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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-05
Hamilton's Norrn destroy
ing LOzengeS.

This medicine bears no analogy what
ever to others of a similar title SO com
monty complained Of as operating with
violence on the contrary, aparticular
excellence of this remedy is its being
suited to every age andconstitution. /:
contains nothing but what is perfectly
innocent, and is so mild in its operate
on that it cannot injure the tsnderest
infant of week old, should no worms
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-05
The Sovereign Ointment for
the Itch,

Which is warranted Ar infallihls re-
medy at one application, and may 30
used with the Nest perfect safety by
pregnant women, or on infants week
old, not containing particls Of mercu.
ry or apy dangerous ingredients what
ever, and is net accompanied with that
tormcntine smart whichattends the exc
hihltion Of other remedies.
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the pains in my breast anu ' - n s.s
one bottle only restored me 10 .peFiec'
]. A. SMITH.
Marke, Street, F. Point.
LEES

IL IL ~ ~
Genuine Essence & Extract OF Mustard
A safe and effectual remedy LOT a.
cute and Chronic Rheumatism, uou''
Palsy, Lumbagc, Numbness, w hi'e'
Swellings, Chilblains, Sprains, Bruises
Pain in the Face and Neck, etc.
Extract of a letter from MIR Nehemiah
Gregory, agent for the Proprietors'
dated Norfolk, (Va.) Jn'y "A, 1879.
aessrs. Michael Lee y Co.
Your essence of Mustard is highly
approved of by number of persons OF
this CITY. who have had occasion to APP
ply it in cases of Bruises, SPrains 81.
You may send me further supply
also, send ne some more of your snti-
Bilious Pills, as they sell we'll /; the
whole of your Medicines are in consi.
derable demand. Yours truly,
N. GREGORY. ,
Lees Ambitious Pills, for the pre-
vention ofbilious fsvers, SC.
Lees Elixir for violent colds, coughs.
Ssc
Lees Infallible Ague and Fever
Drops.
Lee. Worm destroying Lozenges.
Lees Itch Ointment. warranted TO
cure By one application, (*i;hout Mer-
curry
Lees Graad Restorative for nerv.
Gus disorders, inward weakness, etc.
Lees Iadian Vegetable Specific, Tor
the Venereal.
Lees Persian Lotion, for letters
and Eruptions.
Lees Essence and Extract of Mus
tard, for the Rheumatism, etc.
Lees Eye Water.
Lees I eotA-Athe Drops.
Lees Damask Lip Salve.
Lees Corn Plaster.
Lees Anodyne Elixir, for the cure
of headaches.
Lees Tooth Powder.
The above Celebrated Medicines
continue to be faithfully prepared, a"d>
Sold by the Proprlclors, No. SO, Fit
Street, Baltimore.
And by their appointment in Alex
andria, hy
X. GRAY, bookseller, King-street
and N. KINGSTON, Fairiax-s
TO country merchants and others,
who purchase to sell again, liberal
discount will be given by the Proprle
tors.
To detect counterfeits, observe each
article has. on the outside WI PIPER, the
signature of
MICHAEL LEE, and Co.
N. B. At the places OF sale may be
had (gratis) pamphlets containing ca
ses of cures whose length prevents
their being herewith inserted.
Oct Is.
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Hahn's Anti. Bilious Pills.

For The prevention and cure of niiious
ana malignant Fevcls.
The Proprietor has every possible
reason that can result from extensive
experience, for believing, that dose
of these Pills, taken once in every two
weeks, during the prevalence OF our
bilious fevers, will prove an intailio'e
preventative and further, that in the
earlier stage. Of those diseases, their
use will very generally succeed in re-
storing health, and frequently in Cases
esteemed desperate and beyond the
power of common remedies.
They are excellently adapted to car
ry eff superAuous bile, and prevent its
morbid secret;ons; to restore and a.
mend the appetite to produce free
perspiration. and thereof prevent colds,
which are often of fa:al consequences
A dose ncrer fails to remove cold,
if taken or is first appearance they
are celebrated for removing habitual
costivencss, sickness at the stemach &
severe headache and ought to be ia
ken by all persons on change OF eli.
mate
In sickly times or places, dose
should he taken every fortnight, and if
there is reason to appreEend personal
danger, it may betaken once week
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-05
HAMILTON's

GENUINE ESSENCE AND EX-
TRACTS or MUSTARD.
4 safe and effectual remedy tor a.
cute and chronic rheumatism, govt,
rheumatic govt palsy, lumbago, numb
ness, white swel'ings, chilblains. sprains
bruises, pain in the face and neck &c:
This valuable remedy is prepared
both in a fluid state and in pills, and
thus excelIently adopted, for external
and internal use.
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Michael Lee e Co.

Afessrs. Michael Lee e Co.
/ was attacked with a most violent
cold, severe cough and pain In the
breast, which continued to grow worse
during which my appetite flied end
my voice altered! 20 much that it was
with the utmost exertion l could pro-
nounce single sentence louder than
my breath. some of my friends hav-
ing observed to me that much good
had been done by the use of Lees <
lixir, advised me to procure bott'c
from Mcssrs Warner and Hanna,
which l accordingly did-and to those
persons unacqnainted with the merits
of this medicine, it will appear ssto.
nishing that three doses should remove
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-05
AN ACCOUNT OF
L Z e S
Patent & Family Medicines,

CELEBRATED FOR THE CURE
Of most diseases 10 watch the Human
Body Is iiaos,
PARTICULARLY
Worms, Coughs and Colds, Asthma,
Consumption, Gout, Rheumatism,
Sprains, Palsy, Headache, I Doth,
Ache, Corns, Itch, Diseases of the
Eyes, Ring Worms, letters, &c In
ward Weaknesses, Nervous Disorders,
Female Complaints, Hopping Cough.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-05
Hannah Lee.
law
July -
LEES ELIXER.

A sovereign remedy for cold, ohsti
nate coughs, cataraghs, as,hmas, sor
th,oats and approaching consu:nptions
s11essrs. Michael Lee, e Co.
You are at liberty to use nav nams
in the recommendation OF Lees Elixir.
as from repeated trials l have found II
an exceIlen, remedy for colds, coughs:
SC.
RD. BARRY.
BALTIMORE, June 20, 1910.
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HAMILTON's ELIXIR,

A sovereign remedy TO- Colds, obs'l-
nate Coughs. As;hmas, Sore Threats
and approaching consumpllon', and
most disorders Of the breast & lungs.
To Parents who have Children afflicted
with the Whooping Cough.
This discovery is OF the first meg
nitude, as it affords immediate relief
checks the progress,ana in short time
entirely removes the'nost cruel dior
der to which children are liable. The
Elixir is so perfectly agreeable, and the
dose 50 small, that no difficulty arises in
taking it.
Hahn's GENUINE German Corn Plaster.
Hahn's Genuine Eye Jafer.
Tooth .4che Drops.
The Genuine Persian Lo;ie1.
The Restorative Po7vder for the Teeth
ard Gums.
LeJalibie Agur and Fever Drops, ,
For The cure, of agnes, remlttant ana
intermittent levers, &c. &c.
Sold Wholesale and Retai' at Lees
Patent and Family Medicine Store,
No. SO, Maiden-lane, New-icrk-ano
by particular appointment, by JAMES
KENNEDY; sen. Bookseller, Alex
andria.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-06
PETERSBURG, August 8.
ARMY MOVEMENTS.

Two companies of volunteers Zone of
them militia about so men each. from Bruins
wick. commanded by captains Maclin and
Iritchett, passed through Petersburg on
Thursday evening last, destined for Norfolk.
They are generally young, good looking men,
were in high spirits, and will no doubt rem
der good account Of themselves, in the e.
vent Of coming in collision with Br. force.
The citizens of Petersburg invited the Off
cars and men OF this detachment to partake
ct soldiers fare at Poplar Spring. After
dinner the troops were escorted to the low
er end of Blandford, where they were cheer
ed by the people.
We are requested by the officers of this
detachment oftroops, to tender their warm
est thanks to the citizens of Petersburg for
the very friendly manner in which they were
received, and the attention paid them during
tireir short stay in town.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-06

ful knowledge" Ofthe measures adopted
We know nothing except that it was resolv-
ed to observe the Fast recommended by the
President. 2S Minister'S of the Gospel were
present and in the days the meeting con-
tnued, sermons were delivered by Messrs.
Roberts, Dorsey, Ross. Creath, Randleson,
Poindexter, Phil. Bennett, Moses Bennett,
Culpepper, Davis, Spivey, sc. &c. to large
and attentive audiences.
Major Iisdale of this town has received
instructions from the Governor of North
CaToina, to have detached and marched to
Fort Hampton, four companies of militia
IRON the Regiments of Craven, Beaufort,
Onsiow, and Lenoir, to be stationed at that
place. They will be under the command
Of Major Tisdalc.--.Ve7,6trn NJ c. Paher.
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Aug. g..
SALE9.lPAUCTIlM

!SALES.4TAUCTI0W:
On Saturday the 8lh inst will be sold, at
the Subscriber Office, without reserve. -
10 Hhds. Pennsylvania Whiskey,
DO. Antigua Rum,
2 Pipes Country Gin,
: a alpS Casks Spanish Brandy,
8 Half Pipes l.. p. Tenerife, ,
Is Or. Casks ist quality Malaga { Wine.
10 do. do. Muscat
10 small do TYSON Tea.
10 Tierces Table Salt, bushels each.
$50 Sacks coarse do.
IS Boxes 8by TO Window Glass,
10 Tons Iron, assorted,
Barrels Copperas,
16 Bbls. LIST quality, } p,o.y. sno
10 do. ID do. INV" 'us'''
IS Bags Green Coffee,
IL Bags Pepper,
10 Boxes 1st quality Chocolate,
10 do. do. Soap,
IS Reams Writing Paper and other arti,
cles.--Terms made known before the com;
meAcement of Sale.
AT THE SANE TIME WILL Re SOLD.
TWO LOTS ON SHOCKOE HILL,
Ohhosite 10 Mr.. Gibson's Garden.
FOSTER & SAFCHELL, Auct'rs.
9th Aug. ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-06
Extract eta letter .Jrom Washington, III
pHst a. 1872


gust 4, 1912.
" Mr.. Wagner came out in the Fede-
raj Republican of yesterday, published at
Georgetown, in his usual iqfanrmatory style,
by way, L suppose, of shelving that he is the
friend of heace and good order. He pub
fishes letter from his partner, Mr.. Han
son; it comes, as Mr.. Wagner says, from
the borders ofthe regions Of death. Where
about that place is l know not but, not to
deal in Poetry, Hanson is very securely, and
very snugly situated in Montgomery county,
with all the good things of this world in a
bundance. How he will reconcile his con-
duct to the relatives of poor Gen. Lingan, i
know not: But it seems to me, that man
who takes from family, and leads INTO
danger, the "mdishensa6le" prop of the ia
mily, Gas Wagner admits Gen. Linghan TO
have been,) and thereby deprives that fami
ly of its father and support, ought, instead
of rejoicing, to refent his crime in sackcloth
and ashes. You will, no doubt, see Hanson's
note to Wagner, in which he talks about
raising " monument" to Gen. Lingan, and
procuring j. stice. AS to the monument, he
had better appropriate the money il would
cost to the alienation of the Affections of the
Generals disconsoate family and as to
the justice, if Hanson and Wagner both had
the right share Of it, they would not be allow
ed to set people by the ears as they do
You have, presume, noticed the out
cries of the federal prints on the occasion.
In all they say, they assume that the armed
band Of strangers who made a lodgment in
house in Baltimore, were justified by lar
The point of law, on the contrary, is direct
ly against Wagner and Hanson; and for
the sake of truth will briefly state it:
III N number of men ,y.os,,
ARMS, in terrorem populi, though no act is
done, IL is riot. ii Mod. 1l6, l17.
The assembling together, or THEIR oWE
AU7'HORITT, 7Oith an INTENT MUTUALLr
TO ASSIST ONE HB07HBR, against mr. VINO
SMALL OPPOSE THEM, in The eCecuti2n Of
same eHferfr7zc Of a HriUate nature and
afterwards actually executing the same IN a
Uiotent, turbulent manner, 10 THE TERROR
or THE PEOPLE, IL a riot, zvhethcr The ret
intended zoaS, QfA8eiE LAWFUL, or UHLAB,-
FUL Hawk p. e. c. 81, 81.
An unlawful assembly is, where great
numbers, complaining of common griev-
ance, meet together, armed i'm n z0arhke
manner. in order to consult together con-
corning the most proper means for the re-
covery of their interests for no one can
Joresee 7Dhaf may be the event Of such an az
sem6ty.--1 Hawk. p. G. c. IS. s 9.
III man be menaced or threatened, that
IT he comes to the market of A or to B. that
he shall be beat, he cannot make an Assem-.
oily Vfeohte 10 go there, and this in safe
guard Of his person for he ~ ed not 70 there,
and he may have remedy by surety Of the
peace. Br. Riots, i'll. 1.
!" Thus, the authority Of Law, to which
Wagner and Hanson so vociferously appeal
IS directly against them. They assembled in
arms. to the terrorof the people Of Baltimore,
with the intcn;ion o. resisting any who might
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-06
FARMERS, RANK


DIRECTORS of the FARMERs' BANR OF
YI@GINIA, elected in This Cky, on Mon
day laet.
RICHMOND.
Benjamin Hatcher Robert Pollard,' Colin
McRae,s Christopher Tompkins,a Benjamin
Tate,s Frederick Pleasants,@ John L. Harris,s
saac Webster VIM. C.. Williams Joseph
Marx, John G. Gamble, Robert Graham, John
Cunningham, John Amber, James w. Winfree
PETERSBURG.
John III. Brown John G. Wilcox L. T.
Stainback,' Charles Corling,' Pleasant Aiken
John Osborne Samuel Christian Edward Wat
kins,' of Dawiddie, WIN. Clarke, Edward Pc
gram, David Walker, Joseph Bragg, Jones
Mitchell.
NORFOLK.
Richard Blow Richard Drummond,s VIM.
b. Seldom VIM. C. Holt George Kelly Rich
ard II. Lee,' John Tabb,' John T. Bowden,@
Moses Myers, Warren Ashley, Wright South
gate, Philip Henop, VIM. Dickson.
WINCHESTER.
James Singleton Daniel Lees Archibald
Magill,' Samuel Wndcll,' Abram Miller l.
saac Hollingsworth,s John ID Orr Samuel lay
ior,s II. w. Baker, James English Alfred Ii.
Powell, Edward Mcclure. Lewis Hoff.
FREDERICKSBURG.
John T. Brooke John Moncure,t William
Brent. Robert Stannard.' John w. Green,' FL.
lot Fishback,' DR.. John Taliaterro,' Stapleton
CrutchReld,' A F. Rose, John Crump, William
Bernard, Murray Forbes, John Gray.
LYNCHBURG.
Edward Watts William NorvclI,' William
I. Lewis William Armistead,F John School
feld,' Henry Brown Fielding Bradford VIM.
Warwick Charles Johnston, william Morgan,
Thomas Higginbotham, William Davis, Will
am Mitchell.
GT Those marked thus e. were Elected
by the Executiye-the others by the Stockhol
ders.
BENJAMIN HATCHER, is elected Presi-
dent, and WILLIAM NEKERvIs, Cushier Of
the Farmers Bank, at this place. The O.
Their Officers we understand will be appoint
ed on Monday next.
n The Volunteer Association for Home
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BY virtue Of deed of trust executed to thes
subscriber by John F Robertson, for the pur-
pose of securing certain sums Of money due to
Nelson Flournoy, will be sold, for ready mo-
ney at Nathaniel Childers's Tavern, in the tow,
OF Manchester, considerable quantity OF
Household & Kitchen FURNITURE meu, ion.
ed 10 the said trust deed. The sale will take
place a. the place aforesaid on Wednesday, III
l2th day Of August.
NATPL. CHILDERs, Trustee.
Manchester, ooh july, 1912. g..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-06

PURSUANT to q decd Of trust executed to
the subscriber, on the 23rd day Of March,
1910, and of record in Washington County
Court, by Andrew Staunton. for the purpose Of
securing to William p. Thompson, a sum of
money for which he was bound as the security
Of the said Andrew stanton in an Injunction
bond, which sum is supposed TO be about 5000,
will be sold, on credit Of six months, to the
highest bidder, at public sale in the town Of
Abingdon, and county Of Washington, on
Wednesday the 4th day Of November next,
1910 a
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-06

oppose them, and they went to that citp
where they need not have gone.
1T is true, indeed, that "the house of .
man is To him his castle and his defence, ,
and that it 4 man be II, his house, and he
hears that persons are coming to his house
to beat him, he may make AN assembly OF
| his friends and neigh6orS to assist and aid him
in safe-keeping his Ierson )" but if man be
not in his house, and he understands that if
he go there he will be molested, it is not law
| tai tor him 20 assemble persons not his fell
iow-citizens or neighbOrs, with arms, and to
spill blood in carrying his design into execu-
ton.
The object of the law is to protect the
herSon OF Il man, and it is in protection of the
;aerson that the house ~ considered mans
Castle. OF course, where the he1soa is safe
OUT OF the house, and the going 10 he House
endanScrS the person, then the occupancy of
the house runs counter 10 law. And howe
yer much right man has TO occupy his house,
no man has a right to do it by taking force
with him upon his own mere motion. fthat
were TO be permitted, we should be at once
RETURNED to state OF Barbarism. the strong
would overpower the weak !; every man
would be Judge in his own case; * law, JUS
tice and good order, would be at an end II
LazvfuL thing cannot be done IN an uniaz/m
manner: Witness the proceedings i'll cases
IF Forciblc Entry and Detainer.
"Wagner and Hanson, then, having pro-
ceeded untagfxiy, the WRONG Is WITH
THEM. And the Rioters in the House at
baltimore, were as much moo as the pop
ulace. There is no doubt that every man of
them was subject to trial for murder in the
first degree.
"I say. down with all mobs. Let the
laws reign. But let us not countenance the
outcries of those who siiRt the first blood
Mr.. Wagner seems to think that liberty is
not at all endangered by his own proceed
ngs But pray, let him look into the His
tor, of Revolutionary France. He will there
find that the most cruel stabs to freedom
came from Marat, who published a paper
like the " Federal Republican" and who
collected at Paris bands of armed men to
overa7vc those whom he denounced i'm his
incendiary journal.
by the last accounts from Gen. Hull he
was advancing upon Fort Maiden, and had
had slight skrmish or two with the Brit
ish, IN which the latter had retreated."
The federalists say the present war is Of
| fcnsiUe Soft is to the tories and so is eve
ry thing ofenSive in their eyes which checks
the strides of British power and rapacity.
| Some tories of Providence, r. l. are, it
seems. assistin their friends the British 1t
will be seen that they have burnt an Amer
lean Privateer. This is, we suppose, sup
porting the liberty Of The hreSS! and the
right of exercising the Jreedoa: Of ofiinion
Go on, gentlemen! arm, shoot, sink, and
destroy: You are only proving, what the
republicans always said, to wit: that there's
party in the Country devoted to Britain.
Governor Tompkins has placed divisi-
on of the New-York militia under the or
ders of Brigadier General Bloomfield of the
s.. army
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-06
Tract Of Land,

lying in tlie county Of Washington, on the wa
ters Of tie middle fork Of uolston river, con
yeyed by Albert Mcclure to tho said Andrew.
and containing ono hundred and ninety.seyen
acres, be the same more or less.
JAMES WHITE, Trustee.
August 8. Sun
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-06
against

AgdinSt
Elizabeth SmIth, late Elizabeth Rhodes and VIZ
dow of john Smith, decd Mary Parrish,
daughter Of Jesse Parrish and Aary his
wife, late Mary Rhodes, Abraham Price, and
Susanna his wise, late Susanna Rhodes, Hen
ry Rhodes, John Myers and Martl a his wife,
late Martha Rhodes, W,Ilian Rhodes and
Elizabeth Thomas, winch Elizabeth Smith,
Susanna Price, Henry Rhodes. Martha Ny
ers, William Rhodes, are children and 10
gether with said Mary Parrish, q grand
daughter, heirs OF the said George Rhodes.
decd. DeEs.
TIE defendants Mary Parrish, John Myers
and Martha his wife, having entered their
appearance and given security according to the
act of assembly and the rules of this Coart, and
it appearing to the satisfaction fthe Court that
they are not inhabitants of this Commonwealth,
on motion of the plaintiffs by their Counsel, 1t
is decreed and ordered, That the sad deien-
dants Mary Parrish, John Myers and Martha
his wife, do appear here on the first day OF Oc-
tober Court next, and answer the plaintiffs bill
| and that copy of this order be forthwith in
| serted in some newspaper published in the City
of Richmond and continued for two months sue
| cessively, and also posted at the front door of
the Courthouse ofthis county.
a Copy-Teste,
JOHN TIMBERLAKE, C. c.
Aug. 6. w8w.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-06

Or" The Volunteer Association for Home
Defencc, formed in King-WiIliam County,
in our ueXt--Also, remarks on the preface
to the Proclamation of Governor Strong,
of Massachusetts, recommending a day of
pubic .Jasting.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-06
For Sale at S. PLEAs4HqS' BOOK Sgokg.
Richmond,
THE WORKS OFDR. Bsvy Eg.,vt,L

In Philosophy, Politics and Morals cor.
tanning, besides all the Writings published in
former collections, his Diplomatic CorrssnonJ.
ence, as Minister of the United States ~ tho
Court Of Versailles variety OF Literary Ar.
ticles and Epistolary Correspondence, never
before published, with Memoirs and Anecdotes
Of his Life, Vols. 2, 8, 4, and are ready for de-
livery, at 2 dollars and a half per vol Vol. I,
containing the Memoir OF t.e Doctors life, is
now in the Press, and viii, ere long, be PUBLISH
ed
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j 4 NJ E S BR c n ii
Golden Anvil,
q. Cor 0iaM SgBEE9,
CITY OF RICHMOND,

WILL oaer &c the highest bidder, at pusL (:
auction, on
THURSDAY. the TWENTIETH INST.
for notes with approved endorsers, negotiable e,
payable at the Bank of Virginia, in equal install
n;ents of 3, o, - & Is months, in one Lot, hrs
entire and valuable
STOCK OF HARDWARE, IRONAION-
gerry, CUTLERY, &c. &c. &c.
comprising general and unbroken assortment
of almost every useful and saleabie article III
those branches of business, and many which are
not now to be procured from any other Store in
the Union.
An object, which the existing state of cur
political affairs has rendered OF paranpunt mn
portance, calls the attention of the subscriber
to- the Western part of the State, and obhgeS
him very reluctantly, to relinquish business
which for seven years past he has found 10 be
as safe, as lucrative, and annually increasing
With the Stock therefore the most eligible,
stanI for vending il which the city affords, is
at the command of the purchaser, while the
stock by its magnitude and the scarcity OF ma
ny of the articles comprising il, will merit the
attention Of those vino may be already engaged.
IN this business, IN the different commercial
Towns within our Capes--The two objects
nited, will be sufficiently attractive TO those
young men, vino with credit and respousihis
connections, but wanting in capital, will here
Ind an Establishment, respectable as 1t is
profitable. The goods may be viewed and en-
amined, during the three last days, which shall
precede the sale, aud any further information
obtained on application as above.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-06

In CiiANCERY-Fluvarna County Couyf, .JulY
9th, 1912.
John Qnarles, Stephen Mayo, William Giles Sc
Nancy his wife, late Nancy Rhodes, one OF
the Children, and h.iss Of George Rhoaes,
decd. PltFs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-06

The federalists say the present war is Of
fcnsiUe. Soft is TO the tories ; and so is eve
ny thing ofenSiUe in their eyes which checks
the strides of British power and rapacity.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-06

BENJAMIN HATCHER, is elected Presi-
dent, and WILLIAM NEKERvIs, CASHIER Of
the Farmers Bank, at this place. The O.
Their Officers we understand will be appoint
ed on Monday next.