddbie an underta-
king.
ROBT. MITCHELL,
City OF Richmond, Sept. Yin, 1909. wifi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-27

NOTICE '=-A petition wi I be presented 20 the
rex Geoe'.l Assembly, pssying the pssssgc
OF 2 iaY 30 yes the con'rl uwealsh's rsht 90
s,risin lo' o. gyound. ying and being in tie city
% Fiehnond, known by INC No. $50, 20 The re.
p'e'snis'wes OF p. Youn husband, fS reason
ti'en ad she5e 10 be u,sGs kGo~n. 4M
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-27

A BANK NOTE Of ONE HUNDRED
n DOLLARS. was tskeu from black boy
who called hiH,elf Jsmes smith, & sass he found
il IN me sweet mo, ,hinN,ng proper 70 Ter the
hcy kee2ir detained I. for the proper owner.
who MAJ have it, on giving satisfactory evi.
6ence Of hi5 or their rish; 70 it and paying the
cspen.e of this advertisement.
JOt.E MCDONALD.
Richmond, March 10Th. 1909. If
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X NE SGbsc lbefs wish 10 purchase
Z Immediately, BLACK WALNUT
TIMBER satiicieni for the makiDg of two
thcnsand gan stocks Any person wish
ing to contract ioe iarnishng the ssid
iimbef, VII apply to US, at cur shop on.
posItc the Government house
Stewart, Quarter & Kearns.
RichTroud ath Oct. 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-27
Fcr safe at ttis-o.hicc,
IL MN G'S
Mem Virginia Justice,

CONTAINING
The Duties of a Justice Of Peoce, &c. toge.
ther with a variety of useful precedents
adapted to the laws now in force. Also
forms Of conyeyancing, sVch rs deeds OF
bargain and sale, lease and re lease, mort
sage, trust, &c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-27

THE above subscribers wish to employ
SIX GOOD WCRH1EH al ihs Gus
SMITHS business, to whom liberal wa.
ge' will be given. Aso five o. six BOYS
Will be rak-nas appren ICES.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-27

q PETITION will be presented to the
J. next General Assembly for leave to
dispense with the Lock required to be built
at rny Mill Dam until some efficient mea-
sures shall be adopted for improving the
navigation OF Baniaer River.
JOHN WIM3ISd.
Oct, 18th, 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-27

HE Subscriber being anxious to dis
4 charge his debts, offers for sale, tina {
valuable Plantation, lying in Amelia coun-
ty, On Fiat Creek, containing upwards Of
200 acres, a considerable quantity Of which
is very valuable meadow land. For terms
apply 10 wifi
WILLIAM MURRAY.
Grove Brook. Oct. 18th, 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-27

Nj OH E=The subscriber having administered
upon the Estate of the late Mr.. JOHN
HUGHES senr. ofCumbersnd, now Powha'an
eonn:y, it ia earnestly requested if there be any
demands against that Estate, that they may be
brought forward or or bsioge the fist day of Ian
nary next, properly authenticated and receive
PayrenJ rs intend 10 make diyi sion of the
residue of that Estate Immediately after the said
hrs' day OF January next aftsr which this adver
t'semcnt will be plead in bar sgajns, any claim
whatsoever.
JOHN CUNLIFFE, Admir-.
with the Will annexed.
CoalsitS, Cheste,h Id county, 10th Cc. 1909.
(t1J)
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NEW MEDICINE STORE.

THE Subscribers have recently taken store,
neerthe Market Bridge, opposite Messrs.
White and Sheltoa's. where they offer for sale
II, ve-y general asinrt0ent OF DRUGS e re
DjCJNES 1; q few Of which are enumerated.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-27

MDTlCE.>sAll persons concerned are
~ required TO take notice, that we have:
sold the debts due to the late concerns os
Robert Pollok & Co. of Richmond, and oi
Dunlop. Pollok * Co. of Manchester, to
MessTs. Tom1kins aud MURRAY, of Rich
mond, and that payments hereafter are To
be made to them alone or TO those whom
they may empower to collect.
James = iohn Daaioh.
Petersburg, Sept LIST. 1869.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-27

White and Sheltoa's where they offer for sale
r, ve-y general a5snrt0ent OF DRUGS q HE-
DjCTNES : few Of which are enumerated.
viz :.
Gin1 aioes Potent Medicine.
- Ammou S'ces's Chemical Opo.
- ASA Foctita dedoc
- Arsbic Bateman's Drops
- Cuaiac British Oh;
- Gambogo Essence Peppermint
- Myrh Iu,ling;on's Balsam of
- Opium Life
- opsl DR.. Rawson's Celebra.
- Shell Lac ted Itch or Beausify
--- Tr.gscauth ing Ointment
Aqua Forts Do. do. Genuine
hnnatto Anti bilious and Sto.
AIrow.Roos machic Biiters
e&n3hor Do. do. Worm
Cowhage Powders
Red and Pale Bark Whesron's Itch Ont-
Cream Tarta, ment
Cha~omie Flowers DoAor Lees Genuine
Maguissia Windham Bilious
Ialap Pills
Ipecac Anderson's do
Cal1riel Hooper's do.
TarS En-et DIR .Th1mson's Aroma.
Essence Snrgamot tic Tooth Paste
------- Lemon Do. Eye Water
------ Spruce Febrifuge Elcctuary
Cloves for Agse and Fever.
Su'megs HinkeJ's Infallibie Re
Mace medy for the Piles
Cassa, &c, &c. &c. DR. CooIey's Vege;a fable
Elixir or Cough Drops
Genuine Spice Bitters.
ILSO
A general assortment of PAIN7S & DYING
DRUGS--all Of which will be sold as low as at
any otiiar store in this city. Medical pTact,ion.
srs and gentle who are in the habit of selling
-rnsdicine IN the country, viii do well 10 call.
VAIL & ROGERS.
Richmond goth Aug. 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-27

THOSE indebted to the late concerns az
Il Dunlop, Pollok S, Co. Of Manchester
and Robert Pollok * Co. of Richmond, ar
now requested to come forward and settle
their respective balances, as longe: indui..
sence cannot be granted. Lawyers aud IL.
gents having the collection or settlement OF
debts due either OF the above concerns, will
be pleased to forward us statements of the
business in their hands.
2owhkina e Murray.
Richmond, Is, September. 1909. On
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One Thousand Pounds
WANTED,

Tor thein:erci, OF which, plantation of 500
4 acres or valuable land WILDE given, until rhe
monev iseefuuied. Nearly 100 acres aresich low
grounds. now in cultivation lying on navigabe
water, the improvements new and very good. N
4 healthy aud desirable country. Enquire of the
Printcr
september 8, 1SUe. It
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-27

BALrlMORE COLLEGE GRAND
LOTTERY.
TICKETS in the BALTIMORE COLLEGE,
L077GRl, =, 5 IL % each, may De had al
this oiEce; and prizes in the New York Back
River Lottery taken in payment.
The capital plies in shs above lottery are,
Prizes of 20 600 dollars
1000
3 5 900
2 $500
10 LOG. &c. &c. &c
The above lottery will positively commence
drawing in Baltimore, on the FIRST Lfouday in
November next and will oontnue drawing, af.
Ter the rate of fIFT,EEN HUNDRED TICK
Els PER week. until the whole is completed, and
wiilnot be liable 10 the shoftes, postponement,
under any pye.ence Whatever. If
az WAITE's PRIZE LIST, will be regu
larly received at this Office during the draw
ing, where adventure. may immedisteIy know
the fate al their tickets.
September Il.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-27

Richmond, Oct. 6, 1909. wtds
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-05
CONGRESS-.
SENATE CF7HE UNITED STATES.
WEDNESDAY,, Nov. so.
EMBARGO DEBATE-CONTINUED.
(Anr. Ptckering's sheeeh conclud.a.l

{ Mr.. Pickering's Speech ConciudN d. }
In the letter of February 8, 1903 from Mr..
Madison to general Armstrong speaking If
the Berlin decree, and the emperor's deci :
sion thereon. Mr.. Madison saws, The
oondnct of the F"ench government, in gil
wing ibis extended operation to its decree
AVID indeed in issuing one with such an appa-
rent or doubtful import, against the rights
nf the SEA-, is the more extraordinary, mas
much as the fu0bihtv to enforce il on that
element, exhibited the measure in the light
o. an :" c7'ffY n'rnGce - And in his letter
IF 25ih IF March, 1909. to Nv. Erskine
NJ Madison, speaking pf the same decree
says that France was .7oitfovt hc means IN
ca"TV AZ into cG'ic' Ggeinst he rights e e6-
kterG inns eta nrufrGi ma ,io1''
I.trs tii9n wc soc the presidents I" great
, and :vcrrG'irg CANCERS with which our YES.
sells, our seamcn anh merchandise wers,
threatened on the high seas ard elsewhere. -
from the French d-D,~e and ITS extended
operation, vested on vAat he through his Sc
crc;ary Mr.. Madison. has since pronounced
an empty renacr project which
france had not the means 10 carry into ef.
feet.
shall be told. Mr.. President, of the Bril-
fish orders Of Councii> and that then were
onmprchended IN the Presidents view Of the
great and increasing dangers - which our
commerce was e31DoSedH lf that were The
TACT, was. it n"t his duty to give such infer
nation Of diem as ne pos ca~cd IN the &C.
nate? He gave none. know that those
orders were gffcr7v1rds prcsse d into his SER
vice 20 justify tho measure and still later it
has been confidently said, that those or
ders stood in front Of the real causes of lie
embargo" Aud yet they were invisible to
the Senate. What, the FRA. the oherq-
Tyre cf T.
al Other motives srok into insiCniecance, -
not seen, not known 10 the Sena,e Nor
glanced ut by the President in his rncssaqe.
nol animated to any of the ucrnhers<- wao
we're hc"orc1 with his confidence and bv
them m the Scna'es
BIT fronrcagoning viii re,.,rr to written
pr1cfs fnrnished w The prc,,d.nt himself.
ard rNw On cur ta'ies
In Mr. ,Medison's letter to NJ. Piakrcv.
the presidents minister IN Y.ond9a. d,tcI
December %, 1907. the nextd.v aetrr the
act laying an embargo was passed AID This
alter 1t had undergone three DAYS IS earnest
opposition in thc house If reores taeivrs--
during which Il beloved the father Of tho
measure, and his friends, to furnish cvcrv
possible argument 20 silence opposition. and
TO satisfy the nation ofi;s expediency and ne.
eessity--after all this. Mr. Madison in that
letter. tells MR. Pinl:pey, that "tIe ,1oEcy
and the causes ct ihr measure are c;,nlained
In the message 'tscif' Tie con,,.,.s .r tho
measne compromising the pane,s Il re-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-05
PHILADELPHIA, Dec.


The celebrated -Uni 4 writer of the law
of rations, has been chosen member of the
French legislative body.
The Mppiteuv states. that ut the 1~vee ef
the emperor, 81 the 23d October, general
Armstrong. minister Of the United States,
presented IN american gentle nan Of the
name Of Poinfrh; there must be some mis-
take in the name, us wellas in an allegation
sone tlmn since PIT abroad. concerning he
American minister not appearing at the
French court
The positions of the French army In
Spain, On tho 10Th Of October, were as fol-
lows:
The head quarters of king Joseph at Wits
toria.
Marshsl T se;ores at Miranda.
Marshal III ncey at PamDclunn
Marshal Lef,bvrc duke of Dtntzic) wifi
hia corps d 30 900 men. and heavy train
o. artillery. had Dasscd the defles Of the Pys
re3ccs, ana ca erel Snain.
Marshl y " At Biaoa.
Icneral Drhesne a, Ba~cci6a9.
General Ferdier, between st. Au.isro and
BiiJol,
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CoNsTANT1NoptE. Sept. TO-

Isnaei Boy has arrived at Sores with
$4,000 ren. brain Bey f,lloNed him 8
days after at the head Of 30 900 Thcse
two armies have encamped within a league
Of Constantinople, Fifteen Thousand men
under the orders ofcapt. Og'ou, are MAJ CHI
lrS toward Rudschue, to oct against The
Rnssians in case they Commence hostil;,ies.
We are not yet acquainted with the distna.
ton of the two first armies, but suppose they
are destined agni st Abdul Webab who
has become very powerful near Damascus.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-05

Ed UMFO2D ACADEMY TIE same iran.
j chcs IF Literatare ana Seierc,. qoiI be toxsh:
ut tkfs Seminary, the present ear tiqt hos been
keretqfsrts and the terms ot Board etpG T'ntio,,
zsR alsS continue TIC same oi5s & 80 for the first,
snc'n.iHg Tr;hing-an4% 10 for tie knie,-ecch
10 b" paid q-iir.sri,. in aaprrce.
C;ot Tohn Fox. wi! act Ste-cara, and the SAB
sa'ioer anahi, assistant teachers
CHILES TERRELL
King Whirm Count, .3rn. $ 2c1u2rF
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ID IcHa.oND TURNPIKE COMPANY

- ICHN!OND TURNPIKE COMPANY
IA Alta meeting of The Directors OF the said
Company, ON Saturday evening the 81 of Decem-
be. 1903 the following resolution was agreed to-:
Whereas, from caases unforeseen IS rncSpect
ed, the Board Of Directors, al their last meeting
oA che 2oth uitino, postponed the sale Of SHAaE
belonging to delinquent subscribers, generally
denortinated Stock Holders, which were advcr
tised TO re Sold on that day:
Rssoice3, That the Shares of delinquent hol-
deTs which may he reported such b. the trea-
surer Of IS Company, on the 9TH day Of Janua-
syhext, be, o. that day sold, otpubic Auction, at
the front door Of the Swann Tavern in this citv
NATH1NIE{ cHEPPdRD, CIR.
pecero5er 6. ids
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aIOR SALE, very likely Negro no NAN,
i a'nrii 25 wears &c oge, good Sompsrress
;i5H's &c &c c--s-.tf. &C.. la..i,.e.,
bout 9 or 10, also used to- the Sousc.-App.v nj
s;ns Office. Dec. 90. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-05

HE SUBSCRIBER erisiss 10 kaczp %, let,
fer. srAo rs cyeney IF a .St,rcy .,rIe IN tie
rfnar q Phtib r. Fens'i, If $1,000 acres ia
ns and HTsshiagson c7ant;cs, Fifgisia, on tie
'Daters Of Reed Greee caa F2ls-eir Riv,y .,
SAEfJlyL GE.eRfM
Prthe, YIN 5 ls7pSSr
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AMSTERDAM. Oct. go.

NWS ERDNM, OCT, ".
From letters received at Munich and Stuff
gard we learn, that the kings of Bavaria SC
Virtemburg arrived from F.rfurth in their
respective residence towns on the 18th and
18th inst.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-05

GJT PUBLIsHgp THOMAS RITcnrE, or
YosIrE THE oLoBE TAVERN, AT FIVE pol
Lars PER ANN IN, PAYABLE IN ADvANcz
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~ an. 20 NIRO tN-s. /.aa. ... -.
rye Prcsi.rp' anil Oirsefors. hauc, sd, .h..
Hfc!G'FF I'''' tend eff e. Per cert rhi,t <ti9h
to~zc5, c:fcy RE t5iI :gs-
JIHN BRo(XENBRoUGH c,si'y.
SDa"Lys st
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-05

"a we'll qualified to carry IN 4 ;v,isk.. ID istii
'egv, one w'ip IN produce the creates, qn.rti,.
ct fnod -. L from given q,,an;ijr If corr
None need 'pp|y. without being ,yeIi rccomaen
ded. 'eiicr f.iran'cd to the care OF t,c p,s.
master 1T iiaiifax, .(o2th Caroline, vii h~ attn
ga 10 7H15 b RILL
NORTH Csyolino, Hllifax ,
CO jan ), 1909
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-10
TO THE PUBLIC.

The great benefit which have exper
enced from Rogers's Vegetable, &c. and
firm persuasion chat it may afford rellet OF
Others, indu..e me to make every laudable ex-
ertioa for its distribution
For Eve years preceding the last of Dec.
1907 in consequence of taking violent cold
] had been afflicted with the Asthma, dis
order which conceived to be hereditary, my
father and grandfather both having greatly
suffered from it. The disorder increasing
rapidly upon me, in the spring OF 1907, l
consulted DR.. c. l.. Seeger, but the urgency
of hi. business prevented him from attending
at that time, particularly to my case My
business made it necessary for me to leave
home, and be absent the greatest part of sum-
mer, which deprived me of the able PROBES
sional assistance of Or. Sceger. In Sept
last, a severe cold brought on violent cough,
and the disorder assumed an aspect more Sc
rious and aIarming than at any former period
II was extremely de6i6tated, e2oc:ated and
confined. Such was the irritability Of my
lungs, I was obliged to use the greatest eau
ton In the act of respiration. After free
use of Rogers's Vegetable, &c. for about two
months, was perfectly relieved Of the dread
full cough which had so long afflicted me, and
completely cured of every symptom of the
Asthma-In short, blessed be God, have
continued in sound health ever since.-As
these facts may be important to those sun sor-
tunate individuals who are suffering from the
same disorder, have been thus particular in
their detail. And do not hesitate TO declare
my solemn conviction, both from ray own ex-
perience and observing its effects upon others,
that Rogers's ". p. Dis an easy, safe and
eH;eeaal remedy for coughs and Asthmas,
and is the greatest antidote to all pulmonic
complaints that the world has ever witnessed.
Jacob w. Brewfter.
.Northamtton, January, 1909.
THIS may certify, that about the FIRST of
October last, ] was attacked with violent
'S.,,yh. which proceeded, as was the opinion
4 nay phyaiesas who i nan vel approved
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-10
April s..
PUBLIC NOTICE.

T7HE Commissioners, for that purpose
L appointed, hereby give notice, that on
the second day of next Fairfax April Court
they will attend AZ airfax Court House, Tor
the purpose CT letting, to the lowest bidder
the building and erecting Jail and Jailor,s
House, for the said county, the plan OF which
and the specification of the size and manner
in which the work is to bc done, may &c seen
by any DESTROYS thereof, by application to Mir.
Richard Radcliffe. The building to be con-
pleted in six months from the time OF letting.
Bond with approved security will be required
from the undertaken.
The money being now ready, part will
be advanced on execution of the bond, and
other payments made as the work progresses,
10 be agreed or.
The Comm;illoners.
March %. 2aN4v