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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-06

eriends-it wi'i protec. itself from open
enemies:
IS. The Succeeding EougreAa=Neither
to the rightor left, bat for ~afd move -
Virtue and wisdom have nothing to fear.
IL. Agriculture, Commerce and Manu-
factures--when we cease to encourage
them, they will Cease to enrich us.
Is. Schools, Academiesand Colleges
TIE Nurseries of nus future S'atesmeps
Civilions aud Heroes-tew institutions
deserve more the public patronase-none
have experienced less.
is. The Militia of Virginia every
man to his past in the hour Of danger.
IL. The Independent Yeomanry of the
United States
Princes and Kings may flourish or may
fade,
A breachvan make them as breach
| has made. .-.-
" But bold peasantry, their country's
| pride,
&C If once destroyed can never be sup
/ VOLUNTEERS.
BY Capt. Gamble, of the r edmond Cav
Ealry-(sen. Charles c. Pinknsy.
BY Gen. Wood=The memory OF Gen.
Lincoln.
BY Col. Darlington Spanish America,
may it assert and maintain its indepen-
idence. 4
! By Judge Mar;hall-=The Guardian An.
gel Of this two Americas-may he inspire
into the nations of their vast regions, the
spirit Of real friendship, to be preserved
by a sense of common interest, or common
danger, and Of common devotion to liberty
and self government.
BY Maj. sGibbon--'fhe day again, while
we honestly cherish the principles which
gave it birth we may feariessly defy for.
eisn intrigue. foreign influence and foreign
inso'ence.
BY Maj. 'Pryor=May the intrigues Of
individuals to involve their country, for
their own emolunents, meet their deserts
the Halter.
BY Maj. Price----The cause of liberty,
all over the world.
BY Col. Mayo---Union at home and
Friendship abroad--The only means OF
insuring the one, is 70 cherish the other.
BY Dociar Foushee, Senr.---National
Rights-Msy America be the last TO sur
render them.
! The Cniei Justice having retired.
BY Capt. Heth, of the NJ nches,er Cas-
valry-John Marshall-His great Ia :
tents are only eqaalled by his ineorrupti-
bic integrity.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-06

renew In our hearts those viftuous
sensations which were so honorable to-
our revolutionary warriors and states.
meu; then, the celebrations of the
thirty-fourth anniversary of Amefi..
neutrality-suspicious. may have a .salutary
effect for the nation. But if apathy
should still continue; If the commem-
Grafton of the day should leave our
patriotism cold as ro;nter and heartless
as death /; if it should turn out mere
scenic pageant, calculated to anu Sc
tor the hour, and in the next hour TO
he forgotten, we may regard the year
.i776 as glorious indeed for our anc es-
tors, but reproachful to ourselves as
aPeriod to which we inay look back
with doubt and wonder, considering i,
as the age of giants or of fiction,
which the utmost stretch Of more mo.
dern intellect can never hope to re-
alize. ,..----.s-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-06
VoLUNTEERs.

~
By Capt. John F. ,price-Msy the
American oak yield AN hospitable
shade; the laws safe, a geasrous pro.
lection to the brave oppressed son of
Erin.
BY Capt. Wren-Jnhn TYLER, Gov.
ernor of Virginia, to follow his exam
cle, will be 20 wade through blood for
Independence.
BY Mr.. Thomas Nelson-Thop,as
Jeiferson-'The author OF the Declare
ton Of Independence.
BY Mr.. w. Robertson, sen. State
every attempt to infringe
#them prove abortive, and the author
meet with the contempt of their fell
low citizens.
BY Mr.. Richard Dabney-The lib
critics ofthe peop!e-May they be res
tricted no more than is absolutely me-
cessary for the security of society,
BY Charles Bosher-The corrupt
ministry of Great Britain and Napo-
leon Bonaparte-May they speedily
have a fraternal hug in the real a Of
Pluto.
BY AIR. James Thomps on-The
English &, French while one is bear
ing on as on one side the otheris press
ing on the other; therefore let us dis-
card both, and consider ourselves In
dependent.
MARRrED-On Satur lay evening.
3oth ult. by the Rev. Mr.. Buchanan.
Mr.. DAVID BARcLaY, to the much
admired Miss ANN GRErrER, all Of
this city.
The utmost pains are taken to pre-
cipitate war with Frsnce in favor Of
England. The same persons who
were patent under every injury from
England, declare themselves as impa-
tient under every injury from France.
They talk loud Of British protection
when we hear of blockadss of Spain.
France, the Baltic, and of every place
IN which trade can DC profitable. And
these mild measures of England are to
precipi,ate us Into war, which must,
exclude us from Europe and from all
the trade which the British nation has
not to spare after supplying its own
inordinate demands. What have we
to hope, thus trading as an ally of En-
gland? How much more must the o.
ther allies have gotten in ruin and
contempt? If we must be cool about
Eneland-and we have been cool e.
nongh-'et us be as cool about France,
especially at moment when we can
get nothing, and when some important
change may curse hasty choice Of
war forever.-Essex Reg.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-06

II. While va eajcy the Blessings of
PEACE, let Us prepatS ourselves for the cla-
mers OF war.
la'Cheers. Rise Columbia brave and
$50 free.
18Th. Ireland: May she soon break.
the letters OF iyran"y and become free
and independent nation.
ia cheers. ST Pa.rick's day in the
morning.
10Th, Peace, friendship and commerce,
with all the world if Obtained on honora.
bic terms. 6 cheers. Life let US
cherish.
l7ih. The American fair--AIways love-
ly but more SO when decked with home.
spuns May their anima,iHg smiles be
bestowed on none but the viriuon, and
brave. IL cheers.
While pensive thought on my love.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-06
New YoRK. Iune 90.

~ NM unc @Ss
By the last French Code of Laws,
dueliing is made capital offence in
France and her dominions.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-06
FROM SPAIN.

The schooner Johanna, Capt. Qui-
ner, arriv d at Marbiehead, in as DAYS
from Cadiz. This makes the time Of
his sailing the 10Th May.
Captain Quiner informs, thar since
the French capture d fort Matagorda,
they had proceeded to form or ss.cngth-
en- other forts to annoy the Spani.
ards and English. of their
troops had made an attempt against
the island of Leon, but were beaten
back. The Patriots and their allies
were confident OF being able to defend
Cadiz---they had 700 pieces cannon
mounted, aud we'll appointed. Two
vessels arrived May q, fir m N.ra
Cruz, with 9 millions of dollars.
The French have row-boat privateers
out of St. Lucar. and have captured
five American vessels, one a ship of
500 tons, loaded with tobacco. Pro-
visions are high at Cadiz. Algerine
vessels are cruizirg Between S.. Ma
ry's and St. Vincert's and were re-
ported to have captured several Portu.
guese vessels.
Left, Retaliation, Of Boston; Lalv
Hope, for do. in Z days; ConstelIsti-
on, do. 7 +; 49,, Tneersol; Harriet.
fer the Straits; ----, Bradley, for
the North, soon; ------, Burr, of II.
Island, repairing; Ezra & Daniel, Of
Duxbury, and others making over 100.
Sailed in company With the Bctsey
* Hope, for EIarblehesd. Several
YES els sailed a few DAYS before.
Spoke, May so, of the Western Is
lands, brigs Margaret, and Harriet,
both for Cadiz. A schooner had arri-
we'd ar Csdiz, from port near Ma.
pies. For slaves, LUMBER, tobacco, and
Ash, there was no sale.
Boston Paper.
From London papers received at B3s.
ton and the odice of the Mefcant L.
Advertiser.
LoHDov, May 8.
IHemfi TO Release Ferdiesgs Urn.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-06
COMMUNE ALTON.

The RIFLE COMPANY, commanded
by capt. Ehmand Taylor, after going
broush variety of Rife maneuvres, re-
ired to Mansfield, where. after pzr,sking
of az elegant Dinner, they we're joined by
Col Smith of he le.h regiment, Major
Amber. Major Winston, the brigade in.
spector, Quarter Master West, and seve.
raj other officers and privates of the regl.
men,, whsn the following TOASTS were
drank, in,erspersed with appropriate mu-
sic By the Rifle Band. In the Evening"
the company, joined by the Junior Vclun-
teers, marched through the city with torch
light, which lid brilliant and beautiful
effect.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-06

Is The fair daughters q aee.ica.
II Erin swee.esi Isle CT the Ocean: in
celebrating the anniversary OF cur inde-
pendeece, she eau never be fossn,ea !:
peace to the names IF her fallen Heroes.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-06
TOASTS.


nual return ever be hailed by freemen as
he birthday Of liberty and independence.
= Chee:s.-Music-The day returns,
M BISON burns.
Cd, The Governor of Vrglnia-The
plain. the honest, the vi,tuous and patriotic
age and sta esman--may he long CONT
que % enjoy the blessings of his country.
men, and the fruits Of his industry.
Cheers-Governot's March.
Sd. James Madison, P U.s.. the second
grea. political star of republcanism may
he evening of his life be a. happy and AS
prosperous as the meridian has been no.
ncrabie 10 himself and serviceablc to his
country. 9 Chcers--M adison's March
4'h. Thomas JeffersoD-Tbe haed thai
dew the Declaration # Independence
ike the retiring sun, he has sunk 10 rest.
9 Cheers. Jeffersons Marcn.
Sin. GenI. C, Washington; the prin.
ciPal IN effysting the liberties Of his coun-
|ty: every American should be grateful
for his,seryic S, AID remember his patri-
o;ism. salor and virtues. IL Cheers.
Washingion's March.
9Th. The heroes Of the revolution who
fought, bied, AID conquered--Msy The
y COLLECTION of their achievements ami.
mate every American youth whilst il
proves ia,sl 10 the repose OF iyrants.
9Chesrs. How sleep the brave.
7;h. The militia o, ;he United States
they are always ready If occasion should
require, 10 devote their lives and fortunes
10 he scsfice Of their country, and re-
peat 20 she h;F,lings of European tyran.
~ tie lesson which they once taught
hem AID which they cannot have forgot.
lens "a Cheers Stony Point.
stb. The last Congress Since it wan.
ed wisdom and ccarSge--May the stun
osiing spirits Of the patrols Of "76" be
called from The tomb TO teach beiIigeTenis
has AIaetican rights are not TO be tram
pied ora with impunity. Solema March.
9. The American people and their con
siiiu ion, What God has joined iogether
let no man presume TO pat as uOder.'
9 Cheefs. Hail CoiumbIs,
10. The STATE OF Massachusetts, we hail
her return 10 correel principles. ~
6 CheeIs. Yankee Doodle.
IL. The liberty Of the seas
6Cheeis. America commerce and
freedom.
II. The navy of the United States, small
10 number, unequailed in Vsior.
Cheers.
10. The army of the United States
may II be Commanded by man who en-
Joys the confidence OF Tue people.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-06

t" The following is the substance Of
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-11-23

Worm DestroYing Lozenges.

This medicine which is as innocent and
midas tits certain and eficacioas IN It's o
peration. cannot injure the smallest infant,
should no worms exist in the body--but will
without pain or gripping cleanse the stomach
and bowels of whatever is foul or offensive,
and thereby prevent the production OF worms
and many fatal disorders.
Among the symptoms attending WORMS
are, disagreeable breath, especially inHthe
morning--bad andcoirupt gums--itching In
tnaI nose, and about the scat--convusionS.
appiletic FITS, and sometimes a. pri,arior. of
Rpeech--irregular appetite, sometiias lo;ah-
IN food and sometimes voracious-- purging
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-11-23
: Alexander Moore, Reg.

This is to give Notice, That
the subscriber of Alexandria county, in the
District of Columbia, has obtained from the
Orphans Court of said county, letters tes-
tamentary or the estate of Thomas Jacob,
late of the county aforesaid, deceased
All persons having claims against the said
decd are hsrcby warned TO exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof to Carey Bronaugh,
on or before the seth day of April next,
orthey may by law be excluded from all be-
neit to said estate; and those indebted there
to are requested to make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 3lstday Of Uot.
1910.
Mary Jacobs, E~~'rx.
Of Thomas Jacob
November l., eoAw
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Notice is hereby given.

PURSUANT toa decretal order of Fair
& fax county cort, made on the Gath day
of August, ~, will be sold at public sale,
to the highes: bidder, on the premises, on
Monday the Sd cay of December next, to
commence at ! o'clock, on credit of 10
months, (the purchaser giving bond withap-
proved security
Sa1nd1y Improved Lots,
In the town OF Colchester, and Three .dcres
Of Land adjoining the said town, aptsome of
the aforesaid lots which William Thompson
late of the county of Fairfax died seized Of,
at which time sundry Hogse Doors and Vim
dow Sash, belonging TO said Thompson's
estate will also be sold. These sales are made
for the benefit of the said i hompson's Gre
dtors in said order mentioned The title
papers, &c. will at the time and placeFbe pro-
duced. The purchaser On the execution of
proper bond will be put in possession of TIE
property, and receive deeds therefor.
Rd. Radcliffe,
n. c. C, F. County.
October %. 2aw
O. Is barrels Prime Tanners
OIL Just received, and for sale by
Anthony p. Cover.
9th mo. lFth- 2ass4zo
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FOR SALE.
October 9.

The brick DWELLING HOUSE and
lot, lately occupied by the subscriber situate
at the lower end of Fairfax on Jefferson
street. The house is complete and well f.
nished-The lot contains half an acre, and
fronts one hundred and seventy six feet Sc
ven inches on Fairfax street The property
may be viewed at ally time, and the terms
Of sale made known by application to 8
!. John D. Snnms.
Nov. 10. 3aw3w
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This%is to give Notice, That

ll1o 10 tO = w 4'OtRSNI 11es
the subscriber Of Alexandria county, in the
district of Columbia, hath obtained from the
Orphans Court of said county letters tesla
rnentary on the personal estate of Benjamin
Davies, late of the county aforesaid, deceased,
all persons having claims against the said de-
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same withthe vouchers thereof to the sub
scriber, nor before the 3oth day of April
next; or they may by law be excluded from
all benefit to said estate. And those indebt-
ed thereto are required TO make immediate
payment. Given unGcr my hand this slst
day of October, 1910.
Ann Davies, Executrax
= OF Benjamin Davies.
November /. cow
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-11-23
IT, Having it IN cOatempfa-

ton to yisityery soon the western parts OF
Vireini4, as also the states OF Ohio. hensuc-
XIV and Tennessee, will undertake and pro-
mise faithfully to execute agencies IN the
exploring and selling lands, investigating
land titles, collecting monies, settling taxes
en lands and entering them withfhe commis-
sioners, agreeabyto an actPassed at the LIST
session of the general assembly of Vlrg ina.
Applications to ME personally tobe made and
letters fpest paid) addressed ito me either at
! Centreville, Va or after my departure which
will he on the lst Of December next, at Pa
/ ris, Ken wifi be attended to. Those intrust.
ing business to my care may rely Oh the
strictest pnnctuality in its execution. les
,imonials the most satisfactory can be given.
William G.. Orr.
l WILL SELL
1900 Acres of f1g qaea1s!y Green
RlUer Land,
Military title, in the vicinity of Rebenson's
Licks, Kentucky.
ALIBERAL CREDIT will be given; or
! will take in exchange lands lying below the
Ridge of persons intending to remove to the
westward. Apply as above.
William G. Orr.
Centre vile, October 2e. law4t
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ORPHANS EOUR T,

alexandria County, October Term, 1910.
ORDHRRD, That the executrix of Benja-
min Davies, deceased, do insert the follow
my advertisement three times in each week
fol. four weeks in the Alexandria Daily Ga
zrtte. Tcstc,
Alexander Moore, Reg.
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FOR SALE.

s n SMALL FARM, containing sbov, 81
N acres, called !" Hy6la TaAey," on wv W
Mount Vernon road, about FIVE miles i,on s
Alexandria, together with the farming n,sa '
sis, stock OF Cattle. ard Tie present croo =
hay, wheat, and Indian corn.
, Any description is unnecessary, as any hey,
son wishing TO purchase may view the pre-.
misses.
J. B. Nichols.
Jul 81. ,,v
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Nov. 10.
Orphans Court,

4 Als*andria County, Oct Term, 1910.
Ordered, that the executlix of Thomas
Jacob, deceased, do insert the following
advertisement three times in each week for
four weeks, in the Alexandria Daily Gazette
Tcste.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-11-23
with slim and fptid stools-vomitinl: -aarge

with slim and fatid stools--vomitint: Large
and hard belly-pains andsickness at tie sto-
mach---pains in the head and thigh', WITH
lowness Of spirits--siow fever, with small
and irregular pulse--a dry cough-excesslye
thirst sometimes pale and unhealthy coun-
nance, and sometimes.the face bioated and.
ushsd.
Persons afflicted with any ofthe above
symptoms. should have immediate recourse
to Hamillon's Worm Destroying Lozenses
which have been constantly attended Win
success in all complaints similar those above
described.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-11-23

Five hundred tickets to @be drawn each
day, and the drawing to commence with the
least possible delay.
Purchasers of 100 tickets or more, to be
entitledto credit of thirty days alter draw
ing Of this class, Tor notes, with approved
endorsers.
All prizes net demanded within six months
after the drawing of this class, viii be consiD
dercd as given up for tn bchef: Of the ot-
terry.
This scheme, It is believed, affords an
equal prospect Of gain to adyenturers with
any other which has been offered to the pu0-
lc. Those who are Interested in the oonl.
merce and agriculture ct the coantry adjacent
10 the Potomac and Shenandoah rlvers, rave
additional inducements to give their support,
as the money to be raised by the lot.ery IS
for their INN ediate benefit and convenience,
1t is also hoped that the patriotic ard public
spirited will be disposed to countenauce and
encourage measure which has for is cb,cs
the facilitating reaGy and convenient CON-
munication between the western Countgi and
the Atlantic, tending to connect the interests
of the eastern and western states, and 10
perpetuate their union
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,EuH Received,
November |.

Ut NtCEIVCQ,
Far sale by K. GPA1, obposite. tie Wash
.ngton 7avern, King street,
The Wandering Philanthlopist, or, Let
tiers fro m Chinese, written during his re-
isslence in the United States. discovered
and edited by George Fowler, Ok Virginia.
Price one dollar.
Nyember 2.
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Messrs Mich. Lee and Co.

NesSrS. MICH. Ice dlu SUs
You are at liberty to publish the astonish-
Ing cure performed by your Lozenges on my
son, ten years old, who was afflicted with ie-
yers, pain Ia his side, and a continued heaa
ache, which reduced him so low that ne was
unable to setup One OF my neighbours adj
vised me to use your Lozenges, which has
had the happy effect of RESTOCKING him to
better state of health than he has enjoyed TOR
several years, in the short space OF n days
John Kelly, Pitt Street.
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Z In. Kenneday, Potter st.

Edward Higgins, South street. Baltimore,
administered Lees Lozenges agreeable to
the directions, to his child II months old;
the first of which expelled worm measuring
30 inches long s. near half an inch thick
the second dose expelled another Is inches
long and the same thickness, and quantity
of small worms mixed with slime, &c. .Ihe
child enjoys good state of health.
Sold by-Robert Gray, Bookseller,
King street, Alexandra, who has Juh
received a fresh supply of Persian L.
ton.
Also, Sold by Nicholas Kingston,
Fairfax street.
Aug, o., lev
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tctolaao and Shenandoah Nav.
cation Lottery.

By authority Of the State Of AIdRYL.ND
SCHEME OF A LOTTERY
For impi wing the navigation OF the Poo-
mac and Shenandoah Rivers.
First class Of 10000 tickets.
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Messrs. Mich. Lee and Co.

Messrs. Mich. Lee and Co.
Ny son, five years old, has Tor some time
past been very unhealthy, having tc'ers,
head ache and loss of appetite. Hearing OF
the many cures performed by your Worm
Lozenges. I was induced to give them traai'
The effect was beyond my expectation, as
large quantity oil small worms was expelled
hundreds of them were alive Tor some time
after.
- In. < ennedau.A p1ttsx ST.
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Messrs. M. Lee and Co.

Iaessrs. NJ. Lee and Co ~
Observing that my son, SIX years'of age
was troubled with difficulty in breathing,
2fsornetiag frequently rising in his thro'a','
restless at night, loss OF flesh, &c froal
those syratoms Twas confident ne nad worms
and having procured box OF Lees worm
Destroying Loaenges, the FIRST dose expelled
twenty three large worms, which gave HIM
immediate relief He now enjoys good state
ofheath, and believeI can from experience
say, that Lees Lozeogcs are the most efhca-
scious remedy for worms now IN use.
THOMAS PETERS,,
ofthe firm of Peters and Johnson
Baltimore, July |, 1910.
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Charles SIn1nS. PTcS2GcIlsto
Jonah i hompson,l
John Mason. n6rcct
Henry Foxail, o1S.
William Steuart,

May rs law
NIB Arrangements having been msde to
commence the sale of tickets ccmprizing the
above Lottery, the public are hereby inform
ed, that am now prepared to receive pro"
posa!s from all such persons as may be dis
posed to purchase, tr otherwise contract lor
the sale thereof on commission. Purchas
taking 100 Tickets, or more, will be entitled
to credit of thirty days after the drawing OF
the Lottery, on giving notes with approves
endorscrs, negotiable at any Of the Banks
within the District Of Columbia.
los. Carleton,
Agent far tie Potomac Camping
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Messrs. Mich. Lee and Zoe

Messrs. Mich. Lee and Zoe
A Chile of MIR, Henry Grimes, near Mr.
Belts nail factory, was for upwards OF Is
months violently afflicted with sickness, which
appeared TO proceed from worms, the symp
toms were restlessness at night, debility,
pains in the legs, loss of flesh, sc. Alter
having the advice ,of an eminent physician,
and irving variety If medicines without sue
cess, the afflicted parents were advised to
try Lees Worm Destroying Lozenges, which
expelled during the operation OF the medl-
cine, great quantity OF large worms, some
of which measured IL ihches.; the child now
enjoys good state OF health.
Baltimore, June s, 1868.