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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-18
Chap Books.

Prompter; Aladdia, or the Wonderful Lamp,
Mother Go fe's tales; Trojan War, CULVER
Revlvd; Laugh and be Fat; Hocus Pocus; Di-
vine Euablenls; Letter Writer; Spaniih Rogues ;
Religious Courtihip ConqaeG of Mexico !;
Bucks Companion; Youthful letters Cheap Re-
pottery.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-18
IDubltr Sale,

On the If day Of Oaober next evW deEld
on The p,emjfss ata credit Of 60 daysjar
neg0eiadle mates with approved mdoylers
0, bills an Londsn or WbHe Hsven ct
Izo d4ysGgbt-lbs jsl2opciag Dala45le
proberty.
One lot of ground bounded
and lying on Union Street s. feet 1oI in
ches to the north Of King Street and run
ming thence northerly with Union Street
u feet / ! inches to Fayette Street thence
with the line Of that areet 70 feet.
One lot of ground lying upon
Union ftreet Iz6 feet to the north Of King
fticet and running thence northerly Union
ireet As feet 6 inches thence eafwardly
with line parallel King freet 70 feet.
P. G. MARSTELLER,
Sept. Vendue Matter.
By virtue of Deed of Truf
from George Coryell, to the Subscriber,
90 Friday the 9Th of October, at 4
O'Clock, wall be expoled to iale, on the
premifes,
A two tory Frame HOUSE,
ftuate on the north eail corner of Duke and
Union ifreets, with leafe of years and
months of. the Lot on which faid Houie i,
built, fubea to a ground rent of III. per aA-
rum.
ALTO, an annual grouad rent of twenty p unds.
JAMES KEiTH, jun.
Sept. I6. dIQt.
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FIRST NOTICE..
IA fSs safe ef JOHN &. ARmsTEAD, a
Bankrutt.

s9e JOHN d. AKMSIEAD, II
Bankrupt.
WHEREAS Commiiiion Of Bankruptcy,
i00rded upon the Att Of Congrefs of the
uaiied States, paaed on the 4th day of
April 1890, entitled An Act TO eitab
nth an uniform fyRem CT Bankruptcy
Throughout the United States" has been
awarded and iiiued againtt Jeka 5. Arm-
fead OF the county OF LcuGoun, merchant !;
and he being declared a Bankrupt, is
hereby required to furrender himfelf to the
tommifioners in the iaid commitEicn nam
60, or major part of thera, on the laR
"ednsiday in September next, and on
'as hfh and fecond WEDNESDAYS in OGao
.ss following, at the houie OF Mr.. Leg,
q the town. of Niiddleborg tLoudoun
Soanty at l., O'Clock on each day, and
alake iril diicovery and 'difclofuFe of his
state and effects, when and where his
.,seNoss are to come prepared to prove
's debts; at the fecond fitting to chule
,sl'snees, and at the lat fitting, the faid
n.4'SIaPt is deired TO haih his examina-
NOn, and his creditors are to afent to,
,;Gcaie.
Ali ferlcns indebted to the faid Bank
.sp'' OF that have any of his effects, are
~. ~ . pay or deliver the Zane, but 10
u
'40a' The eonmilioners lhalI appoint.
BURR POWELL,
>a.:,,, Secretary TO the Commiilion.
'-.,you-g, Augua II. {all dzSt
:, HAY In BUNDLES
'00ul AGO pounds each, for fale by
-, VIM. HARTSiCRNE.
=
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The fubfcriber having been
appointed AUCTIONEER, and having
given Bond and Security as the law directs
-6licits lhare of the public patronage !;
he has taken The Store belonging to Mr..
joleph Riddle, at the Corner Of King and
Union Streets, where he will be ready TO
receive GOODS for fale the beginning of
nsxt week. THO. PA1'TEM.
September II. a
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MlIcellanics.

Epitome of the fii.lory OF Europe from the
reign OF Charemagne to the beginning Of The
reign Of George lIId 8vo. Beauties of MANURE De-
lineated, or Phiolophicai and pirus Coutempla-
tians on the Works OF Nature, and the Seaf.ns of
the Year, ielectei from Sturnl' Reflections; Life
and Writings OF the late DR.. Benjamin franklin,
fspiia's Farriery, B.ofGsnls of Morality, sand
lord ana yNieE,oa, Contributions Of The United
States with the latea amendments, to which are
pretiSrd, che DeclarltIon s Independence and the
fecefai Contribution with The aa,t ndments; Iu-
nius's Letters, complete in ore vol with copi
Gus index; Letters Of Themiltoces. with an ap-
pentix, Containing Character of DR.. Franklin,
and Remarks on bis Life, written by himielt ;
Vocal Medley, . new Collection oGi1A,hionable,
modern Songs; American Songitcr; Patriotic
Needy, Wartss Plains and fiynli.s Methodiil
Hymas and ipiritual Songs; Newtan's Olney
Hymns; Common Prayer Books ii plaini and
Morocco, binding.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-18
School Books.

Bibles, Tejtaments. SCOTS Ledons, Murray S
Englih Reader; Introduction 10 the Englifhr
Reader; Sequel TO do. Young Geariemen and
Ladies Monitor; Entlck's Dictionary; Pialter's,
Columbian oraaor; Webiter's ln1iitutes, contain
ing has Spelling Book, or If part, Grammar or
I'd part, md Selection in Rea-ing, or sd part !;
Dil@orlh's splliing Book; Columbian do Child S
Guide; American Primmer; columbian do. DIR.
Loala's Engiiih Grammar; Aihe's Introduction
to d.. Philadelphia Latin DO Ciarks introduce
tioa to Latin, Mars, do. dc. Carkr's Efafnlus;
d.. Corderii; Radialan's Rudimsnts of the Latin
tongue, American Tutors Alilitaat, Diiworth's
Schoalnlalters do. Mrs. Barbauid's Lelfons and
t4yn,as for Children; Juvenile Magazine to be
,aj ~ ~ II Il,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-18
r. e I. GRAY

Haze for Sale, ruho!ealeand re-
tail, at Their B0Ok and Stationary Stare,
ia King fret, bessvesa Royal ana Fair
fax ersets, The jollosuiag articles, an
4vbieb a hbersl dedal7iou will be made
10 tbsle 4vbo 9urc6a/e 10 fell qg,n:
Novels, Romanees, &c.
THE Beggar Girl, novel IN 1hrse vols. by
Mrs, Eennee, Devalcourt, by do. Girl Of the
Mountains, novel iii vols. by Mrs. Parfons !;
St.l con, or Tale ofehe XVIII Century, a no.
vel III Z vols. by VIM. Codwin, Children OF the,
Abbey, tale, vols. bound in 2, ty Regina
Maria Roche, Vicar of I,anidown, 2vols. IN one.
by do. Maid Of the Hamlet. avolS. Ill one, by do
Nocturnal Witt, a novel, in asvois. by DO. Spirit
of the Cattle, by William G., PROXY, Vagabond,
by George Walker, Mordaunt, by DR., Moere,
he Armsuian, or Ghof Of seer, a lallGry
founded an faets, Z vols. from the German OF
schiller, charlotte Temple, a Tale of Truth, by
Mrs. RoN ion, z vols. III one, Adventures oi eau
deatia di Lucca, the Abbeis, romance by w.
n. Ireland, the avowed author cl the Sh'keipear
papers, sc. &C. in vols. the Fool If Quality,
or the Hiitoiy Of fienry Earl of Mo- Gland, IL
vols. by Mir. Brooke, Kcyal Captives, Frag-
ment CT Secret hiifory, by Ann Yearhly, Tale
OF chs Times, j nove BY the author o. the Cot
bps orory, III 2 vols.
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Turnhlke R0aI.

The fublcribers to the Turnpike Road
are requefed to pay up their fubfcriptions
This may prevent any objection TO the
votes at the election for Directors. The
law required che money to be paid at the
time OF fuhfcribing.
WILLIAM HARTSHORNE.
JOHN THOS. RICKETTS,.
Seprember ~. d5s
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Stationary.

Lead TnkHands with gals holders; Pocket do.
Morocco Pocket Books aifarted; Playing Cards;
red aud black lakpowder; Waters by the poun d
cap writing paper, Quilts and States, lead and
1ate Pencils; and general afortment of
Blank Books,
condit;ug of Ledgers, Journals, Day Books, In
voices, Waite and Cain Books, Cyphering and
Copy Books; Copper plate Copy Lines large ard
FINAL hand.
Bookbindlng,
Of every delcription, executed with neatnefs
aui difpatch. Merchants account books ruled
aud bound to any pasteru at the fhortea notice.
April 20. ID
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-05-01

been refufed. After delay of more
than two years, MIR. Jackion, in the Last
fiction OF the fourth Ccngrefs, has ap-
piled 20 Mt. Pickering 70 recover the
necehary papers, that he might lay the
fubiea before the &Ioufe of Repreieata-
tivcs. Ell am intoraped by him." Jays
Mr.. Jacllfon, " that he knows nofbi"g
e Of tie JgjfasG." Here the matter food,
on the 2zd of February, 1897.
MIR. Jackfon further adds that this is
not Jingle initance. In 1894, major
Thomas Johnton commanded party
of Tencflte militia. who were ordered
20 puriue a gang of Indians. The lat
ter had murdered colonel John Montgo
merry, and the Titlworrh family. In
the puriuit, they croned into the Ken
lucky territory. Colonel Henly gave
that reafon for iuipending their pay.
Thelc were the only TWO parties often
nenee militia, whole arrears have not
been paid up, excepting thofe compre-
hended in the appreciation act for 1897.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-05-01
OBSERVATIONS
Respectfully inbmitted to the confederation ofsbe
General A8embly ofVirginia.
(Centiaued f-Om Ne 10Y.
ON THE
TAX ON MERCHANTS,

LGnfiGGe9 Prem We. rO)s
IF this rea1oning be correct, the law
| under review is in hnbfance, though in
| directly, an infraction OF chat clau1e of
the Federal Contribution, in which it is
declared that s'no fate ihall, without
the content of Congrets, lay any i'm
potts or duties on imports or exports,
except what may be for the ufc of the
Trealury of the United States
The frlt, or prohibitory part Of the
clauic, is of itfelf efficient. It's object is,
manifefly, rodePriVe the tates of all re-
venue, fromdurles onimported goods: the
Object of the iecond part is equally clear,
and the plainand ndifputable meaning Of
1t is, THAI the general government hail
excluiively podels thar revenue. Words
cannot be lefs equivocal. On whar
principle then, can the itate of Virginia
pretend TO drive areyenue from iourcc
from which the contribution expressly
excludes Ell the fates On what prin-
pie will the fate of Virginia iultify alaw,
by which lhe obtains revenue from
fund, excluliyely appropriated to the
i
genera government
- nc 0Lly ah ,, 10 this argument
lflaE mas oeen hitherto attempted, re-
moves the diicniilon from things to
|oF S rom m, 1uoitance to form 1t
mas oeGh l"'a mat the tax IN queitlon is
not d guy On imported goods bur tax
III s'l'i r,l~l,s, II . Iroe Iaaf IN name
- - q Tax Oh 'i'Sl Oi'''''I'' DUE II II turns
ouI 70 ), DC IN ieahIy oufy on goods the
l,..i'C c. y ''o'IilH8 OF "o[ie' decepaon,
~ ,..Cit tAA ISl'lioI DC conif'59tlona!-
y 1i'Soi?l ny inc AeSliiature OF Flrgi-
Ia - f 1,pt n ~o[os, Duf IN facf'
bn lol dof1 " -i,1 't3lLutIoh' ana cahnot
~ $500 It;eI'eC'.' 'llll' Il man oe qeterInnet'
~ 80 I,rl,,.eI " V'l0 el,1olinGa principles
1871 1911. ,',,o I'tI'ioli cue Vl,"' ineaiure
s ,7-llL ~ ~ unconstitutional; ct
e ;,J;~Setiy. ia 80 l''Va"'' Is J'''lF3a0ie'
foninn o 6;t[s 1850 g az - iioae OF rea
rcDrObatcd nv fheJ eo.{lar,,rt. NJ Viz:
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-05-01

ter, and having got altnoft TO the OPP
polite lhore, the militia in relerye role
from their covert and di{tharged vol
ley at the fugitives in the river. The
victory was compleat. Nine iquaws
and children were taken. About forty
or forty FIVE warriors were killed. Ac-
counts differ about their exact numbers.
AS no particular detail is offered about
Running Water, bur barely shat it was
dettroyed at the fame time with Nicka-
jack, ii feens probable that they food
very near each other. In thele towns
two freih icalps were found: ard ieVe-
raj others dry, that had been hung up
as trophies. Many articles Of property
were recovered, which the militia knew
to have been taken from their owners
when killed by TIE Indians, in the
courle Of the preceding twelve months.
Among thefe were found a number of
letters. They had been carried off
when the Kentucky mail was robbed
and the pot murdered. In Nickajack
was found quantity of Powderand lead,
that had juft been received from the
Spanilh government, as ALTO commit
lion 70 Braeth, chief OF the town, who
was among che Aain.
The priioners confeiied that lixrY
Creek and Cherokee warriors had paned
through Nickalaok, only niue days be
fore, or their way to make war againit
the Unl6ed States. IwonightS previous
to the deitlu6tion OF Running Water,
icalp dance was held IN It, Among O.
theirs. John WATTS was preient; and 1t
was there reiolYed TO carry on the war
with additional yisour, This the whiee
people learned from the Prltoners. The
towns we're burnt ana every thing dc
Itroyed. such IS the iubitance OF the
Newspaper account. nat received
ron Nf. jackion IS 90 the following
erect.
MAJOR James Ore was, IN the cloie or
Apguit, 1894, ordered by governor
6lonnt TO march to the dlitrlct OF Nero,
70 aefehd Its frontier; ana On the 9th
OF oeptenber, ne was oTdered,oy generSi
Ko0eFhon to march 70 the Lower Che
foheG towns, and oeitroy them.
Is proper 'or me mere 90 o0-
l Il vs. iayS UT L.i!' JaeA1oh' mat inc IN
I .!S iii'@'1'iliS ti-''ie owns "0i G e'aliy
:; :. Al'ilnS ouF CltlzeIS' ah( OUT oihcerS'
, I@iiiliill'lIe d lSel'/@m o. ttae captured
N'liea' ana wouiloea % TIC '0SFeeafy
ut wat anu 'i'e di''N''iS 'etuF'lcu ~siG'
= T0' 10 P4.JTe 0" any @SF"""S "'|yS ne
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-19
The RESTORATIVE POWDER for the
TEETH and GUMS.

This excellent preparation comforts and
arengthens the gums, prelerves the enamel from
decay, and cieanles and whitens the teeth, by
abforbing all that acrimonious fine & ioulneis,
which lufcred to accumulate, never fails TO in
lure and finally ruin them.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-19
TAPE WORN.

Mr.. SAMUEL FULLER, inn-keeper, Oh
the Hartford road, ten miles from Baltimore,
began about 20 months ago to be grIevouiiy all
fli6ted with tape worm, which lncreated iait
in Gze and ltrength, 20 as to excite the mott
horrid fenfarions by its writing motions and
inlolerable pains, reiembling the gnawng and
fearing Of his bowels, which deprlvei h:m OF
his neceilary heep and cauied tuch dreadful ap-
prehenfons as cannot be conceived but by one IN
a limi!ar fituation-his appetite waited rapidly,
and with that his hrength, 10 that nc was una
bic TO attend to any bufinefs--when he heard
of fome excellent cures performed by Hanil-
tins worm lozenges, ne took large dole, which
brought away about FOUR YARDS of the
worm (now in the poileiLon OF Lee & Coz
but renewa, Of his pains foon convinced him
thu: this moitrous reptile had recoVefed It's flrlt
yigy.r--Applieacio was made to Lee & Co.
for more Of their medicine with their advice
from which reialted che total, expustion OF his
Formidable enemy, in feveral pieces, which ne
filppoied to be SIX or EIGHT YARDS mere.
A few months have Gnce elapied and Mr. Full,
Ter is now in perfect health. The above facts
are well known to numerous circle OF his nelgh'
bours, and himfelf will crafty any who may
with to make further inquiries on the iubject.
Although Hamlton's worm lozeuges produce
fuch powerful effects, when neeei1ary, yet they
are perfectly innocent and mid IN their opera
tian on the human body, even taken in large
dofes. as Mr.. Fuller will teitiiy--their particu-
lar nlidnefs is abundaney evident in innumera,
bic cures Of infants.
Communicated BY Dr.. Join S3anglr,
York t0qvn, PeaxgEvavia.
Letter from the reverend Mr.. JOHN MOL
TIER, nlinifer of the Moraviaa church, III
Yorktown.
1ork, Januay 4th, 1902.
Dear Sir,
DR.. Hanailron's lozenges have been recon-
nended to me as very adequate means ter the
cnre Of children afflicted with worms, procur-
ed box for the ule Of my family, to try, whe-
ther by means OF this medicine, ! might be ena-
blcd 10 gain point, which, TO aeconiphih, on.
gerent other means had proved anorrive. My
eldca boy had very iickly appearance, wasyery
reRlels at night, grew leaner from time 70 time |;
n ihort. he ieemed to be in precarious fate OF
bealth which would yield co none OF the naedl-
r;nes adminihcred, until gave him TWO doies
or lozsnges, agreeably to the directions, which
: rid off iublance 20 al appearance. mere
,,,c,,s. bu, upon clofe inlfpeaion quite reple
vs;f rsry rl,al! living animals. Not one OF that
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-19
The GENuINE PERSIAN LOTION,

SO celebrated among the fashionable through
ont Europe, as an invaluable coimctic, perfectly
innocent and fate, free from corrective and rep@l-
lcne minerals Che baiis Of other otions) AID ef
unparalleled efficacy in preventing and removing
blsnilhes in the face and kin Of every kind. par
ticulary freckles, pimplcs, inGammatory redneis,
fcuris, letters, ring worms, iun burns, prlckley
heat, &c.
The Periian Lotion operates mildly, without
impeding that natural, inlenilble Precipitation
which is ef1ential 70 health. Yet IFS iautary Ct
fects arc lpeedy and permanent, rendering the
kin cicIicately loft and clear, improving The com
plexion, and referring tie bloom OF youth Ne
yer filing TO render an ordinary countenance
beautiful, and an handtome che nlcfe 10.
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N - / I e l.

'HE Creditors of JAMES BACON , /
i fupt, hlvlng appointed ne Ai.iors's . u, I
Eitate and Effects, ali Perlons indebted ~ = y
are requelted TO make immediate pavmsr " ai1l
thoie who hold any Of his Property to t.f ~
the fame to ME. 'SA';'
GEORGE YoUNGs, AfIig,..
n. 3. Thofe accounts which are no, o r.I
before the frf of November next will '; :SS
criminately be put in tuit. "O''
Sept. H. d,,.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-19
The SOVEREIGN OINTMENT fer the


Which is warranted an inhl!ible remedy at
one application, and may be uied with perfect
fafety BY pregnant women, Or on infants week
Old, not containing particle OF mercury, or any
other dangerous ingredient ~hitever, and is not
accompanied with that tormenting mart which
attends the application CT other remedies.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-19
DR.. HAHNss GENUINE EYE. WATER.

A fovereign remedy for all diieafes of the eyes,
whether the effect CT natural weakness or of &C
cident, DEDUCTIONS Of rheum, du!lneis, itching
and films On the eyes, never faiiingto cure thofe
n,aladies which frequently fuceeed the imall pox,
meailes and icvers, sud wonderfully itrensthen
ing weak fight. Hundreds have experienced
its excellent virtues, when nearly deprived OF
fight.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-19
IS RECOMMENDED
Dr. FIAf1Nss ANTE PILLS.

DR.. FIAENss ANfl-BTILEOUS-PIL
The operation of ehele pills isperfectly mild, 70
as 20 be uied with lltety BY pcrfons IN every iltu
ton, and OF every age.
They are exceienrly adaptedto carryof iuper-
huous bile, and prevent its morbid fecretions-to
reaore and amend the appctite--ro procure free
perlpiration, and thereby prevent colds, which
are often attended with fatal confcquences--a
do(e never fails 10 remove a cold, if taken on its
hrit appearance. they celebrated for re-
moving habitual colivenets--hckneis at the ITO
mach, and fevere head achs--and oughtto be
taken by ali perfonsgon chang CT climate.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-19
TOOTH ACHE DROPS.

The only remedy yet difcovefed which gives
immediate and laHing relief in the mott fevere
ipftances.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-19

fort of worms which ufualIy afl.a children !
came from, him. Since that period hcs grcwrc-
markably better Ill health, and though lean.
has got freih and lively complexion. Upon
different occaionsI have uled this medicines
purping fubititute, and found it to aniwer exceed
|ingiy well, without bringing Gil belly-ache, or
any OF thofe dhagreeable icntations, 10 often &C.
caiioned by purglng medicines. Upon the whle,-
Judge this medicine to be, belides its main OBJ
ljecf, one of the mott falutary means for rotor
ling loft appetite, and promoting proper fate
| OF digefion, by carrying off that bilious iub-
| itance, which engendcrs 70 much indifpotltion
! both among children ana adults.
am, Sir, your moit obedient fervant,
JOHN MOLTHtR.
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en- Dollars Reward.

K An IN, away from the sub1sriser
N Gay morning, the sd inf. an on SUI
Roy y, to the Gooper's buhnet., ram NJ 5aPPreati
LYLEs, eighteen years ct 90, ,,sI ,o JAML
ao9lt fve iset one inch high, brown '1 ca, Auga
), walks with his knees turned in. Hs edSmple2al
ne went away, grey Bath coating 80 oa WI:
let walitcoat ard oznabureh troe,,sr 49, the
other clothes with him. Whoever - Out too
to the Sub!criber ihall receive the ,ssu5ns hi
and all reaionab!e charges, or Fifteen new Nswar
taken 10 miles from Alexandria -A collars
CHARLES JAMESON
N. B. All matters of ve.,els are So ~
from carrying him off, ''i'"aFHs
October 7.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-19
HANIILTON's ESSENCE and EX.
TRACT of MUSTARD,

A lafc aud efIeatual remedy tqE gopt, rheuna-
t;fn, paGey, ipTains, bruiies, p1ias in the lace
and neck, Ssc. AMI has periorme more cures
ia the above complaints than all the other medi-
cires ever before made PUBIC.
Fyo.u Dr.. N'eqthsraars,
Yrfh tonntp, Kirsiaia.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-19

>
BOOKSELLER, & SyATIoNER
Rssafalyy mtsrms Tie P45Et that be has
received from Lee & Cos Pqsat and
FANNY Medicine Store, Baifms,S,
frsA a1srtment of tksfailazoiAg
Valuable Medicines,
Wbicb are in high seeen ard general NE
throughout the Ugite9 Stafes, many Of
them being /old cheaper then The Drugs
efSvbicb fsey are eompoundsd, could be
fayebaled at retail Stare.
or TAKE NorIcr,
Thar S. BJ8op IS ap5oiafsa the ONLY Il
gent for Alsxanatia.
DR.. FIAMILToNss ELIXIR,
!. Afovercign remedy for Colds, Obitiuate Coughs,
Aahmas, Catarrhs, Sore Threats, and Ap-
preaching Conlumptons
o parents zvbo may bave children a667it7ed
qvitb The HOPPING COUGH.
This dfcovery isof the hrf magnitude, as it
isan immediate relief, checks the pFcgfeis, and
III mort lIc cEllfCly IS1iloNSS lSS -iiOAt ~ vi
d;forder 70 which children are liable--the Elixir
IS 70 perfectly agreeable and the dole 10 fnlal,
that no difficulty ariles in taking il.
From LUTHER MARTIN, Ell. Attor-
sey- Gsusral Of The Stare IF Maryland.
Gentlemen,
comply with your requea in Rating my
opinion of sIamilton's Elixir. 1t has been uled
isusy family for two or three years pait. with
rnifogna iacceis, whenever colds, coughs, or fl
nl:lar complaints have rendered medicine. ne
eefIary. have nsylclf found it an excellent and
agreeable remedy for very painful and trou-
blefoae ai5eaien of the breaH, accompanied
with loreneis and with obftructei and difficult
breathing
On 5hste accounts do not hefitate TO recon-
mend Aanlilton's Elixir, as valuable medicine,
ana Gctcrving pu5iic attention..
LUfNR MARTIN.
M. Abii II Henly, Bridge-Street, Baltimore,
was cureIby enc bottle of Hamilton elixir OF
very complicated diIorders occaGoaei by ie-
we're cold caught ieveral months ago. He
brcaihei with the greateR diihe ty, and was
often thrown into weakening faeats when he
attempted to walk any di.tance, aud his voice
woald frequently fail in 1uch degree that he
could only attempt to whiiper he has been
upwards Of Tx weeks without return of his
complaints and deiires TO give this public tel-
ti.a5ny IN favour of this invaluable medicine.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-19
An ounce &C prevention

An ounce Ct prevention is worth pound OF
cure
Fort the prevention ard cure of bilious and ma
ljgnant ievers,