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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-24

WAsHINGToN, Aug. IS.
BY letters received i'll the CITY FROM
Orange County, we learn that the Pres: -. 4.
had arrived at Montpelier from this city.
without prejudice TO bis health frca, MS
Journey, and that his health continued daily
toimprove.
From gentleman of this CITY, who LEFT
Annapolis on Sunday we derive the follow
ing information OF the situation of the enemy
IN our waters.
About IL milss above Kent Island are
stationed three frisatcs, within a few niles
of each other. Near the midway of Kent
Island are Admiral Warren Admiral t,ock.
burn, (now commencing the .Scep,r-l three
line OF battle ships, with - and 2 fgieates.
At 4 o'clock on Sunday evening", arrived Sc
anchored near the fest, the Success friea,e.
capt Barclay, from Halifax There are, De.
low, OH Poplar Island, the Maribro' and
briggs: One tr;gate, a transport ship. and
all the transport vessels were anchored
close on the shore OF Kent Island with the
Admiral.
Gen. Beckwith has his Head Quarters on
the Island. with land force from 2 SEQ to
5000 men.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-24
CHILIcorHE Anu II

BY persons who arrived last evening.
from the head quarters of the army, we
learn, that part of the Ohio mounted men
nave been discharged, and that the militia
will continue in service, from thirty to sixty
days.
Gov- Meilgs and the Militia.
Since the last call to arms, not less than
ave thousand of the militia of the state of
Ohio have equipped themselves and march
ed to Upper Sandusky, ready and willing to
advance when ordered TO the eneny's
strongest position.
1t is the wish of the militia, and mounted
volunteers. unanimously, 10 be Commanded
by Gov. Meigs--They know his merits
they know him to be soldier, and thew be-
lieve him capable and willing to drive the
enemy forever from our frontiers.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-24

in tie Course Of q few hours we apprehsr-
ded man on suspicion oi being the writer
OF the letter; and on examination before
three justices, he acknowiel iced the fact
Consequently he has declared himself gull
~ OF hi6h treason. and has been taken into
custody, and sen, to Albany for safe keep
ing"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-24
ELtrnef Of a letter fran cenhrepiHe. E.

~.
Shore IF maryland. dated .August Is.
"The British advanced AZ far as Queens
town on Friday morning. where they re
NAMED bit a short time and returned
back tn Kent Island. 1t evidently an
pears from lhe force which they brought
with them, that they were deceived as TO the
nurber of militia at Queenstown. They
marched From the island with from 1900 to
1000 men, & brought many others by water
III IS barges, so that we calculate their
strength at about 5000 Some deserters who
came in Yesterday, state this TO be about the
amount. The militia were $50, including in.
fantry, cavalry and archery the whole IN
der the command Of Major Nicholson.
Their object appears to have been to cut of
cur men, as they marched up a considera
bic force in front Of the town, and sent ano
Their largs force round in barges which land
Ell IN the Biakcford Shore, probably by mis-.
take. as when there, they had a creek be-
tween them and the town---IIad thev land
ed On the opposite side Of the creek, they
might easily have got nv the rear Of the mi
hta BY which means they must have been
driven nPon the party in front and sur
render OF the whole must have been the con
sequence. A guard of IL men under the
command OF captain Massey had been pia.
ced about tvs miles in advance towards the
Island when tScy perceived the British
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-24

BosT ON, Aug. IS.
An Am. lndiaman, foundered of Desea-
da. in June. The crew we're DAYS at sea.
ana reached st. Barts in their long boat,
"here a subscription was opened for them,
and they had sailed for America
1t is said a vessel belonging to Mr.. c.
Howard OF Savanna. with dry G ODDS, invoic
ed at 80 or 1000 dollars, has been carried
into st. Mary's by gun boat, and seized
by the collector.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-24
NEW YoRx, Aug. is.

Major General Wilkinson left this city
) esterday afternoon, and embarked OF board
the Steam Boat fer Albany. We under
stand General w. will proceed Immediately
10 the lines, epd take the command OF the
northern Army.
Captain Pendeton, in Block Island boat
arrived here down sound Ola Saturday morn
ing Capt II. informs, that ne passed the
Families and Orpheus on Thursday, and
saw large armed schooner standing in
the Families. The boats Of the squadron
captured, on Wednesday last, two Vineyard
boats and rsnsomed them.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-24

a man was committed 70 Eaol In this city.
tew GAYS since, from Pistt>hurgh, on a
charge OF treason. We understand ,nse he
confessed on his examination, that he had
furnished the enemy with drawings cf
riattsourgh, &c. the state Of CIR force an3
public property, and that be had received
part of the wages ofhis treason.
-5ibasy -FrguR
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-24

:, we undrr':End that letter has been received ia
Baltimore froIn MIR. BeesIey, agent for Amer;ns,e
prisoners at london, stating that the British gov
ernnent he'd refused to appoint Commissioner ia
treat with des9rs. Gsliatn, Bsyard s Adams
we slso bear that the Russian Minister in London
some time since notified the interference az NJ
DasehSoh, 10 bring about reconciliation between
The United States and Greet Britain, to Lord Castle.
reash--r 10 replied that be would pay the subject
mat cp"Tderation which was tue to the nlustrioas
s"Vcf r" Who offered y, and would submit the sab.
ject to TIE Prvy Couneii-Lut iutifnsted that Il Womb
NJ LIE 4. Ia. 4 t-.l- - :.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-05
Domestic Medicines
BE HAD GENUINE, AT TEE soe

TO BE HAD GENUINE, AT THE poor
STORE OF Mr.. S. pLEAsANTs
large supply of DIR. Church's Co,ob
props, medicine unequalled by any other in
the world, for the cure Of Coughs. Colds'
asthnas, Consumptions, and the Whooninr
Soesil, pricet75 cents.-Also, his Chem;cai
Essence and Extract of Mustard. for the
cure ct Rheumatism, Rheumatic Cont pail
sey, oSc. price IS cents each bottle or boz
Andoyne essence for the head ache fftv
cents. MY
Cents. -
Antiscorbutic Tincture for curing the sour.
W IN the Gums, whitening the teeth and
sweetening the breath, price 81. Churcb's
srmliuse Lozenges, for DESTROYING worms
IN grown persons OF Children, so cents the
BOX. '''e
Eye Salve for all diseases of the eyes. IS
cents per box.
Tne celebrated BotanicalTea, dollar the
Gh.Tch's AnsihiIious Pills for maliens Mt
and bilious feyers and all Disorders Of the
head, so cents the box.
the packet. $50"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-05

CvMsERLAND Cousry, January Court, 1915
John Boat,iSht, Pirf,0
against ~ CrAx.
JOB Howeh Thomas, John Saun- Z cEGY.
derson, X Francis Baras. DIS
The defendant Howell Thomas not having
entered has appearance and given security &C
co'ding to Law, and the rules ofthis court, and
IT appearing to the satisfaction OF the court.
| that he IS not an inluhi;Ant q 4 ibis state On
melton OF the plaintiff, by his counsel, it is or
dered that the defendant Thomas do appear
here on or before the 9Th Monday in Nav next,
and answer the bin of the plaintiff, and tha. /.
copy OF this order ne forthwith inserted in
some one OF the newspapers printed in tie cil,
OF hichhlond furtwo months iuccessiyeiy, and
Sno.ner copy posted at the front door Of the
Court House of his county.
| Copy.
Teste,
MILLER wooDsoN, ir. D. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-05
TO TIE PATRONS OF TIE
Daily Colilniler.

HAVING obtained sufficient number OF
subscribers 10 authorize us to oommencezth
publication OF the DAILY CoMPILERH1
rs our Office arrangements can be COM
the public are informed, that it viii <y(<
on the 10ti May next For the beresit on U.s.
tsnt country subscribers, who may be less III.
tcrested in strictly local matter,
A COUNTRY PAPER,
VIII be published three times week; COM
tanning the whole impression of the Daily
Compiler, except the Advertisements. The
price orthe Country Paper will &c SIS so per
annum So thereof payable on the appearance
ofthe FIRST number, the remainder within six
months from that date. Subscribers, not re-
sident in Richmond Manchester will be
good enough to designate which Paper they
wish to lie forwarded to them.
L. ANDERSON,
p. DUYAL.
March IL. &C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-05
nAHN,s AN1IBTLIous PILLS

The operation ofthesc pills are perfectly mild
SO as TO be usedwth SAFETY by persons in ever 81,
nation and OF every age 'si' SIT
iiey are exceGently adapted to carry off sr.
perauous bile and prevent lis morbid Dm SUI
sofestore and amend the appetits--to produce !,
sec perSpiration aud thereby prevent c6lds rL;.b
are often Of fatal consequences. dose ,,.ycr
.a'ls 70 remove cold il taken onits FIRST appear
anee--'hey are ceiebtatsd for removing bab;t,aI
sostNeness-sieSness at che stomaeh and scver.
nead ashe--and ought to be taken by sill persons
lhey have been found remarkably e6iesr;o,.
~, preventing and curing disorders attendant ON
,ons voyages and should be procured Sad sarefuIJy
preserved for use by every seaman ''N'''
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-05
CASE OF CURE,
Selected from a numerous list.
To III LRR

Being desirous to make public for the good or A.
Tiers the excellent quality Of HAAiIi tons u
L.AlR, preparedby TIE late Mr.. Lee, have scnt
you the following acc unit OF the benefit have re-
eeyed from 1t; which hope VIII nduce others ~
sivc II tr.ai. In consequence of bruise on the
'reas; received from fall, my health crew ND
my breathing became very ,fcuIt, and Frequently.
nave had suddenly to rise up in my bed with ar
tie horrors OF immediate suaoc:,on. Add 10 tb.ss
constant pain IN my breast and cough, a sreat
loss oil strength, and flesh, and YOU may conee,ys
That my symptoms evidently indicated al. snnroaci-
ing consumption The advice of a raosI eras'',n,
physician was resorted to, anh afterwards second
vas salicd M, but withou, giving me any relief
AnotheF physician who knew me and the rirc,,,,
stances OF my case, advised me to gave HamiItoo,s
rhs'ra t1fi-sayng, he had used il in his p,actice
ana always found IT 20 do much good. 4 ho,,ie
was procured from Mr.. Bjrch's, and found relief
before had takeu hslfofit Ieontinucd TO use il
Snu was som strong enough TO atteud to business,
oh taxing cold some Of my former SYMPTOMS re
errned' 5al are always removed BY dose or two
GEO. BENNER, Jun.
- Nc. II, Budi street Ph.ialelnbia
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-05
VIRGINIA.

A tn &c. rc,
~ ke Casi,el >, ~. r. ~ s"a,'f p nolaea az
l6tk Oar ofFeo. 1919 -'''"''"'' '''e
Ricb.,rS 81; 4eo -,
49, . ,,,., ana Wii'iam fontainc adm'rs
bridge ,dec,d " 'S''''''iei ~, w e., Dan
Ao., rays.
David R,llocr i,,,, ,,...,
Donald r o. .s,b"u,.. u NV a'', cochran
his Wife. John D.ndr;.,a. 81 WOO ~ aH'l Jane
Ann Uandr;dn. all 80 ~ i',.''HriaSe
AIexnnscr s,o,sn,o 49, sprSseil'atiVes 81
represe,.a,iles $3.50 og y, IAN paa'r,2gg' the
Samuel Mosby. r1mnnG W.. .,a,ausiage, ana
his Wife. puIIip pam. .nJ p,; 3 po,o'G *.
tbar;ne h's w. ieS~ , io'rg and Anna Ca
and Marv Claiborne h;s wiz. oason raine
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-05
Chance.
Will STANp.


SsssstsSSSs Va This season, at my stable. in
Chesterfield county five miles distant from
Goode and Bevifs Bridges, On Appomattoy
river, and twenty five miles from Richmond
and Petersburg. The following terms viii
be attended TO ;-S35 are required for the
season; the same to be secured by note 10
De sert with each mare but the note may
DC discharged by the payment OF So5 at
any 'iMc within the season, which will expire
on "a. hrst day OF July. 1'le Groom fee will
De 81 per mare. The mares will have the
cement OF extensive pastursge, but no responsi.
oiiity Tor escapes or accidents. They will BE
supplied with provender al 30 cents Scr dsv.
provided the money is sent with the mares
otherwlse it Cannot be had, servants whs A..
tend the mares will be boarded at the rate Of
s rs per week.
CHANCE, from his performances and his
feai Character, is inferior TO no horse ever i'm.
ported to America, and therefore ourht to
stahu rs nigh, but the situation of cur coun-
try at TINS time induces the subscriber to re
cHce The sum and make the payment of it as
easy as possible tothosc who may think pro.
per TO raise from this elegant and valuable
stock. CHANCE was selected IA ENGLAND bv
the best Judges, for John Tayloe, ESQ. of
Mount Airy, at very high price, and was
landed only a few month ago in philadelp,ia.
lie is the sire Of GrImallkin, Specuistor. Ac.
e'oept' ocaiis's Colt, CGance, &c. &c. all first
rae runners now on the British turf, as may
'e sSsh py reference to the racing calendars
CHANCE is handsome bay of great Size.
prettily marked, and was a trae homes, racer
At Doncaster, in 1900 he VOL the .cloo plate.
pea ing SIR Solomon, HaPhaz,ird, Sportsman.
Hyacmthus, &c.
Al York Spring Meeting, 1901, he won ESQ
peter, &c.
AT D"ncaster, he Won the Doncaster Stakes
81 ~ gu,nsas each, IS subscribers, with 90
suneas added, four miles, beating Hyacin.
thus' CockhGhler, &c. and the same dsy. he
won, won the Gold Cup, four miles beating Sir So
ionaoh' Champion, and Attainment, and ut
Nation II 1902. at 3st 5lb lie wen n Sween.
st.kes oil 20 guineas each, 9 subscribers, two
nlite heats, beating Sir Solomon, 6 wears
ola ,est i5ib. after which he fell lame and was
sold to Mr. Y. puncombe for Slaliien. from
whom he was purchased for his present ow,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-05
Lees Patent Family
MEDIC INES,
Sold 4. S. PLEhS.ANTS' Booy Sqosg,
RICHMOND.
COLDS AND COUGHS.
xas j s * 6 EN
~ ~ * ;sss -, y: Sc -
$50 s.! M sss & : SssSa 5
:ssss So q !; & ~
-

n sovereign remcdy for Colds, obstinate
Coughs, .dstimas, sore throats. and an
preaching Consumhtioas, aud most disor-
ders Of the breast ard ii.ngs.
single trial viii prove, tina, it restores the de-
ternnaton ofthe fluids 10 the surface OF the body
and BRINGS ON the common hc,lthiul Precipitation ;
taat 1t dslodges and evscuu,tes the touch viscid
rhlc2m or mucus, Strengthens the weakened YES
seis otthe lungs, sheathes the acrimonious humo.
Tnch iriIiates them, and Gpally discharges it.
Illus striking at tho root ofthc DISORDER, the svnp-
toms are OF course eiiectua'ly and pcrInsneutiy
conquered, the reverse of common medicine.
which weaken the const' 'ution, and give strength
To the disorder, Tor the sake of moderating for the
present some of its painful effects. ~. ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-05
HsdDzILI'oN7S ESSENCE IND Ey
TRACT or lIUSY-dR ~

a safe and effectunl remenyro acute s. chronic
rheumatism, govt, asthmatis gqut, palsy, iambngo.
, ouess, white swe!lings, chihains, sptas s,
Drises, pam ~ the face and neey, iexe
iihs valuable remedy is prepared both in fluid
state al,d1 pills, aud thus execlenty adapted both
Tor external and Internal use
me pi!is operate mildly by insensiblc perspirs.
No.. Ill., g. PGehS the snpcitiuons and morbid humors
my arc hiSiy cordial to the stomach, create an.
Peute' and digestion, remove fiyin pains and colo
OF ~iAdy complaints in tie stomach or bowels.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-05
HAMILToN's
NORM LOZE NO no

:. has medicine which is innocent and mild. ,s
Is certain aud eifcacons in its operation. con-
not Inlnre the youngest infant, should no worm,
ea's.in the body but viii, without pain or eri
phE, elesnse the stomach or bowels of whatever is
lou or offensive, and thereby prevent the nr,s,ns
uon OF worms and many "a al disorders.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-05
u cStt,
WM. w. HENfNG, c. c.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

- Richmond, I'd -Mo. s6,h, 1913
THE parties Interested are desired ~ 49,
9otlce, that have appointed the twenty. f,urt6
Gay 0; The 2th month, May next ensuing the
cate hereof, Tor Carrying Into effect the with.
II, neefe,ai, order OF the Court on which day
~ mug ciock a. Al. their attendance is re-
quired at my Office, in this City, with their 81
counts and vouchers read for exAmin,f;o,, e.
March S. - y.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-05
HAMuLToN's
GRAND RESTOR.dTyvp

!, is recommended an invaluable medicine fo,.
.ne speedy relief and permanent cure for the w..
rlous complaints which result from tlissinated Mo-.
suiss, Juyenlie ndiseretions, residence in climates
oraoe 10 tue constitution, theimmoderate ,;se
OF tea, frequent intoxcation or other Use
Intemperance, the uuskul or excessive ne If
mercury, the diseases peculiar to females at GER
tam period of life, bad Iyings il, &c. ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-05
GEO. BENNER, Jun.
Nc. II, Budd street, Philadelphia.
10 farcits spto haze children afflicted zyith
1RR HOPPING, COUGH

his disoove'yis of the FIRST magnitude, as Il az.
fords Immediate relief Checks the Sroeress md i,
short time estirely removes the most cruel dis
order to which elillrenare liable the Elixir is so
pesectly agreeable, and the dose SO SMALL, Thai no
difficulty arises ia taking il. -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-05
A Sale of Negroes.

THE subscriber having determined TO qu;t
Agriculture, viii! offer to the highest bidder,
on the first MONDAY in next month, CApril]
at powhat:n Courthouse, all his field Negroes
and their GNildren.---oae- ofihe mci is good
Garter, another good hand with horses, end
formerly drove u waggon--somc u the women.
have been brought up TO house business, such
rs Cooking, Washing, Ironing, Spinning and
Sewing, rke terms OF sale will he 9 months
credit. boad and SECURITY viii be required, TO
carry interest from the date if not punc.uhlly
paid do, those who choose 20 pay on the day
Of sale, liberal discount viii be made.
JOSEPH MAYO.
Richm end, March IL. ids
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-05

by virtue of deed oftrust made TO the sub
- scflbers BY Washington Ware, and cluy
recorded in the county court Of Fuvanna, for
the purpose Of securing the payment of cer-
tain debts therein mentioned will be exposed
to sale at public auction for ready money. 10
answer tic purposes ofsaid trust. on The fourth
Monday in April next, az Fluv9nna Courthouse
~ beng Court day, I'll tic interest of The said
Washington Ware, as one OF the heirs and d,
Tisees Of John Ware, deed. in thr I.ands wig
an said county, late the property Of tie said
John Ware, decd containing by estimation
eight hundred acres, be the same more or less
IA part of which said Lands is the T'-sct well
known by the name Of the Seven Islands
JOHN TIMBERL ASE.ir.
CHARLES ~ BERNARD.
March %. Av
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-05
CmAaLorrECouor 81 49,, 49,

I'll AaLorrE CouaT, I'd March, 1915.
Mary Tstum, widow of BENJAMIN T.tom,
decd. Gravel Tatum, Joh, Tasu,, ~
Janiin q. Tstum, James Robertson and
Charity has Wife, formerly CHARTER.
tuin, john Haley aud Susanah his WIZ
iorirer.y Susanah Tatppt, Thomas ST 6kes
and Wealthy his Wife, formerly WI r.
thy Tatum, 500 81. 49,
Mel1wetlier Kart, admir-. of Beniau in ia.
tui,, decd Lucy Tatum, William Flint.
iose ant orlana Fuliyiovc his Wife. Da- ~
mel Latoe and Mary Lafoe his wife. |
Auo,,ters o. he said Intestate, Benz
nun iatum, Grafton Tatum. Nancy ia.
tu,n. Lucy Tanim, benjamin. Tat,un.
oaiiy Tatum, & Polly Tatum, Children
'oi HeuoHl Tatum, who was the Son of
me sad in;estate, ard Grand Children
OF SAID Benjamin Tatdn. Josiah Lester
erest Grand Son Of the said Intestate.
being the Son OF Elizabeth Lester, who
was Daughter of tie said Reubin, who
was inc Son OF the Intestate, Charles
lNunl' BenJann Tatun, Abner Tatum,
washington Tatum, David Tatum, John
iWu'n, w iiisam faluIn and Sarah Ia
tum, Children of Joseph Tatum, decd
who was Son OF the said intesta.e
Absclum Tatum, William Tatum Alien
Taturn, Benjamin Tatum, Matthew ia.
tum, Susanah Tatum, Charity Tatum.
Polly TatuR, Eiizabetll TRtun. & Nan.
cy iatum, who are The Children of
William Tatun, deed who was SON
oi'he said intestate, Gravel Lewis. Ben.
tN'n!h Lewis, Iatsey Lewis, Polly Lew
IS, fhoda Lewis and Sarah NJ. Lewis
Who are Children of SaraI, Lewis. dec,J
VINO was Daughter of the said Intes.
tate, 1. ir'''
nE sad William Fullylove and or;or
/ a his Wife, the said Daniel Lame ond ~.
~ ms Wife, not having entered their annea,
@hce according 10 the act of Assembly and n,
ruies OF tins Court, aud it appearing IN IN
satisfaction OF the Court that. thev are mo. {,
nsoitants OF this state on the motion NJ ~
plaintiffs, by their attorney, il is ordered a.
they appear here on the first day Of Inn, c.,
nexi' ana enter their appearance and answe
t"e Piaihnfs bill and that copy of tbis q,
der be inserted in one of the newspaprrs NJ,
ted IN Richmond, for two months
and posted at the front door of the Courtho,,s
OF the said county. '"'''
a coPy--Teste,
MI, .. THOMAS READ, elk.
49, -. wst.
Loaf Sugar, D19lasses and CbocoIoI.
10 lihds. Refined Sugar.
IS Do. Retailing Molasses,
70 Boxes Caldwell, Fraser, eco. sun. sn
Chocolate r. - ~ -"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-05

THE subscriber will receive goods on sto,
rage or sale, at his fire proof Warehouse in
Basin street neat the new bridge His brick
Warehouse at Rockets is also ready for the
reception of goods OH storage or safe Ad-
vances ofcash wiz be made when necessary.
Apply to Mr. John l.. West who keeps his of
flee in the house. The subscriber having pur.
chased &C Docto or Benjamin Duvai ana Co all
their SToNE WAhE has large assortmen son
hand at his wholesale store, ready to pack up
to order.
CHARLES WHTrLOCE.
April 1. It.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-05
ITCH CURED,
nY ONCE USING
LEE'S SOYXRKIGW CIn n,na Z, =.

y "OI EHEIGW OINTMENT
!, ne proprietor informs those persons and fsmi-
les w9o are suffering under this .iscase Iara;,''t
te infection OF which no person is safe) that Il dis
fails TO perform a cure by the following ,oornir
as thousands who have used it during the Iast ten
years can testify The peculiar cxceiIeneics of ,s
iaia0le remedy for the itch, over every other az
se ce,rtalaty OF cureby single application the
perfect safety 10 the tendcrest infnt spa ~l'n
nOt only Tree from any offensive smell but eonsiis
agreeable with the pleasantcst pomatnm 10y
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-05
INF8LITRIr
INFALLIBLE
|GUE IND FEHER DROPS.
foT sae cure q auSues, reniittent, c1,d inter-

~ 49, - RI , Er DKOPS,
roi' sae cure q anSues, reniitte,s, c1,d inter
mhtent JeUers.
Never was medicine offered that has great q.
clam opub'ic appreciation than tins as many thou
sfnds caa testify. Ii would be needless a, expas
tate largely on the extraordinary vit,es Of 49,.
crops " being the generally received opinion. III,
taken regularly aud according to the directions,
u is the faost etiicacious medicine in the known
world Tor the Ague and ipterihittent fever Thou
suS can .esoy OF their being eddy these drops,
after the bark aud every other medicine Il ~, ~,
ved inefeetu''l Not one in an hundred has Ind
occasion to take more than ono aRd,nuinbers I,C
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-05
Lately nu6AsAedand.t fer sale US Peasants
Richmond,
A GENERAL SELECTION

A CENEfAL SELECTION,
and SPIRITUAL SONGS, now in use.-By
the Rev. STITH MEAD (second edition, re-
vised, corrected and enlarged, and published
by permission of the Virgina Conference held
at Raleigh n. C.)-price 81 1-2 cents.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-05

The most beautiful and powerful thorough
brc9 imported Horse,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-05
Sales at Auction.

3. DUAL z. SON, will sell at public arc
tion, on Mondayfhe Sch april next, at their
Medicine Store, in this CITY, The whole Of their
stock in trade, consisting OF very extensive
assortment of
Drugs, Medicines, 6c. &c.
The above will he sold IN lots, ard the terms
made known on the dsv OF she-By
MURPHY q SCOTT, .fhct'rs.
March %. ids.