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however, reported, that only articles
the growth of the United States will
be admitted by their vessels: Gen.
Armstrong, previous to his departure,
was assured that American cargoes
sequestered were considered only as a
set-of against any seizures you may
have made-and that whatever excess
shall appear will be refunded. Still
the most rigorous measures are adopt
ed to exclude trade from the northern
ports. Exchange on London 20 frs.
per pound. New duties imposed by
Imperial decree of Sept. IL, 1870
potash SO frs. per qtl. fish oil rs rs,
goldfish IL, rice II, raw hides . rs
each. =.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-27
Dtrgtllla Argll8.
Extract Of a letter from Washington
City, dated Noo. 24fh. 1910.
RI H M O N D,
TUESDAY. NovEMBxR 81, 1910.

-" @@t " q frtteT from WuShlHgfon
City, dated Noo. Oath, 1910.
"Our Legislators begin to conere.
gate at the capitol. No doubt in the
course OF the next week we shall be
filled with them. They always give
hveliness to Washington and add
much to social intercourse. I am of
opinion that the approaching session
will be very interesting one, and fur
nish great scope for real, talent. Gen.
Armstrong is expected here shortly, on
visit to the government after his re-
turn from France"
The Philadelphia papers acknow.
ledge the receipt of London dates to
the 18th Oct. by the ship cambridge,
Gray, in "a days passage from the
Downs--Their contents which we. have
seen, appear unimportant. They state
that theTepudiated empress Josephine
was wandering about Switzerland in
cognito; that Sebastian was terrifying
Malaga and Grenada; that French
division had been compelled to retreat
from Murcia and that an untraced
report was current in London on the
10th Oct. that another battle in Portu.
gal had been fought on the Cd Ocs.
American.
The frigate Essex, capt. Smith, sail
ed from Hampton on the 18th instant
bound for France and England with
dispatches.
The brig Ferret, capt Gadsden, ar.
rived at the Navy Yard at this place
on the nth inst. from Charleston.
Mr.. COOPER, the New York mana:
ger, being apprehensive that Mr..
Cooks, would give him the slip pro-
posed TO him the day after he had made
his engagement, to go on board the
Columbia, and drink good voyage in
a can of grog. COOKE, Who was given
to understand that the vessel would not
sail for some days, accepted the invi-
tatioH; but the glass had scarcely be-
gun TO 60 round, when the vessel weigh.
ed anchor and put to sea.
London Pa.
A severe agitation Of the earth was
felt in Portsmouth, N. III. on Friday
evening the OH instant, about three
minutes past 8 o'clock----Its progress
appeared to be fro,n N. w. to S. E..
and was accompanied by heavy ex-
plosion.-Its duration from one to two
minutes some window glass broken
by the shock, which a vessel coming
into harbor felt as severely as if she
run aground. The Kenuebunk paper
mentions it as having been violently
felt there; that it lasted about 20 Sc
conds, was attended with loud rum
bling, and that the houses, and con-
tents, were very much aguated. The
Portland Gazette states its being but
slightly felt there, about half past o..
clock, and that from calm the wind for
a few moments blew vety fresh before
theshock. It was sepsibly felt at Sa-
lsn, Newburs port, York Exeter, Do
vef, Howerhill, and many of the inte-
rior towns, and at Charlestown, in the
vicinity of Boston, but we have not
heard Of its being Experienced in Bos-
ton.
Lord Wellington wiItquite probably
be created duke of Coimbra for hi:
glorious victory, achieved BY few bat
tallions, on the ridge tops Of the Sier
ras of Busaco and Murcella, in tn,
skirmishes Of the 25th--ssth of Octo
Der, It IS trse, the moment the French
. desisted from their attacks, and push
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-27

II SA OTIS offers for Sale,
1900 Sacks Liverpool salt,
20 Hhds. prime Antigua Rum,
100 boxes Soap,
( so Casks Goshen Cheese,
~ Chests fresh Young Hyson Tea,
/ 80 Bbls. best green Copperas,
{ 80 Boxes Spanish Segars,
: 20 Crates Queens Ware assorted, with
q variety of other articles. W.T.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-27

-. = ,e,' .r.1
possible som. ,e
aHk will please o Sn0od not
!; ~. .StrTA
value
c"s per cenuu per annun aarary acts
due each hapdred payment, quarterly .
WIN ee' at lse respective = - 4'| ooends
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-27

cBALTIMoRE, Nov. 81.
INcENDIARIES.-An attempt
was made last evening about 9 o'clock,
to flre frame building in Hanover
street opposite Gadsby's Hotel. Se-
veral recent attempts have been made
IN different parts of the city. The CT
ty Governrnent are arranging measures
tor Patrol. We are requested to eau
ton the citizens--that they may look
out to night-to-morrow some official
notice will appear.
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BALTIMORE, Nov. 20.
PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE ;

Communicated for the Federal Gazette.
BoRDEAUx, Och 8.
81 advised you in August, that the
Berlin and Milan DEGREES would cease
LIST November, provided, &c. 1t is,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-27

Lord Wellington wiItquite probably
be created duke of yCoimbra for his
glorious victory, achieved by few bat
tallions, on the ridge tops of the Sier-
ras of Busaco and MurcelIa, in the
skirmishas of the 25th--2sth of Octo-
Der, 1t IS tFse, the moment the French
desisted from their attacks, and push
cd forward to get ahead Of the En-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-27
ATTEMPT UPON SICILY.

s Av4ot a. baS a. 4SoAsAA ihoaO au obkoCk
upon Sicily, and even by his own con-
fession, has failed. On the 18th oflast
month, Murat conceiving that the equi.
noctial gales had commenced, & would
force our ships to return to port, en-
parked some detachments of his army
in the night, and they reached the ST.
Gillian shore to the southwark of Mes
sina in safety.-They debarked at San
Stefaino, at three O'Clock in the after.
noon, and drove our out-posts to Du-
chessa. This was the sum and SUBJ
sstance of their achievements, even ac-
cording to their own accounts, for the
wfnd ceased, asd dead calm ensued /;
the boats sent to Calabria to carry o.
YER more troops could not get back to
Sicily, and part of the troops that had
been landed in Sicily could not get
back to Calabria for want of their
boats
LONDON, Oct: 8.
The following address to the citi-
zens of Rome, was issued by Lucien
Bonaparte, and privately distributed
two days after he sailed, but was i'm
mediately suppressed by IN o fetal or
der:
"To THE CITIZENS OF ROME.
r " In the bosom of retirement, occu-
pied with no other cares than those of
contributing to the happiness of my
family and my neighbours, and tasting
on Rome's classic territory all that
pure refined bliss which mind imbued
with love of the arts can enjoy, was
assailed by the ruthless hand of des-
potism, rendered still more heavy by
its being that of a brother still more
CALLING, as he owes his life and his
honors to my intrepidity.
"This internal mandate was, that /
should repudiate an endeared wife, and
desert those children whom nature l.
IDENTIFIES with my existence that /
should ascend throne created by the
most horrible perhdy, and unite my
efforts to dispoil and subjugate the yet
-unconquered part Of the globe.
(" Citizens, 1 had no choice between
unconditional submission and immedi.
ate flight. did not hesitate. The
.Tiber, on whose banks I had vainly
hoped to pass my allotted term of life,
received me in her bosom, and she
will watt me, I trust, in safety, to those
shores which, dreadful when sought
in hostility, became sure place ofre-
fuge to the destitute and the oppres.
sed.
Citizens, farewell my gratitude
is all can leave behind. May your
chains sit light upon you; or rather,
may you soon cease to bear any, by
, the Intervention of that Omnipotent
vengeance, which sooner or later pun
ishes usurpation, tyranny and opPres-
sion.
0IIJCIFN R0NAPAPTEO
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glish, lord w. perceived their design. Mr. 7lx.sAs

S"S", AVN w. iSfSSiVeu their design.
and commenced
y The true war dance Of ysukcy ices,
The MANUEL EXERCISE of HnELs''
10 prevent being cut Off from the sea.
coast, and suffering another Corunna
affair. Accordingly, from. Coimbra,
his headquarters on the sOth Septem-
Der, SO miles from Liston, we findl
MIN advanced backward, by the 5 h Of
October, tc within 90 miles of that
place., A march of 76 miles, in S days,
IN that country, ~ large army. IL ra-
iher more than the British performed
when going out Of Lisbon; and shews
no great delay in changing his position
Gas the duke Of darlings would say for
a more favorable situation. In all pro.
babiiity, therefore, though we have no
doubt Of the gallantry Of the British
troops onthe occasion, by the expiration
OF. a fortnight. from the. date Of his
lordship's letter, the whole British ar
my. with all that belongs to them (and
a little besides,) were out of the reach
of the French cannon on board their
shipping. And it is our opinion, the
sooner. they may have ended their
frnitless expedition among a thankIess
and undeserying people, the more wis.,
dom they will have shown. British
blood and treasure are sadly wasted
in defence of Spanish or Portuguese Sc
liberty and independence.
/ Columbian.
CLARKsvILLE, (Ten.) Nov. 8.
Extract from leter dared Natchez Oct. 1I,h,
addressed TO gentleman of this place.
"Not long after the independence
lof West. + lorida was declared, L had
the honor of visiting the fort at Baton
Rouge, which was in possession of the
Republicans; convention was sitting
and the laws that have passed, SINH.
lar to those of the u. States. General
Thomas, with whom had an inter-
view, expressed wish, that they
should become one of the u. States.
and add one more Star to our flag.
their flag is Blue with white border,
and large Star in the centre; at that
time there was part of the inhabitants
OF the frontiers, bordering on Ponshi.
troneshdsthe river Thickafa that rose
in opposition to the convention -Ge-
neral Thomas has visited them with
troops, taken their fort, and dispersed
the enemy. The country is at peace
and considered as a Republics"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-27

ID virtue Of Deed of Trust from John Boat.
ID right (of the county Of Cumberland) 20 the
subscriber. to secure the payment of sundry debts
therein mentioned, WILL IL soLp, without re.
serve. to,the highest bidder for ready money, at
the dwelling house Of the said Boatright living
near VIC. Tren5, mill on Willis's river, in The
said county, on Thursday the 29,h day of this
instant, November if fair, if net the next day,
100 Acres of Land,
adjoining the lands Of the Iate Alexander Trent,
and the traa whereof ,hs said Boatrisht now
SIX, HEAD OK HORSES,
one veke OF OXEN, And eArr, twelve head Of
SHEEP, tweive hea&of HORNED CATTLE
Eve FRATHER BIDS and FWnitd.e, toge.
thsr with ~ the residue of his
HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN s.
FURNITURE,
or 30 much thereof as will be sufficient to dis.
charge the debls mentioned in the said deed, with
legal in crest thereon. together with all expenses
attending the execution OF HE said trust. Such
tide as Is vested IN the Trustee will be made,
and no more BY
HENRY BELL, Trustee.
November 9Th. 1910. 1q.
= - a q
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sis FOR sALE
A NTIGUA RUM per- the HID.

A NTfGUA RUM per the HID.
"A Pennsylvania Whiskey
Muscovado Sugar
Gin in Pipes
Imperial Tea by the Chest
Domestic Manufactured Stacking
of good quality by the Bolt
Bar and Rod Iron, assorted
Plough Plates & Blistered Steel.
Prime, & Cargo Pork & Beef in Bbls.
RALSTON & PLEASANTS.
Nov. ri, 1910. Gf)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-27
r AND FOR sALE.--The subsc. iber offer,
IL for sale about i
500 Acres of Land,

lying IN the county Of King william, near Pa.
munkey river, adjoining the lands Of Bail
Brown, Dabney Turnsr and Others. Thifland
lies \ ell, and for the culture of wheat am corn
is equal if NOS superior to any land in thsneigh.
bourhood; convenient to Market, Seingpnly IS
miles from Richmond, and water carnage 10
Norfolk. deem il unnecessary 10 mention par
6rst view the same. The gentlemen above nam.
ed, will shew the land to any persoa that ap~
plies, will make The payment agreeable.
JAMES CAMPBELL
Bedford county.
November 10, 1910. If.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-27
In HenricO county court,
November 8, 1910.

HRDERED, That the sheriff Of this county,
~ 70 whose hands the estate of Jane Foster
deceased, has beencommvAed for administration,
advertise for all pesspns having claims against
the said estate, to bfinE them forward prqt,erIy
authenticated for adiysthaent At Jansary cure
next that being the lime me court will pSeteed
to make distributiof of said ssfate.
A Copy. Tkste,
!. B.. WHITLOCK, c. nc.
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= !. B. wHITLocK, c. II 9.

IN pursuance Of the foregoing order, al per-
sons concerned are Fequested to come forward on
or before January court next ensuing lat which
zine the assets aye designed by the said court, to
be distsibutea amongst and between the eredi-
tors agreeable to law.
HE.Z. HENLEY,
Late sheriff vi Henrico.
November 2sth, 1910. I
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-27
Far NEW YORK.

Far NEW YORK,
The regular Trading schooner Sally Ann,
Capt. Holmes lying a Wilkinson's Wharf.
VIII commence eadiog on Wednesday.
For freight or passage Spply as above. or
to the Master On board.
Novem erf97th, 1910.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-27
WA1TE's LIST OF PRIZES IN THE
Vineyard Lottery
Now Drawing.
NINTH DAYS DRAWING.
Prize of 100 dollars-No. $3.50
so do. No. I454f
20 do. No. 547 626f 1895

And los prizes of Sc.
Wheel gained this day 114o dollars.
or A few Tickets for sale at this Office,
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Libbey and Carne,

LIDol a!lA Os.lIlCs
Have just received pr sh;p William ard
John, from Livcrpobl 70 this nor. chief
part Of ,heir SEiEFFIELD GOODS or
CUTLERY AID sonae part u theit g}ir-
lninshanl GOODS, consisting of q &C.
neral asso; Ir,.eu; &c IRON Tf(jHC1E{sy
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I,awraion G Fowle,

LAW liCii O. L y" 10
is a TEMPORARY residence, (hMthelr tate store
can b. rebuilt, haze taken Store on Union
street ed Merchants Wha'J formerly occ"'
hied 6y Il. Henderson q Co..
Where they have for Sale,
10000 lbs prime Green Coffee
Zoo boxes Mould Candles
20 chests Tyson, Young Hyson and
Imperial Teas,
80 hals retailing Molasses
cases black and colored Sarscenetts
and Senchaws
scases Mutmcgs and Cloves
SO barrels and SO half barrels Boston
Beef
500 pieces German Checks
400 do Nankcens
2oooyards Tow Cloth
600 sides red Soal Leather
1000 bushels coarse and fine Liverpool
Salt.
September Il. r..
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Joseph II. Vaudeville

Joseph II. ManQGV1llc
Offers %CR S.fLE,
1000 bushels liverpool and Lisbon Salt
Liverpool Satin sacks
20 bogsbeads Muscoyado Sugar
50 barrels do. do.
5 bogsneads New Orleans do.
5000 Wi best green Coffee in hhds. * bags
2D.o ", al ,yhito d;tt,
5000 W.T.. Race Ginger.
&c i'ar,i ~ S'b;sEav
81 r aH'o New E l. ,.,.',d Kun indies
soo borra,, - So; No., ana Sbad
10 bales ,r,.a2d Co,ton
cungowler, ~
lnpsri.le TEAS.
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[MlNT M q. r.

Building Materials, s, g, 10, ~
and s2d. nails, tacks, trads, spikes,
saddIery and MlIiingtoa Crawley Ncei,
And ihey daily exrtct cor1r!rtion of
their orders, which, with that on hand will
foTm compleat assorlment Of GOODS in
their line. 'ihty have Just received
quantity ofwoo! and cotton Cards, Whet.
more's, and an assortment al CASTINGS.
THE2~ HEVE is LLSUAL.
Bar Iron, Hoop GO. hlstcred and other
Steel, nail rods, cat nails, brads and tacks.
They have sah1e S%zors Of first qral;,v.
litsle dama8 ID, (not however for immedi
ate U.s. !. hat thry viii sell very low.
They offer for Rent,
TIE HOUSE on Fairfax street, mar
Yos,'s pump, lately occupied by James
Smith. Possession may be had the f. S, Of
November nyxt.
October 10. 81
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NOTICE.

.hhetition 4viN be presented TO the 7,ert ge J
neral assembly Of Virginia, for en- act 10 incor-
horate manufacturing aociefy at The te4yn Of
Occoquan.
September IS.
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p C.. Ma.stcller, v. n.
Brvan I1a!npsoa. q Co.

Bryan Haynpsoa. q 90.
lfa,c i,.s. recsipedand o6rrJor sd|e'
ohbds. ami 50 barrels first quality sugar
: o IL old London particular Madeira ;,
rs;nas anil 8 tierces London market and
!. p,arter casks Malaga WINES,
,,nxes dipt Candies,
.5has, oil Jamaica Spirits
nine old cognac Brandy,
,p51rgels Nov EnSi2n,. Rum,
% prime Wkis6ey,
% chests Imperial, -. 80
Importation,
,r1selected for family use.
pS0. Tie best selected f'onrtnr 90.
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Sa.es at Veraae.

!. Every Tuesday and FRIDAY.
MILL BE SOLD
i. yendue Store, corner OF frinoe "ia
Water, streets.
a.,;.,, Of Dry Goods, GrassT'ss, 60 q!
-" Of which will be expressed n
1.IIs Of the day-all kinds OIL gooas
DC ,, W. arc on Inhalation and the prices .,
F me- are establiShed, can at any time Dc
sAs a1 ard purchased at the lowest lin. ta1loa
~ p'. p. G. Masteller, V. N.
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FOR SALE.
DY VIRTUE ola deed OF trust from tn inc
, late JosefA Hickman, decd or inc sta,I :,
of MARYLAND, to the subscriber, H'l DC soia
at Fairfax Court House on the 22d cay oil
October next, for ready cash,
A Tract OF Land,
Situate on Popeshead kun' In tue oounsy !,
of Fairfax, containing by computation iol
acres. Te any person wishing TO Pufs'aSe'
the land will be shewn by James waugh
Esq. living adjacent thereto, any Tune before
the sale.
Alex. Waugh, Trustee.
September S. "a"''
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-25
Valuable Land for Sale


RY virtoe OF a deed Of trust of record
= in Gooctiiand court, execu ed by Gil
deon Massie TO Benisgnin Anderson, john
5. L., and Gecsgs Woodson Payne.
WILL BE SOLD, 10 the highest biddes
for ready Money, on-ihe premises, on
the twenty ninsh day of September next,
one TRACT or PARCEL Of LAND,
lying 10 the county Of Gooch!and, wheseon
the said Gideon Massie now lives, con-
tanning by estimation Eve hundted acres,
or 80 much Of SAID tract aswili be sufii-
cient TO pay the sum of seven hundred
and ten dollars and eighty three. Gents
iwi'h lawful interest thereon from the
so,h day.of January 1905, due 70 Angus
lin Bailey, assignee Of Elijah May, who
was assignee of Archibald Bryce. and The
expences of recording said deed. and Car.
rying the7s same into effect. Il is believed
.lhatihe title 10 lhis land is indispuiabIe
but acting as a trustee, shall convey
only such tile as vested in me by virtue
of said deed of trust. s. II
BENJAMIN ANDERSON.
August ~ h, 1910. d. tbs
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Valuable Land for Sale.

DY virtue Of deed of trust, of record
D lin Goochiand court, executed by Gil
deon Massie, and Susanna his wife to
Thomas Bentford. Warner Lewis and
William G.. Poindexter, to secure the
payment Of several sums of Money there
in specified, and intended to be secured,
due to Elijah May, WILL BE SOLD on
the premises, TO the highest bidder, for
ready money, on the twenty ninth day Of
September next, one TRACT or PAR.
Gel of LAND, lying IN the county OF
Goochiand, on The little Byrd Greek, add
joining the Lands of Thomas Miller
George Toler, James Scruggs and Will
liam George, containing six hundred
acres, be the same more or less. 1t is
believed thatthe ti,leito this land is indis
puiables But aching as a trustee, / shall
convey only such tile as vested in me by
virtue of said deed of trust.
William G. Pcindexter.
August oath, 1910. tbs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-25
Me1sno2 Sheep.

IMPORTED in the Ship Woodrop Sims,
Thomas Haynes Master, from Lisbon,
Nineteen MERINO RAMS and FIFTY
ONE EWES, warranted of the true Me.
rino breed, of the Cabana called Pauiar'sA
equal IT not superior to any other. Merino
Sheep in Spain, being part of the Flocks of
the Prince of Peace, Don Manuel De Go.
doyy the breed of which was purchased by
him ct the Cathnsian Friars in the syear
1896, and remained in his possession up.
wards of fourteen years without any ad :
mixture of blood. Certificates of Pedigree
may be seen on application. IF not Sold
previous to the Cd October next-tfiey
will on that day be EXPOSED to public Sale
on a credit of two and four months for
approved endorsed paper.
MOSES MYERS & SON.
Norfolk, Sept 5th, 1919. Is. Oct.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-25
Thomas Read, c. c.

At court held fer A!bemarle county, the
% day Of January, 1910.
James T. cocEes if. Pitt. , In.
AGAINST (r,
William Wharton and lanes ohamee-
Cccke, Defts. ~
THE defendant William Wharton, not
having entered his appearance and gil
yea security according to the act Of assem-
bly, and the rules of this court, and it APP
rsariag to the satisfaction of the court that
ne is not an inhabitant of this state, on mo.
Sion of the complainant by counsel, It is or
dered, that the said defendant do appear
mere on the first day of the next term, and
answsr the blu of the complainant and
thaSa copy of this order be forthwith in
serted in some newspaper published in the
esty OF Richmond, for two months success
s:yslyI and postet, at the front door of the
court-house of this county.
4 Copy=Teste, tiRe
= JOHN NICHOLAS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-25
DIR. cHURcH'scoU DROPS.

A medicine uuequalled by any other in
the world since 6rsidiscovered by Doctor
Church; it has restored 20 hesish many
thousands of the most emaciated objects.
both as,hnhtic and consUmptive, tiiae
were ever known to exist both in FuroDe.
America and the West-Indies, end oEien
when every other medicine had been used
withou; effect, and the most eminent CT the
faculty consulted in vain. 1T is a sover.
eign, speedy, and eiectual REMEDY in ca
tarrhs, shortness Of breath, tick fng 10 the
throat, Gghmess IN the chest, whcopiog
cough sore throats, wheezirgs. congealed
phlegn, splitting Of bleed, screee<s Of the
breast aud stomach, &c. astTnas and con-.
sumptieBS, aud ali disorders Of tie breast
and lungs
Sod 10y aPpcinsment) at S. Pleasants'
Printing CfsCc, Richmond.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-25
Tract of Land,

Lying in the said county of Charlotte, on
both sides of Cub Greek, containing by es-
tma,ion seven hundred and eighty seven
acres, it being the same land conveyed by
William Barkesdale end Richard Blow
and Fanny his wife, to Edward Dennis, by
deed bearing date the second day of Ap-
gust 1900, and recorded in the general
court on the sixteenth day of August, in
the year 1881 or so much thereof as may
be necessary to raise thesom of 345k 80 Id,
With interest thereon at six per cent per
annums from the 18th day Of October,
1900, and the costs Of suit.
ids The Commissioners.