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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-03-24

bundles iron hoops. 81 casks and 81 chadrons coaij
500 bushels potatoes, shocks, &c.
The British ship victery, (taken by the Viper)
was laden with lao tons logwood, ITO tierces aud
$50 bags coffee, 4S4 bales Of cOtton 10 zeroons M
digo, (l2 taken out aud brought in,) casks white
lead, and 3 do. castor oil. She mounted IL guns,
with Is men n new vessel, coppered 10 the bends,
and cost $4,000 pounds sterling
The swcdlish'ship society. from Liverpool bound
for AmeliaIsland, was taken possession of on the
oath ult within few miles of ST. Mary's bar, by one
of the U s. GunBoats, aud carried into port for adj
iudication. She has on board acargo Of dry goods
amounting to 10000 pounds sterling. The cargo
supposed to be British property
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-03-24
GHENr, January 90.

Rv manpuvre a, ski,ltul a, il was bold,
re, NI.issn mas diseouaged Antwerp, repel-
Id ,nd h.,,en ,he enemv. of whom he has
t;I,.d /, siderable no mber, and Effected his
;nnc,ion with the arny of the Duke de Ta-
yen,um. The English have Withdrawn to.
wards Rosenthal the prus,ians have re-en-
,ered their former cantonme nts, and the from
tier is sheltered from all insult.
News equally happy arrived from other
points of the empire the French nation
shew%hemselyes every where worthy of them
selyes-A noble enthusiasm creates new re-
sources. Every thing orebodcs an approach
ing peace, and if the allies could hesitate TO
conclude it, proud and generous people who
have so often conquered and partoned them,
would soon make them repent Of having pol.
luted their territory.
-:&:-
Extract Of letter from Rourdeaur, 10 The
Editors ofthe Chronicle, received yesterday
by the Rambler.
BoRpEAux, jan 29-Ld. Wellington has
mace bur progres, of leagues into France
in six months. He los, in the battle of the
18Th Dec. from l3 to Is 600 men, and since
then has made no move whatever. HIS ar
nv lays in The vincinity of the Adour, and his
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-03-24

In this town, on sanday evening last, by the Rev.
MIR. Tcnney, Mr. SAMuEL w. ViNsoN to Miss ANN.
L. BrLLiSos, dsughter Of Mr. Samuel Billings. ot
this town.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-03-24
TO LET,

Ind possession sirsn the i4h of.,ioy nert,)
HE Store IN Tbames.sucet, now occupied BY
4 Samuel w. Vhscl.
March "a PAUL NJ MUNFORD
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-03-24
LYONS, January 20.

We are yet French, aad We shall not see
here the enemy. We receive troops every
day, and Marshal Augerau Is expected mere
10 day with a numerous corps and artiiiefy'
Hope and enthusiasm are IN all hearts, tran
qulty is in all the families.
January %.
The enemy have been driven from alltheir
ou,pos,s they are in full retreat. Inc resist
ance they have experienced, the good dispo.
.ition. Of the inhabitants, and the arrival OF
the reinforcemen in the city, seem 10 nave
produced their re,rograde movement.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-03-24
BY Last Evenings Mail.
From .he Boston Pasr.s., of yesterday.
VERY LATE FROM FRANCE.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT.

b~ Yes,srday arrived 9, this port, in 81
day, from Bordeaux, the fas, sailing letter of
Narque orig Rambler, Capt Snow, bringing
Bordeaux papers 10 the lo,h oi Feb. ihe
following articles are from file OF the lndi-
cateur, received al this Office.
Mr.. Augss,us William Preuss, bearer OF
Dispatches from Mr.. Crawford TO our Gov
ernmcn,, came passenger.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-03-24
Translated fos the Boston Patriot.

FRI tCE. -A4t PARIS, Jan. 25.
Thi, morning II. M. the Emperor set out
70 put hi,o self at the head Of hrs armies.
His Maies,y is TO breaafast AT Chateau
Thierry, and arrive this evening at Chaio"S
sur Msroe. Tue camp which hai been form
ed at Nogcn. sur Seine was raised The is'h'
and carried forward to Arcis sur lAube,"hefe
il sill continued the 2ls,; /. wss ramored
that his majscG had arrived there wi'p con,
srierable corps Of troops. and It Was oeiieved
tia, they were going to march Immediately
10 meet the enemy. All the troops were IN
The highest spirits. We are assured that his
excelency the Duke Of Bassano is 10 set out
TINS evening to join *. M. at his head quar-
January 26.
The London papers received this morning
in Paris announce that the segoc'ations De-
tween Denmark and Sweden are broken OIL |;
thst the armisticc had been denounced aud
that ho.,ililies were renewed on the oth o'
January.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-21
Land for Sale.

me LANDon which reside, near Orappe
= Courthouse (virg.) containing seven hun
ored acres OF first rate Tobacco Land, living
nearly level and within thirtys three miles &c
fredericksburg, Thy alate survey for turnpike
road to said ts~n.) The crop ofwheat, after
indian Corn, has beenusua'iy from ten to fifteen
,"she's and rom aiailow from twenty to tween
ty fiye bushels of wheat, per acre. ard wi,bout
the smallest aid from manure, plaster of Paris
OF clover The soil IS supposed to be of tba,
kind called light loasny land, without par.
t us OF sand and from experiment very fayora
BILE for clover and plaster. There are five INN.
dred acres cleared and under excellent fences.
and the improvements are dwelling house Of
our rooms below and two above stairs, with all
necessary out houses and a barn, seventy fou,
'eet vide. and three stories high. II possesses
great command of water for making m adow
to an extent desired, and there is lime stone Al
the door and sand convenient for building For
terms apply to the subscriber on the premises
August IL. |, ON
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-21
NOTICE.
GyPY-Txsfx, u. q *
B. J. WORSHAM. d. C

A =. /
a petition will be presented TO the next
= Virginia Assembly. praying that q law
may pass. BY which the subscriber. after
Improving the navigation of the Rivanua Ri
yer from Columbia to Milton. in such man.
ner that . third more loading can be carried
down on = common tide than can be at pre-
sent. may be permitted to collect by way Of a
moderatetoll from the boats navigating said
river. the sum OF 8 10000 as compensa
ton TOR his iabour. Should il be preferred
by the Legislature, John Rogers and Hugh
Nelson Of Albemarle, Thomas Poindexter
and William Morris of Louisa, and Allen
Bernard and Wilson Cary Of FIuvanna NAV.
after examining the work done ON the river
oY the subscriber. say what sum he shall
receive, to be paid as before named. The
sluices where the bed of the river is of rock,
yill be blown sufficiently deep & carried with
the current to prevent their filling up and
great care will be taken to render the navi.
cation permanent. The owners of mills on
the river, should be compelled to sink their
locks 4 foot deeper.
w. WOOD.
AI6emarle. Aug. 25, 1914. fw4t)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-21
WILLIAM WiLLBURN.
For Sala

|THE small farm on which the subscriber
= now resides. The purchase would suit
family in quest of healthy and TRANQUIL
retreat especially, rs the usual requisites
OF negroes, horses, livestock. agricultural.
implements, provisions of different kiadsl
household and kitchen furniture, &c. might.
IT desired. be obtained at the same time.
i9e buildings are new and substantial. and.
though not entirely finished, upcommouly
satisfactory. A due proportion Of the land
has Just been cleared, of which about as a.
cres were. early last spring, sowed in clover,
Fart OF an adjacent estate, shortly to be sold,
might eventually be annexed to this small
farm, which contains only one hundred and
sixty one acres. Beauty of prospect, salu-
Dirty OF air and water, convenience OF land
and river carriage to. and from Richmond.
and proximity to Milton. where post Of.
nee and several stores are kept, further re
commend the spot. The terms will be ac-
-commodating.
Apply to L. H. GIRARDIN.
Gienmorc, near Milton, Albemarle
County, Va. August 9th, 1914.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-21
FOR SALE,
A HOUSE and LOT.
IN Mdnchesser

ON the vest side of the street joining the
Old Ware House Lot below. now occupied
oy Benin. Dennis. and the same which was
formerly knownby the name Of "Raily's
Buildings" and which wss conveyed by Sas
muei Cobb and Philip Michaels. to Robert
Carringtonin his lie time. in trust for the
benefit ofthe Heirs and Representatives Of
George Mayo deceased. The sale will take
place on Monday the 24th day of October
next on the premises, when al; the title pa
pers in our possession WILDE exhibited and
the terms made ;inown-As tho Subscribers
sell as the Heirs and Representatives of Ro,
bert Darlington deceased. the Trustee, they
VIII convey such title only as by the said
Deed is vested ia them.
G. DARLINGTON,
J. PRESTON. Z
August 22d. 1915. (oads) fl
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-21
An Apprentice Wanted.

A Boy from IA to is years Of age of eoodf. :
nmily connections. possessing easy manners
and tolerable good English education .v;,i
be taken by me as an APPRENTICE To
The DRUG GISTtr APOTfYECTP We
BUSINESS. One from the Country is ORE
ierred--ApPiicatfon to be made immedi-
" A Servitude Of three years, ifthe bow
should prove expert, will only be required.
Richmond. July 10.
md Medicines. fp'' VI A>'N8s
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-21
AT ceurt held Tor Prince Edward county,
August the 18th 1914.

~ . Court bald Tor Prince Edward county,
August the 18th 1914.
Tossph Gregory, sear. John Gregory. Len.
,Claibsrse and Mary M. Claiborne his
wife. formerly wife Of David Stokes. Eh.
sabeth Stokes, William Stokes. Msry
formeriv SsiIv Stcksss C ~ ~...'
.sA,~.. 'p''
Jonathan Isek.oss ph;l;r ya.x.A. ph,, 70 :
chols. ana Fi;,.h~sh ~. ~. s..,...s.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-21

NOTICE Is hereby given that Christie
~ pher Macpherson's Pamphlet on the
Mhlennium, dated 18th June 1911, and the
word OF God to the world in an address da .
Yea 4th June, and 18th July 1914, foreteIliny
the dowr.al OF the City Of London, and the
destruction OF the British Navy,-may be
mad from John Jackson, Grocer; Mr.. Cow
per, Barber--Mr. Yancey. Barber--Reuben
Morton. Barber--and Mr. Henderson. Bar.
per--Richmond-and from Robert Smith.
1rocer-and Hannabal Prince, Barber. OF
manchester and Of Graham Bell, Hack
owner, and James Coiston, Barber, of Pc.
tersourg-Orders for quantity will be
parucntariy attended to. The Pamphlet Is
cents.the Address 10 Cents,
Richmond, 18th July, 1914.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-21
Literary Notice.
KIMPTON's
UNIVERSAL HISTORY OF TIE

0V@J 6NooL HtolOHf OF TIE
| HOLY s6IBLE.
| lib work has been lately printed in Tren
= ton, on fne large type, IN octave. yo-
lumes OF upwards of 500 pages or, an aver.g,
each volume, add neatly bound, gilt and Il tier
ed, price two dollars and ifty cents the 70.
lume, Tbis very valuable and in.erest;np, vvort
Is so little known that it is deemed necess,r,
70 lay before the public tile respectable ret.ou
me'idations, which induced the bookseller e
put 1t to press.
The Rev DR.. Smith, Of Princeton. certiie,
this work to be worthy the perusai and encou-
ragement Of all serious christians-it will =,
found, says he, both quiekening and comfort
Ing to the sincere believer, and q valuable anr
Shary TO the understanding of the divine yo.
hume e,.-.f.
The Rev. DR. Green, President Of the Prince
ton College, observes. that Kimpton,s Histor,
OF the Bible, IS work from which NAV be de-
rived at once eptert.;rment ;n.....S.:s -
improvement in piey. He adds, it is bopu-
interest the feelings of the great mass of res.
ders. and that he has long wished to see Il re.
puoDshed, aud he cheerfully and cordially gives
MS recommendation. s.5i. :
The Kew. DR.. Wharton, of the Protestant e
p,scopai Church, and one of the editors of the
1neoieg ical Magazine, tpiiiingiy annexes his
recommendation to that Of DIR. Grsen.
:, Ahe neV. Dr Staughton, DR.. Rogers, DR. AL
nson' and the Rev. Mr.. Boswell, ali of the Bap.
tist church, unite in their recommendation. and
declare that they are impressed with q full con.
vietion Of the utility and value Of the DUPLICATE
on, and they cannot but wish thu It NAV com
mand q general circulation. and add 70 those in.
teresting family volumes which are accustom-
cufo descend from the parent to the child thro'
successive gene Atoms.
AimPton's History is likewise highly recon.
Presbyterian church. and 'Rev Ts"a " u,e
geaHt, OF the Methodist church. who cert;6es
It TO be orthodox, instructive, entertaining and
pious, and that it must afford the LohestS ,,1ss
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-21
Patent Portable Hot Bath.

sTNHE inventor Of this important Medical In
L provement is now gone on to Philadelphia
in order to provide competent suspIy of An
paratus-As soon as he can make the necessorv
arrangements. Agents will be EMPLOYED to conf
vey them throughout the United States.
The price which he at first concentrated
was 20 dollars to private Citizens. TO Physio;,.
ans 100 dollars. For few months however. he
offered them at half prices to those persons who
might afford him their aid, whilst he was col,
Letting such facts and testimonies a the pub.
lie required. This period is now expired. and
the price in future will be as at frs intended
Those who are able to pay for it, must admit
these prices to be reasonable. ~
For the relief Of the poor, every agent will be
instructed to make provision in their respective
neIghhourhoods. In the city Of Richmond. anv
poor person who may ne ed the Bath NAV appiy
% Mr. John P. Shields, Capt. of the Cit, Watch.
or to Nh. John Maddox with each of whom
there will be deposited systems to be devoted
xctusiveiy to the service of such.
AS this intended arrangement is completed-
notification will be given from time to time. to
hose concerned.
NO person will be permitted to see any oftbs,
3aths, VINO is not furnished will, proner A.
cense, so as to be prepared to grant dispenss,;.
ons to every purchaser Under the sirnat,rr &c
the inventor or sIs General Agent, as eyer-
Known violation ofthe patent privilege will, i.
prosecuted according to law. y
July l6. t. s1NiNds.
?. Kobt C. Jennings, the General Agent. \.
,i;l with supply Of the Apparatus. &
'ls once, lately occupied BY James Rrour e..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-21
No lmpressment.

EXTRACT FROM GENERAL ORDERS.
"ADJurAnr GxsrRAL's orrrex,
Camp Fairfield Sept. S, 1914.
ALL impressments of Carts, Wagons, or
other Carriages and their Teams. empiored in
bringing supplies 70 the arpry or to the Civ y
Richmond. are forbidden, --'sss 50 :. - - =
.<,.-,. "BY COMMAND,
lSiSned) "JAMEs MAURICE, Al. Gen.
osrM Pr'ce. Will be given for all forage brought
Wagons and teams. will meet with generous prices
for them, from = - -
JAMES sMrSELpzN, Can't.
And p. F. NJ. OF the Army.
Contracts will be made II the Camn. eo-
furnishing the army with woods - ="
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-21
Lint and Bandares.,

HE Cisi.ens Of Richuond (aad partiea,
larry Females) are requested to colleet
al ilnnen and cotton rags, which they may
with care convert into lint and bAndages, for
the use Of the troops in the 6eld-the lint
ahould be Of liunsn scraped-the bandages
may be OF cotton o. rnneps-Old pieces ol
Flannel may also be useful.
! The Captains Of Exempts In their respee,
tive WARDS and the 1ntendant will receive
4 All that may be sent them-to be applied 4
1.-THE above object.
Septr. s. NJ =
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-21
Doct. Rees' CycIopedia.

SUBSCRIBERS to Recess CycIoped;.
- respectfully informed, that The I1,h y srs
Vol; "a, part. LIST, has been received. and !. - or
~ tor delivery at the subscrberis Root.s e.
hiehmond--They are earnestly soI;o;,sd "a
make early application for the numbers vsn,. -
TO complete their respective setts--sud .uoh ~
are indebted for numbers Of the work sire.s,,
delivered es.,s are reqsested to make immediate
8. PLsSsANrs.
lgssfJsr sks Frssy;e.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-21
LAND for SALE.

81 WILL SILL the LAND wh treon now re.
- side, in the county Of Bnckir CHAM, 3 miles
below New Canton, and the same: distance from
James river containing by bate surveys sJa4
acres, OF which about 400 are yet: covered with
the originSi growth. and Of an es sellent QUALITY
tor Tobacco The cleared land i good, ad mi.
.rably adapted to the culture OF c orn and small
grain; as susceptible Of lasting improvement
from clover as any soil in the state, snis divided
INTO four fields, enclosed with exc client fences.
VI the cleared land between so anil 70 acres are
low creek ground, capable Of bei,ss converted
into first rate meadow The Westinghouse i,
spacious-the out houses hume rous and cony..
nient The healthful air add excellent water Of
the piace--its vicinity to New Carton and to
several manufacturing mills also, give ii great
local advantages. A more detailed description
IS tho't unnecessary, ~ It is presumed any per.
son desirous to purchase viii view the premi,
ses.
=, SMITH PAYxR J
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-21
Samuel G. Adams,
is NOW RECEIvTNo

Is NOW RECEIVING
100 Casks Nails, assorted.
Hogshesd Knob Locks.
Do. Files, :.
2 Do. longs, shoveIs and Pokers: !,
Do. saddlery assorted.
Do. Tea Kettles.
Do. TIL and Chest Locks. Rue
Hinges, &c. DS''
q Do assorted Hardware.
SO Ton Bar Iron, assorted,
rs baltimore Ploughs,
IL Doe. Saddle Trees.
ALSO ON HAND,
a good assortment OF Hardware, fsonnaonoe,,.
GG'ery and Brass Wares, Bolting Clotbs'
' sS ron, Sail Rods, &c s<c.-wbich iare of.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-21
From tAs Sossen Rasries.
YANKEE LIQUORS.
Axrx xoxna

a NEW 2oNS&
That plough 4; 3u ,a. msss .a"'
Jetss Mr. = an. -:'ny s
Our ner;,. -sn,..s. vi ssas q.
'"'' AAu ''AasAses'
ca~s s.s sm' aoou'e ocs
And eii on -. -. ~ -
With p.rs.rs srd s,;ss, W ps oI,"'
5. 80 : = $50 -'> - 80
80 LM hsa swattering dog,
D.. uOo soeeks sws
NJ, un 20 Snos ana man to msns
make nun soen . wreck sire
49, So... S AZ. eoSs'S nos
W-,H ss, snu eHe,'yf
With F.ete,, "a ~ 1 n.s onas
- ' ''' A ~' WIN y
Mow john tsst year at vintage dmss
wore ne you'd make merry.
NJ .u.n .ays ne, nave mind,
e'S''e Jour xanees Ferry. -
AWAY Win s,sS sra r..s
I'll f,, On ..u .-.s'.gs
With Fsrfsr and vim p.,r,.
-''1 ~ ''es
60 .ean ne took hearty pull. -
49, ~. - -, NOT ,s.cs, r;
!. LIN t nsu GRAND she secoad san,
- - - - ~ =. % h'' osck' sr.
Aw.y with sact and ca,rr
We'll m osr .i.sscs to ~ -,
With Pcrfcr and vith Es,,s.
80
Tns..," s Vna, tne o,ner uays
S.,,n.'...s =. - uquors
FOR fssr of ry,t;, Z "a, 80. '.Sa1.
= :. s - : '"'eSs''
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-21

SHALL petition theL Legislature of Virginia,
= At the next session. for leave to Erect . Toll
hr1dge across James river, commencing on nay
land in the county OF Chesterfield and AUDITING
on the opposite side thereof, in the county Of
purpose. q -.
HOWARD w. TRENT. !
September. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-21

+ WILL ALSO SILL
A SM ALL TRACE

In Goochland, containing 23y acres. on the vs.
tiers OF the Big Bird creek.-Also. -
A Tract of 223 Acres,
On Slate river, in Buckingham, miles above
New Canton, and S from the Virginia Mills.
Also, a Tract Of 1000 Acres,
In thecounty of Wood, on the waters of the
Kenawha.
will sell these lands or EXCHANGE them
for lands near Louisville on the Ohio, or for bot.
tom land on the Kenawha.
Buckingham. August %. 1910. M.f5
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-21

fFA PETITION viii be presented to the
IA next General Assembly Of Virginia,
praying that law may pass, suthorisinr the
payment for rive hogsl,cads Of tobacco, inspect.
Cd on the 18th May. 1880, in the name Of will
liam Hamlet, At Cedar Point warehouse--which
tobacco was lost by the burning Of the said
warehouse Sept. 10. vat
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-21
twenty Dollars Reward !!

dST'OP. THE RLINAfY1T.
A BScoNDED from his business at this Of:
n Ace (wjthout The smallest excuse for n
'doins) Yesterday morning, an Apprentice Bow.
named -
WILLIAM WiLLBURN, !.
He is about 1s years old, stout msde,- round
and oosnely face. .
1t il expected he has gone to the camp in this
aeighbourhood. or TO 'powhatan county, where
ms relations reside. A reward of TWENTY
DOLLARS will be given to any person for
ca paid. IS
s. ARGUS OFFICE, !
Richmond. Aug. 20. 1919
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-21
Will DE Sold

.NPu6ie dllcfion, on the Pyemises, the fys,
Saturday IN October,
NE LAND. wherein the late Col. Wool.
bridge lived. lying in Powhatan County.
on the Buckingham Road, containing about 500
acres. There will be in the sale reservation
OF bus widows dover. 1t will be sold entire
or IN lots Is may best suit those disposed TO pur.
chase. Terms of Sale made known o., the dav'
BY ~
The E,recufoy t. .Agens for
Me Devtsor.
August 20. ids
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-21
THE RICHMOND
UNION AIR FURNACE
Is now in operation.
CASTINGS LrBRaSS

CAS1IJFGSLFB BRASS
A ND wROUGHTrrRoN WORK w;u a.,
a be executed at the Furnace. Orders isf,
at the f urnace, or with JoHxPAnxILI Of th;s
place, or Toilet & Lea in Petersburg, win be
thankfully received and promptly attended 70.
PARKHILL, SABBATON. & Co.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-21
August 20.

n. B. All persons having claims against the
said Col. Woodbridge, are requested TO bring
them forward, on that day, well AUTHENTICATED.
50 that arrangements may be made for settling
enem. Bv the Ex'or
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-21

LIKEWISE,
Wheatenss Itch Ointment.
Medicine which viii certainly cure The
ITCH, without having in it any thing either
dangerous or disagreeapie
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New Publications.

wv UU1G3SLIUIiSs
Just resGved and for Sale at S. Pleasanss,
Book-sfore
0DE to Bonaparse. by lord Byrsn-
- kebecca. or The File dc Chambre-
Rosa in London--Dsfence ssf Geo. Hull---
Bancroft on Coloars--The Battle Of Leips
sig-A new edition Of Carey's Pocket At
las. &c. &c. &c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-21

49,. rs. Robt c. Jennings. the General Agent. i
h h;a n@ WIN supply of the Apparatus, 81
vac once iateiy occupied BY James Brown, Esq
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-21
Jaundice Bitters.

1ussreceieed, and for Saie, ar s. Pgeasasss' 3
Store, Riehnsend,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-07

have been taken. '' And thus" Odds Buo
naparte, +" the Siiesian army, composed oil
the Russian corps Of Sachen and Langeron
add the Prussiao OF Kleist and Yorck, eish
ny thousand strong. Ia, been in four days
beaten, dispersed. and annihi!ated withou,
general action, and without any loss pro-
portoned to such great results"
We have been so much accustomed to
bonaparte's annihilating arnies upon paper.
which we find afterwards to ne healthy in
field, that we confess we are not much ir,i-
Undated by the swelling sentence we have
just Qucted.
Where Bonapartc was on the morning of
the 18th il is not said, but we believe ut
Montmiraii so that on the 18Th he was at
the same place he was On the llth.