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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-07-13
NEWPORT.

A company of militia, under the command
Of Capt. BuKRINoros, arc now doing duty
on Briuton's neck, at the south end OF this
island. Two companies OF sea.fencibles are
TO be raised as speedily as possible, solely for
the defenc: of this town.
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10000 Dolls. Highest Prize.

THE Grand Plymouth Beach Lottery
Il commences drawing in Boston. THIS DAY.
The first drawn blank is entitled to TWO THOU.
SAND DOLLARS The first $500 blanks entitled
TO IL each. Tickets and shares may be had at the
Fortunate Lottery Office of
JOSIAH c. SHAW.
Newport, June 13, 1914
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COLUMBIAW BAND.

THE Members of the Columbian Band are re.
i quested to meet at the Scbool-Ho Of ELIZA
zER TREvErT, on Saturday evening next, at early
candle-ight, for the purpose Of ransacting the
cessary business of the society
By order MOSES NORMAN, Seey.
Newport, July 13, 1914.
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NOTICE.

WHEREAs many complaints have have been .s. made ,sa o.
streets Of Newport, by servants and others
IL 10 vofed and resolved, That the act to prevent
excessive riding in any Of the streets of this town,
be published in both the newspapers printed in this
town, and requesting all the good citizens to use
their endeavors in putting STOP to sucn unlawful
riding, by putting the law in force against such OF.
tenders. By order Of Council
JONATHAN ALMY, Council Clerk.
Nsvport, July I, 1914.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-07-13

UndiVided Real Estate for safe.
Il OR SALE--onc undivided half Of the Dwelling
Il House and Lot Of Land, No "a. Broad street.
formerly occupied by the late SAsAr IoL T, deccas
ed For terms, spply to WILLIAM HULT
Newport, July IL, 1914
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-07-13

0It is done-,he agony is over--the Bohr-
bons are restored" This was the bold onset
of Mr. Morris's oration yesterday. But
ne did not tell us how far the restitution to
the Bourbons was to extend, and whether the
Hon. Gov. Morris himself is to restore the
furniture of the unfortunate Louis XVI. he
purchased for assignats. No doubt the patri-
Otic orator will deliver up tho gorgeous plate,
the splendid tapastry, the rich table service,
che noble clock, SIC. SC. formerly belonging
TO the noble household, and gotten by him
fsom the regicides for song If &c, the king
must have his own again," surely the plumber
of the Thuilleries must be embraced In the
general restoration--and the royal orator find
the agony not quite over yet.]-M Y. Co..
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Tho British continue to hover round on
harbor. On Sunday last, they burnt schr
probably loaded with wood from the eastward
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An Act to prevent Excessive Riding, &c

sscr1. Be n enacted by the General .asscmty,
and ty authority of the s ia enacted That IT any
person shalt ride faster than common travelling
pace, in any Of the streets Of the town Of Newport
such person shall pay As fine the sum of
two Dollars, for every offence one half thereof tc
the informer and the other half TO and for the vs..
of the poor Of the town where such offence shsU be
committed, TO be recovered upon complaint ttercof
made before any one Justice of the Peace in the
town where the offence shall be corsmiued, with
costs; unless jusi6able cause for such riding shall
be made 10 appear before such Justice of tic Peace
vito shall Try the same; which trial and judgment
thereon shsli be faal. J.6l
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HOUSE TO LET.

UTH be Leased for One ar more Years.
THAT convenient and central stand, late occu.
pied by Capt. Is. ELpREp in Mill street, aear
the Red Market--It is very commodious for private
Boarding, for house of public Entertainment |;
part Of which is also calculated for Grocery store.
Terms may be known by application to.
CHANSTON & SHAW.
Ne,vnort Iulv 10
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From Burlington, Jaiy g." Arrived here
on Monday last, 500 of the Saith lnfantry,un-
der the command of Maj. Vinson, from Port
land, District of Maine. To-day they en-
bark for Plattsburgh."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-07-13

Om;nous.--As soon as the British ministry
determined to carry FIRE and sword into the
heart of America, it appears by their prints,
they appointed WARRBN HASTINGS, 10 the
1riuy council--the mosr sacriiegions and san
culinary monster since the days Of Nero and
Caliguia-Danton and Robespicrre were che
rubs of innocence to him. I appeal TO the
speeches Of Burke, Fox and Sheridan on ais
Observation-Disclosures called him in Parlia.
ment, the CAPTAIN General Of iniquity!
Ai6aay .drgus.
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&c. &c. &c. fNFI
Fifteen per cent. deduction, and not one and three
fers blanks 10 a prize
Present price of Tickets s l1-00 ~
Quarters S 500
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-07-13

Commences drawing in December next, in the Cjt
OF New-york. The following are the principo
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-07-13

SUGARS, &c. AT AUCTION,
XN & LOPEZ, will sell at Auc.
w ton, on MONDAY next, at their Store, No.
70, Thamcsst. and on Wickbam's wharf, the cargo
of the Spanish sch. Gen. Palafox, from St. Jago de
Cuba. consisting Of
10Y boxes brown, hhds. tierces and 63 bbs
SUGARS;
rs boxes white do. al bags greccn COFFEE:
ia zeroons Spanish leaf 7OBACCOs
20 hhds. .NOLASSES;
81 Ok Hides, and few tons Barcelona WOOD
and FUS7TC. ALSO
The said sch. Gen Palafox, burthen l40 tons, with
her tackle and apparel, as she came from sea-
Sales to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M.-Condi.
tions made known at the sales. July 13
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE Managers Official List Of Prizes in the
Il Washington Monument Lottery is received and
may be examined gratis at J. C. SHAW's office.
.Aewporf, July l3, 1914.
LOIS FOR SALt..-.-ThIS DIT,
"A 10 o'clock, AN. will be sold at Auction, on
= the premises, several lots Of excellent LAND,
suitable for Gardens building Lots, pleasantly sit
uated directly south Of the Duck Mandatory. The
Lots are laid out SO by 80 feet each, on street to
be opened through the same. "a feet in width
Terms made known at sales.
July l3. Cransfon 81 Shagu, aucf'rs.
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Fifteen per cent. deduction, and nss fwo blanks u
prize:
Present prc. of Tickets 8 $50
Quarters 3 $50
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-10
LAND for SALE.

\ WILL SELL the LAND whereon Inow re.
Il side. in the county of buckingham, 9 miles
below New Canton, and the same distance from
James river; containing by late surveys SS2i
acres, OF which about 400 are yet covered with
the original growth, and ef an excellent quality
FOR tobacco. The cleared land is good, admii.
rably adapted to the culture of corn and small
grain; as susceptible OF lasting improvement
hon clover rs any soil in the state, and is divided
into four fields, enclosed with excellent fences.
or the cleared land between go and 20 acres are
low creek ground, cspabla-ef being converted
into first rate meadow Tie clearinghouse is
spacious--the out houses numerous and conye-
nient. The heal,hful ar and excellent water of
the place--its vicinity to New Canton and to
several manufacturing mills also, give i. great
local advantages. Amore detailed description
Is tho't unnecessary, IS .tis presumed any per.
ses. sis 49,
SMITH PAYNE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-10

THE Visitors and Governors of William
and Mary College have the satisfaction
to announce to abe public, that they have been
enabled to nil the respective chairs in this Coli
iege. Doctor John Augustine Smith, is APP
pointed President OF the College and Profess
or OF Moral Philosophy, including the Philoso.
ply OF iGrammar, Ingic, Rhetoric, Ethics,
Helies-i.ettres, History, the principles of Ma
tural and National Law and Political Economy.
Mr.. Ferdinand Campbell, is Professor OF Ma.
thematics which proiessor-shp will include
Geography, Astronomy, the practical branch.
es OF Surveying, Navigation, the construction
OF Maps and Charts, p;ailiHg. Forti6caton and
Gunnery, Perspective and Architecture. DIR.
Thomas Jones is appointed Professor of Natv-
raj Philosophy and Chcnistry, which last will
embrace Natural History md the Elements oI
Botany. And the Honorable Robert Nelson is
Professor &c Law. ~ .s s1..
The yisitots entertain the most sanguine cx.
pectat ton from the intelligence and character
OF these gentlemen, that this University will
not lose the high reputation it had descrvediy
acquired.
1t is recommended to those young gentle.
men who are subject to militia duty, and who
propose to attend this seminary the ensuing
winter. to bring with them certificate that
they are enrolled for duty in some company in
tllc town or COUNTY from whish they come.
The city of williamsburg is very health,
from the first of November to the 4th of july
during which period only is the College open.
Board may be had in genteei private fani-
lies, on moderate terms.
w. BROWNE,
REcroR.
Williamsburg. 2stb Z -, 1914 wsw
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Land for Sale,


HE LAND on which reside, near Orange
n Courthouse (Vifg. containing seven hun.
dred acres OF frat rate Tobacco Land, Iyisr
nearly level and within thirty three lniiey ii
Fredericksburg, 10y a Lutte survey for a turnp;Se
road to said tswn.) Tile crop ofw after
Indian Corn, has been us aaIIy from ten to fifteen
bushels and from f,ilow from twenty to twen-
" FIVE bushelso Of wheat, per acre, and without
the smallest aid from manure, plaster Of paris
or clover. The soil is supposed to be of that
Kind called light loamy land, without oar.
tcic OF sand, and f-om experiment very fayora.
Bile for clover and plaster. There are five hun
dred acres cleared and II nder excellent fen, es.
and the improvements are dwelling house Of
four rooms below and two above stairs, with All
necessary out houses and barn, seventy four
feet wide, and three stories high. It possesses
great commana of water for making meadow
to an extent desired. and there is lime stone NJ
the door andsznd convenient for building. For
terms apply to the subscriber on the premises
ROBERT T. ROSE.
August II. 2m
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TO HIRE.
A Hack and two Horses,
Nth q c6>-efuf Dri,.r ~
For Sale


TtiE small farm on which the subscriber
= new resides. The purchase would suit
family in quest Of a healthy and tranquil
retreat especially, as the usual requisites
OF negroes, horses, livestock. agricultural.
Implements. provisions of different kindsi
household and kitchen hbrhiture, &c. might,
it desired, be obtained at the same time.
The buildings are new and substantial, and,
though not entirely finished. uncommouIy
satisfactory. A due proportion of the land
has just been cleared, OF which about 25 a.
|cres were. early last spring, sowed In clover.
Part 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, saln-
brity OF air and water, convenience Of land
and river carriage to, and from Richmond,
and proximity to Milton, where a post of.
nee and several stores are kept, further re
commend the spot. The terms will be ac-
communicating.
Apply to L. n. GIRARDIN. Z
Gienmore, near Milton, Aibemarle
County, Va. August 9Th, 1914.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-10
Wants a Situation,
6SaBpRnFp

q YOUNG Man who has served 4 regular
~ apprenticeship TO the profession in Phila.
deiphia, is perfectly acquainted with Brewing
of Porter, Ale and Beer, and every branch Of
the business ; is every way adequate to the su-
perintendance of Brew house, and tor capa-
bility and character can give the most respec,
table and satisfactory reference. Those desir
ous efplacing their capital 10 lucrative chan.
mel blythe establishment Of brewery, or those
willing to employ him in one already establish.
ed, will find this advertisement an object of
their consideration. Letters post paid, adj
dressed to David Breintnali, No. IS, south Sc
venth street Philadslphia, will be Immediately
attended 10. 10Y JllIy 81. =
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-10
Patent Portable Hot Bath.

yNHiIE inventor Of this important Medical im
l. provement is now gcne on to phiiadelphia
in order TO provide Competent supply of An.
paratus-As soon as he can make the nscessary
arrangements, Agents will be employed to con.
vey them throughout the United STATES.
The price which he at hrst Contemplated
was 20 dollars to private Citizens, to Physici.
ans 100 dollars. For few months however,. III,
offered them athalf price, TO those persons who
might afford him their aid. whilst he was COZ
iecting such Facts and Testimonies as the rub.
lie required. This period is now expired snd
the prize in future will be as at first intended
Those who are able to pay for il, must admin
these prices to be reasonable. 1850
For the relief ofthe poor, every aren't vii, Il
instructed to make provision in Their rssner,;s.s
neighbourhoods. In the city OF Richmond 49,.
poor person who may need the oath NAV snraS
to Mr.. John r. Shields, Capt. of the Civ W.,sE
or to Mr.. John Maddox, with each sr rs,r,,,'
there viii be deposited systems 20 be ,,r,,,,"ss
exclusively to the service of such.
AS this intended arrangement ia comnA.,.s
nouhcation viii &c given from time IN t;,n.' -
those concerned. - -, 'S''Ae' 70
No person will be permitted to see snv ,s.,..
Baths who il not furnished with prnne. ' i;l
cense, SO as to be prepared to grant dispens,,;'
ons 60 every purchaser under the sipnatnre ~
tue inventor er his General Agent, ss ever,
Known violation OF the pat Mt privilege will 81
prosecuted according to law. : = ~ se
5uly Is. If 'NSS'
Z. 8. Robt. c. Jennings, the General ras, :.
Ssnlsneq WIN supply of the Apparatus, a
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-10

At "a Court held for Prince Edward county,
August the 18th 1914. '
Joseph Gregory, scar. John Gregory, Len.
Claiborne and Mary NJ Claiborne his
wife. formerly wife of David Stokes, Eli,
zabeth Stokes. William Stokes, Mary
Stokes, and John Begger and Sally his wife,
formerly Sally Stokes. Compts
AGAINST
Jonathan Jackson, Philip Jackson, Phil. F.
chols, and Elizabeth his wife formerly E.
lizabeth Jack son. and the following pers
sons as heirs OF Abraham B. Venable, Sas
mel w Venabie. Richard II Venahie,
William s. Venabe Betsey Anne Wat.
kins. Nath'l Venable and Patsey his wife,
GoodiTdge Wilson and Eliza his wife, and
James Daniel as guardian of the Children
OF Nancy Daniel, formerly Nancy Vena-
able, viz Nathaniel, Eliza, Judith, Nan.
cy, James and Mary Daniel = Defts.
FEH1E Defendants Jonathan jackson, Phil.
N Ectois and Elizabeth hiss. wife not hav-
ing entered their appearance, aud given Sc.
CARLY according to an act Of the General
Asss;moly and the rules Of this Court, and il
apPnaring to the satisfaction of the Court
that they are not Inhabitants of this State,
on the motion Of the Complainants by Court.
It,ia ordered. That tbs said Defendants 10,
nathan Jackson, Phil. Echois and Elizabeth
hiswife, do appear here on The first day of
November Cosrt next, and answer the
Conpiainantsb ilL and that copy of this
ortler be forthwith inserted, in some of the
public newspapers printed in tile city of
Richmond far two months successivek, aud
Also posted at the front door of the Court
hoise OF this county.
COPY -TEsTE. A.
.t. b. WORSHAM u q
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-10
Stop the Theft

WHO stole last nigh, from my stable. ro.,
~ ,nis city, Large soRRFL HORSE. is
nanss high, with Roman head, q star il, b;o
iorehead' nicked tail & hanging mane. pacea
a iitt.c, and about years old was also sf,,,sn
, nan worn SADDLE, double skirted and LYONS
SKIN inserted, blue checked and bound cloth
an elegant plated bit and bradoon bride -.
whoever whi apprehend the thiefor restore he
s.oien articles, shall be libeyslly rewarded.
sccoroihg 70 the distance and trouble incurred
WILLIAM MAYO.
'''Sh"Vhut august 1914. q
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Ten Dollars Regcard.

"A RCHALUS p. mitchell. a nr;vs,s :, -.
4 a company, DESERTED from camn 49,
heid on the 24th August 1914, he Is abor, 90
years OF age, feet 3 or 10 inches high. ,b;n
vsage, fair skin. light hair, blue eyes. ~
place OF residence, when at home, il in Arn-
nerst county, near Pedlsr Mills. ANY perSon
Delivering said soldier to me, at Camp Hollv
will receive the above reward. Ivy
JESSE n, KEY, Captain,
Rife comp. LIST regt. u. S. Va. MI.
September ], 1914 fwSn
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-10

kIOTlCE is hereby given that Christie
~ pher Macpherson's Pamphlet on the
Millennnm, dated 4th June 1911, and the
Word OF God to the world in an address da.
ted 4th June, and 18th July 1914, forefeiling
the downfall Of the City of London, and the
destruction of the British Nayy.--may be
had from John Jackson, Grocer; Mr.. Cow :
Per, Barber--N,r. Yancey. Barber-Reuben
Morton, Barber-and MIR. Henderson, Barr
bar-'Richmond--and from Robert Smith,
Crocer--and Hannabai Prince, Barber, OF
Manchester; and Of Graham Bell, HacJ.
owner, and James Colston, Barber, of Pc.
tefsburg.---Orders for quantity will be
particularly attended to. The Pamphlet 2i
eents,t Address IL 2 Gents.
Richmond, 18th July, 1914.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-10
7 WILL Also SELL
A SMALL. TRACT

In Gooch!and. Containing 2S7 acres, on the wa
tiers Of the Big Bird creek.-Also.
A Tract of ,223 Acres, &
On Slate river, in Buckingham, miles ab5se
New Canton. and from the Virginia Mills.
Also. a Tract of 1000 Acres,
In the county of Wood, on the waters Of the
i-r 49, kenawlia. $780,
will sell these lands or EXCIIANGs; them
for lahds near louisville onthe Ohio, or for bot.
tom land on the Kenawha, IS
8. r.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-10
Wanted tn IIire.

A YOUNG Lady who is well qualified in
"A the several branches of the Millinery
Business. Also, the Subscriber has on hand
nm elegant assortment of BONNIE rs, which
may De had low, either by small or large
quantities 80
August 20.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-10
Will be Sold.

ftPabhe AUCTION, on the Premises, He first
Saturday IN Oefo6,r,
VIE LAND, whereon the Lite Col. Wool.
"A bridge lived, lying in Powbatan County,
on the Buckingham Road, containing about 500
acres. There will be 10 the sale a reservation
Of his widows dover. 1t will be sold entire
or in lots, as may best suit those disposed 10 pur
chase. Terms Of Sale made known on the dsy.
by
The ESecutor u Hgens for
me Deytsoy.
August 20. I'd,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-10
WAR,
o. Pro.teet ofit, Jf;o,n tie recen. instances fof
British outrage.

u prospect Of IL, from tie resen. Instances tof
British outrage.
Nor'RiEs Of Freedom arm
The british Lion roaa y
Ieg,ons Of vaiot take the ALARM,
Rush, rush TO guard your shorcst
Behold the horrid decd,
Your Brethren gasping lie 4
Deiieath a tyr1nt's hand they bleed:
They groan--ihey FAINT, they die.
'et'rans of Seventy Six,
k@ake. the siumb'ring sword,
Aearls ofyour nurderou, foes transfx,
lis Vengeance gives the word. :,
Rernember Lexington,
And Bunke.'s tragic hill;
The same who split your blood thereon,
Your bloed again will spill.
Xe who have seen your wives,
Your children & your sires,
To British rufi.aps yield their lives,
And roast in savags -lires,-- Pt
Nonr cities lost IN names,
Your mothers captive led,
Rise, and avenge their injured names,
fe kindred Of the. dead.
But not revenge alone,
Should urge YOU to the field;
Let duty lead sou firmly on,
AID justice be your shield.
Sure as we : ilto join
And crush our impious foes,
Was, fire and sword, and death combine.
An'l woes succeed 20 woes. -
Behold with bushes red,
The b!ood-like sea appears;
CIR streams are bright with .ancied dea,
And hrim'd with orphans tears,
Eut Union can perform
The wonders of host
Avert the danger, queli the storm.
And drive them from our coast.
Unite and side BY side
Meet victory or our graves
That morei,t we in war divide,
That rnoIsent we are slaves.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-10
Richmopd. Aug. 90.
AN INVITATION

AN INVITATION
fo>t, txEMPTs .}Jont Afiltayy Duty, IL, me
~ sond Baffahoa 33d Regiment
prginia Militia.
WIS present crisisscaIls for the aid OF
II 80 as well as those who are called TO
me tented field Although you may not be
aoie TO stand long and fatiguing march,
YET you can render those services which will
prove essential, IN your Deighborhood, in
keeping ssat order which your body collect
lively will pTodoce.
The meeting proposed will be held at
Mr.. Littlebcrry Allcp's Tavern. ON Sat.r.
DAY the "a OF September next, for the pur.
pose Of then and there to form ourselves ir,o
ccmpanle'' and TO make other arrangements
which may be ihougbt expedient.
August 30. a,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-10
NO1TCE.

A PETITION win be presented totTe
n General Assembly, at their nexf
Session, praying that Law may pass au.
thoriSing Company TO establish Turn.
pike Road, from the City Of Richmond ros
In Chckaaominy swamp at the new Bldg
es. TO the dry ia01 in Hasover County.
Juv 6. stw.
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Office.
A COPY TEsTE. r.
b. J WORSHAM. II q

HY Virtue OF Trust Deed, executed to the
subscriber, to raise the debt therein speci
OF, &c. (secured by the said trust deed TO Hen.
~ Bowman) WILL BE SOLD, to the highest
bidder, for cash, on the premises, on the, s4th
da. OF September next, that piece or parcel of
IL Nd, lying on Buckingham rosd, in Chester.
trld county, whereon Daniel Taylor, deceased,
latl ly resided.
WILLIAM ATKINSON.
august 20, 1914. wN.
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EASSCOWD 70

FROM the subscriber, on the 2sth Of Auv,,,
Il An sYpfentince to the Carpenters bus;oe.s
named SAMUEL 0yERToN EGCIE STOW
Whoever will deliver the above named appr.n. .
tice shall receive the reward of one cent ana
no thasks. '' ""N
BENJAMIN CHAPMAN
Louisa county, sept ], 1914 ri,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-10

A MEDICINE extremely useful for curing
aundicy and bilious disorders, and rennoy;pS
that sinking. FAINT and distressed feeling 4,
the stomach, difficulty Of breathing. toss ri
appetite, and sleepy dull heayiaess In the fore
part ofthe day, weakness aud trcn biing Of the
limbs, dizziness OF the bead, and yeiIowness
OF the counienanee, complaints so common "a
jaundicy and bilious people.
The many cures that have been effected In
NJ. England by the above medicine, (as ma,
be seen by the bills) prevent the aecs ssity 81
Iartherrecommsndatio
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THE RICHMOND
UNION AIR FURNACE
Is now in operation. :
fCASTI.rGS LNraRacc,,

CASTLrGS IN 8RaSSs
a ND wRoUGHTrIRON WORK vii, 80.
= = be executed at the Furnace ordsr. TX
a. tne Furnace, or with Jons pAnx1LI. aS ,h;'
pIace, OF Toilet 4 Lea in PETERSBURG. win y.
thankfully received and promptly attendai a.
PABkHILL, SADBAToN.. & Cn