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BANK OF aLExAHDRI.a,
July s-ts

July 2, 1916.
NOTICE is hereby given to the stock
holders in this institution, that adividend
is this day declared Of four per cent. FOR
the last half year, and will DE ready to be
paid to them or their legal representa-,
tives, on Friday the 5th instant.
BY order of the Board,
J. l.. M'KENNA, Cashier.
July g.
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Notice,

I viii receive proposals until saturda,
next, at twelve o'clock, for furnishing the
Aims and Work House, with flesh proyi.
sions.
James Harris,
Keeper Of the Aims and Work House.
July s st
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ForSale,

A Few hampers and tierces Of best
IN London Bottled Porter, on board
he Barque Mary. Apply tocapt. Jack
son, on beard, at Ramsay's wharf,
Who has also for Sale,
A few cases of fancy articles in the
clothing line, OF British manufacture.
July 8 At
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-03

The barque May, Jackson, Arrived Al
this port from Liverpool, spoke, 9Th June.
lat. SO, Oh, long. SO. 10, brig Speedy
Peace, Swain, from NeW-Y FORK, bound to
,Archangel, all we'll.
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Orphans curt,
.3!erdEdria County, July Term.

ORDrRED, That the administrator of
William Sn 18th, deceased, do insert the
usual advertisement three times week
for four weeks, in the Alexandria news
papers.A copy-Test.
A. Moore, Register.
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Attention.!

The members composing the FIRST
ALEXANDRIA ARTILLERY, will
parade at the Market Square in CON.
plcte uniform on the FOURTH JULY, a,
9 O'Clock, A. Nj. to celebrate the anniver
sary of our Independence.
BY order of the captain
PETER RHODES, serg't.
July Sd
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Orph,3ns' Court,
Maye0

AterdnaTia County, June Term,
1916.
ORDERED, That the administrator of
John &omers, deceased, do insert the
following advertisements three times a
week for two weeks, in the Alexandria
newspapers.
"A Cspy--Test,
a. Juoore, Reg. Wills.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-03
FRENCH GOODS.

hE'Os III uOODO.
Landing at Lawrason & Eowle's wharf
trom the schooner Morning Star, P
L. Page, master, from Hayre dc
Grace,
l case white and black Grapes,
/ 90 Lavantine handkerchiefs, with
celored borders
Long black and white silk gloves
l case mems and women's black
and white silk hose
g do Florences, assorted colors
2 do Levsntine do do
= do tafetaS do do
do ladies kid gloves, asserted
sizes md colors
do mems leather gloves
I ditto green sewing silk for UNI.
brellas
! ditto sewing silk, assorted coils.
DO. Oil skin hat covers,
l Do. Cambrics,
l Do. Leng Lawns, Cambria hks.
Shirt buttons,
1 Do. White Chip Hats,
l do. black and white Grape, and
gauZe fans,
The above goods were purchased with
cash, and selected by the best houses at
Lyons and Paris, and will be sold at "a
small advance by,
J. & /. Vowel,
Lawrason s Fow'e.
ALSO,
Landing from said Schooner and for salt
as above
s5 pipes cid cogniac brandy, OF 9
superior quality
go cases champagne. Q dozen each
60 ditto medoc claret, 2 dozen eaci
Nay
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DR. w atts's

DR. Watts's
Plain and easy Catechisms.
The Preservatiye frOw the Sius and
Follies Of Youth,
And Divine songs and Prayers for
children,
q TOGETHER WITH
Fae Westminster Assembly's Shorter
Cateehism, with Scriptural References,
! For sale by the subscribers, price u
and a half cents.
James Kennedy & Son.
apyiss sets
PRINTING
Neatly executed atthc Office Of tie q.
gsxantTia Gazette,
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EH'ractef a letter, dated the 18th Nav,
1910, fram an American gentleman
now at Port au Prince, TO his fried III
Sorfolk, Virginia.
L astonishes me good deal to see
ua' t0e editors OF some Of our newsua
psts treat the name Of that monster
christophe the sol distant kim Of aayti.
with toe shadow of respect. / have ob.
served iatelyin several papers which have
GONE to my hands, extracts from a ga.
astie published at Cape Francois, as no
. .osioas Tor its seryile deyoton to Chris.
ton.
lhe inhabitants residing under both
sO'sranents are heartily tired of their
,sssss,pI hostiiities and although they
!. themselves y contributed. no small degree
~ ~as Z origin OF their present contentions
I : Me Continuance ofthemis PRINCIPAL
@0e ascribed to the difference
ssep tse characters of their chiefs.
!, aristophe's internal administration
n marked BY the, most odi0us tyranny
~ a.' sI'sl and social rights OF the people
i S : tisregarded, whilst the sight
S ,'ssaeacs against his person or govern
.. s''' 's punished with the most sansai-
,.s..s ana qnrelenting vigor, In his ex-
ma. sa, policy he IS narrow. suspicious &
al s'u'e--he has no uniform establish
A.. sss'en Of commercial regulation. but
su;.s -, s nudoes and abrogates, Just as
n. aA arbitrary and capricious temper
poon , i on all strangers and looks
a. y aen as emissaries employed by
RAJ I'sach forthe purpose of exciting the
ala u 70 resistance and revolt. Il is
AMI ~ .aas thus apprehension Of the French
sa,ss conviction of the instability Of
him ;s !. like his upontelror, keer
Tat /. state OF such perpetual agitation
Cana y y would voluntarily surrender the
them WI y The French. to purchase from
ssntmpp o'eet'on rom the. smo:hered re-
Be eossS , q his own people, If he cou!c
Of he nue.: cf security in the execution
scrnnar yect.-ghe character and 90
Die az ot petisn however are susce e;
itisbut ; mere agreeable portraiture; an,
i ,ess; ,us'sr "a those who are personal
and .rss 'e Vt the ADVANTAGES ne bis ;,,s
Vie ealan aa.''aistrati'ra to rescue itfron
Ay and asaersi0n with whicl
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april Is

The AIuseua, will be opel
FOR the reception Of Visitors, on Monday
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons
from 5 to 6 O'Clock.
May 4
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Public ale

On SATURDAY next the 6tA inst. will be
sold at the late dwelling house of VIM.
Smith deceased, all the personal estate
of the deceased, consisting OF household
and kitchen furniture.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-03
SWISS EMlGRANTs,

One Of our late London papers states
that four huadred emigrants left Saif-
serIand, on the 9th Of April. aud proceed,
ed down the Rhine to Holland, where
thew Intended to esebark for America
They bring with them, it is said. COS
siderable property-sufiicient 20 establish
themselves comfortably in this country,
~ 7. Con-. .9ssa,. Jilne Is.
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n: 7. Gazette June Is.

On Monday night man. was taken
up ard carried to the watch-honse fol
one ofhis honest tricks, where he made
an attempt upon the life Of tAe captain
ofthe watch with a shovel; aud while
putting him into the duageon TO be kept
ansil the morning, he drew his knife.
AMI stabbed James Batey, one of tbs
watch. just abave the groin. Mr. b,
soand was Immediately sewed up, bar.
It IS doubtful whether he Will reco.
wr--ib.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-03

The Legislature oil Delewaie has pre-
sented captain Maedonaush an elegant
tea service Of plate, with suitable devices
aud inscriptions together WITT, an elegan,
ssosd, as a mark Of their high admiration
Of his galianhy in the battle of Lake
Champlain.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-17
Medicinal Water.

TIE public are informed that l am he pro-
prietor of the WATER, of which merton has
been heretofore made in the Echo;" think It
proper TO state to the public, that l have up
wards of 500 regular subscribers Tor the season.
The price TO subscribers with their.faTnilies, two
dollars the price 20 individuals, one dollar;
admittance TO non-subscribers for the evening
or morning Ia cents
The pump of water is situated within one
mileof Lypcfburg, on the stage road leading
from thence to Richmond--the road leading TO
it either way IS level and agreeable.
1t is situated within few PAGES Of James
River, tie banks of which are adorned by lofty
trees. To the westward lies beautiful range
Of Hills, or Mountains, whose shade shuns 1t
from the rays Of the evening sun, and from
whose bowels issue this excellent water.
Travellers have stopped here, and are pleased
with the quality of the water: it is deemed
very asai.ng IN the cure of ak disorders OK the
skin, and for sore eyes, and it greatly assists aP-
petite. Ii IS strongly imPregnatcd with 81 Plan,
the general properties Of which, are known to
most of persons. | shall be happy to accommo-
date all persons in the best possible way.
LUTHER SMITH.
August 10. tI5thS
N. Is The Editors Of Newspapers in Rich
moEd, Petersburg and Norfolk, WI please in
'St this advertisement in their papers, till tile
middle of September, and forward their ac-
counts to the Office d the Echo fer payment.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-17
N(kCICF

TENHosE soldiers belonging to the late Army
& OF the United States entitled to pensions, are
Informed, that 1t is only necessary to forsward
'eir discharges and certificates Of disability to
2e War Department, stating in what particular
state, territory or district tlsy reside, and wish
to receive their allowances, when certificates of
ension VIII be issued BY the secretary Of V ar,
e forwarded to them freeof all charge whatever
nd, also, that the services ofsn agent are not a
urequired in procuring !ortherI their pensions,
awarded by the government 10 their gallantry
and Thea wounds
Mr. Dcpartmeat, June lS.
The Editors publishing the laws Of the U S.
re requred TO give his advertisement four
weeks iusertion, and send their accounts for pay
oeng to nhe Department Of War. NV.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-17

must be certified by the Cleyk Of tie C0un.
ty,)thc Mayor of the CITY, or by such The.
officer Is is required BY tue laws and u
sa.yes Of the state where il is made. Eve
~ Application will be advertised one month
IN the papersuf thestale where the applicaDt
resides, before any decision will be made
IN tbe case by the Secretary ofthe Depart.
ment. Evidence II Confederation OF that OF
the party, will be rrquircd, where * is not
satisfactorily shewn TO be out oil HE power
toprodUce it.
In the case of lost DISCHARGES, the
deposition, in addition to to the time, place
and manner ofthe loss or destruction OF
the DISCHARGES, must set forth the
time aai PtGce Of esitstn,eat, iie cDmpony
and regiNeit IN achich tie S0iiier 5etsnGed
at de time Of his aiSchnrge--fhcd Gie
Of tie disciagc, and ranG and name u
me obcer icho sigRffit; it must also So. Z
syfs latr ,te t.sciis ,e S0nlsi4
t,iioate Of faithful service. required b. ihe
law, OF the words . HOMO 2EDi.Y DIS
CHARGED" or words ol THAI import,
The deposition of DISTINGUISHED witness,
as 10 the servicet,nd discharge OF the aDpli-
cant.is requieed in confederation Of his
owa testimony. Where this is nntpro-
duced, the reason of its non-produotion
must be sati faCtorly stated. The testi-
mony must be authenticated in the man
nerprescribed in thecasa of lost Warrants.
Where the precise dates or numbers can
not be stated. they may bc stated to the
best Of the recollection of the witnesses
whose creiibtity the magistrate, whe
takes tic evidence, must certify in the usu-
al form.
~ The publishers Of the Laws Of the
United States viii insert the above oncea
week for three weeks.
huSust s.
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.NEW1 PUBLTLQTTONs, &c.

JUST PUBLISHED, AND FOR SALE,
.AtPeter Coltoa's Book, & .Siaiiohasy Stores
RIcHMoND AND LYYcHBURe,)
Tie f,Ro,sias WEW PUBLEc.8TT0Nig, pi- /;
Historical sketches of the late War between the
United S ates and Great Britain, blended with
anecdotes Illustrative of the individual bravery
of the American sailors, soldiers. and citizen, (;
embsliished with portraits ofthe most distin.
guished naval aud military Oil ers, q accom-
panied BY views ofseyeral sieges and englge
meots BY John Lewis ThOmpaOn.-Price
S rs boards.
Ewell's Medical Companion, third edition,
Containing concise and impartial history Of
theC pture Of Washington, &c SIC. Price s ).
The Cottage Preside, or Parish School
maste,--smoral tale-by lhe Rev II. Duncan
81
The dance of death, and other poems by
Wal err Scott Esq -S73 cts.
The Poets Pilgrimage to WaterloO--by
Il Saudey ESQ
Ballard ROmsnCes, and other Poems--by
Miss 4. NJ Porter--75.
Ihe p csent of mistress to a young SER
valt consisting offriendiy advice and real his.
tories; by Mrs TAYLOR Of onia--75 CTS.
ValentiRe Eve, novel by Airs. Opie,-
Noi- >
o. nrs b,5loasoas ej every sind ro.sjysd a.
soon as bHbEshed
ALSD-JUsT RECEIVED.
400 Reams Wr.,i6g Paper, aud
100 Letter Paper;
100 Webster'5 Spelling Books, CRp7g eHi-
E7q) and large assortment of chesp PAPER
HtNGINGS, &c &C
lie constantly keeps on hand a large
and rererai assortment ct
Rocks d iSI.4TyO.A.lRK,
Where country Merchants aud Others can now
be Supplied on the mos lb.rattetms.
b. Blank Books ruled and bound TO
any pattern, at the shortest notice and In thcbest
manner Also, TRUNKS made.
AImonacks for f8I7-in
press, and viii be published about the FIRST Of
September his VIRGINIA ALMANAC for the
yer ofour Lord 1917, containing variety OF
useful and entertaining matter
Persons wishing 10 engage for a quantity vii
be supplied on moderate terms, as he contem-
plates printing $4,000
August "a e.
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1 - 49,
40 act
Aihkg1g appropriations iol die sappsrt Of
| government, for the year Que thousand
1 elght hundred AID sixteen.
hs It sEacts3 bytts Senate md house of
! GerTeseEsaiiCes o. tie UniteG Sfctgs Of
'Hjhe?ca ~ Congress assembled. That for
The expenditure Of the civil list in the pre.
sent year; including the contingent expen-
ees OF The several depaftments and Offices
--lor the Compensation OF tie several Ioan
officers aud their CLERKS, and Tor books and
Stationary 10: the same Ter TIE paymept
81 anhultles and grants Tor the SUPPORT Of
fthe mat establishment; for the excuses of
( Intercourse with foreign nations Tor the
lsupp0rtoi! light houses, bcacons. buoys. and
! Pnbiic piers for surveying the coast of
( tie United States for making the Cum
| Deland Road for ascertaiBing he tiles
10 iaAus IN Louisiana for providing ccrti-
| nca'eS OF registry and lists Of crews and
! Tot SatisIy ING certain miscellaneous claims,
tAe iuilo"'ns sums be, and the same nre
hereby respectively appropriated, that is 10
say
FOR compensation granted by law to
! the members OF the senate and house OF re-
| pFe'eGtAtiyes. their officers, and attendants
! I'VE hlrdred and ninety five thousand two
hundred ana iitty dollars, aud the deducti-
! on 10 De made on account Of the absence cf
members or delegates fOrany part of the
! present session, shall he in the propnrtion
which iiie days of their absence respective.
y bear 70 the whole number Of The days Of
the session.
for ile expense of firewo0d, stationary,
printing and an other CONTINGENT ev,ense5
''' '"u houses q congress forty-seven
thousand dolldrs,
For the eEgeRscs-0f the library 0f Con.
Grees, including tie Iibrariau,s allowances
t'f TIE year one thousand edit .lra.sl i.
sixteen, eight hundred dollars.
! tor compensation to the President of fine
rhi'ed ota'es, twenty five thousand dol
For rent and repairs of The tenement &C.
! cuped by the President Of TIE United
States since August, one thousand ciaht
hundred AMI ioatecn, three thousand, five
hundred and fifty dollars.
For compensation to tie secretary Of
state i've thousand dollars.
For compensation to theclcrks tmplnyed
| IN the department. Of state. being the sam,
! appropriated for the service Of tic wear one
thousand eight hundred and Gftpe6, eleven
thousand three hundred and f,ty dollars
and fifty cents.
For compensation to the messenae- ia
SAIL department and in the patent Office,
SIX hUGdIeii and sixty dollars.
For the incidental and contingent eyDeD.
ses OF sad department, iucludinq she *
| pensc OF printinssnd dis,rbutire ten trou.
| sand four'hundred copies Cf tie laws of lie
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-17
DR AFTS
NlJN . = y
On Boston, ,Nelc- York, philadelphia (

VA DVS'O'E, SfeU-4 O7W, IHltdae.9AiG q
Baltimore,
Can be bought and sold AT the subscribers Office
ALSO
SPECIE and U. s. STOCK.
Likew ~ 'rclsets Cwarrraptcd upelpe SUD in the
GRAND STATE LOTTERY
OF Pennsylvania WHICH Is now drawing twice
week III Phihde ph.a, 81 days OF dlaVDg over
The following Prize remain uudrawn, VIZ;
One of S 10000, one Of 10000, two Of
10000, three OF OO0, six Of 2,0Co. six
teen of 1000 and in proportion of 500,
500, 200, &c. &c
THE MASONIC HALL. IOTTERY.
Draw 9ut once week The S5tn drawia., oyer
One prize OF 10000, one OF 10000, and
several of S 1000 S. 5 900 prizes, all Will
come out IN the next days drawing, or
within weeks
Prize tickets or Northern Bank notes will be
received in payment for tickets at the Lottery and
Exchange Office OF
J. &. KURsHEEDT,
August IL. TT
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-17
YOLUMR m
EDITED BY
yonJf BuREE 9 In cIRaRDIN
Ann PuBnIsHsD

On Wednesdays and Saturdays,
EouR Doons EEtow raE TrIu TAvrKs, AZ Four
DoLlaRs Fss ANnpr, PAID ~ ADyANcr.
Subscriptions and advertisements TO tbs
paper are receired at he Book and job
Printing 0Bice Of J. & n. Rurke, s..
e. corner Of .tlain and l3th streets, dad
near Tie Farmers Bank Of Firgi,ain.
eyr advertisements inserted at tie usual
price, md promptly attended to.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-17
NOTICE.

; 2 ERE committed 10 Chesterfield jail, Che
Tth Of February las $3.50 two NBGao MIX.
rrnsways, 20 wit Vai,ace o1'd Jac& ;--'fheJ
~ hey cam from Baltimore, and weye taken up
. Mr.Hunier and a Mr.. Clay, near than place
ldthey made their escape from them. 'Chei say
~ ore free-ihey have no free papers With them
Wallace IS a very black fellow, about 25 yc 10 Old,
feet 8 or 9 inches high his cloalhing IS napt
oton. Jack IS about % years Old, 5 feet or
ches high; his cloathing IS napt col ton--he is a
w bright mulatto fellow.
lfany persons own such Negroes, they may get
hem By applying to the Ja,lor Of tle above
ounty, proving his praperty, paying charges, sc
therwse they viii be dealt with according to
".
WILLIAM WIEFREE, .Tailor.
MAY II 1awi2Ws
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-17
j. 8 ID. BURKE,
Book 81 Job Printers.

2 / occupied as the Office oftic Uahy C1npi
Ter, one door below The S. T. conner Of 3lan aad
18Th. Streets.
Those Subscribers 90 the Argus who iavs ther
papers delivered from the Office can always oh
ain them by applying as above
subscriptions and Advertisements for the Tir
gina Argus viii also be received there.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-17
Rlago 8 lIraYser.

Giro doors tee4y IRE Farmers BG',s efIiyghia.)
Respectfully inform their friends and The pub
lie that they nave received from Lee's Pa,es: .
FdniLy Medicine Store, No. IS Maiden Lane,
.Nesv-Fort, a Fresh Sappy of the following gen
ui1e medicines.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-17
FOUR OR FIVE ROYs.

Fran - 20 16ye1rs ofgge andcfFood disboetisas
rl2 read and 1grits iq'erajy IseB rs.H be taksn as
Apprentices to the Printing Business.
Enquire NJ tie oGee sfAs Virginia .8rgus.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-17

July 13-wt1sto.
NorE.-The Editors Of Newspapers WHO are
authorized to publish The law, Of lie u States,
are requested to insert the foregoing advertise
nent once week unulthe Is ~ Octobernext
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-17
WAR DEPARTMENT.

" AR lEPAR IbiENI.
The act Of Congress Of the 26th of April
1916, having provided that where any Mr.
LIrARY LAND WARRANTS shall be lost or
destroyed, upon The proof thereof to the sa-
tIsfaction Of the Secretary Oh WAF, a Pa
tent shall issue in the same manner AZ IL
the Warrant was produced and when the
same proof shall Reproduced, that any sol-
der Of the Regular Army has lost his Dis
CHARGE aud Certificate Of faithful service.
The Secretary Of War shall cause papers
TO be furnished such Soldier as viii emit
tie him to his Land Warrant and Patent.
10 enable all persons comprehended by the
provisions Of the said act, 10 avail them
selves Of tie relief intended TO be granted,
the Secretary for the Department of War
has directed, that in the case of Military
land Warrants, which have been lost or
destroyed, the party shall, upon oath in
writing, state the time, place & manner Of
such loss redistribution. tie date s. number
Of the Warrant, and the company & regi-
ment to which tie Soldier belonged at the
time Of bis discharge aad also the state.
county and township in which he resides.
The oath must be made before an officer
duly qualified to admister it, aud the oflici-
al character and signature Of such officer
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-17

for Che speedy relief and permanent cure of the
various complaints rsultiug from dssipated
pleasures, juvenile indiscreidus, residence in.
'ciima es mtayorabe tothe constitution, the i'm
moderate use of tee. frequent 1.toxicauon, or
any other desirUc,iyc mtemperance, the unskil-
fui or excessive use Of mercury, the diseases
ivirps I'M stc
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-17
HAMiLT0N,S ELIXIR.


Celebrated for the cure of colds, obstinate
coughs, astl.mss, end approaching cousnmpGons,
and CERTAIN remedy for the whcQping cough.
HAHN'S GENUINE EYE-W ATER,
A sovereign remedy for all diseases of the
eyes, whether the effect OF natural weakness or
Of accident
TOOTH-ACHE DROPS.
The only remedy yet discovered which gives
immediate and lasting relief in the most severe
instances.
LEES OINTMENT FOR THE ITCH,
Warranted ;rr intaFiihle remedy at one appli-
cation. nay - used writh perfect safety on ~
iants a week cid. not corr aiming particle of
mercury Or any dangerous ingredjent whatever,
and not accompanied with that tormenting smart
which attends the application oFotler remedies.
LEES INFALL1BLE AGUE AND FEVER
DROPS,
For the cure Of agues, reIni;tent, and intermit-
tent fevers,
HAHN'S TRUE AND GENUINE GERMAN
CORN PLAlsTER
The Public VIII please TO observe that the n
oedicine Store, New-York, and are SOLD by par
tisuiar appointment in Richmond by NJ AYO 6,
FRATSER,--Where may be had, Pamphlets
gratis, containing certificates OF cures perform
cd BIZ the above medicines which fully justihes
every article Of the advertisement.
Angus 7-eowtf.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-02
IN SENATE.

Monday, Fe6. &c.
The principal business of To day, was to
order to De engrosscd for third reading,
0"l making appropriations for the con-
structIon of roads and canals"
This bin is highly important in its pro-
VISIONS proposing that
dollars annually (thc blank is proposed
to De filed with sic hundyed thousand
d9Hara) be appropriated for the purpose
OF constituting fund for making artificial
roads, and opening canals which sum is
to be set apart and nviolably pledged as
fund Tor tast and no other purpose-the
same to be placed under the special
charge and direction of the Secretary of
the Treasury for the time being, 6<c.--sus-
Pendable during state of war at the dis
cretion of Congress all monies subscribed
BY Congress to the stock of any compane s
Incorporated for the purposes OF internal
Improvement. to be paid out of this fund,
&c. and all proceeds, interest * dividends
ot stock to accrue 70 it.