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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-13

LtCK SALE.--A handsome, second hand
4 London bsiIt CHARIOT, which has
been but little used and Is in a good state
vt preservation. Apply TO the priJrer, or
the Old City Tavern, where the carriage
may be seen.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-13
Fresh Medicines.
" AL & RS

Have just received a large and COM
fpiete assortment of fresh selected MEDI-
ClNES and DRUGS of the latest impcr-
ftations-which, In addition 70 their former
stock, form as extensive and general an
assortment in that line, as can be found an
this City. Medical practitioners, and G en-
tlemen who sell medicines, will now be a.
BILE to get supplied on terms that will meet
their appreciation, by calling at the New.
Medicine Store, a few doers above the
Market Bridge in this City.
A few patent Medicines Gnu
merated(viz.)
Steers Chemical 0pedeldoc
Bateman Drops
British Oil
Essence Peppermint
Turlington's Batsam of life
DIR Rawscn's celebrated
Itch Ointment
do do Genuine anti-bilious
and Stomachic Bitters
do do Worm Powders
Wheaton's Itch Ointment
Craig's do do
DIR Lees Genuine Windham
Bilious Pills
Andcrson's' do
IIoopex's do
Doctor Tnompson's aromatic Tooth Paste
ditto Eye Water
Febrifuge Eiectuary for Ague & Fever
Hlinkley's Infallible remedy tor the Piles
DR. Cooley's Vegetable Elixer or Cough
Genuine Spice Bitter. ~
ArCN a.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-13
FOR sale.

Tons american Iron assorted,
- Ton Swedish do. do.
100 Boxes Window Glass, - by ID 10 by 10
By 10,
SO Kegs Spanish Brown DITTO
a few hundred gallons Linseed & Sperma.
ceti Oil, =
80 Boxes mould Candies fit for sumnskr use
4, 5, * 6,
20 Kegs American and English IF Gun
Powder,
90 Bags Green Coffee,
II Bales Cotton, of superior Quality,
90 Hhds. Pennsylvania Whiskey--
Together with Groceries 10 general, will
be sold moderate.
Russell & Wallace.
Richmond, June 2lst, 1910. 2m
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BY virtue Of a deed Of trust duly
executed and recorded,
Will be Sold,

Az Rockingham courthouses on the second
Monday in August next (being court day.
twenty or Thirty valuable SLfWAyS, a
moGg whom arc several Trades1en fsueh
as rough Carpenters, shoemaIHrs, Vea-
yers, &c. Terms Of Gale, one hall cash,
the other moicty payable the first day Of
Janusry following bond with approved
security will be'reqeired FOR the last pay.
meni. At the same time and place will
be offered 400 ACRES OF LBND, lying
about seven or eight mies above The said
Courthouse terms the same as for The
Slaves, by
The Trustees.
May sth. 1910.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-13
Selected Recommendations.

Being DESTROYS to make public for the good OF
others, tire excellent quality Of Hamilton's E.
lixir prepared by the late Mr. Lee, have SEM
you the following account OF the benefit have
received from it; which hope will induce o
Tiers TO give il \ trial. In consequence of a
brnise on the breast received from q fall. m,
health grew bad, my breathing became verJ
difficult and frequently have had suddenly TO
rise up in my bed with all the horrors OF imme-
date suffocasion--Addr TO these. constan, pain
In my breast, and cough, great loss of strength
and flesh, and you may conceive that my symp
torns evidently indicated an approaching coli
sumption The advice of raos, 5ninent ply
stefan was rcsoTted TO, and alterwafds second
was called in, but withou; giving ne any relief
Another physician, who knew ne aad ths cir
csmstances Of my case. advised me TO give
Haniiton's Elixir trial, saying, Ike had usc;i il,
in his practice, and always found II to do much
good. A bottle was procured from Mr. Bisch's,
aad found relief before had taken half of il.
i continued to use it and was soon strong enough
TO attend TO business. On taking cold, some of my
former symptoms return, but are always remov-
ed by u dose or two of the Elixir.
GEO. BENNER, jun. 3
= Ms. IL, Budd.st phiadelpaia
Mrs Fl. Lee, New York.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-13

A General assortment of SURGI-
GAL INSTRUMENTS, not necessary to
enumerate.
An assortment of PERFUMERY.
consisting of Essence of Burgamot, Laven.
der. Roses. Lemos, Milk OF Roses, sc.
&c.
A variety of SOAPS, Windsor,
Rose, Almond, Violet, Castel, vsnitian, &c.
Tees Chemical compound for
cleaning Boot. Tops and Saddles, which
Will take out stains, produce a fine colour
and give an elegant gloss.
PAINTERS COLOURS of every
description, among which are, White
Lead, dry and ground in Oil. Iwarranted1
Spanish Brown do. Red Lead, Spanish
Whiteing, Prussiaa Bloc, Spruce yellow.
Store do. Patent do King do. Vernillio6
Drop Lake, Reeves Water Coloure.. Paint
Brushes. Scc. sc
HATTERS' MATERIALS, a very
General assortment, comprising almost eve.
ny article used by Hatters for making their
colours, preparing their skins, sc. SC.
OVERS can be supplied with al
most every article used by them in their
line of Business.
GLACIERS will also find Window
Glass and Putty by calling as above.
Richmond, 23d Mey, 1910.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-13

MANCHESTER TURNPIKE COM.
pANY.
THE Subscriber wants to purchase Ave
4 prime MULES, for which = Hteral
price will be allowed; And GOULD
hiie for the residee of the year gtv6S E.
GRO MEN. aud TWO BOYS capable OF
driving carts.
James Brander, elk.
April IL, 1910. WA
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-13

Mr. Abijah Heniy, Bndge-st. Baltimore, was
cured by one bottle of HAmiIton's Elixir, of a
very complicated disorder occasioDed 10y very
ieyerc cold caught several months ago. He
breathed with the greatest difficulty, and was
often thrown into weakening swsats when he
attempted to walk any distance. and his voice
would frequently fail in such degree chat he
could only attempt to whisper. He has been up
wards of weeks without return of his CON-
paints; and desires 10 give his public testimony
in favor of this Invaluable medicine.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-13
ITCH Cured.

BY once using Lees Sovereign Ointment.
The proprietor inforns those persons & families
who are suffering under this disease (against
the infection OF which no person is Eafe) that
If this ointment IS used at night on going to bed
il never fails TO perform. a cure by the follow
ing morning, as thousands who have used il
during the last ten years can testify. The PEE
culiar excelIcncies Of this infalibie remedy for
the itch, over every Other, are the Certainty of
the cure by single application; the ingredients
being 50 Innocent 20 be applied with perfecr
safety to the trenderest infant and its being
not only free from any offensive smell, but
qaaily agreeable with the pleasantess pomatur.
DR.. HdmH'foa's Grand Restorative,
Which the inventor confidently recommends
as an ingaInable medicine fo5 the speedy relief
and permanent cure of Yarieps complains which
result from dissIp1ted pleasures, juvenile ndIs-
cretons, residence in climates unfavorable to
the constitution, the immodeTate use Of tea
frequent liberalization, or any destructive intem.
perAnce, lhe uniskiliul or exesssivs use of mef-
curry, the diseases peculiar to females at eer.
tain perod Of life, bad layings in, &c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-13

by EMINENT DIV1SES, JUDGES AND GENES
RAILS. 49,
sslt is a surprising fact that even the A..
merican People know but little of Gorge
Washington. They have indeed heard a
great deal of his Public Life; Of his Mill
tary Character, and Political Talents, but
hardly aoy thing of his private Life and
Virtues. 49,.
F" Many Intelligent persons have ardent.
iy wished to see a faish'u! account of these,
not only as a DEBT of gratitude to him, but
as hne example TO our children.
"1he Author has performed this task
IN very satisfactory manner. His Anec~
dotes of Washington present the supreme
excellence of religion, with the traDscen-
dant dignity, charm and usefulness of the
respective virtues in domestic, civil and mi
Iitary scenes. The moral sensibility and
genius of the writer warns the heart and
imagination of his readers. His descripA
tive fancy paints the occasional scenes Of
Nature in pleasing views while his flash
es of comic wit give an agreeable relief to
the mind, and render the serious truths
more Impressive, especially on the young
reader"
NICHOLAS COLLIN,
Minisec o. heqpedes Church,
PhiIadclflhia.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-13
A Person Wanted.

NNE vino has a small family will be prefer
" red that @" come recommended, ~ vii
city. Enqulre at he office Of the ArguEJ
July Sod, 1910. eptf.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-13
Genuine Medicines

Genuine Medicines,
Of the late Richard Lee. jun. as prepared by the
orginiai recipes in possession of his Widow in
New York, by whom he Is supplied, and
without whose signature none ara Genuine.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-13

HAMlLT0N'S ELIXIR. is sold at s.. Plea,
ants Printing Ofice--who has constantly for
sale the
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-13

house on tho state OF the COMMONWEALTH ana NJ.
GER some time spent therein, ~, Speaker resu'n
90 the chair, and Mr.. Madison rep rled tia, he
COMMITTEES had, according order, hid under
corsiterstion bull " concerning divorces" aud
htd made some prosress therein, bu, not havi, e
time to pro through the same, had directed him 10
move for leave To sit again.
motion was then made To discharge tt,
committee OF line whole house on the state "a the
commonwealth. from further consideration OF the
said bill aii The question being put on the sad
motion. RI passed IN the alternative.
A motion was then matte to postpone the fur
Their consideration OF the said bill, as anchdel
by tie committee, 10 the 5lst of March u Xt, al
the question berg put on the sad notion for
prsiponement, it passed in tile uesative-Aycs
6I-NosS %. - 80.
On motion, Ordered, That the said bill, as a.
men'icd. ne laid upon Tue table, and tina, 25o c.:
pas thereof De printed Tor the use OF the rlem-
bers OF the General assembly. y. r-
An engrossed BIZ" placing Sampson Hcnder-
son Oh the list OF pensioners" WA, read third
time and several bianSs therein filled up and
passed.
An engro,scd bill" Arthorising the common
hall OF the to wn of Petersburg, To appoint nas-
ter of police, AMI for other purposes" WAS read
third tame and PASSED.
An esgrossed bill " Concerning the Lower
AppomutoS Company" which was heretofore
read third time and laid on the table, was ia
kemp and several blanks therein flied up; and
passed
An engrossed bill " Releasing to David Doyle
the commonwealth right to the lands whereof
Richard Smyts died scIzed," which was hereto
'ore read third time and laid on the table, was
taken NJ snd passed
An eRgrossed bill " To amend the act, enti-
tied an act To amend the several laws concerning
stIves," was read third time, and several blanks
therein filled up an amendment WAS proposed
ej the, said b,ii by way of ryder, which was re-
ce!ved and read first time, and the question be-
M, put on the second reading thereof, it passed
III the negative.
Resolved, That the said bill do pass, and that
the title be, act " To amend the act, eltitled
an act to amend the sever,l laws concerning
slaves" Aye. 90. Noes ~
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duct of FRANCIS JAMES kSoN, Hate
resident Min'ster ffoIa the Cont Of ST. Jancs,
70 nave been hgaiv insulting aud censIrsbie |;
mi that with oac voice approve the spirited
al! decisive 'aaprer Of the Executive Of tie IT,
states refusing farther to negotiate. with the
British Government through the medium of that
minister. -,
da!o- IL further resolved. That we AS ci.izens
Ut S'so'isi, All m.'n,ers Of i!e q ZION, viii ever
- found IN Willing readiness II assert AMI sup
port t'la rights and dignity OF our co"atry when.
eyer called u,ln by tue propec authority OF our
National Republic
itt De IL ftrtter resotcc}, That AIS Exce,,ency
the JVerior be requested u trans nit these, GA.
Resolutions t. oar Senators !" Congress. 10 be
ny the pccsenteI to lie President OF tue United
Stites.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-13

~ pcctfully iniorms tue i4aiies aad G.ntl..
men OF Richmond and It's vicinity, tn.t he, l,s
commenced busins's in the hos. next - ~.
NELSON'S store, nai-street, where he hopes, hy
asSluty and attention t. III co Al nanLs, /, me-
rit share Of pIoiic patronage.
- All ORDERS executed after tAe newest All
neatest ftsli,oas.
January H. 2aw4y
N. b. Three or four gooli Work nen wanted,
to- whom the hisaest "~sss "ill b. given. A,,-
ply as shove. -.
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II Office. do. john IL Syne havlus maize .
" provision for the payment Of his debts, and
those also fOr wiici ne - opunl for AIS futner 10
Is requested that Ill stch crsiitprs sIoulA maze
tne'r respective demands kno VA to Is, OF or, OF
u.s. on or before the first day Of Feprii,.y ls.t az
which time tine second payment for tue land. .,tI
for that purpose, oacDineS due. S;yiar this no
tee, we shall MT consider ourselves honni &, nav
interest alter we receive payment fog. the id,d a.
The money will DC kept for the creditors
All such craltors as have liens upon the New
Castle Land either BY deed or iud,s meat, are re-.
quested 70 givs ms information thereof
BENT1NIN OLIVER, IT,
WILLIiN CUNNING iii II,
SAMUEL RIGgdRDSJV.
BrHsJsy ToyuT, i niYary l3 z,3yv
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y The proceedings Of Congress are 50 i'm
p'rt.nt All Lengthy, as to exclude .nAny original
Articles Ca hand.
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AoRrcoLA, No. IlI.--ou Tuesday. -,
ioNEsrJs, on the thaacery Quarts ON ditto.
- Fhr Mr poinIeXI.r's ~ i:cs3 t"the > ..s-
orr Al District Of Louisa, &c. -sS,;.--sce Iss ,,r-
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MONDAY. Ilnrary 3.

A Communication from the senate Dy :, cir
clerk - l'hs Senate nave passed the BIZ, " r.
lsasng the riga. OF the commonwealth To certain
lands therein mcnuoHed, ~ th- rei,ct anI c!ni-
dcen Of iDht CarJiia."
q The Hplse acco;iinS to the order Of the day
fs-~ly,u As,si. G4sJ = coiG..rt,eS III a. W.. ~
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SATURDAY, jar. 6.
communication from the Senate by their
Clerk The Senate have passed the bill 60 Es-
tablishing several towns - They have also
passed the bill AutliI.sins John Ashiii to e.
rect dan across Rivanna river" with amend
nents, to which they request the Concurrence Of
the House Of Delegates
The House proceeded tn consider the amend
ments to the SAID bill, and the same bein; twice
read, were on the question put thereupon, greed
to by the House.
The House resumed the consideration Of the
bill " To amend the act, entitled act to a.
mend the several laws concerning slaves" VIII ch
under consideration when the House adj.
j'urned yesterday; the said pill amended
at the Clerks taoic, and as amended ordered to
be cngrosssd and read thIrl time.
Mr.. Oley, from the committee appointed to
cx ymine the land office 60 WHO N was rcc0n,nit-
ted their report on that SuDecC made tue fol-
lowing report :---Ehe committee to WHOM was
rccomrutted the report OF the committee ap-
pointed To examine the state of the land-oi!lce,
have according to order, performed tHat duty
and prepared report 1t appears to your
committee, that the oaly alteration they deem
necessary u make to the report rccommltted u
them, 10 u explain that the press containing
the orr ,iill plSts and certificates of surveys on
which deeds have issued from the late prOprIe-
tors Office OF the Northern Neck, are not ia good
order, but IN the sane order they have been f."
nnany years. ss had been partially stated by tie
late Register 10 your committee, and vas inteu-
ded t. be 81 expressed by them.-tt appears
also % Your inimittee, that the business done
~ the land Office since the da.c Of tue report re.
commanded, Is as folio with, to Wit :--49 Grants
recDruel ;----Jt Pats and certificates received !;
II Treasury warrant issued I; and ii also ap.
pears Co y0dr committee that the different books
Containing registers Of warrants, surveys, &C
are comyl.teiy brought Up and examined to the
first day ut tue present month.
The said report being twice read, was on the
question Pat tacreupOn, agreed to ~ tnc House
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limos ALLEY, .ftJm New-York, n, ,st res
a pectfuiIy Informs the Ladies Of VicauoonI
ana its vicinity, that nc - just cst,alsiin. Ii.
dies SioE MANuFAcroRY few doors below
the Bell rave'"i and ne 1t door tn s. Piessants's
Book Stpre--He has Oh land au elegant assort
nent OF Kid and Morocco SKINS, grcea, red.
black, white. tea AMI buiG All of the most :a,,i
enable colours.
". b. Prose ladies' who you'd wish 20 have
theiy snr.s made ia tic most fashionable mode,
wa please to ctl aS ABOVE. All orders will ne
Thankfully received and immc liateiy attended To.
Ten o. Twelve women SAGE biater5 will meee
with e"2ioyinent by applying At the above place.
JJlUIry 10. Sw
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y ARDEN SEED Of European Growth, n
~ ported by Grant Thorborn of New-York,
and for sale by WIN. West Il Co at their Apo.
thccarys shop near the market the seed offer
ed fJr sale may be relied On a. fresh, and uf the
last iAps importation
January -. vif
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EEracf If a teter from Sai.ssr, d tied faaaa,v /.
g The Belle savage, of Nc orry ,rt, capt
Jones tr~m Caz for Boston, arrived acre yes
ter;'.y Sae sailed de l7tn Nov. The re-
port, are, that the French emparor was at Bay
oHna, VITA a large force-taat che people seemed
Indifferent To the patriot cause-.nd that the.
s'p' OF war 1T Cadz were not in condition tor
sea"
Can't Learock. from St Bartholomew, IN
forms ls, that OIL the 1Ith - &C. a Spanish scnr.
arrived there in q lays from Cadiz, by which
1t was reported t,t the Spiniarts AID British
were III great confusion in Span, each = -,r,ach-
'n5 tne otier 1ur the failure oi their Giita"y D.
pcratlons. %.
ie further informs, dat British fact IF g
SAL al tie line, With 5000 troops arrived 5. Pr
erre's lMartioqI-) the. li,h Dec from a.o.l-
does and were expected to attack Gu .daiolp4 OH
the twenty fourth. a despatch brig from France
,ad uriy.-i al Dsssstcrre, Guadaioape, c,Cou.
raTinS t',e Freach IL hold 0ut, aad promising that
they saaoild D.; reinforced --oalemr Paper.
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REcEIVED VI.i NoRFoRK I
pFY- YOYK. Inn e.
LATEST FROM 4 vy3I.J N.D

III 10 i. T.NO-H 2 -VJ I..I.NU
The SHIP IH2mas, caht.J.,ansoa, liz %
days from Sc. AAchasis, brings London ha-
hers TO the 1914 # N2usmber. Inclusive, be
hahcr Of tie lSih, states Aagt BonaRurtc,
7vhiie ut FIntain5ieau, sen; for On. Ian
strong, and fornseda Treaty, by ,a!lich he
french DEGREES are to be revoked. II is sta
ted, Sve are told. as the h-evaiiing oRi4ian.
IN Lo7aon, .thQt tie United States haze noz,
Treaties Toith both France and RuSsiu, and
are about 10 enter fully into tie ltians of Boz
inGhartc.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-13

Wilt tnanE tno'e persons .sIp may sen
4 Tooa.co to nv care tax ngpcytjon, not "a
direct tito Roah.ttq Warehouse, as ia tnat cas-.
viii not stt2aI e. it.
THOMAS coy.
Richmond, Itn. 1lth, 1870. I,E
I INrH&D aztec few days % lsxye I as state
l for several weeks. La my ABSENCE the one
r3s.oo n tire Fec'pry at this ol,cs, VII Dc sl,s
. NJ. !. CsuJcd.1 who have APP 5iu;si Waits
- tie Factory Viii p,sasc prntr,ct.i rc.n ptif
ny tara. Nkstl&.sD HARRIS
January -. *
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Right Mr.. Pope--but first, the Stare
should have these tender strokes of Art
L o wake the genius, genius must be invo-
Seu. we mus mend the stage, that il NAV
mend us. And howe BY praises or by cen
sures. We shall first try the tender strok Cd
but it the UreaIh will not do, we must
fly to the Rod
On Friday Evening last, we we're presen
te" YIN Mr. DImond's bslutiful drama of
the Founding IN he Forest, The charac
ters were well cast, and the reDresents,;on
went Oft with much eclat
Mr. Green played the part of the repen
tant Bertrand--in style of execution which
did him considerable credit. His struggles
MS mating between the fear OF his master &
the fenorSes OF conscience, the final tri
umPh OF virtue, and his resolution To serve
aud save Eugenia, were hit offin his very hes,
manner He felt what he said. and he
made us feel 1t too Mr. G.. has powers. which
should be oftener exerted. they are the
spaSk OF tne mint, whose Corruscations al.
ways delight us.
Mrs, Placfde was the soft. the noble I'm
genIa--sometimes wild, and always interest
iDg-whether she was chanting the nierc
ing notes OF the maniac, or pouring her
pathetic prayers at the feet OF the inbuman
Longueyille, she always irtesistibly com.
manded the attention of the audience -
The sweet voice of Mrs. Placide, her noble
air, the sweet and elevated cast Of her
countenance, the precision aad discern
ment with which she acts, the deep inter.
est which she takes IN the scene. all stamp
her as the favoriie child OF the drama
How often did we ./orgeT to applaud her
because we we're wrapt up in the reyerie
created by her enchantment! How often
dld the hands refuse to meet, lest the ears
should lose any ofher accents! Al silence!
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still as that OF ths grave. was the only Z. aisc
which we could give her.
In fine. where shall we discover her e.
quail She is the Merry of the Virginia The
atre-all her blemishes are those OF Nature.
all her virtues are her own. This eul, GUM
comes Ikea day after ti,e. ,flre-b,, il is of
itselt sufficient, proof hat is not puff
tor Be-,eht-ni ght--it is the pure tribute due
to merit--it is just, because it comes from
the heart.
The noble Geraldine did not suit Mrs.
\ nung as We'll as the artless Sophia. She
SIN nd pour more soul into her acting. She
was most interesting, when she spoke the
least. Her tongue too oft destro, ed the
magic other eyes" A a,ue may plea {. us
but wonder aud extacy are the fruits Of
higher powers" words that breathe,''
and looks and attitudes " that burn. MO.
1--WE and exerClon. however, may crown Ms:
Y. with the finest wrea,hes of the Tragic
Muse.
W a written exposition or comment upon the
Oath or LIST chapter OF the Apostle Luke, inter.
spersed with reflections. will be read at the Ca
pitos. at q O'Clock this Afternoon. A brief intro
ductory ON the nature of the bible, & Of religion,
will precede It To attend which, the citizens of
Richmond. &c are respectfully invited, by their
friend and fellow citizen,
SdMUEL IT SAUNDERS
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EVACUATION OF CHARLESTON

PROSPECTUS and Dissertation Of Scenery:
Act la view OF The American Enc. mn.
ment. -'e~"'P"
Ac' |a.-sattie at the Eutaw House, between
the American and Brush forces.
ho' ga Grand transparent View of Charles
Inc evacuation Of Charleston, BY the British,
a view OF Charleston iiarbor, Fort Iibnstor,
and suiiivAn's Island, with the British Fleet al;
anchor. ~
Entrance of the American Army
Ihe Genius Of America descends. and rec;,s,
" t standard Of Liberty"
Inc Eagle Of Coum5ie appears GROWING,
oreen with Laurels, aud bearing the following
inscription
The SOUTHERN STATES ARE FREE.
Inc public are respectfully informed, Mrs.
evening
80 Doors to be opened at 6, and performance
to begin at o'cIock
o. Tickets TO be had at III, Davis,s ,,yimine
Office, and at the Theatre.
sept. IA T.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-18
Sept 10

DL AlSTER PARIS -OrCers for C,ou1d
Ha'ster Of Paris, lodged with the subscri-
Der, vii be forwarded to Wright and Byrnes.
Baltimore, and executed by them
SAMUEL MlERS.
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