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sikgssctssgssuuct momen un," ut- or it.-si you.
; &'þreperedfiam the original receipt in
ss si si ssf ibnv of dumb-90" riber, his widow," by
:si-ss- vkmsitsslzey are prepared and without whose
Than!!!" none, its: genuine. _
gﬂþsttmm Cough-St Colds, Astlmas,
H. si
ssAretmmetliattZly resilpivedsi and speedily cut; '
;? _ _ 'si ed by the use of
vsictHAMlL-TON'S ELIXER FOR COUGHS
*ss ,DEAR bought" experience has taught thou
?;gﬂds that oily and heated medicines, joine
?;Vith Strong opiates or sleepy drugs, repeat
ﬀped close: of which fiatter and deceive the .sspa
ijlsi-issentz'forjthe present, by procuring momenta
) ease ; experience, I say, has taught
?} ousands, that the common opiates and bal
ssi-ss3lamics, as they are called, finally aggravate
is-sifevery'disorder of the breast and lungs, in
1=.heir?mostsisttessing symptoms; that they
sissdad the-Stomach and impair the digestion
sihﬂdme the whole system. increase the diffi
culty of breathing and excite fever. But the
ss ualities of this valuable discovery are e
si—vinced by perfectly opposite eﬀects. A sin
gsilqt'rial will prove. that it restores the de
tdfipination of the ﬂuids to the surface of the
body} and brings on the common healthful
persispiration—thatit dislodges and evacuates
"" the tough viscid phlegm or mucus, strength
}:th the weakened vessels of the longe,
"galleathes the acrimonious humor which irri
Z: tatos them, and smelly discharges it. Thus ss
efriking at the root of the disorder, the
_ symptoms are of course eﬂ'ectually and per
manently. conquered, the reverse of common
. medicines, which weaken the constitution and
give strength to the disorder for the sake of
i stll eﬀects. __ si
lss ss si TQPRVQDLS who have children arrucrea wun
sisthesict'ftþmping cough, this discovery is of the
'"ssssWMegnitude, as it affords immediate re—
{Ribs. Cheeks the progress, and in a short time
ZIctss-si entirely removcs the most cruel disorder to
.—-"-\'hichsi children are liable. The Elixir is so
perfeCtly agreeable, and—the dose so small
. that. no difficulty arises in taking it.
' Bcitlg desirous to make public for the good
of others, the excellent quality of Hanzil
.;ctȝtonss's elixir, prepared by the late Mr. Lee, I
_;have sent you the following account of the
si benefttl have received sromi ; Which-I hope
. Will-"incline others to give it a trial. ln con- _
\ .sesiquence of a bruise on the breast received
_fr0m a fall, my health—grew bad, my breath
ss. 'ingsibsiecame very difficult, and frequently I
'si have" had suddenly to rise up in my bed-with
=allsstlcti'e horrors of immediate suﬀocation.—
Addss-so these a constant pain' in my breast,
and a eough, a great loss of strength & ﬂesh,
and; you may conceive that my sy mptoms ?
evidently indicated an approaching consump- 3
tion. . The advice of a most eminent physi
cianwas resorted to, and afterwards a second
'Wus'called in, but without giving- me any re
Iisief. , Another physician who knew me and si
the-circumstances of my case, advised me to .
., ive Hamilton's Elixir a trial,-sttying he had
' fus dsi it-in his practice and al Ways found it to ?
By-once using Lee's Sovereigctn Ointment. ss
_' herproprietor informs those 'pe rsons and fa- \
_ Tmilies Who are suﬀering-under this disease,
ing-zing the infection of which no person is
TZessnfess that is this ointment is used at night on
sij—going to had it never lails to perform a cure ]
!ÞYW [othWing morning, ss thousands who :
hare, used'it during the last ten years can tes- s
si ctsifY- The Pcculiar excellencies of this in
.siﬄsisik remedy [or the itcl'., above every o
..sslthFg are the certainty of the cure by a single
application ; the ingredients being so- inno—
ÞÞN as to be applied with perfect safety to
si th? 'e' derest insant ; and its being not only
ffree'from any Oﬀensive smell, but equally ass
' (WHEN? With the-pleasantest pomatum
DfssHmilton's Grand Roﬄorative.
* wmsssict' the 5 Vclitor confidently recom—
Wssﬂssct' and ilivaluaþlc medicine for the
,- Ws and permanent cure of various
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si si = (si-tume- M'EDLCINES
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e omuch good. A bottle was procured from ,
'sissMr. Birch's, and l found relief bel'ore I had ;
si'—' taken half of it. I continued to use it & was '.
soonss strong to attend to business." On taking f
sicold, some ofsimy former symptoms return, !
'but are always removed by a dose or two of !.
if the Elixir. _
George Benner, Jun.
=si-'-no. ill. Budd street, Philadelphiasi
Mrs. H. Lee, New York.
Mr. Abijah Henly.- Bridge—street, Balti- !
more, was cured by one bottle of Elamilton's
Elixir, of a very complicated disorder, occa- ._
sioned by a very sevcre cold caught several
.;months ago. lie breathed with the greatssest ct
difficulty and was often thrown into weaken
( ingctsweats when he attempted to walk any ;
. distzul-si'ey and his voice would frequently fail tsi
sslsim such ' 8: degree that he could only attempt
to whisper. He has been upwards ol six =.
si'sissveeks Without a return of his complaints; i
and"—desit'sie<s to give his public testimony in &
fsavor of this invaluable medicme. ,
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simoder'ating for the present some of its pain—
Selectcd Rctecainmendatiom.
— "lie/sat red,
'— ..
ct w—M —
þlsiefasurehljuvenilesijindiseretions, _re_sidedce;
in .climates unfavorable tofthe canstltution,the
. immoderate use often,]frequent intoxicat—ion
orsiany destructive intemperance, the unskil
full or frequent use of mercury, the diseases
P-QCuliar to females at a certain period of
life, bad layings in, & p
, HAMILTON'S
C'ELEBR'ATED WORM DESTROYING
_ siLO-ZEAGES.*
ss-Among sithe'symptoms attending Worms
arezsisisidisagreeable ctbreath, especially -in the
'mdtsining-sib'ad and coirssupt game—itching in
tue nose, siandsi'about the seat—convulsionh
eppiletic sits, -=and sometimes asict-prieation 'Of
Meech—irregularsi'appetite, sometit me lot—t'h
_g food-and sometimes voracious— pdrging
Wlth slim'y and chtid stdols—vomiting— --l.arge
and hard belly-sipains-andsickness at the. sto—
mach—pains in the head and thigh}, with
lowness of spirits—slow fever, with small
and irregular pulse—a dry sicough—excessive
thirst—sometimes pale-and unhealthy coun—
nunce, and sometimes the-face-bloated and
ushed.
Persons aﬄicted with any "of the above
symptoms, should have immediate recourse
to Hamilton's IVorm Dcstroying- Lozenges
which have been constantly attended with
success in all complaint: similar to those above
described.
ssHa/m's true and Genuine German si-Com
Plazsi/lcr,
An infallible remedy for "Corns; speedily
removiug them root'and branch, without giv
ing pain. _
Genuine Per/zan Lotzlm,
The Restorative Powder—for the Teeth
and Gums.
Hahn's Genuine Eye Water,
A sovereign remedy for all diseases of the
eyes. '
siHamzlton's Essence and Extract
containing about 2,200 acres, in the county
of Fauquier and state of Virginia. laying:r in
a most healthy part of the state, in the neigh
bourhood of three valuable Merchant Mids,
between Leathercoat and Piguut Mountains ;,
ten miles from the Court house of sithe said
Coun'ty,seven miles from Haymatket, where
the newly fcc-ntemplated 'l'urnpike-Road will
pass, SlX miles from Middleburg and forty
five from miles from the City ot W'ashington,
and the commerciul town of Alexandria. The
great road from over the Ridge by the Plains
aSSCS through it, on which is an excellent
W'aggon-Staud, from whence great of quanti
ties of'Mauure are annually collected. 'l'wo
thirds ol'ssthis estate is uncleared, and in ex
cellent timber. The soil is well adapted to
the cultivation of lndian Corn, \\'heat and
Tobacco, and from experiments maue, no
land" is-better suited for the use of the plaister.
-Thero is & DVVELLING HUUdsiE on this
!
! Cedassr Grove, King George
i County, June 19. ss.
ss-KG' Printing. in all .its brane-F.
sies neatly execute'd at this."-Office,
estate newly RUISDCU, WlLll qu ctzu'uuo on a
ﬂoor, and other cenvenient out houses, cal
culatedforthe accommodation of a small fa
mily. -- This estate is at present divided into
two sarms, on each of which there is an ex
cellent granary, larm houses, &c There is
at present from 40 to 50 aeres of land in ti
mothy and clover on this estate ; and 80 or
an lOO acres more maywery conveniently be
added .No estate is better or more conveni
ently watered than it is. It is bounded by
B"oad Run on the West for nearly one mile
and an half, and Mill Run, a never sailing
stream, '- runs through the middle of it, on
which there is an excellent site for an over
shot Mill andtDistillery.
The subscriber will divide this estate into
three or more farms to suit the convenience
of purchasers.lt is deemed unnecessary to say
more as it is presumed that-those who may
be inclined to purchase will first view the pre
mises. A reasonable accommodation will
be given purchasers as- to payments. Let
ters addressed to the subscriber, post paid,
will meet-with due attention- '
(T' Sold only by James Kennedy, sen
Bookseller, King Street, Alexandria, who
has long been sole agent for the sale of the
genuine preparations. -
Hannah Lee,
New-York,25th-Fe
HE suscriber, living in the county of
King ueorge, on the Potomac river,
finding great inconvenience in havmg quar
ters at at distance, oﬂ'ers ior Sale his Yaiuable
Infallible Ague and fever Droþs.
- qf'Mustard,
For Rheu—matism, Gout, Palsy, Swellings,
Numbness,-k'c. "
Tooth Ache Dr—ops, _
The only remedy yet discovered, which
gives immediate and lasting relief'insithe
most severe instances.
si-Th-c Anodyne Elixir,
For the cure ofevery kind of head ache.
. "The Damask Lip si-Salvcsi
LAND FOR SALE.
- —
TRAC's OF LAND,
Richard Stuart.
sin—
, rence sullad oil
* -120 boxes and half boxes choice lst and 2d
quality Havanna and St. Jago cigars
- 10 bales Georgia Upland cotton
! '3 hhds green copperas
7 1000 lbs glue _ _ _
: 5 00 gallqrssts pickhng Vinegar
; 50 demljohnz
' WVhich with his usual extensive assortment
: of Wines, Liquors and Groceries will be sold
on low terms for cash, and to punctual {men
at a moderate credit, by
Joseph Mandevxlle,
! Corncssr of King and Fairfax street:.
ARROWSMITH':
Maps of the Four Quartm qf the
! World, si
are now in the hands of the first artists in
Philadelphia: will be engraved on the same
9 size as the English, (about four feet by six)
'and executed in a style warranted equally s-OP'
—rcct with the best London COPiW'
if?" Subscriptions "for the above: in sets
or single, are received by
I 30 lbs lrcsh nutmegs
I 20 boxes, ] dozen each, bottles best Flo
!
7 cond quality Muscovado Sugarb.
L
James Kennedy, Sen.
Ygokseller, King Street.
l Zxﬂx 't , my
l'
New Teas -—u£ reduced, Przces.
105 chests,-half ChCSLS and boxes gun
powder, imperial, hyson, young hyson, and
hyson skin 'l'eas, princtpally of the Sldney's
cargo, lately landed and of excellentquali
es.
120 barrels "Rye VVhiskey.
- 20 barrels & 3 hosssheads N.si E. Rum,
40 dezen old Medoc Claret, imported in
ict807. .
- 15 quarter casks Malaga VVine.
; pipes his-bon and say—al Wines.
4000 ibS COﬀCC.
4000 lbs. Loaf and Lump Sugar.
lO hogsheads and 40 barrcls first 8: -se..
Alexandria C'cunty, Ju/y Term, 1810.
Ordered, that the adminis-siratoroi Wm.
Shteve, deceased, do insert the following ad
vertisement three times in each week for
four weeks in the Alexandria Duily Gazette.
Teste,
'"h1s Is to give Notlce,
That the subscriber of AleXandria county,
in-the district ol' Colnmhia, has obtained from
the (trphans' Court of said county letters oi
administration on the personal estate of \Vm.
Shreve late ofthe county asoresaid, dec'd: all
persons having claims against the said dcc'd
are hereby warned to exhibit the some with
the vouchers thereof sio the subscriber, on or
before the l4th day of January next, or they"
may by law be excluded from all benefit to,
said estate. And those indebted thereto are
requestc-l to make immediate payment (liv
en under my hand this l4th day of July,
l8l0. _
Jacossb Shmmer, Adm'r.
siJuly 14 " eo4w
WlLLIAM RAMSAY,
trine-street, of:/waite the Vendue Store,
Oﬂ'ers for szle on the most reasonable terms,
the following
A R T I C L E S,
Part of which are just received from Philo
Rice, Pearlct Barley, lss'ig Blue; d'tarcnsi, m
digo, Mustard, and Basket Salt
' Lisbon Baskets, a variety.
\Vrapping and VVriting Paper
Hair bitters
' Sweeping and Set-ubbing Brushes
, sslsieading Linea, Traces and Bed Cords
ss Mens fine and ouarse Shoes
dnsiithfield Bacon and Vetison Hamv
_ .fl constant suþjzly of
Jamieson's Water Crackers
Sil'ted lndian Corn Meal
Frcsh Fruits
' A quantity of Irish Seed Potatoes
A neat assortmcnt of— Earthen Ware, from
the Loiumbian puttery, Philadelphia
with which he will-be constantly unp
plied, &c. &c.
May 23. ' eotf
Young Hyson, &
Hyson-Skin
' Liquors—a general assortment
Spices, of every description
-Best Green ( oﬀce, and filst and second
quality Chctocolate -—
- Loat, Lump, and Muscovado Sugars '
bpermaceti, Mould and Uipt Candles
Box and Casks Raisins
Almonds, ligs and Tamalinds '
New Ulleans , Natcmtoches, and Garret :
Philaclelphia Snuﬀ
Best Spanish Segaxs & Chewing Tobacco
l'resh d'allad ()il Cape, rs, ()m es, Ancho
vies, and Mushroom Catchup
VVest lndia and Sugar House" Molasscs
Georgia Cotton
20 bags clean heavy pepper and pimento
3 chests Cassia, U (;assia buds
delphz'a .—
CUNPOWDER, ngsh TEAS,
simpeglal, Imþortad in the ship
yso , Pacg'fic, and start cular
Alex. Moore, Regtster.
Orphans' Court,
'
ly selected,
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new edition
' The Works 'of St. Pierre, elegant. 8 voli
Doctor Milnor's Church History, 4 v
Doctor Doddridge's Family Expositor, best
London edition, 6 v _
Doctor Campbell's Lectures on Fccleslfisss
tical History—on Miracles—St on Systemufic
'lssheology
Doctor Smith's Lectures on the Evidences
of Christianity
Doctor Paley's Evidences of (litto
Doctor Lowth's 'l'ranslution os Isaiall, 2'
Doctor NeW'on on the Prophecics
Faber, on ditto
Ditto, on ditto, concerning the
of the Jews
Doctor Blair's, Paley's, Porteus'ffi Le
and's and Massillon's Sermons ,
Fragments, in Prose and _Verse, by Msisi
E. Smith, just published
Sequel of the Antidote to the
Life
Edgworthls Parents' Assistant, ZVss -
Ditto Tales of Fashionable Life: 2 "
Ditto Popular Tales, 2 7
Opie's Tales, 2 v
Adeline Mowbray, 2 v
Romance of the Pyrenees, 2 1! 'A
'l'haddeus, of War-saw, 2 v
'Don Sehastian, 2 v .,
Fool of Quality, 3 v
Hamilton on Education, 2 v
West's Letters to a Young Lady, "
Marmion, a beautiful edition, legallf
Jnnius, ditto, ditto
Milton, Thomson, Young, GWY- Pox
Iohnson. Addison, Watts, Akensidc ?CQW
per, in 31 volumes, elegantly and . "7
bound
Bloomfield's Farmers' Boy 41,
, With many others equally good; 'W
merous for insertion: ,,
szc 15; -
volumes
'l'ooke's Life of the Empress Catharine Id
Teignr;ss>utl1's Life of Sir William Joncs
Pennmgton's Memoirs of Elizabcth Carter
Cheetham'si Liisie of Thomas Paine
Dobson's Life of Petrarch, 2 sivols- elegant
Hayley's Life of William Cowper
Life of DoctOP-Blair.
Memoirs of F rede rick and Margaret Klop.
stock, very elegant
D r.' Ramsay'sctLisesi of 'vVash ington
Dr. Bancrol't's ditto 'of ditto
The Historyos \Villium Teli, elegant
The Yankey in London
"W'alsh': Letters on the Cenius and Dispo
sition of the French Govcrnment
Domcstic Encyclopaz-silia, 5 volumcs
Lavoisirr's Chymistry
Chaptul's tlitto, by Dr. lVoodhouse, 2 v
Mrs. Bryan's Conversutiona on Clctymisry
Berthollct on Chymical nfiiuity
The Dycrs' Assistant
Mrs. lsiulhnme on Lombttstion
Dr. liwmg's Natural be Experiutental Phi
Cosophy, 2 volumes
Dr. Smith's Vs ealth of Nations, 2 volumes
Multhus on Populatiou, 2 volumos
Richerund's Elements of Ph) sioiogy
Metlical chository, 19. volumes
Medical unn Philosophical Joursinul
Doctor Bluir's Lectures on letorick and
the Bollcs Lettres, 2 volumes
Doctor Priestley's ditto, on History and
General Poiicy, 2 volumes
D'ictor Chapman's Select Speechcs, so:-en
sic andparliamentury, 5 volumcs
Beauties of the British Son-ate, 2 volumes
The whole Works of Doctor James Beat
lica & new and elegant edition, lo volumcs
The \V01*ks of Edmttnd Burke, 4 volumes
siDoctor W'itherspoon, 4 !!
— Robert Burns, 4 tolumes
' —- Mrs. Chapone, 4 volumes
-- Doctor-Goldsmith, 5 wis.
Turnbull's Voyage round the World h'
1800, 1, 2, 3 and 4. si' ;
Dr. Johnson's Journey to the Westem 13, \
lands of Scotland, (new American edition ss
very elegant.
Gibbon's History of the Decline and Falli
of the Roman Empirc. 8 vols.
Hume's History of England, with Smol.
let's continuation. 12 vols.
Raynal's sinsiistory of the East and West ln
dies 6 vols.
Ditto in French, with Atlas, 10 vols.
Edward's History of the West Indies.4
volumes with Atlas.
Millot's Universal History. 5 vols.
Molina's History of Clziii. 2 vols.
si'Depon's 'i'ravels in the Canaccas. Z'Vle.
Dr Gillies's History of the World, from
Alcxz-ssnder to Auss'ustus 8 vols.
Dr -Knssell's History of Ancient and Mo
dern Europe. 7 volsct
Murphy's i'acitus. 4 vols.
Female Biography, by Mary Hay's, 3 "3.
lume-5, elegan
Roscoe's Life of Leo lOth, 4- volumcs
-—----—-—-Lorenzo do hledicis,3
Dr. Sillimun's travels in England, Scotl
and Holland, in 1805 and 1806. 2 volumes
Travelling Sketches in Russia and Swedesi
in 1805, 6, 7 and 8'." By Robert Kerr Poss;
dnj other valuable BO O K S, for calm
James Kennedy'ssi Book-store, King-street
Travels through the northern parts or she
United States, in 1807 and lets. BYEd
ward A. Kendall. 3. \ols. . ss
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