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ROUSE u Tor - g.

f1NiE Subscriber will sell u,d.r q,
\ OF Mr.. James ~ Lynch. Anet;ors.r srtT!s
n'venhg az o'clock, 81 and half feet Of C,~o,,,J
pponung the Capitol Square, snd on line c,,,t ~
,tt DFsenho~'s dwelling house. Gsvny sa5'
oS III, 70 another part Of this city, the a.
,se purchaser giving approved security said nr,
peay ren's Tor ~ per month, which "a rromr,iy
ysu-eNeiusye ofs small stable, which il oee,,,,;o1
" ''s a~OsSFiDsF. SEWALL OSGOOb
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BOSTON, August II.
LATEST FROM IISEtN

Yesterday arrived at this por, the George
albert, Capt. Dash;el, So days from Lis
Don. we are indebted 10 the politcness OF
the passengers in this vessel For file Of the
London Times to the 22d IF June, and Lis
lor Gazette To the 9TH 81 July.
The most important. AID indeed the only
article of news, or interest. brought by this
arrival, is the invasion of France by the al
lied armies. The Times speaks doubtful,
OF the report in our paper # Yesterday "A
the refusal Ut Alexander T. confirm the az
mistice. and Of the de, erm;rat,on of Aus,rie
TO throw herself into tie scale OF the allies.
1t will be remembered that this is an anti
ministerial print.
The Courier ofthe 22d adheres ioi,s state
ment OF the 2Ist, though it acknowledges
that the information was net official.
O0Hy idv.
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Extracts iron, the PORT Teleerae. 6 yuly

Extracts iron, the Port Telegrafo, July
Livery day French officers are Coming IN
as deserterS IN the military chest was
found 100000 crowns. the money the sol.
dicrs nave taken from the prisoners and
ENG !osePh's companions exceeds that sun
the prisoners are about 5000. and killed &
wounded 70O0. Among the French offic ers'
Ladies & those OF Iuramentadors which are
about 400, there are 5 Generals Ladies in
ciuuihS Madame Sazan, to whom Id. Wei.
lin8ton gave permission to return to France.
70 coaches were taken, of which So belong
ed to Joseph. IN which were found diamonds
and Swords ~ith gold handles and many
Their lewels-l2 20 1000 head of cattle &
sheep were taken. 1t was currently repor
ted on the 25th that Gen. Giron with the
Galhoian army entered St. Juan dc Luz.
where II is said q dcputation waited on him
from bayonnc, Offering 100000 of rails &
every necessary his army stood in ucsd OF,
provided he would not enter the CITY,
+ arnplona has a garrison Of 5 200 men, and
IS one Oh the strongest places in Spain.--The
French left 700 men in Pancorvo, which is
besiegeu by Gen. O'Donrell--in Santona
400 meE--and in Biiboa 100 men. On ;he
10th June Lord Wellington's II. CHARTERS
were IN Orqun, leagues beyond pamplo-
ma ana III from Bayonne. On this same day
the enemy entered France with their how
itzer II is said the conway is taken-On
the 2Ith the triumphant army entered the
french territory, and on the 28rh Lord w s
head quarters would be also there.
LONDON, June 20.
Madame De Stael is arrived in London {;
Madame Moreau, the wife of Gen. Moreau,
is also arrived
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erect, and II so, II certainly Will be great
improvement to the art of warfare.
". Y. Col.
W York military requisition ed
itors who have represented the last requisi-
ton of the militia of this state by his excel
lency gov. Tompkins at 10000 men, should
correct their mistake.-The whole are to be
divided into Jfve regiments of one thousand
each (; and under all circumstances they
should not be expected to perform more
duty than may be required from five thou
sand. They will doubtless protect our from
tiers, and release the regular troops for
more distant operations. Columbian.
.Nep- York, -9ugust 18-Among the passengers
that went in the Steamboat last evening for Alba
ny, we're the Vice President of the United States,
Gen. Armstrong. Secretary at War, and hi5 Excel
lency Gov. Tompkns.
Norfolk, dug. 20.
The enemy coming docon the Bav--
Four of the enemy's ships were seen off
the mouth Of Back river Yesterday morn
ing coming down the Bay. In the after
noon they came to anchor near the mouth of
the Capes. The whole [including the Plan
tagenet, which was there before) consisting
OF three seventy fours and two frigates.
Herald.
AUGusr 81.
The enemy's force in Lynnhaven Bsy.
remains as before, or nearly so. Some YES
sells have within a few days come down the
Bay--two came in from sea, and gone up
these move ments of the enemy's ships do not
indicate any thing important
--latest fromfhe eneiny.-There remained
In Lynnhaven Bay, last evening, only the
Plantagenet and brig-a frigate went up
the Bay yesterday afternoon.-Ledger
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Cylinder Shot" It has been shown to sevc.
raj scientific gentlemen, who consider it in
genious. and believe it will have its desired
effect, and it so, it certainly will be great
improvement to the art of warfare.
" Y. Col.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-07
FOR The ENQUIRER.
BLOCKADES.

The proportion for which cortend is
this -" That there csr be no legitimate
siege, or blockade, unless the commanders
of the besiegiDg or blockading force, have
" the " animus captandi,' an intention to
f0Ee by force or by distress the place SO
"Desicged or biockaded."
The law concerning blockaded ports is
clear. Al intercourse with them NAV be
forbidden, and neutral vessels attemDtinp tn
words, Legally * according'to the iazv Of
nations" be condemned togeiher with their
Cargoes.
The severity OF this penalty makes it a
mater of the highest moment to neutrals. to
asceItaiR with precision, what block ade is.
1t IS equally obvious, that it is the interest of
beiligerent, and especially OF great ma
val beliigerent, to avoid this precision. This
IS emphaucally true as to Great BRITAIN
Fler practice cannot be reconciled to anv
doctrine. which the judgment of mankind
would appTove--and we need not, therefore,
be surprized at the declaration in the minis
terial prints, that Great Britain will never
submit her maritime rights to the mediation
Of any power whatever. Sue knows too
well shat the result OF an impartial OK
animation would be fatal to her preten-
Sons.
A city, or fortress, is said to be besiep
Ell, whea hostile army has seated itself in
tbs POSITION, which il deems most favorable.
fof taking it by torce. Berlin would nor be.
said to be besieged, even II Bonaparte. with
las army, should be in rs vicinity. To con-
stItute siege, there must be the &" aninps
Captandi," a real intention to t0kethc place
eviuced by movements corresponding with
such de,ign--A siege may therefore be. by
sea or by land o. by both.
Il blockade .fier5 from 2 siepe Ia mn 90
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Since the genius OF CARNoT conceived
to- spiesd.d idea Of m0ving several armies
acting in concert ard combination. mon an
iHmcnse extent Of territory, and as ma
ny hundred ml5s distance from each Other
as regiments are moved upon plain-..he
art OF var has undergone great revolnti n.
It mas hecowe complicated game Of skill,
III wh'ch slns'e unfortunate move may pot
dt hazard he whole sake
Il therefore bchoves those to vhoro the
administration Of waT is entrusted ia tbe
present aye, 90 be mindful of the chang.
which has taken place, not fnerel, IN the
organization II mics and the details OF
ne military als, bas in TIE principles npo..
winch capDaisnS ere 20 be S,slred aad *
ccdted. 5pcs C@nata vas srst coogzed
bY ths sTcRch, it has been iAYaaca, th.ec
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Senternler 6.
FAIRFIELD FALL RACES

WILL coMM&HcE ON TUESDAY, TIE 9Th OF
OCTOBER NEXT.
FRET DGy.-A sweepstakt for 8 zoe each, half
forleit---to which there six subscribers.
On rte 3aa'ss DaJ.--A Produce sweepstakes for
s 100 each, play er psy-to which there are eIeven
ssbscfibers.
Second Dy.-T'he Jaokey Club Purse-S 400
dollars tour mile heat.
Third Gay An elegant Silver Cup, Yausti st 20
Sunsas, two mia heats, 70 dollars entrance---four
20 make Iaee.
The Fogrth Edy--The Pronrietor's Parse of
3 $50, three mile heats. carrying Weights agreeable
80 the rules OF tire present club.
TIE {oHsvjng rGres are established.
-Four wheel carriages, GO
Two do. do. so
Man aud Horsc, so
Stables and straw furnished gratis.
THOS. WATSON, Jr Treasurer.
Those persons wishing to rent booths ON she
GROUND will apply to Thomas Watson, Jr
Angus: 81, 1916. tdr
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STRLYED OR STOLEl

IN the right of the gel ult. from Mr. Hum
" pbrey Gsns's. in Albemarle County, Va.
Il GREY HORSE,
about four feet ten eleven inches high, stout aud
well made, SIX years old, his tail bobbed, or vc-
~ LONG, is natural trotter, and had on shoes all
sOund about half worn.
bave bcen Informed that he was raised near
Charlottesville Any person who will give such in
Formation of him to the subscriber that ] get him.
ssaR receive re wsr,l IF FIVE BOLI.9R.S
JAMES L. JONES,
Union Mills, Fluvanna, Virginia.
Septenbe, s. 1918, 4w
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Bo,tor, Iugust II.
RFPORJS.
WAVlL KNGAG EIfEWT.

TT II = 1T = = = II IT Nv 7
Ceptsi1 Rock, who sailed from Halifax,
Aug. II, informs, that the night he sailed a
brig passed up from ireland, which bad
spoken = YES Ell that had seen an engage
ment between ali American fizate aad a
british nsn of war, reported to be a H.
theV FOUGHT or d houis ar1 then parted.
RUPTURE or THE ARMISr1CE.
j. vessel arrived at Halifax the day before
ctpt. Eorck allied, SIX days FROM ~, Johns.
=. r. and brought accounts Of sue Ssgisa.
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IL Ten Dollars Rezsard.

Ten Dollars Re7gard
ETRAYED from the subscribers plantation near
- this city, on the lith day OF last Iaonth, small
Mare PONEY, her exact height not recoeeted !;
she is however very sInsil of nchning TO {,
cream colour, with dark main and tall but neither
cropped nor rosched-rernarkaby clean made about
the legs on which and on her hoofs there is some
white she has likewise some white about her feet
she PAGES very easy. will give the above sum, or
more ii reasonable fer her delivery to me in the city
Of RishRond.
II. w HANCOCK.
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TO RE Soi DIR PusLzc apc41ow,

TO RE SOl D---lT PUBLIc HUcTIoH,
Am THE PREMISES, at four o'eloet, in the sf.
v = ternood of Tuesday, the i4th instant,
Il LOT or GROUND,
Beirg part OF the lot marked N in the Plan of the
City, on the game square of Lots that Ssa6roofS
Wore-konse stands. 1t is Gat wcan, Lot lying At
the hack of.hr Joshua Tge:Fs Dnclliny Eoasc 81
Tofk-shob The part intended "a be sold, r',rs 10
feet on 18th street, Which leads to the Marker
AeKse ard 100 s.ct r. Street. L, vii, 6s SOL, co.
tire, divided into small lots, bes, ,uit pur-
0haserE.--Jhe title is wa xcertionsble.
TERMS-1hree, six End nine months, ne gocia-
able notes with approved endorsers, and Deed OF
Trust on tbs property 20 secure payment. Bank dis
count will be allowed for prompt nevment.
JAMES II. LYNCH, .;uc.'r
September g.
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In the f,l' Col. 81 Par. after tie word " Cen.
nennauon' The sentence ought to read Z" il lie true
that in the c-ss Of eneny's goods the ecurts nj IL
CaP'ors mast judge. The Captors must prove their
aieSsion or the goois restored to the Claim.
ant fhe question TO be decided IL A evsstioo os
taet only But 'hs adequacy Of Doskading foree.
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By Thomas Richie.

A hN the sth day Of October next will be offered
y tor sale publicity on the premises. that vaiua-
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Yineennea, (Ina. TfrN Anc.

P!ncSn1eS, IND. TER .4Ug. 2.
Oh Saturday light last, part Of a COM
pany OF volunteers, WIZ hid been upon
scout after Indians, returned they had fcl
lowed trail for Il considerable distance. &
mad 'aken one hOrse--ghe remainder of The
party encamped On the trail r the night :;
ana so near were they to the Iutlian Camp
that one of the Indian horses came that NIGHT
to their camp.
On Sunday morning a detachment from
capt. Andres Rangers started upon the
same trail ; and on the afternoon of tue
next day, came up with ard killed one lndi-
an-the detachment Continued the Dursu t
WITH so much activity, and so clos ly pursu
ed were the Indians, that they left Their nor
ses ana took into swamp where they could
not be follpwed--fVe horses and some Indi-
an piuDder fell into their hands.
Since which time, parties of rangers and
Citizens have been tut daily but could
make no discovery Of Indians until Thursday
evening last, when a party Of the United
States' soldiers from Fort Kn.x, four in
number, were fired on IN the lower prairie,
about three miles below this place, by par.
ty of six Indians.
On the following morning, detachment
u capt Andres rangers started IN pursuit !;
we hope they may again be able to come up
with thetD.
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So Louis, ( lEssouriJ Juiy 10.
FORT MADISON AGAIN ATTHCKFI

7 7 = u
IN the sixteenth inst. the eremy carried
o Block house at isp9ce, ls'ely erected
by the commanding ciii ,er, 10 commend a
ravine OF which they take advantage in all
their attacks upon this pace four men
we're killed and butcbered - tii5 Block
house 'hey kept up fire upon tho garrison
for about two hours this is tie 9th or
10th reucontre that has taken place on
our irontiei between the 4.h and 18th OF tn 5
month.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-06-28

The had kind of expression cf sympathy to I
soothe them-was any soke fortunate, he
made them douSiy 50 by seeming to parti-
Cipate their JOY. Mild be has slumbers as
the dews of summcr-> Bnthc be his mornings
as the prisons of the grove. His were the
manners bland amiable and endearing,
which smoothe the ruyged,road of life, and
bind man III love to his fellow man While
such men as Caustlc, like,the young foxes of
Sampson in the corn of the Phiiiissnes scat>
tered hre-brands, anger and tiscon,ent.
| We gentle, We simple, ye wise aud We witty,
| Who dweiiin the country or live in the city !;
| For once let me pray You, take Roberts advice,
Aud nc'er wound his feelings whose friendship you
prize,
For sarcasns, testing, and quzzing, depend,
lliavemade many foes, BUT MEIER YET MADE
A FRIEND.
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Domestic Me,Acines

a large supply of Dir. Church's Couph
Drops, medicine unequalied by any other in
the world, for the cure of Coughs. Colds
Asthmas, Consumptions, and the Whooping
Cough, price IS cents.-Also, his Chemicai
Essence and Extract of Mustard, for the
cure Of rheumatism, Rheumatic Cont pal
sey, &c. price IS cents each bottle on. hoy
Andoyne essence for tile head ache. 6ftv
cents. ny
cents.
Antiscorbutic iScture tor curing the scur.
w IN the Gums, whitening the teeth ami
sweetening the breath, price 81. Chareh,s
FiriHifu5e Lozenges, Tor DESTROYING worms
5ox. P0i
Eye Salve for all diseases of the eyes, rs
cents per box.
The celebrated BotanicalTea, dollar the
Church's Ambitious Pills for malignant
and bilious fevers aud all disorders Of the
mead, so cents the box.
German Corn Plaster for Corns, . cen
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-06-28
DR.. RCBERTSON'S
PAqENT 89oMAcNIc - BlrzeRs

-, lerics one doiar
ihese celebrated and well known B;ttcrs.
are composed ct pure getables, AMI are p.r.
., apal.teu for restoring weak censti,u-
tons, cleansing and sireagtbenipc lie go
mach, and increasing the aDne,;te: H..
extremely serviceahic in ali seasons, out mar.
ucn'ar!y so on The approa. h Of warm weatncr'
whsh the bilious habits experience sc,h total
'0ss o. appetite. Also :. certain preventative.
&c. o"~'' y! aS"'efics'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-06-28
Old IND YiLy45LE
ESTABLISHMENT
FOR SALE.

Ny long and continued i'll health, will com.
gel me 10 reiinqush my present pursuits
therefore Ofer ar Sale, the Printing Office and
Establ .,imeht OF the
:. Petersburg Ir,ciligcacsr. -
This establishment is one OF the oldest; and
q have no hesitation in saying) one OF the most
yaluabie in the STATE o; Virginia sub
serip;ion !ist 20 the paper is daily augmen;ing
The aGyertising custom IS extensive, and highly
lucrative. At the prescn. time, there are per
haps few situations that afford more certain
means OF steady and genteei support. The
patronage awarded 20 the paper, is not ficeting
and unoerta'n----torm more chan twenty seven
years il has continued torlcnttats cheering IN
Ruence, AMI tdea1Fard fampiy rcward) the zeal
and industry 1He variCus proprietors. At no
time since lie Existence O: the establishment
has this pxt'On Re flowed more Warmly than -
The pre;sn, pS o d. ., .,.
with every requisite matcr:al--has always had {,
md will, no DOUBT, retain (under proper man
lgement( full share ofenploymcnt in the va
I,ous branches.
Thepricc ofihc establishment, and otherparti
cuiars, may b. known BY written or personal APP
plications to me. Letters postage paid) will
receive respectful attention.
GJPerSons who have subscribed, and paid
in advance to Il certain period, as well as those
who may continue TO 60 So, arc assured, that,
in case sale is Effected, AZ arrangement; will
he made to insure them thei: papers during the
full period tor which they may have paid.
JOHN DICKSON.
Petersburg, Va. ! 1,..
June 1T, 1915.
az The editors ofihc Virginia A gus. Nor
folk Herald, National Inteiiigencer, baltimore
American and Boston Patriot, a,e solicited 10
give the above few insertions in their respec
tive papers.
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rROM rnE rnANkroar pALLApIuM

-
LINES,
Written BY Lady, Sss..:he Battle a, the
River Faisi..
LIGHT lie the turf upontee;r breasts,
Aud DER them proudestlaure!s wave;
Curst be the heart, the eye unbiest,
ThatmCucls not DER the fyllea brave.
Here shall the pensive hunter stray
Here the red warrior OF tic wood
Shall slowly wind his devious way,
And pause To view the scene OF blood.
In after-time, when forests wave,
Der yontlcr L.ood-ensanguin'd field,
And DER the PROSTATE ncro's grave,
The reaper shall his sickle wieid
Here, too, shall towns ami cities rise,
The cuitur'd scene shah saaile around,
And blest in peace, shall learn 10 prize
The olive branch, with plenty crown'd.
And then when JOY and plenty reigns,
The sires shall to their children tell,
That once these verdunt, fertile plains,
Re echoed with tie Indian yell.
Here, shall they say our fathers fought
Columbia's sons, Columbia's pride;
These fertile fields were dearly bought,
They brayeiy fell, they brsyeiy died.
But can Columbia's daughters fair,
Delight ON scenes OF death to dwell.
Will fell revenge their boSor;s tear,
And raise the wax cry's murderous yell
O mo let peace, with angel mein,
-, Return and spread her blessings round;
And DER our happy lard be seen,
The. olive branch, with plenty crown'd.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-06-28
FOR COUGHS, CoNsUMprIoNS & AsTR
MAS

The most obstinate Coughs yicfi IL.
HE preposterous composition OF inhain
4 matory druSs--the disappointment re
peotediy experienced in my practice, from rc
NEEDLES, highly recommended added to myowi
preaisposition to Pulmonic complaints, were
powerful inducements with me TO consider,
whether compound, consisting Of vegetable
subtanccs, could not be invented, more free
from The wen founded objections of practis;on
crs and better calculated TO avert the threaten
ing destruction OF the lungs.
now offer TO the public, the result of TWEEN
ty years experience en- this subject. No ex
pense or trouble hAecn spared in this com
iocndion That nohfdicine, FOR consumptive
lips asthmasic comhE hits has been so success.
i'll become me to hilton in this address
But Il the attcstations OF persons, OF tho high
est responsibility, fits efficacy. which will be
Shewn 70 any person; iFtsc great and increa~
sing demand Tor IL nay &c called proof, it is
proved.
Prepared by myself, a; my Dispensary,
Northampton, Ms.
GEORGE ROGERS.
The above valuable Medicine is offered
wholesale and retail by the subscribers, at tleir
Medical Store, q few doors above the Beli-Ta
7crn, Aiain-street, who 90 not hesitate 10 SAY
they believe this Medicine superior III yirtul
and efficacy 20 any ever before exhibited to tht
public, IN ali,puimonary complaints, and then
onhdence in its superiority is mitch strength
ened by the great sale it has met with in the
cities Of Philadelphia, n York and Charles ton
and III the town OF Boston, and by the Aast
number OF certificates continually pouring III
from all parts OF the country to tie proprietor
rom persons having received berefit from it
a2ny OF the most respectable are III our hands
and ready for theperusrl Of the puo.ic.
VAIL S. nOGERS.
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Dr.. ROBERTSoN's
celebrated Gont and RAeui,qiic Dros
Pricc Two douars.1

|eIe0FGted Gouf and Rheumqfic Drota.
,Priee TWO dotars.l
s"te and ci.ectuai cure for the pout. rheu-
''''' ~ ''a' Ngh ~ aud erav,i. pjeet
swe'll'SsS AID weakness OF the joints, sDra,ns,
bruises and al kinds OF green aonnos-,I,e
craInp' pans IN The head, lace and bodv. stiff
ness o. the neck, chilbiains, itoz N inns We
DIR. RoBE"9'S0NS INFALLIBLE JEoBM
OES4RorIHc LozENGgs,
\ Medicine .is1iy neces.,ryt to De Knit in AZ,
famlhes.-Price so cents.
Or. - & y / T'S
PATENT ETCa OINTMENT.
For peesantn.ss, safety, expedition. cas-.
ana certainty is infinitely superior TO any oti.,r
ofmentmS disorder TIE ITCH.
lPiIce 80 cents pc. box
DR.. I1oSOr'S
Generated Ge1tt and Kheumutic Droas.
Price two ioliars.1
VEG EIAbLE BALM OF LIFE.
Pricl one dollar
THE BALM OF IBERIA.
EXtracteo from an iberian plant, ,or curing
leiec's OF me SKIN, and improving the com.
Price two dollars. II
THE RESTOK AI'IVEDENTRIFICE.
For cleansing, I',tenins and preservingthe
- ~ 800 5 'i4S tkts~r-oJ cents per box.
Since tie aso-e1 nyyluable Medicines were
Hrst discovered, upwards of seven hund d
Thousand persons have experienced their han.
py and salutary effects, many of whom tiom
ae greatest debility.
Dr.. Dyott, respectfully solicits the public ts
observe, that owing the certiiica ties Of cures
performed through the efficacy of the above
Medicines, having become too numerous far
their insertion iii newspaper, he has in con-
sequence thereof published pamphlets: where.
IN are enrolled, in he most demonstrated and
conspicuous manner, the undeniabie facts,
signed bycitizens OF tie Grst psctsbilitv'
clergy, and mcmbcrs Of the faculty aud are
now to ne had gratis OF him, and his respec-
tive agents throughout the S.
fresh supply OF the above Medicines inst
received, ana FOR sale at the OFFICE of the
VIRGINIA ARGUS, Richmond.
~ faSs Notice, mat each and all of the a.
outside covers with thcs ignature of the Sole
Proprietor.
Y w. DYoT"r. NJ. D.
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Medicines.

Which are celebrated for TIE cu,e Utmost d;sea.
Ses 70 sah;ch the Human BoGy rs Ia6!e,
PREPARED oNLr6y me SOLE pRopRyE 7oR
I. w. DYOTT, Nj. ID.
Grandson OF the late lr. robertson, of EdinI
buri;it.
DIP. ENRlE2I,CnN,,c
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DR.. ROBERTSON'S

celebrated Stoaadchis E.i.r;r cf Health
Price one collar :. fifty cents
oncoft the most c!lcaeious Medicines ever
offered TO the public, for the speedy iei;If,nd
cure OF obstinate coughs, colds. consunnt ions.
the hopping cough, astimas, pains and Wild
IN the Stomach, removing habiiual costiyeness.
sickness at the stomsch, dysenteries, colero
horhus, severe Snpings, the summer bowel
DIR. ROBERrSON'S
YBGETdBLH MARCUS CORDIAL or .N-n-
TVRE,S GRhND REsroRhqYrE.
Il is confidently recommended. IS The ,,ost
eiiicAcio's Medicine, for the speedy relief and
cure , OF an nervous complaints. impurities of
the niood, seminal Weakness, gleets and yariou-
complaints resulting from secret ;n,nronr;etv
OF youth and disspated pleasures, residence
IN warm climates, the iinnotleratc use of ten,
ne uhskiii"i or excessive use OF mercury. So
,itsn destructive 70 the human frame, and dis
lie, barrenness, &c. &- 70