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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-16
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at THIS Office. Orc 9
or ADVERTISEMENT ! |!
y-HE following abnrsct Of letter from DR..
Wiian Todd 10 w 4 Conway, evinces
che hyperion efficacy and ufiity of DR.. Refe's
Botanical Drop Yurr SO auicai Drops are
a msa excellent AMI certain cure for ali curA
neuus efuptions Saco, April IS, al
among The mary cures lately performed by
theie droos the following may not be uuintcr
eitng--sA laIy Of Waertoan was &c years
afflicted ", 4 cru .tions and .cshs Ill over the
neal face 5rhr 4 tie ears and various par.s
IL the byly attended Vi mott ,ormenurg
itching hurrhngS ant hlusches, and which
rendered her 70 cuple4sut 10 Eefieit that ihe
refuiei company for feve.ai rsonths--in this
.ruy deplorab,e asie ihr was prevailed on 20
Try DR. KcIf-s 30 anica Drops, wkea 10 Tie
aitontilimsa. ut herleif aai family ihc was
cured by taking bottles. a boy near Han
over was covered with biles and ulcers fevec
Al Of which had eat down 10 tie ribs, ATTEND
ed with iichings, turnings aud hiotcaes, was
cured by taking 9 bottles. 4 carpenter near
Bolton had his arms covered with biier, and
no LEI. fh7n AZ % one 2rrri tome az big a a
pigeons egg. was cnreI bv bottles. ~ TIE
r,bsle If tie absY. -v-ye ~ a cred iaes,aois ~
1hele drop, are radical cure fur lait RI 4.
leoroly, fcrofuia, fcurvy. emptions, pirpicd
faces, vencrcal rsints. when nscrcnIy has fail
ei, all impurities Of the blood and juices,
the ben ipring anal ausuIanaI phytic, aud may
be given to ,h,LseR with peiect tate y.
price ! dollar. ~ None genuire HTisf Egaes
w T Conway, b Particular! Prepared and
fold wholefa'e nv the fuie proprietor, W
Conway, No 8, Fremont aree', Bottom, aud
retail Ly Mr. Sic .hen pzten, Bookseller,
Portland; Bahfon, Wncallet; Dr. Ellis, Au-
gulla; Coodale, IIaloweli; Vim SewaA Poit-
Office, Bfunlwick; Todd, Salo; Capt. Froit,
Kennehunk, Tappan. PorIlncuth Thomas
and Whlpple, Newburyporr, and At moh
DruFgiils and Booksellers Of respectabiliy
ihrougbout rhe u $ where may tie had ~.
Hpaf., 8 seie5,osed Pag,, Iis7'g PsTvse's and
Ceta.e for veHertaI complaints Dr- HeJff
.1resatie F<m3.e PHls, for ooltfuttlons, Aad
which are equally conducive 20 he health OF
married ladies Iriss rbsn P,egasaf az winch
time they .uh NOT I've taken, price dollars
Dy 7ebb, esieE-4feJ Lininsesf for r.leumauim'
brute. fpf sins ihiTne "a the jo'nts, &C he
relief J. surmed'z,e AID cure frequently N ~
hour, Bstih Annieptsc Denttrice, When
nst only rendees black teeth white bur com
mun,czse. 10 the gars hea'sh and the breash
ds,icac fssetrcss Nv Is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-16
Up the sgaiIs.

INDIAN VAR-OEciai.

AN1l1A4N w l1 IA--LVtLiHLr
Extract Of lefter fyon Coz Harrison, ID tie
Secretary efWar, dated
H gaarfers, near rhe Propkeis To41r. .
Nove5nbcr 8 1911
SIR-I have the honor I'D inform YOU. Va, at
the dawn of Yesterday termna pH an action
between the troops under nv commend. and
the whole Of the Prophets farce. Fteir
Precipltste retreat, leaving number ct tie
warriors dead Oh the field, and the subse-
quent abandonment of their town. (Which
was partially fortIhed) attest for Us u com
plete and decisive victory. Ii has, however.
been dearly purchased. "A number ofbrave
and valuable men have fallen victims N
their zeal for their country's service. The
behavior Of The regular and militia troons
was such az would have done honor To vet-
Grams. arrived at my present position (a
mile from the town. on the evening" of the
9th inst correspondence was Immediate
" opened with the. Prophet, and there
was every appearance Of successful ter
minstion of the expedition, without blood.
shed. Indaed there was an agreement for
the suspension Of hostiIities until further
communication should take place On the
next day. Contrary, however, 10 this En-
-
O'clock in the morning, SO suddenly. that
the Inc ms were in the camp before many
of the men could get out Of their tents:
"A little confusion, for short time preyail.
ed. but aided by the great exertions III ,he
officers, was soon enabled 10 form the men
in srder. The companies which were h2rd
pressed were supported. seyerai successful
charges were maze, and about day Iiehttho
enemy were finally put to Eight. our killed
and wounded amounted 10 l7y, III .hess 42
are now de- Al.
have not been able 70 ascertain The num-
Der Of Inlians in the action, it must. how
ever, have been considerable
The principal chief nj those Potawatanis-
who have joined the Prophet, is wcunLed.
and in. our possession. / have taken CAFE
of him, and shall send him back 10 lis trihc-
AT some more leisure moment | shall 2n
myself the honor 10 transmit more part,r-
ular account Of the action, and ofo Dr@-
yious movements, and am, with the highest
respect, Sir Jour humble. servant.
WA, HENRY HARRISON
The Hon. WM EUsr1s, Ssuetgy oyVr.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-16
LADIES BE YER BONNEIS
Gould & Webffer,

A 7 their ffare oppofie Maine Bank. have
A mi received an adortmen, of BEAVER
BONNET5, of the newell faihion. of all hzss,
and very nice; which will be afforded az a
very reafonable price.
Hhs-a complete aGor,ment of Military
Hats al prices.
FIRST SECOND z THIRD quality Ha,s
from fbe Pe,flsnd HIT Fasaory.-DRaB HATS,
a-ge and fmaIl brins
Patent six Water ProT Has.
HAS from the Bottom Factory, various
Eyes
Fell Hiatt. all kinds, Manufactured by he
above 6rm, for fale at their shop 10 Fore tree.
and their liore il Exchange hreet.
TLe above may Ne had a. whclefale or re
tail. and viii be warranted 10 be iaii.iactory
10 the pu-claer
~ Cab given for all kinds Of Hating and
Ripping furs. NsienbD q. az
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-16
q A YOUNG LADY!!l

\ i T Bolton was aililcte with a mott violcn,
- cough, tghinefs Of The chef, great dih
Guilty Of breathing aad pain ia the iile; in
this dit. eilng has AFTER having tried mof
thisgs without tHsa was induced TO try Dr.
Relies Ai!ha,aic PILLS. when TO The iurprifc
Of herielf and friends. after one box her !eep
va. reiored, her cough left her and on fin
i.hing lie Ie-ond her heal, b was perfectly
efl4bhihed. An elderly genllcmaa of Salem,
wa, many years afflicted with mott violent
cough, grear difficulty cf breathing = wheel
ing, could not ileep, by taking boxes was.
relieved An aged man OF Hanover was 20
wears all taed with an ai.hma, could rot lay
down ia his bed, vas relieved by taking s
boxes. A gentleman Of Wi:csiset was years
afflicted with an ailhma, togetEer with depri.
vation Of leep. was relieved by taking s
boxes. An aged lady Of Bofson was years
all ctei with violent cough, difficulty Of
breathing, could not lay down in her bed for
wears, wa. relieved by taking boxes SsT7Je
above rrere ,tfg.sf ., faf rsiieft These Pills
s.ve irEsns rote ~ aI eoggLf, esIds. altman, eas-
sunffis,s, fFay yf sas5irs, xbsezng5 W
yssaf soli5 1s yen.z's j. a Jfzp bssrs; RE ogef
u5 tfus q reti5f egailly sg~esahie e1s7 -etes .bs
lung. are oFst7sL ~ One BIZ containing 2
pills frequently eff 81 cure. price | dollar.
IN for Or Relies Aithnatic Pills None
az eearirs Hsis,f Eyres' W T Conway'-Jefyr-
tieaia, Prepared and fold vhoie.aIe BY she
fole .woprie;or, " I Conway, No 3, fremont
aree., Eoaon, and retail oy ipeciAl appoint
meut by MFR stephen Patter. Bookseller.
Portland; Babfon, Wifcsde., Goolae. Hal
lowell; Dr. Joel Ellis, Auguita ". sew4il,
Poif Office, Brunluick IUcd. saco FroIs,
Kennebunk: rzppan, Port.m7uh, Ehor.as
and Wh'pple, Newanryp5rt. and maii Drug
elf. al 5ook(ellers Of retpecfabiiity through
ia, The u. $. u5s,s 5isa ~ay .. bal ~ f1oss
M, sacsrrfs ard spps.sri hssi.Iats, s5e- P,spa~
eFty w II Conway. Nov IL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-16

kndb AN bda VT~A@A 90 St~hn1AA vioe@- - - ~
Wfx WORK,
at Mr.. Folfom Hall, in Middle -Rree.--The
following caim particular notice viz.
A new am beautiful contributed
ORGAN
playing grea variety Of mu6c, accompanied
by the hs,eeniiter States, performing upon
chime of beIh Striking Likenefes of
Ferdinand 9TH, his Wife, and
Charles 9TH, in the prefence of
Napoleon,
from an exgct original drawing taken at
Bzyonne in France,
His Royl Highnefs Frederick,
Duke ofYcrk, paying bis address 70
Mr. Mary Ann Clark,
Pronounced " gentlemen from London to be
excellent hkaeiIes of thofe noted periouages
The late celebrated Matam Kacam-
Ter.
Of Paris repeiented aneep, with her lovely
ctild playing at her fide,
-Abellino, or the Great Bandit,
in prefence Of the Duke Of Venice and his
counis!Iors--The Duke fupports bis daughter,
who faints sthe fight Of Abelno, to whom
fhe IS betrothed in marriage under the name of
Flodoardo; one ccuniellcr attempts 10 fly
from Abeliino, who flle sccuies HIM Of trea-
con while friendly councillor afits the
Duke and his daughter
The VICdR or WAKEFIELD,
R.fcuing his daughter Olivia. from the hands
of a esuet LandIady.
The Execution Of Miantonimoh,
Chief Of The Narsganfet Iutiars, who vss ia
ken prifoner in battle with Uncas, Chief of
hfohegan and friend Of the Rngiiih. Condemn
ed BY he General Court Of Connecticut 10 fuf-
fer death. for repeated and barbarous MUIR
ders Of he Englili and Mohegans On the
way 10 The place OF Execution, Uncas killed
Mrantonimoh by fpIitting his head with
halchc -Uncas cutting piece from his
ihoulder, ate il, and with tavage triumph, de-
cared il was fweeter than Engiiihmen's meat.
A iikcneis OF the Welcome Receiver
wko keeps the Mufeum,
The above cokleffisn sf figures 1uere
executed By tie ingenious artJf K.
Moulthrop, and ha0s been declared BY
peJea Cmn5iDSnr5 to be Ezprisr to any
eOer bstore exhibited in the u. States.
The Myfsim ryiH be open eVey day.
(Smday excepted Jrsnp 9 in The na3yn-
ing til 9 in The eOeaiRg, and tuiH be re-
m5ued tron1 ibis place fb0rty.
Touch not. handle not
But lock with al the eyes you've got
O. lb9e 1vbo svJtb to vie1v this nesv
and ingeai9ag cogfrusFed ORGAN, and
The ab5Os Collection zuiN pSdjs to in
provc tie prefnt opportunity.
Ambulance rs cents Children haT price
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-16

NFURNS the pulic that he continues 70
: carry on the
Cabinet Mixing BnfneG.
at bis fhop, he'd cEIchange- s,reef, nearly
oppoire Mr. Rober Boyd's fore where he
has confanily for De variety of FURNI-
TURF, made of god materials and in a faith
fuI aud fashionable manner, on Reasonable
terms.
WANTED 10 PURCHASE,
A quantity Of feafnet Birch JOICF and
BOARDS--to pay ia Furniture or Cath if
offered ioon Ot7obsr IA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-16
WANT a a Woman

TO do the tiuusr work in a small FAINT
in this towa--to whom good wages will
lie given, Il immaculate application IS made
az tins Oifcr. Orc Q
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-16
Original a7isrfllanp.


I" Tor zYc are his workmanship, created dne7v
~ Chris, .IesEs unto good Svo,ks, zuhich God
hath before ordained that zre should z9alk in
,bo,., -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-16
REMOVAL.
John PRICHARD,

-
a CQUAINTs bis friends and the ,ubEc
gsaerally, hat he has removed from bis
former fand AZ the Hay market, and has
opened FEz7-FER STORE, ia Enc fret,
:; the bead Of Ingsaham's Wharf, where he
keeps ccnlsansly for fale, Live Geeie, RufIia,
Calls and common FEATHERS, which be
offers a low as can be purchafed in the fate
Hio, MasiraAes for ieamen.
PRIcRAsD ALTO Informs the public that
he hss sstsa the Brick Houfe ia Fore street,
oppelse Tiscomb's Wharf, formerly occupied
rs Frtir H.re, where FIVE or fix fieady
5o8rdsrs can be accommodated, and Private
Parties entertained
tie has alio opened underneath faid houle, 4
ProUyian q Grocey Stare,
9Th which families and others may be fur
riiael 90 moderate terms.
Ps.tisas, Atp. rs IN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-16

WILLIAM FRANCS,
20 RIBS Howard Gt-ee,, 5 Fine FLOUR;
Sd DO. A.eranasia do. 10.
E4nfed 10 purtbofs
500 Four tbs for which cath Will be given
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-16

II The Garment suits fhee thou art mel
come 10 zDear III.
COMMUNE with myself, q Friend, ard
cans,slrr Sys.eIrfvre al. q wsst made - Con-
ten, plate thy powers, lily waits, shO Ny
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-08-26
Bilious and Malignant
FEVERS.


TIE proprietor OF +" Hahn's Anti Bill.
Gus Pills" has every possible reason that
can result from extensive experience. for
believing. that dose of these Pills, taken
once every two weeks during the preva.
lence of cur Bilious Fevers, will prove an
infallible preventative-and further, in the
early stages of those diseases, their use
will succeed in restoring health. and
frequently in cases esteemed desperate,
and beyond the power of common RENE.
dies.
The operation of these pills is perfectly
mid, SO as to be used by persons in every
situation, and of every age.
They are excellentiy adapted to carry
off superhuous bile and prevent its morbid
secretions--to restore aud amend the APP
petite--to produce a free perspiration and
thereby prevent colds which are often OF
fatal consequences. A dose never fails to
remove q cold If taken on its first appear
aoce- .they are celebrated for removing ha-
bitual sickness at the stom
ach and severe headache ..and ought to
be taken by all persons on a change oil
climate.
They have been found remarkably eff.
cncious in preventing and curing disorders
attendant on long voyages. and should be
procured and carefully preserved for use
by every seaman.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-08-26

To parents who have children aFiaed with
the Hopping Cough, this discovery is of the first
magnitude, as it affords immediate relief, checks
tile progress and in short time entirely rec
moves The most cruel disorder u which children
arelsble. The Elixir 10 so perfectly agreeable,
and the dose so small, that no difficulty arises in
taking IL.
Q' The Medicines prepared by H.
LEE, have been ~ the highest estimation
throughout the United States for upwards
OF ten years, many of these are sold for
kss than the drugs OF which they are CON-.
Pcyodedeeould be purchased IN a retail
Store.
Purchasers are requestedto remember
that an engraved Label, with the signature
Of Hounah Lee, widow of the lac Richard
Lee. Jonr. Ito counterfeit which is felony }
Is affixed to each of the geAulne medicines.
~ Sold, WhoieSaie and Retail, afthe .drgus
Office, Richmond.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-08-26
DIR. HAMILTON'S
GRAND RESTORATIVE,

Which the inventor confidently recommends as ar
invaluable medicine for the speedy relief & perms
nent cure Of various complaints which .csult from
disspated pleasures, juvenile indisc, etons. resi-
tenoe i'll climates unfavorabie to the constitution
the immoderate use of TEA, frequent, intoxicatoI
or any destructive ;niemperance, the unsEi!ful Q.
excessive use of mercury, the diseases peculia,
To females at certain period of life, bad lying:
in, &c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-08-26
Hamilton's Worm-Lozenges

Among theymptoms attending worms,
are disagreeabk breath, especially in the
morning. --bad and corrup,Sd gums. Itch
Ing in the nose am aboyfthe seat, convul.
ms and epileptic f.sIGnd sometimes prl-
ton of speech, Eirregular appetite,
sometimes loathipfp fopd aud sometimes vo.
ra1ous, purgingf with Shiny and foetid
stools, vomitys, IargA and hard belly,
pains and sickness at the,stomach pains in
the head snd thihs, with lAwnSss OF sexits,
dry cough. excessive Mrs petim&
pale and unhealthy coune nad som&
times the face bloated bd al y
Persons afflicted with kny oYltne above
symptoms, should have iN(ped date receGrse
TO Hamilton's Worm Destroying Lszerges,
which have been constantly amended with
success in all complaints similar to those :.
bove described.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-08-26
A G A r ID.
JAMES A. OswALp.


Presents best respects to his friends and pat
rons in the city and vicinity Of Richmond,
and informs them that his annual vacation,
which hitherto has included the whole month
of August, will this year, embrace only ff-
teen days, namely, from the LIST to fifteenth
inst. on which day he will resume and ASST
duousy prosecute his professional functions,
every day of the week, Saturday afternoon
and Sunday excepted J he likewise informs
them that he has engaged gentleman, a
native of France and classical scholar. to
teach the French language.
]. A. o. takes the liberty also of acouain4
ting the ppRlic in general Hat he has opened
department for the instruction of young Ia
dies, which is entirely separate from the male
department.. 4
Terms of tuition, NO per annum, payaf
bic quarterly, for TIE Nllowisg branches
namely, reading, WHITING, cSshering, English
grammar, composition, geography, use of the
globes. Latin language, &c. with an add;-
tional sum of FIFTEEN dollars per annum, for
the Greek language, and mathematics
Rules-at whatever time any pupil is enter
ed, he must be considered as entered for the
remaining part of the current year. Every
parent or guardian who intends withdrawing
his child or ward at the expiration of the year.
is requested to notify such intention to ]. A.
0. at least six weeks prior to the expiration
of the term.
For further particulars apply to
JAMES A. OSWALD.
.Augusto. 2w3w.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-08-26
Virginia

.At a Superior Court Of Ckancery, holden at
me Cahitot, in the City Of Richmond, the
22d dey Of June, 1911.
Elizabeth b. Kennon, executiix of Richard
Kennon, deceased, Pitt.
AGAINST
John MarabFe, Richard Marable, and Alex
ander Brown, admor. &c of Champion
Marable, deceased, Leonard Claiborne and
Mary NJ. his wife, William B. Stokes, Ma
ny M. Stokes, and John Bigger and Sally
his wife, Jonathan Meriweher JackApn,
Philip Whitehead Jackson, and Nsxy Hi
zabeth Jackson, and Champ Jon c 1rfG N Ia
rable, son, heir and devisedof Geo8e Ma
rable, deceased, 6efk
THE defendants John MaNsblex Risiard
Marable, Jonathan NJ. Jackson, ,PhXp w.
Jackson, and Mary Elizabeth jackson, not
having entered their appearance and given
security according to the act of assembly and
the rules of this court, and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the court that they are not in
haoitants of this country: on motion of the
plaintiff by her counsel, 1t is ordered, That
the said defendants do appear here on the
first day of the next term and answer the
bill of the plaintiff; and that copy of this
orderbe forthwith inserted in some newspa-
per published in the City of Richmond, for
two months successfully, and posted at the
front door of the Capitol in the said City.
A Copy-Teste,
VIM. w. HENING, &C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-08-26
Hamilton's Essence s Extract
of MUSTARD.

A safe effsctual. remedy for acute and
chronic rheumatism. gout, rheumatic govt.
palsey, lumbago, numbness, white swelling,
chilblains, sprains bruises, pain in the
face and neck. &c. &c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-08-26

In Hsn'ico County Court, J4ly /, 1911
Joseph Chiidress, Pitt } In Chance
AGAINST Sryonan In
Matthew Whiting, Def. } junction.
The defendant not having entered his APP
pearance and given security aecordingrssthc
act OF assembly and the rules Of this con
and 1t appearing to the Satisfaction of q
court that hei not an inhabit3 int of feouv
try on the motion of the pla4tiff by fE coul
sci, 1t is Ordered, that the I'D defejdant 40
appear here on the first NJ hday il October
next, and answer the bill of e PLAINTIFF and
that copy of this order be hsth-vitb/ inser-
ted IN some newspaper published ixfhe city
OF Richmond, fortwo monthsuccessively, and
another copy. posted at the front door of the
courthouse of this county.
A Copy-Teste,
Ro. w. CHRISTIAN, d. C. H. C.
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Sixty Dollars Reward.


RUN AWAY from the subscriber in
Halifax county, Virginia, on the night of
the 9TH inst. three slaves, viz. JACK, his
wife BETTY, and their daughter FANNY.
Jack is small mu,atto man about 40 or so
years OF age, his hair inclined to be straight !;
he is very sensible and an active good Gard
ner, Hostler and Carriage driver; Betty is a
large mulatto woman, inclined to be very
heshy and has pleasing countenance when
spoken to she is between 80 and IS wears of
age; and Fanny, mulatto girl, II or Is
years OF age, very cross-eyed, has a plea
sing countenance and apt to smile when
spoken to; she is low but stout/dn1well
made.-Jack carried with himft% blue
coats turned up with buff, one of Ifch was
nearly new, and number of otA<clothes
BETTY and Fanny carried with them a
number of good clothes, not recollected.
They will no doubt attempt to pass az free
and probably will be lurking about Rich.
mond, where Betty has a Brother and her
mother living both of them ass free !. her
brother calls himself John Hambleton. All
masters OF vessels and others are cautioned
against conveying away, or in any way har-
bouring said slaves at their peril.
Il will give the above reward If secured !,
any Jail SO that / get them AGAIN or %
dollars Tor either of them. If brought home
all reasonable charges will be paid in addi-
ton to the above reward.
JOHN WILSON,
Committee of
JAMES A. GLENN.
N. b. Jack formerly belonged to NJ John
Bird and Betty was purschased of John Cor
bin. '''''' WI
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-08-26

take this opportunity of announcingto all
those stlllindebted tothe late firm of RoBERT
& ALLAN POLLOK, & Co. that unless they
come forward and make speedy and salts
factory arrangements for the payment Of
their respective debts, suits shall be indiscri-
Intimately instituted.
ALLAN POLLOK,
suruiUing fiarfner in THE country of
ROBERT & ALLAN POLLOK, & Co.
Richmond, June 81, 1911. QD
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WANTED.

FOR the next year Cor Immediately mot now
engaged) a manager for valuable estate on
James River, a few miles above RAYMOND.
A person from Loudon county is well
acquainted with the Glover {ry, and
can come highly recommend konessf,
sobriety, industry and skill in NDlhing, would
be preferred. Enquire of the Printer.
Richmond, July 10Th, 1911. If
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A Tutor w anted.

Il
/ WILL gxe liber1 wages to a Gentleman
of good mcNel Character, wbsfs qualified
to teach the EAt6 and English lapguaS les,
Geography e Vkbmetic. He wiz w3h-
ted about Chris masN shall be at tn Springs
until the 1oth& Septes berA and dkring my
absence, application maybe made to Df bro
Their John Miller of Cartersyille sS%ho is full
ly authorized to contract for NE.
THOMAS MILLER,
Of Po7vhatan
July 22d, 1911. (w5D
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Drawing next Month.

THE COMMENCE MENT
OF the Drawing of the SUSQUEHANNA
CANAL LOTTERY, will positively take
place on the Fourth Monday in next month
august and will continue to draw regular
ly three days in each week, till finished, and
that no apology viii be offered for the post
poncment of single day.
IN THE ABOVE LOTTERY ARE
10000
10000
10000 80
5000
5000
1000
1000
1000
Highest Prizes.
Only 10000 Tickets, and not two blanks to
prize.
Tickets for sale atthe Argus Ofice-Prizes
in former lotteries received in payment.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-08-26
ITCH CURED,

BY once using LEES SOVEREIGN ONT.
hENT.--The proprietor informs those persons
and families who are suffering under this disease
against the infection of which no per on is safe
that If this ointment Is used at night, on going
TO bed, it never fails to perform cure by the fol-
lowing morning, as Thousands who have used il
during The lsss ten years can testify. The pecu
liar excellencies Of This iufalibe remedy for the
Itch, over every oshsr, are the certainty Of cure
bJ single application the ingredients being so
innocent as iobe applied with perfea safety to
the 'endere,t infant and its being not only free
IFom any offensive smell, but equally agreeable
with the pleasantest poma,um.
lnfallible Ague and Fever
DROPS,
For the cure Of Aguss, remiTent, and in
termittent Fevers.
The Genuine Pension Lotion.