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BRYAN HAMPSON AND CO.

d.p. ;a+t<receiped aud .fcr tor %a'e'
20 hosshsatis and SO barrels hfs' qu"''.
&Hr
~ 10 sccnaa quality
h p,n,.s o,d .oa1o. particular Madeira
ppss and iicrccs London market anu
: Eirteg sxs Malaga Wines
~ BIKES Gipt candles
hhi<. old Ji;naica spirits
p,p> Old cogniac brady
~ oayr>ts New england rum
70 do, prine whiskey
70 ches imperial,
D diuo yoang hyson teas OF TINS year
d or;ation, and selected for family use.
AiNo, TIE best selected flouf fof do.
Getober 81. IS
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For Sale. at Public auction,
November J,

On MONDAY the first day of April next at
ls O'Clock. On the premises, Tee following
valuable property, on liberal credit
Two two story Brick Houses; two
one story brick stores, Oh Wash'ngto" street
also four framed houses on hing street, In.
clui;rs the store on ,he corner OF King ana
Washington streets. ard two lots OF ground
on the west side of Washington street, and
near to king-street, each twenty tour ttet
three inches front. The above property
will brinGr in a: present rent OF one thousand
dollars pec apnum, and is subject to ground
rent of one hundred dollars annuaiiy.
Richard Lewis.
1,,,,rv 20 3t.,wi ST Sp
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Alexander Moore, Reg.
This is to give notice that the

This is to give notice that the
subscriber of Alexandra you ~, in the dis
trict Of Columbia, has tanned rom he Or-
ph MS Court of aid county letters tesiamcn-
tary on tslc estate IF Thomas butchers, l'te
OF the county aforesaid deceased: Il i.crso0s
having claims gainst ihe saia deceased, are
hereby warnctto exhibit the same with he
vouchers thereof to tie subscriber, OIL before
the 9Th d5y of August next; or they may ny
law be excluded from all Senc6t to the SAID
es,.te and those inde5.ed thereto are re-
ouired TO make iame late payment
Given under my hand this 9th day Febru-
airy, 1911.
Margaret Hutchens,
Administratrix oi Thomas tiutchens'
February 9. 3ta"Z"
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Joseph H. Vaudeville

OEFGRS FON SHL-''
800 hnsheIa vsrpoos ana LISBON SAT-
Liverpool al, IN sucks
% h,,<aeads Muscovat!n sugar
50 barrels Ito a''
: hopxbg,,is New Orleans do
n9a VT. bes, green coffee in hhds' x bags
9.a NJ of while ditla
500 WI. race &ih;se'
IS hagsneads n,olasses
80 b., .'cls whi@Acy
~ oiuo Nuw Engiand rum
50 bikes mould and dipped candies
b,r.,s,harrngs anh shau
10 baYre!s ap'and cotton
Cunpowder, imperial ny son, young n'soH'
and aysoa skin Tea 5, latest 'mpor'a-
tisi,
Nsl,ir, Port, Lisbon, Sherr:, ana IAa'o-
IVA ZINES
hm,ita and Antigua spirits
tcync brady
Hell nj aud cosn;rr gin
Glrpewaor OF diEferen, kinds; shot; Lon
ta oal Philadelphia mustard; pipes III JON 3
&; writiag ana VIZ ripping paper heS's o.
boxes; nast Spanish and conmoA seE"'N !,
SIl cords; iesiaas lines f; trace ropes 'oaI
imnp sug,R,; bu, ter in hrSins I; pepper
aI,pic, cianamoa; nutm-gss lo'cs anu
mace; alum; ,copperas, denlJshhs
Also,
Always on hand, est supeihne Hour ana
Crackers
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February l8.
Coach-naking, in all its various
Branches.
T., P. TAYLOR.

- ESPECTFULLY informs his friends
IN and the public, that lie contih 4es to
carry OF the Cosch-makiny Business in ill its
various branches, at the shop in Fairfax
street, formerly occupied by Rhea ana Toy
or, where ali orders in his line OF business
will be strictly attended
From an establishment of three years in
the above line Of business he is able to say,
as proof OF his workmanship, he has many
vouchers.
Gentlemen who may please to favo, him
with their orders for Carriages OF any kind
or description, may depend on having their
work executed with nea'ness and strength.
N. B. All kinds of Carri-ses and Harness.
es made and repaired with neatness and dis
patch.
FOR SALE,
A second hand Ceachee with Harness
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Public Sale.

By virtue Of Deed Of Trust from William
Hunter to the subscriber, to secure the
payment of sum OF money to Ihomass
Preston, will be exposed to sale for ready
money, on "Wednesday the 9th OF Febra'
AIRY next, on the Premises,
n HOUSE and LOT, on the corner OF
~ Water and Wilkes Streets, fronting on
Water Street one hundred and three feet,
and fronting on Wilkes Street seventy two
feet on which is good two story framed
Dwelling House, handsomely situated, and in
good cpair--subject to a ground rent,
James Keith, Trustee.
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ORPHANS COURT,

AenanGria L'su9ty, fe6. Term, 1911
ORDERED, That the executrlx 't iaomas
nmchens, deceased 10 sert the io!ioWing
advertisement thrce times IN each week Tor
two weeks in tn A eXan4ria Daily Gazc-te.
TesIe,
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FOR SALE.

A SMART Maryland BOY, about sixteen
years OF age, acct stoned to wait in "a gentle
mans house, and 10 work in. gsrden--is of
slender make, and would make an excelien,
B,cHELoH's servant. Persons disposed to
purchase will apply for any information want
cd to the Printer.
February 70. eo2w
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ROBERT GRAY,
Bookseller 81 .AtataoneY,

Bookseller s. Atataone9,
a2fftosfts fas1jt assias:o. lausrn--k iss ssrees.
g.. Has LATRLy REC EIvsp FOR SALE
2hs .foiloe:ng BooaS:
ARABIAN KNIGHTS Entertainment,
vols. calf, gilt.
De Quepedos' WORKS, 5 vols. do. do.
r Spectator, 8 vols. do do.
Ditto, 10 vols. do. do.
Csvel.o OIL Electricity.
Cooper's surgical Dictionary.
Re!ps Anatomy, 4 vols calf.
Medical Extracts, 5 vols calf, with su.
perb plates.
Darwin's Phylologia, Thompson's Con
spectus. Clark's Homer, Tooke's Pantheon
Beds Surgery, vols. Cu!Ien's Practice,
Cu!len's Materia Medica, Haler's Physiolo
e., Hcnry's Chymestry, Hoole's Tasso, gilt
ndipg, Blair's Sermons, 5 vols. The Boz
rough, a poea, BY Crab, Parks Chymes-
ty
Virgil, Horace, Cesar, Ovid and SaIiust
Dclphiai Clark.s Cordcri, Rippon's Hymns,
Com,:y's Grammar, Pocket and Family BIZ
bles, School do and lestaments, liutton's
B ok.keeping, Jackson's do Gibson's Sur
veyins, FIint's do AInworth's Latin Die
,ioasrv, Humess Essays, BoIinbreok's works,
Ladies and Gentlemcn's Pocket Almanacs,
Cor 1911 Also large stock of Writing and
WARNING Paper, Bonne; * Bandbox Boards,
Playing Cards, States, sc.
" B Country merchants supplied with
school books, stationary, sc. &c. on Liberal
erms,
November ].
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FACTORY COTTON,
January %

F,e,a NO. 4 to IS,
A sunpIy now on hand aud VIII DC rego-
iarly kept, for sac at the lowest pF,Ges "
James Allllon,
Corner Of King and Ws'hingt0" streets.
February -. a""
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FOR SALE,

A LOT, piece, or parcel OF AND, COLI
n tanning about six acres, with good
Frame .lousc, Stable and Outhouses. and 4
we'll Of good water; situate ard lying about
4 miles from Alexandra, in Fairfax countyI
OH the Rayensworth road. The lot is well
fenced in, and the house nearly new. fos
further particulars apply to the subscriber in
\ Alexandria, opposite the market square.
Ann Davies,
Adm's ct Benjamin Davies,
Ian 80, 2taw lmo
N h. The above property will be SOLD
low it applied for soon -.
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SLAVES WANTED.
CLOVER-SEED
February IA.

N. HING SION, Fairfax Street,
Has received few ,icrces OF excellent fresh
Clover-S, ed.
On hand, as u,u 1, good assortment OF
fresh c. Ar DEN SEEDS, Timothy, Orchard
Grass, Burnet and Temp Seed.
Ill So.
An elegant and extensive assortment OF
Queens Ware, China, cut AMI plan Glass,
complete Auc printed Table Sets, with graz
w and fish dishes; Walters, Bread Trays,
Casters, Lamps, Chimney Ornaments, with
variety Of fuzzy articles
February 8 dfw|awtlA
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Public Sale.

On WEDNESDAY, the 18th March next,
if fair; if not, the next fair day will he
sold, on the premises, at twelve O'Clock,
A three story Brick House & Lot,
with all the ether fuidings now occupied ny
Doctor sta6,er--f,ur Lots on Washington
and are on Duke street.
TIE NEXT DA1,
A Lot with Buildings, at Wet
End, about twenty acres
Also,
164 Acres, two piles from Alex-
andli,, on the Colchester road, in lots frola
ten to twenty acres. Terms viii be made
known at the tine OF sale.
John Korn,
Jacob WisemiTter.
February s. 2awts
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FOR RENT,
A comfortable and very convenient
two-s.ory FRAME HOUSE, with Offices
complete, al the lower en,l Of Royal street,
now in possession of Mr. John M'Donald.
also,
A small convenient Houfr adjoin-
ing. now occupied by Mr.. ThomSs Jacobs.
Possession may be had 2?th February.
Apply to John I. Brooks.
eDruary l8 cost
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N Q I ! c E.

The creditors of George M'Munn
are earnestly solicited TO exhibit their claims
to the subscriber on or before the first day Of
March next, for the purpose of enabling him
70 ascertain what sales of the real estate OF
The testalor will be necessary to meet the
payment OF his debts The creditors fsiirg
attend to this notice will probably be ex-
c!uded from any participation in the assets
fth estate.
Mordecai Miller, Ex'r.
January IA d
SLAVES WANTED.
FOR eight or ten Virginia Slaues, boys,
women and men, of gool character, liberal
price in cash will be given. Apply to the
subscriber,
Francis L. Lees
In Alexandra. or to his Manager
at Suly; Fairfax county,
February IA. st
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81 Printing IN all It's branch
es ne atty execnted at this Office.
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January IS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-08
THE BLACK
AyaJian 6;f.IAs,ms BARI,

iWTLL stand, the ensuing season, at the
W stable vt the subscriber, in the county
OF Chesterfield, five miiss from Goodies
and ReyilPs Bridges, Oh Appoma,tox RI
YER, and IS miles from Richmond and Pc
tersburg, 10 cover tnares at the moderate
price a. 8 30 thc season, dischargeah,e by
the payment OF s 90 within tse season,
which viii commerce the 1st day of March,
and expire the last day of July. Any gen
tlenan who will send three inares, OF his
own properly, shall DC entitled TO the sea.
son of one GRATIS
The Black Arabian Barb arrived in A..
merica abou: Ave months ago; and as ne
came from country where pedigrees are
not registered, no pedigree was received
with ham. The svbscribei5 however, wilI
state, that he is a horse OF ssl unusual size
for an Arabian, being about II hands high,
of great Zone and muscular powers, with
great activity ana from She letter which
Col. Lear <cur Consul 10 Algiers) wrote TO
to WIN. Thornton, Esq. OF Washington. to
whom this horse was sent. he was certain.
ly selected from the best stock in that
country, IS the following extract from
VIM. Ihnrntons Esq. TO the subscriber will
show
This noble animal was lately sent OF,
the joint account ct Col. Lear, our Consul
General to the Barbary powers resident
at Algiers, aud myself. BY the Consuis
letter, this horse was bred in the Noun.
talns OF hlgiers-and thodgh many ot tie
horses in the Stables of The Dey, are i'm.
mcdiately descended from Arabians, he
says he has reason TO believe, that :h,s
possesses as much OF the true Arabian
| blood as any horse in the Regency. He is
full seventeen hands high, black, being the
favorite color among the Barbs. and 20 We.
ny famous as foalgetter, that Col. Lear
is very DESTROYS OF obtsining som1 OF his
stock.
* He observes, that he does not send a
Pedigree as the people of Barbary do not
keep the III <>but that he is assured, by those
who knew the horsg, that he is OF the iirst
aud highest Arabian biood-and tha, he is
highly valued, as possessing many OF the
points the most N estimation among the A.
rabs. The dre.s l received with him,
am ashamed TO send, as it seems filter Tor
an Empress than a Horse being rich
crimsnn satin spendidly woven with gold
ficwers all over and sus: onnded with q We.
ry deep fringe OF crimson and gold, and
lined with rich damssk. His tail swept
the ground on arriving ri Baltimore--but
am sorry that groom was so ofhcicas as
10 sbor,eu it.
"Genecai Ridgeley, OF Hampton, who
has possessed some of the best running
horsesTn hnerica, wishes to breed from
him, and declares ne never saw horse
with 50 many AID such extraordinary run
ning points--I am of t:.e same opinion.
THIS Horse is very spirited and vigorous,
though exceedingly geutle and good tenn
pered.
"WIi.LIAM THORNTON
~ The subscrbev has good and exteD,.
sive Pasturage gratis, and promises great
attention 60 mares, but no liability for ac.
oidentS OF escapes. The Groom will exa
pect one dollar with each mare.
THOMAS BRANCH
February 90 1911 w1ot paid
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-08
ITCH CURED.

BY once psing LEES SOVEREIGN ONT
1ENT The proprietor informs thusa esssons
and families who a'e suffering under ts;s discs &c
against the infsaion of pn'ca 70 Ter on IS safe
'hat If IBIS ointment is uasa - MEAT, on going
20 bed, 1t never fails % psccrn care BY doc foi.
lowirg morning, 80 li,ou ards Wto have used il
during the last ten years csn tes,sy. The csca-
liar exceiienees OF this5a ':;bie renstg y he
Itch over every o'her, are tre CesEz ;y of . cure
oy single application; TIE ingredients b.ing 30
innocent as to be applied With peRfea saissy %
the tendersst infang ayIa rs being nor only fee
IRON any offensive :rrc.l, out equally agreeable
with the plsasan.est ponlsturr.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-08

the Mi0Sury Galloway, great great great
greet gre;,g grandson by Sauce Box, son
4. Gregg. sire Of Crofts Old Partner.
lanes LORD, Scat.
do certify t,.at rhe aoeve pedigree is a
true copy from the original one sent iae BY
James Lord. Given under my hand md
Ssei the twenty third day OF Dec. one thoa-
sand eight hundred fear.
VIM. LiGHTFOOT, Seal.
Joe Andrews was got by Eclipse, his
DAN by Aiananda, by Oalniim, her dam
cloudy By Biank---Crab, Weddington rigre
by Partner General Stud Book page 5th,
printed in 1903, by James Weatherby.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-08
PEDIGREE.

lack Andrews was cot by Joe Andrews,
his dam by 5ighAYer, his grsndam by Car.
dinal Puff, bis great grsndam Tatler, his
great great graodsm by Snip, his great great
great graodam by Lord Godolphin's Arahi-
an. his great great great great graodam bg
Stanyan's arabian, whioh mare was own
slster to Eranton's White neck, foil sister 70
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GO @ D s..


GO @ d s.,
contained in 3t3 packages, and will be
sold by the piece or package-viz-=
SoPcsfDe Cloths. single and Dola. Milled
CaasiGereS, S1ansdowns, DIE. Milied
Drabs, Coatugs, Dutils, Plans, Kerseys,
Kendall Cottcns, Rose and Dutiit Blankets,
Pelhcse Cloths, PLAIN and spotted Plan
hels imperial and Fancy Cords, Vclyets,
Neivetecn. VesVerets, and Tabby Yelyets,
ladies' Gentlemen and Youths Worsted
sod Cotton Hosiery. Negroes do. Irish
Jionens, Brown Hollands, ShIrting Cot4
tons, White and Color'd. Cotton Cam.
brics, CalIicoes, Dmities, Jeans, a great
variety OF Mnslins, 6.4 Seeded AluH Robes.
Jubilee Corded GAUGE. Cut and Diagonal
Spider Stripes, Jubilee Corded Iaconet,
Birdseye, and { Diapers, Towellrgs, aud
Table Damask, Cotton and Thread Edg.
ings aud Laces, Fancy Embroidered Mus
lin Trimmings, Ladies Bordesed and prin.
ted Pocket handks. Fancy RomalIs, Mad.
rass ard PuIlicat, 10. Fsncy Silk ard
Cotton Singharns, Mems Six Hats Mems
and Boys Wool do. Servants Glazed do,
Suspenders, Sewing Cotton ana Thread
assorted Coach Late, Gallons, sc. &c.
Together with great variety Of HARD
WARE and CUTLERY, aud few Ca.
ses particularly suitable ior Country Stores.
Mems Saddle Trees, Chsise do. Black
smiths Tools, States.
Also ELEG ANT TABLE CHINA
SETS, we'll assorted, Crates and Casters.
Tie balance OF the Fan supply is expec.
ted by the f-st arrivals from Europe.
ON HAND,
Powder and Shot assorted. Cotton and
Wool Cards assorted. Swedish and Coun.
try Iron, jamaica and Antigua Run. i'm
ported IN 1905, New do. Pennsyivahia
Whisky. Green Coffee, salt, Rice, Cst-
ton Flax, Indigo. Coppefss, Salt petre.
Cue and Wrought Mails assorted, Bar
cad, Soap, Cut Herrings, Tar, Lumber,
&c. nc.
lwould, elso cell, 1000 Rbls. Tar. tyr.
pcnt,pe and Rosin, $50 900 White and Rcd
Oak hog shead Slaves, deliverable m Nor.
ioli, or at C1y Point. az Cash gwen Tor
Country Produce.
CHARLES WHITLOCK.
Richm'nd. Oct. 70, 1910. CcptJ
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-08
DR.. HANliLToN's
GRAND RESTOR sx,EIVE

Which the inventor cor identl7 recommends Is an
uent cure OF yarious complaints which result from
distiPated pleasures juvenile ;ndsc,elions resi-.
feuee IN climaies tinfavorabie the cons,itution.
>he immcdsrate use of tea, fseqaen; intoxicasion
or any destructive in,emperance, the pnskiilul or
xeessive use Of mercury, ,he diseases peculiar
to females ae certain period OF BE, bad lyIngs
in. sc.
Hamiiton's Worm Destroying Loeenees
Have within ten Yeas past, cured an immense
number of pereons ofeverS age, and in every ST.
,uation, OF various dangerous complaints arising
from WORMS, and from obsiIuaions or fouIness
10 the stomach and bowels,
Hamlton's ESSENCE of MUSTARD for
he rhsumatisrl govt, palsy swelling, numbness
&c.
Tooth Ache Drops;
The only remedy yet discovered which gives
Immediate and lasting relief ia che most severe
instances.
Sold in RrUBMoHp oy appoi ntment ofthe Pro-
prietor. wholesale and fs,a'l a. Var & RooBEs,
Druggists, near the market bridge, saa by Vail,
Rogers, & Co. Druggists, opposite The swan Ia
VPYu.
N. B. Those persons wishing 10 purchase the
above valuable Medicines, may be fully satisfed
OF their superior viyucs by calling as aboveI and
peTusing great nurnosr Of certificates from per.
sons Of the first respedAbiIry, whieh are teo M.
mesouS and lengthy 10 insert in Newspaper ad-
vertiSement oaI.
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pEDIGREE.

PEDIGREE.
SIR ARCHY al gJt by old Diomed, out Of
Castianirl-she was foalded IN the year 1896,
and imported from England by John Tay oe, esq
in ,he year l739-She was gotten by lfe Piince
OF Waies's celebrated horse Rcckingham, ont of
'fabitha, by TGeutham { Sad BOOB, page BIS =.
hef gr4nian by Bosphcrus be, gtsndam = rs
own Sister to Crecian Princess, by Forester
Coalition Colt, son Of the Godolphin Araban---
Bustatd-Lord Legh's Charming Molly, by Sc.
cond t,he best son of Chll6ers)--H Dan, Mr..
Hangers brown mare, by SsanyaId's Arabian,
omt of Gypsey, by King Williams no tongue
Bsrh---Make!ess, ftom a royal mare.
When lust precedence is allowed those two
un.ivr..ed hosses, old Dionied, and Rockingham
(sirs ard graadsire Of SIR ARCHY) gentlemen
OF ID ;nrt wit readily admit rhs Superiority OF
his blood TO any horse of the present day.
s>--
PEPFOR HINGES.
1909, Sbyise Bice,inc----iie won the annual
stakes ~ FaIrfsd, three mile heats FIVE subsori-
hers, leo dniiaFs each. play or pay, beating with
great ease Mr. Mosby'. palafox, Mr.. Hoomes's
Tom Toughy and Two others,
.cGis. .GcaSor lie made great ., New
Ma'keS 70, the Jockey Club Purse, 4 mile heats,
evidently in bad order, beng bea, only few
feet by Col. seidsn's Nvtangler--eisht started /;
Vrangler frs'--Sir Archy second.
Same Season ---'ie won the Jockey Club
Pusse 81 WilamGtorough, N C. WITH g,ea,
esse, when bu, one would start against him.
1869, Fab neetiaz He won the Jockey
Club Purse a. Fs,rfedJ 4 mile heats. upon "a L
pun, bearing qaite easily MI. Watson's Tfan.
gier, and Mr.. .Mosby's Rarsy.
Sane .Seasoa----He won the Jockey Club
Purse at New Market, Z mile heats, wiki great
ease. seating Mr.. Winn's Gallatin, and Mr.
Een5ren's ~ulti.
Saape .Seases----Hs won the Jockey Club
Purse AZ Scotland Meek, Z, mile heats, bea.ing
with great ease general Carney's Blank, by Ci.
tizen, who had been SIX ,inIea e winner, and me-
YER beaten before.
TIE Subscriber has set apart Ter such mares
"a may be sent 10 SI'[ ARCHT, tsyo fields OF
more than two hundred acres each. wall eneios.
cd, and containing each one hun3red and hfty
cres of river lcJu ground; well set in white clover
and ether natural grasses. Corn ana oats will be
led to mares IN .nch quantities as gentlemen
may direct. to be paid fsr At the ncignhorhood
pricr, when the mares are taken away. Servants
board gratis, unless they remain with shs nlaYss-
in which case, one shilling add Cd day will be
required. MIR DAVE, who owns HE horse and
stood hin the last season, states that but one
mare had failed TO his knowledge, and she was
move than twenty years uld--so that Sir Archy
may justly be called sure foaI geites.
The high blood and commanding hguts CT Sir
Aieay, togsties with his well known perform
aIiccs on ,he turf ough, TO reeornrhsnd him 10
All tue sporssmen; and having deie mined to
give my attention and pasture. 10 studs, &c, the
public may he well satisfied that the greatest at.
tension shall be paid to mares sen, to my care.
bat will noe be answeiahIe for accidents or es.
capes.
GEORGE EVANS.
Oakland, Jan. 81, 1911, oaw4ts>oaf4s
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-08
LEES GENUINE MEDIcIvEs.

Just received from he Proprietor's Patent and
Family Medicine store, Nsw.Yo,k,
A fresh supply Of the above well
known Articles,
WHICH ave in n gin esteem AID general nse
tnronghou' the Uui;cd States, many of them Gin
dependent of their superior efficacy are said for
less than The Drugs of which ,hey are comroun.
ded could be purchased at retail storc. For
upwards of 10 pears past. they have bcen ce,e.
brated ac The hes, rcrsdies fo- ,he cure Ct those
disorders for which they are recommended, par
ucuagiy
Worms, Sprainss
Obstinate Coughs & Gods Patsy,
hs0nmes, ! ipwsr Weaknesses
Consumption, ersots DisordeI..
n9ut' eem'ie Ccmp!anss,
Rheumatism, Hoopins Cowch.
Aud most disorders Of the breast, are in,n,e
darcy relieved and stseIiig cused BY
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a single trial will prove. that Il restores Z E
determination of the Buds 20 The surface of the
BODY, and brings on tie common heathful per-
spiration; that it disiodges and evacuates The
,onsh viscih ph'egU OF n.uois, strengthens the
weakened vessels of The 'ungs, sheathes the a
crlmonious huntor which irrisatss them, aud a :.
nSiiy discharges IT. Thus striking at the root of
sSe disorder, the symptoms are OF course eiFs6lu
ally and permanently ccrqusred, the reverse Of
common medicines winch weaken the oonsiitu.
ton, and give strength 10 the disorder, for the
sake OF mede-ating for the present some of its
painful eiftas.
To parents who have Children ssiRei with
the Hopping Cough, tis discovery is Of the fivst
magnitude az It Affords Immediate relief. chscks
me ProSFess' ann IN shoft time entae!y tes
IN YES the uost cruel disorisr to ~hich children
Lre liable. The ELIXIR is SO perfectly sgfeeab.e,
aud The desc 50 ansa, that 70 difficulty arises in
taking IL.