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PtrrsauRc. Decemher 81


VtNt7Ut O'UUh8 DTLguUf,
IBIS brigade, was on the 5th inst. still at Mans-
held. lhe cannon and some military stores had
arrived; though part of some necessary stores
was still as far back rs Canton. Some Indians were
said to be collecting at 6andusky but little danger
Is appretenhed from them. The army had been
twice or half ratons but little Inconvenience, how
ever, had been experienced They were in genrr.
81 well supplied. Gen. iarrison's private secrelai,
j. dead. Gen. upper is cnGeayoring 10 penetrate
beyond where the savages collecting. General
Crooks aud his brigade major are said TO be much
respected
ten. Crool>'s brigade were to march on The 9th
jn,t. tor SaUdus'sy, in spite OF all opposition. The
above particulars given on the authority OF =
letter received by the editor dated headquarters Oh
the 5.h instant.
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The names II those preserve has net IS yet tra,s.
tpire! and '"v t's'a,, ga, n,ionrg these of per-
cons supposed TO have been board lest we should
uunce essaiily cAe.e alarm in Tic mi.as oi their
friends.
| Ninety Additional shipwr.hts are ordered to be
entered mt0 itnisnouta lhek yard. Yesterday
t''e uorkmcn were TIA commence building the st.
vincent of no gems
y getlcman vi Port sea- il is said, has submitted
to government shell, that at the immense ii stance
OF three miles vii explode - balls OF usubie
matter at inches diameter, anal upwards 81 1854
'noskct and pistol bRls-tese will hy scattered on
I'll: horizon within circle wLuse diameter Is i0i
yards The weight Of the she'll W.. he upw ards of
ewt.
Tread is ordered to fail Que penny in the peck
LOAF.
ToRBAY, Oct. 2s.
Pu, in here las, evening (after pcst) no, beng
Si''c Ia reach Piymout, the Expcrin cnt ic tcr Of
ia"rque. carrying guns, witi, cargo us Cotton AMI
r'cr at Baltimore, bu, hast from Charleston, b1unl
10 H'idstix--,skcn the 2ist inst. after :, ehace of
~ hour, within 10 miles eli the Coroyan, ty his
Msjes'y's ship Rover.
Pool, Oct. 30.
II Is understood thst many Ameriaan priyateers
are fitting, aud ma, be expect issue from
the ports ot France
PoRrsMoU Nov. I.
At Spithead, the Diaiem. 81, armed en- flute
from Sir III. Pol'ham, with fine American priya.
teer, mounting i&-her prize.
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PHILApr1pn1A Inn .

PHfLADELPHrA,J Jan. s.
Capt Brown in tle Reaper, from i.iybon, which
he left the 18th Nov says, that it was reported there
that Burgos had surrendered to the EncIish.-
LSt Massena had entered Spain with large re.
enforcement, and that the French bad advanced. 81
once more got possession OF Madrid, but he had
not heard OF any action having taken place since
tire battle Of Salamanca.
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{ayther ExnAei, fyo1n Load9n ba9ers by shel
PhiIAbsJaTg

- " y . " y DNf .
A carte! has been fpr some time expected from
America Yesterday tie unpleasant tidjngs were
received, Gei the Orozcmb0 had sailed from Balti-
IJre, in that character, with about 200 British pas.
seap vs. loDnA % Liverpool aud chat during tie
avs gae. on TUESDAY iagt, ahe was wrecked OIL
e7as; of lrInd, and out q to whole number
Oh board, n0t ls0rs usu ass VI siX v<te saved .--
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'of Messrs. Pickering, ard S,ctldert & Mar
SHAH, IN lsCo, when On principle they de-
precated The practice Of taking single
seaman out of our ships ON the seas.
Are Sh>y AL forg vten 9--AnI VIII this
n'svrabir tabricat,r now prctcud 70 palm
upon us.h;s own ideas as the i,Gcrai doc
: inc .
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OGDENspunc. Dec. %.

Last Sunday evening four British soldier,
OF the Glengarian Regiment, got on board
OF d boat at Prescott harbor and pushed
of. Tkey were discovered and pursued
until within few rods of our shore, when
they called loudly for assistance--the pur-
s'.ers gave up the chase or observing
number OF our soldiers advancing to assis,
the deserters. They state"the aumber of
troops at Prescott to be about zoe.
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.New York, Jan. s.
LATEST FRNM ,tNCLANit

Wy the tast sailing ship Thomas. Capt.
tiiliard. the Editors of the Mercantile Adj
vertiser have been obliginsly furnished hy
captain II. with a regular file of the Lon
don Morning Chronicle to the 18th Of Nov
Lclnsirs, iIom which the follow ing impor
tant articles are copied.
lt will be seen by our extracts, that
Prince Mnrat commander OF Bonapa rte's
advanced guard. has been defeated hy the
Russians, with great loss, in men, So pieces
OF artillery. and standard of honor.
Bonaparte has retreatcd from Moscow
to Snolensk, where, it is said he is com
pletely surrounded by the Russian armies.
On the ed It October the Russian corps
under Gen. Winaiugcrodc entered Moscow
from whence the French retreatcd SO pre-
clptateiy, that their sick were left in the
power OF the enemy.
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PUBIC .AUCYI0M.

w ILL BE SOLD at Public auction on the pr.-
mises, on Thursday Ike e,h inst. if fair. II
not The next fair day lot Of und containing
~" ject ironing on Cary Street, corners with the
nhS back 80 feet on the back lane of Which there
Is new i,tc proof Warehouse 40 b, Go feet
One third ct the purchase money will be required
IN eaSa' one third ~ twelve months the remaiiing
third in two years, the two last pn, menfs a., rurs
interest from the date---Notes with approved en-.
dmsGrS ard deed OF trust upon the property
"hi be required, to Secure the two last p: yniensf
Jon. IL.
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Jan. 9.
PRIZE MONEY.

Yesterday The specie, amounting to about i69 600
dollars, captured ny Com. RodgerJ's squadron Oh
b "a tie british swallow Packet, bound ION Ja-
III ica England, WAS landed at the Navy Yard in
CByr.esowu, under the direction aad orders of the
n rsha; o. t,Ie district, caused it 10 he placed
jn six wagons, which with eoors flying and drums
beating, attended by the boats crews Of the squad.
ron, and prot eted BY gnerd OF marines procee.-
ed through Charlesown aud this town TO the State
Rank where it was deposited, amidst tie huzzas Of
= lar.c collection NJ spectators.
DISTRIBUTION.
Prize money, &c captured 10y national vessels be-
longs. one half 10 the United States and the other
hall to tbe csptors. This half divided into twenty
par,s and distributed 10 follows:
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To the Capt,ins

To the Captains
10 the ses iicuts. and Sailing masters
To be marine officers. Surgeons, purscrs,
5oslsw2ins, gunners, carpenters, masters
mates and chsplsius
Il n,idsiipmen, surgeons mates, captains
clerk, s;IOol-lnaUer, hoAtswain's matcs,
gmner's mates, carpenters ma.es, ship.
stewards, ssii-nskets, masters at arms,
armorert and cOXwains,
Tile gnnnsr's yeomes, boatsvsin's yeo-
men, quarter nssters, quarter-gunners,
eoopers, ssil-inakers' mates. sejje.nts *
sorporl.s of marines. druIom.Ts and g.
fers, aud erra'pEtty officers,
To seamen, ordinary seaneD, marines and
boys,
OF the 'Tecie captured by the squadron {
snOnuts TO $4,000 doisrs----a tweutieth VI
!; 200 dollars.
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T NOTICF. N
jon. 10.

AZ. CT NOTICE. 10
~ shall petition the Prcsid, ,t and Dirccto.. oe
he Bank Of Virginia 10 renew the following No,ss
'he Halves Of wlucl, remittcd through The ~
dmm Oi this post to Newbern, n. G.. ON the q3iI, &
9Th October. 1912, one letter via Pctcrshurg al
ne ether rid Eiilsbcih city to-, letter and Hsiyr
having ti'e tregidents signature have misesr,rL or
been Suppressed ' "a
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FfoAs HcH's I'ki '..rit Aia L"seffe-- lars.
~. The editor is ren-sird to s,ne Ior the al,is-
faction 81 amatcnrs - mechanics tia, TIE MACHINE.
constructed ~ ir Luk, -, tl,fs cav tor tl,e iur-
nose al evincme 'hc iciny with vhioh Gee en-, ina
may have teen met ulon t',e uin'ic as crr,tr-
8. 'n,i''i e''i GAS evening lie ,Ehi!rvd al i,aies
MuSnun,.
',nd le ~ ais" recncs;cd e. state :or the icr,na-
tom ut ,ac 9uh!ie. that Gihoa<h Il may be eac,,
'cUi-fhn''nc mreAime, At IS incapable wiser o s,'.e
limited ttrGc.
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G~%~%
VyANTED-two .9PFRE.NTICES to the
- Painting Busnesa. Apply to Thomas S.
Jsnnary ~. A.
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Letters from Hamburger state, tibet gene
raj Platow had been sent forward towards
omolensko, to act against the enemy in that
quarter.
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DIR CHURCRS
Genuine Vegetable Lotion

This Lotion is excelled by no other in the
world 1t has been administered by thepro-
prietor for several years in Europe aud Amer
ca with the greatest success. BY the simple
application of this fluid, night and morning il
will remove the most rancorous and alarming
scurVy in the face. 1t is perfectly safe. vel
powerful, and possesses all the good qualities
OF the most celebrated cosmetics, without anv
OF their doubtful effects. SI( is therefor re-
commended as a certain and effcacious rene
dy, and valuable and almost Indispensable
appendage to the toilet, and infinitely superior
Cream drawn from Violets and Milk from
Roses Suffice it however, to say, IL has
been administered to many thousands in the
United States and West Indies with the great.
est and most unparalleled success, and with
out even single complaint of its ineficacy.
small bottle at rs cents will be found suffi
Gent TO prove its value.
The above Valuable Medicines are Sold b.
appointment Of the Proprietor, wholesale and
retail by Mr.. Samuel peasants (only) in Rich.
mond.
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Notice.

WILL SELL very valuable FARM.
= qnal to any in the - borhood, as to terti-
hty ITS distance frQsf Kichmond isabout four
and hale or five ms and lying upon the
man run OF Chico<k@bny, which divides this
sounty from Hanoztf: 1t is useless to mention
the conveniences, &c that are attached to this
farm any person inclined to purchase can see
t"e premises on application to ME living there
or Mr.. Rich. Garter, either of wnom VIII sbew
The lines and land made known by an
Piication to me y
JOHN Ii. SAUNDERS.
July z. IF
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Tract of Land.
Jye.s Cou,,.,. -, :.

In THs CoUN7r OF PowHAgAN.
Belonging to the Estate of James Lyl, decd
lying in the south and DEfnfork Of Fine Greek
Az acres ~ late surve yof the
surveyor OF the said kpuniy on the following
terms, to wit one H4 of the purchase mo
ney TO be paid on day of January, 1914.
one third on the fif5tday of Jan. 1915 and the
remaining third on the iii st day of Sep tember
ensuing: Bonds TO be executed by the purcha.
ser Tor the amount OF purchase, to bear interes,
from their date, with Deed Of Trust ON the
land to secure their payment. MIR. Josiah For
IONS, the presen, occupant, will shew the land
to any one disposed TO purchase, and whose
Lease provides for sowing wheat in due time,
ia the event OF sale Possession to be Civ.
en- OF the land and houses, on tl.,. 25th day OF
December next, when the lease will expire.
JAMES BRANDER, agent for
ROB GRAHAM, ex cu,or of
James Lyle, deed.
Manchester, July 18th. I'M
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BOOKS
lust Received 9ad for Sale BY Samuel
PLeaSd'lts, Richmond:

PleaSd5lfs. Richmond:
HE British system of Education, BEING
complete Epitome OF the Improve rne1 .,
and Inventions bSsstise-i-by Joseph Lancas,er
to ghAslVts atIbed, report of the trustees .,
the LancasteF School at Georgetown. Col :,
Price 81 I-2fcents.
Robertso% Works, in vols CONTAINING The
Histories ofscotland Charles fifth Ame1;e,
and India, 30.
Agricul iral Museum designed TO be a re.
pository II valuable information to the Farm
e. and Manufacturer published in t;eoree
Town, Col.
The improvement of the Mind coDtainin
variety OF remarks and rules for the ATTAINING
ment and communication of useful knowIege
in Religion, the Sciences, and in common Law.
by Isaac Watts, d. ID. 81.
Practical Piety or heknAuenco oftbe r,l;o;.
on Of the heart on the bnduct Of the life, BY
Hannah Moore, vSl.&--
Census, SIS o.
Johnson's Dictionary, new edition. S3 so
Manual Of Parliamentary Practice for the
U.S. Of the Senate Of the U. States, by Thomas
Jefferson, s 1 IS.
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me most obstinate Coughs yield foft.
HE prepostcrous composition of infiam
matory drugs --the disappointment r.
pe'tedly experienced in my practice, from re
'"edies, highly recommended added to my own
transportation to Pulmonic complaints, wer,
powerful inducements with me to consider,
whether compound, consisting of vegetable
from the well foun g lotions Of prs sct na
c RS and better Gale hlate< 10 avert the ,hreaten
ng estruction of the lAp
l now offer to The pdb6 .sthe result Of TWEEN
" years experience ON this subject. No ex
ense or trouble has been sp AIRED in this com
tondion. That no medicine, for consumptive
ups asthmatic complaints has been so success.
~ ~ as my Vegetable Painnonic Detergent, would
III become me to mention in this address
But If the attestations of persons, of the high
est responsibility, its efficacy, which will be
shewn to any person If the great and increa-
sing demand for it may be called proof, it is
proved.
Prepared by myself, at my Dispensary,
Northampton, Ms.
GEORGE ROGERS.
The above valuable Medicine is Offered
wholesale and retail by the subscribers, nj their
Medical Store, few doors above the Bella.
vern, Nan-street, who do not hesitate to say
they believe this Medicine superior in virtue
and efhcacy TO any ever before exhibited to the
PuDiic' III all pulmonary complaints, and their
onhdence in its superiority is mitch strength.
ened by the great sale it has met with in the
cities OF Philadelphia, n. York and Charleston,
and IN the town of Boston, and by the Aast
number of certificates Continually pouring in
from all parts of the country to the proprietor.
from persons having received beneii, from it,
Many o. the most respectable are in our hands.
and ready for thcperusal of the public.
VAIL & ROGERS
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bic Christmas layi, wnh two credits thereon, a.
mounting to & 10 10 9 with a number ofre-
ceipts, accomptS, and papers too tedious TO
mention.
forewarn all persons against trading for or
taking an assignment to the said bonds, &c. or
any OF them, payment will be Immediately
stopt--I will give handsome reward for the
delivery Of the same either to myself at Fort
Norfolk, OF TO Charles Byy6ie, Lunenburg, and
will thank any person tor information respect
ing the same.
JAMES HAMLETT.
For Norfolk, Judy 2. II.
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Leather Pocket Book

Containing The following papers, viz. a Bond
executed on 17tbfApril, 1912, from Garland
Anderson of FrsFklin county to James Hamlet
of Pittsylvania PEfpur hundred dollars to en-
sure a title to ot<klndred acres of Land de-.
cision of Thomas Muse l. Caleb Hundley as ar
bitrators between William and James Hamlet,
in favor of the latter for sixty four pounds, ten
shillings; Note from John Forest TO James
Hamlet for IS dollars, dated 18th Feb. 1878
on demand; Note assigned by lsham & Heze.
kiah Hebbard to the subscriber on Fountain
Price Bbf Afty dollars, due Christmas last, with
wo credits on the back amounting to twentyr
two dollnrs md baf Bond from Mary Olive
10 the subscriber for one hundred pound, pava
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Land fer Sale.
TUE Subscriber offers for Sale very
Il Valuable Tract of
l. A ND

IL N n ID,
Lying in the lower end Of Louisa County.
on the South Fork of Pamunkey River, con
tanning 600 acres, aud known by the name
OF Nichols Neck Sdttan. from Richmond
about thirty nils Ibis t, act has been
very justly considered thz bios. valae,le -.
that part of the country, being very fe;s1e,
and lying remarkably ~eHe---there We
Corn and Fallow ground Dough to seed a
stout crop of wheat opkn place in the fall
OF this year, say 200 bushels-Attached to
it is very valuable Mill seat, with an order
OF Court to build thereon. The conveni.
ences and advantages of this Tract of Land
situated but short distance from several
good Manufacturing and Saw Mills, in a
healthy neighborhood. good society, with.
good Springs convenient to high and-aeassd
ful situations, can be duly estimated only by
vewing it; any farther description is there
fore thought unnecessary. The terms will
be liberal & made to suit purchasers, either
Cash or Credit or partly both.
JOHN SHELTON, JR.
tu'y ~. 8tp.
ALSO-FOR SALE,
Several likely NEGROES and good WORK
HORSES
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BOOKS,
lust received and FOR SALE by S. pleasants.
Rokcoy, by Walter Scott,
Cheataubrand's Travels in Greece, Pales-
tine, Egypt and Barbary,
Morse's Universal Geography, new edition,
Thinks to myself,
Jefferson's ManA,
Bacon's AbridG 6Hsy-
Hening's Jdyel9
Iempriere's !assical Dictionary.
Ganiih or Political Economy.
Tales of Terror,
Naval Songster,
Military Companion,
SCOTS Works, complete in vols.
Post Captain, Sc &c.
June S, 1913.
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SCOTS FamiiyrsSkie. .yoll 9th, octave.
- Atlas
shrstian Observer, No.S.
Governs Artillery.
Pocket Gunner. 80
Ainsworth's Dictionary
Johnson's Dictionary IN Miniature.
Reefs Cyclopedis, vol. 90 part I.
advice to the Officers OF the Army, &c.
Rokeby; poem. BY Walter Scott.
Chateaubriand's Travels in Greece. Pales.
tine, Egypt, and Barbary
sketches OF Intellectual Education, & Hints
on domestic Economy, addressed TO Mothers
by Mrs Grant.
influence OF Literature upon Society-By
Madame DE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. memoir OF
til: Life and Writings of the Aat6r. >
Tales by the Rev George Crabbe.
( Watts Sermons--A new edition--2 volumes
Octave.
Ramsay's History Of the American Revolutio
anew edition. -
An Academy for Grown Horsemen, contain
ing the ccmplctest instructions for Walking,
Irstting, Gathering, Galloping, Stumbling, s
Iumbling-By Godfrey Gambado, ESQ Ri.
ding-Master, Master of the Horse, and Grand
Equerry to the Dose of Observation-Disclosures
with 10 caracatures
The bfonasteryofS st. Columb; or the Atnho.
ment--a Novelty Mrs. Roche, Authorof The
Children Of the Abbey, &c. &c.
Home; a Noyel-SBy Miss Cullen, daughter
of the celebrated pqkt Cullen.
The Young Mothf or AIbinia-a Move.
History cfthe discovery of America; of the
landing ofonr !ors2athazsus ffymouth, and OF
thsir- Dasssfehisrk Abie Engagements with the
Indians, in n. Effand, from their first landing
in 1920, until tf fnai subjugation of the natives
in 1870 WI ,Ehis added, the Defeat of Gems
Braddock' MytFar, and ST. Clair, by the ludi,
ans at the Weftward, SSc.~-Also, the official
account OF Chg late Defeat ofthe Indians on the
Wabash, by Gov Harrison. BY Henry Trum
bull.
Marian, novel, in two volumes.
Calamities OF authors, including some enquiries
respecting their moral and literary characters.
anto Sebastiano, or the Young Protector.
Good Men of Modern Date.
Things by their right names.
Coiman's Poems
Chestcrheld's Letters to his Son.
Rejected Addresses, or the new Theatrurn Pc.
ctarum. ft
The Emerald Isle, Poem
The Highlsnders, and other poems.
Fosser's Essays.
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Valuable Land for Sale.

ON Thursday the 18th day of August mex,
- III fair, II not, the next far day,) will b.
offered Tor sale on the nremises n
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C,Inrch's Cough Drops.

LATITUDE fmpcis me to acauaint YOU
with the distressid situation 1 have been in,
Ior the last two ul1sstts, with a violent Cough,
Sn"rtneSs ofsfea, N Soreness of my Breast, a,
tended with great debility and loss of Appetite
Il also raised a GREAT quantity of feeted mat
Ter ifo'h my lungs, the disagreeableness of
winch caused mcto DC very sick at my sto
macn indee" became so ill, that left INV
place (the Rev Thos. Lyell's) from nv inabi
iity 10 attend TO the duties thereof-Now thro,
the blessing OF God, and taking one bottle OF
your Cough Drops, am restored to health
ana enabled to return TO my service.
The hrst dose gave me immediate relief, and
am now as well as ever was in my life.
With grateful feelings, yours,
SARAH CUNNINGHAM.
New-York, April 25a1SI2
TO A CHURCH,
PnoPRIEron OF fHE CoUcH DRops.
FOR the last seven YEARS, I have been sc
vercly afflicted with ctugh and shortness o.
oreathEwith great paidE at my breast, which
yieJied in no respect u any of the remedies
prescribed by my physicians. They CONGO wed
my qSsScr'ler a constructive one, and further
assafsd me they could ID nothing more for me
fbecame exceedingly del iiitated and incapable
OF attending to my busiI< ss. 1uptil sj,as,i.Essr
nionehs AZ -hearlssB VI dfehb Cough Drops
sehe 'or one Dottle, and pave taken il accor-
uihg 20 inc directions, arp am happy to state,
that found immediate r&ief--my cough. diff
nculty OF breathing, pain& my breast and O.
tier consumptive sympt Inns are entirely re-
moved now enjoy bette health than for the
last eleven years of my Hfc-nor during the
late variable season, have thad any return o,
my former distressing complaints.
For the good of others habouring under 81.
milar complaints, u thus Publicly acknowledge
the benefit received from taking your Valuable
Medicine. am willing TO attest to the above
should you think it necessary
am, with great respect, yours,
WIN. MELVILLE.
Lower Robinson street.
New-York, April 3Oth, 1872
Where nature, sometimes, crring OH her part
The decent finish must be left to art;
With trivial trouble may the hand remove.
The small cutaneous obstces to love,
The change reflected from the faithful priass
See what 1t is, and think on what it was,
While pride exulting at the happy change
And beauty now at liberty to range +;
No more enarmour'd of pebeian things.
Hut settles in the Golden lap of Kings.
ERUPTIONS and HUMORS ON TIE FACE
AND SKIN.
Particularly Frcckles, Pimples, Blotches.
letters Ring Worms, I an, Sun Burns. Shin.
giles, Scorbutic and Cutaneous Eruptions Of
every description, Prickly Heat, Redncss az
the Nose, Arms, &c. &c &c.
Are efiectuslly aud speedily cured bv
~
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Archelaus Hughes,

ON TUE BASIN,
Has Just reetsVed and fer SAFE,
5000 VT OF pACON,
60 BbIs NJ ,S4Yrrings and Shad,
CoppeIas s. f3SfFels,
vtrdegresstf Pods Or Sacks,
Fine Mscca. Seuf in ID. Bottles,
Imperial and 4oung Hyson TEAS,
Russia SHEEtiN6s,
German LIkkRNS, &
lew grqe best Kirby Fishing Hooks.
ALSO,
One hundre4 and twenty thousand well burnt
BRICKS With woody and twelve or Rftean
hundred, Bushels of Shell LIME ready for sale
and delivery at tle Kiln near the BAsIN---Ap.
ply ~ koove. -
EJaiy 3 t.
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at Court Of Quarterly Session, continued aud
ns.a Jor West'n0reiana County, chs eth day Of
"ooert NY H Complt.
James tbiott Hlii9m Nelson, Defts.
IN CnANQERY. 4
tered his fppeaehce Agreeable TO the Ac, nj
Assembly tnd Ae<,ilcs Of this court, ana it an
pearing to the satisfaction of the court that he
is not an inhabitant OF this commonwealth, it is
ordered by the court that he appear here on the
fourth Monday in Auyust next and answer the
oil oil the complainant, and tina, "a copy OF this
| order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
printed IN the City Of Richmond and copy be
also posted at the front door of tie court house
| CT this county.
copy-Teste
S 10. FOX, c W. c.
| June q 1913. Cw8wp ]
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-26

THE subscriber will receive goods on $40
rage or sale, at his fire proof Warehouse in
B5sih street neg tlR new bridge: His brick
Warehouse at Rocketts is also ready for the
reception of <adSbn storage or sale. Ad.
Sanee s of casflfwill be made when necessary,
Apply to- Mr.. john L. West who keeps his Of
fee in the house The subscriber having pur..
chased OF Doctor Bsnjamin Duval and Co all
their STONE WARE kas large assortment on
hand at his wholesale store, ready to pack up
TO order. ~.
CHARLES WHIT oCK. +
Anil IS