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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-23
aleranDrta aoOertlsRr.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER IS.

We Top the prels to publifh the follow
ing.
Extra9 ga letter reeeiOea firm a gen.
Mman IN Gtorgetozvn, (Somtb Caroi-
na) dated Iotk Oaober na geutAman
IN WaMtngteu.
+" The internal French are di(gorgipg
the whole Of their wretched blacks upon
our flores. An exprefs arrived this after
noon 10. the b~rigadier general, with infor-
nation that a French triga,e was landing
negroes about 81 miles fIom this place
Every inhabitant of the town was ordered
TO equipt himfelf and march TO cppofe
them ; which they did this afternoon
with the greatef cheerfulne{s and | believe
would have gone with more p~leafure had
they. to combat with the FrenSh.
ExtraG from The Official Gazette e5 ST.
Domingo.
Cape, the 9th Thermidor, 10th year,
July 18th, 1902.
General Quarters at the Cape, oh
Thermidor, 10th year.
Tf Gemral in Cbisf captain General
Having feen, 1T. The memorial OF
citizen Alexander, attorney for William
M'Fadon and Jofeph Williams, merchants,
at Baltimoer, praying for the reRiturion Of
z2,z31 dollars, leized at the late conAi-
grafton of the Cape, and Claimed by Jo-
nathan Low, agent Of laid merchants.
IDLY. The letters OF citizen Pichon,
charge d'Afairs of the French republic,
near the United States, and citizen Levil-
lain, commi1ary of commercial relations Of
France, at Baltimore, lhowing thar the
cath taken in the houfe Of Jonathan +.
Low, and depofited on board the Watigny,
is the property Of William M'Fadon and
Jofeph Williams, merchants, in Baltimore.
3dly. The report of the colonial pre-
feet, orders as oAsqvss
The za,a3l dollars depofted on board
the chip Wasigny, at the late conAagration
Of the Cape, and fince lodged in the chett
of the paymafer general OF the army, hav-
ing been fequefered for no other purpofe
bur that of infuring faid property to its
real and lawful owners, who were not then
Efficiently known hall be paid by iaid
paymaaer general TO citizen Alexander,
merchant at the Cape, who fhall furnih
for the fame his receipt, to which lhalI be
annexed the original power of attorney of
William M'Fadon and Joleph Williams,
by which faid Alexander is authorized to
receive the faid fun on their behalf. The
colonial prefea hall deliver his warrant,
10 that faid fun may be drawn from the
chef of the faid pay-mafer general.
The general in chief captain general.
(Signed) LIE CLERC.
By the captain general
~(Signed)
IENOIR. fecrefary general.
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: MONDA1' EVEEiNG

TINS extraordinary GIL "L.-a eas. DC
acquired, has been allowed amcpgii the
%enIightned characters 90 be very miraculous
curioity. We have no accounts Of any
WAREHOUSES;, but three fine.
the woman of Endor, which in former days
was called a real Witch.
Act. ". MoR wonderful limitations Of
various BIRDS AND BEASTS. Mr.. K.
by his powers TO this day, has csuled
people TO throw away their dead pigs,
aud fifth, and cauied men to unload cart
loads OF hay, fuipeteing that they heard
the voice ola child fmothering among the
hay.
MI. Rannic creditably informs the pub
lie, that if it was not in an age and in a
country lels enlightened, he doubts NOT but
great part Of his performance would be
counted fuper- natural but perhaps neither
nature, nor arr, may produce the like
again in icveral centuries.
MIR. Rannie among his various operations
will conclude his performance with
Ground and Lofty
TUMBLING,
II is alto teqneted that Mr. Ranie viii
repeat the parts OF bis Vcntroloqua! pow
ers, which had fuch unbounded appiaule
on III: !at evening of his exhibiting.
Dss,s to be obened at 6Gnoek and The
Performance to begm at 7.-7itkea 10 be
hal at the place Of Performance.
Ga No Segurs 10 be Iuoaked in the ram.
Oh. II. 81
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-05-01
From The Providence GAzErre.

q lfit De true" (faid the celebrated PUN,
OF facetious memory &c that every generation
is q0tjer than the preceding grand-fires !''--
Thoie old--fafhioned fellows (peace to their
names differed in judgement 70 efentally from
the prs(ent poitmafter-g general, that the{ f4p-
Pofed printers, at Ieayf, equally qualified with
other citizens; elfe why were 70 many of shat
protection (even printers of newspapers here
toioge admitted and in0ited in the department.
Can any moral or ply Gcal res(on be aligned
By Mr.. Granger, why printers fhould be
more liable to violation of oaths, breaches of
truft sc. than merchants, LAWYERS, or other
citizens Is riValfhip in buinels confined to
printers, and are tbfy more difpofed TO iniure
or dcttroy" their brethren than men Of
0t6s' projections But an ounce of fa17 being
worth pound OF argument, ] might adduce
many inttances Of printers (aimoit all of them
printers Of newspapers having fuitaincd the
office OF Poitmaiter, all Of whom executed the
fruit with accuracy and fidelity.
The late DIR. FrankEn "a printer) might
with more propriety have been filled the
parent OF the American poft-oGhce. The great
and good man nRrjed it while in It's infancy.
He was deputy poit-mafer for Philadelphia,
and afterwards poAmafef-G General, both pre-
Yious and fubfeFuenT 20 the revolution.
Should it be alledged, that printers have
dfPretialed,fnee the time of ErsnkIn, ii may
be afked, have lawyers become bstfsr n,sa lince
the days of the pious ST Matthew tIals =
{" printers Of nea05baPer5," whom Mr. iran
ger has thought it sxbedieHt thus ungraciouiy
to denounce as unworthy Of truf and conf
dence, mott certainly had iome Effif merit
both before and during the revolution, and, il
is prefumed, dejerved aceH At t6eiy roR1tiy."
Had they been generally attached to the Brltitb
government las few Of them Were) could theI
revolution have progreGcd 70 well What
ever may be the jage opinion Of Ms. Granger,
common fenle, truth, and iuftiee, Will fay NO.
And how have they been reInunerated! Their
papers have long been faxed, to the dlfcou-
ragernent Of their buiinels; and Mr. Granger
now adds i1jHA TO iujury. In "tbe times
that friedmen'5 pills." they, through the preE,
founded an alarm from one end Of this extern
five continent to the other, and routed their
fellow citizens from the torpor Of political
death, to juf fcnfe Of their rights as free
ncn.-|Vithoae this eIential aid, well in
formed men hare doubted whether the revo-
luton could have been achieved. Had it
failed, thefs denounced g Prjat@rsof aFI05ba-
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- 's"Sch INC hoops Watch tad arrived
Lne aay before, which had been fsnt oar and
,ne etaesss iitwaich the latter had sbeifg eas,ns
rLoken up, and X IS fsid loif upwards of 90
lefs on the field of battie. ChriRoshe, VII,
commanded, is faid to have Aed The s.oo,s
wn'SA arrived yefteEday have marched ou,
5hfs morning.
accounts from the South, fay, that general
Oeliailnes black general) has been obksed
90 60 abandon itrong hold, which he held near
n'' Wares, after lofing 500 men. We do not
f' eyy where TouGaintis is.
:. LwoihiPs, of what is called the Batav;an
joieiiion' ARRIVED yeiterdsy, ana the iienal is
now ont toC ,sveral others.'
!, tooMt tine within theft two months Or
merely, there occurred MISUNDERSTANDING i,
the college as Williamsburg. We did not
win TO take Fetice of this affair, for the G,ke
OF avoiding give ufelefs offence. An exag-
gerated account of it appeared in forne EaAe1o
newspapers The following explaant;on has
been copied rom New York paper. <sTbe
Recorder does not vouch for its accuracy
but 81 wears the look Of candcur, and for ne
reaioi1 we have reprinted it'll
HERE is reaion to believe, that the rio
tous and fhameful conduct which took nlsra
IN Williamsburg a few nights after the exnul-
non OF Mr.. Yates and Mr.. Lee, as above
Hated, was confined to very frlal number of
Perfons, whole names are as yet minimum
hree, only, were feen at Judge fuckers
houie A Jingle Zone, only, happens to have
been thrown at the ligbt over the door; none
OF his windows were broken, nor was any
Perfonal abule offered TO him, or any of the
family. Two perfons of the family, only,
heard, or Jaw them; they could not identify
the perfons. Several Students, who from
their attachmentto the parties expelled, rnigh,
have been fufpe6sed of being concerned in
this outrage, waited upon him, and aiIured him
they were net, and expreffed their ditappro-
baton and concern on ehe oceahon MIR.
Lee, one OF the parties expelled, did the like
as alto did Mr.. Yates, at a lubiequenr period
he was then confined TO his bed AS the win
dows of feveral other perions in town, who
had nor the remotef connexon with the col
lege, were alto broken on the fame night, there
is reaion to believe that this truly reprehcnE-
bic conduct, was the effect rather of intoxica~
ton, than premcditation. None of the pro-
seiiors have rehgned their Offices, nor were
the college exerciies fufpended for Jingle day;
they are fill continued as ufual; ccniequently
the college is not rs fated, g completely bro.
+" ken up" Il is equally untrue, that, tsparty
politics, in1tead Offence have ever been
the 6 objects OF inftrucfion in that UniyerG-
ty.''
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-05-01

Pe,s would have felt the vengeance Of a
Britlta government and it is even potii6ie
thai GtpEcN GRANGER himieIf, (whom
the efe.Sefcence of party has elevated to the
rank OF pcftmaiter- generai) might have lived
and diedin 6i' s,oratfo1 of faaaN-rafe !aryer,
petty fomenter of village vexation."
RETROSPECTION.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-05-01

gsit, and GOT the TRIAL matt on board and e.
cureo II: then went TO fecure fomc water and
provsiions, bug found it very difficult; I got
my eaett and The captains of the cabin,
end II bags ofcrackers, when fea ca-se and
waihed all overheard. The cabin besnsz f,,i
of water, there was no poeibilty of geina, Bes
low; all went forward the key OF nun
wafhed up. 70 that we got it, and carried IL
forward with us; this, and fix pieces of falt
beef Now all our flock of proviGons confif-
ted OF thefe pieces of falt beef, and s or
gallons of new rum. Q Heavens what
were our thoughts at this timer Sc ends the
day.
December i8th.-The frft part of the rs
hours got the main-naf forward, and made
iheiter to keep US from the ipray and raiu, If
poH;ble. This day Elijah Bangs died with
bad fea, we looked on one another with flens
grief
December Io.--N othing remarkable this
Ii hours the weather very rough, and we
look OH one another as near to DEATH
December 20 Rough blowing weather.
7 fixed companion 70 as to heep there,
rryfelf and bow.
December 2s.--Saw fail, which gives all
providence would fend fome one to our relief
hut ihe was 10 far off as not to fee our hull
1t continued rough and cloudy. Nothing re-
,rra1kable till the 18th, when Lawrence died.
ne weather very rough all this Fl hours
Oh for fome water We defpaired of life,
and wifhed to die
our fellow fuferers, but could nor keep it
he, Fi,n-
Harry I honion departed this life: Watc,-;
OBJ far gOatsr; dei this was the cry.
Nothing remarkable till the
27th,---T his day capt IngerfoI departed
this life. The weather rough and blowing
aoth.--- This day more moderate, and be-
gan TO rain, ! got the tarpolin fixed over
the conpatlion-way, 70 that caught about
one quart of rain water, which, Immediately
drank w, and in the morning got a mans
thigh, and made hearty breakfai}
goth This d hours moderate, with rain,
10 that we caught s gallons of water, and
Joieph Willard drank 60 much, that in the
space Of IL hours he departed this life for j
better to come. We fill continue to live on
our fellow fufFerers. The weather continued
Blowing very heavy, with rain.
January Io.---At three P. M faw fail,
and at S P. NJ, me Jfo9d fo, rs ! but Che being
20 the leeward of us, could not fetch rs 4l'at
tark, but at essht fhe came up with us, and
the proved to be the Morgan Ratler, of Dan
bury, capt Job Sampfon, bound to Marieilles,
who ient his boat on board, this being IN lat.
SO: 3, long. 81. We continued on board
the Morgan Ratler until the 5th Of February,
when VIC poke the fchooner Roehuck, capt.
DAYTON, from Gibraltar, bound for New
/ OTk- IN iat. 7r. 10 who roOk ,s on hoard
and treated US in the mott humane and ecner-
Gus manner. The boy, John Green, whole
feet had been badly frozen on board the horrid
wreck, was now taken great care of by capt.
Dawion, 70 that be is able TO walk about.
] 'hns, after being "a days ard f.biiiting for
IS on human fcfh, without water, were two
OF Us, mytelf and boy, mercfully prclerycd {;
the reh, S IN number, all died.
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RECREATION.
7. GREEN, M. d.

g, GREEN, M. D.
y Efpeatuily invites the eitlsns Of P;.,,,..s
~ including the 1sde'j and is giciniry, "a 800
lhe Aas.yGs Of q LECTURE on
ELECTRICITY.
Wlth EAPE PfMEN1S % BE- Delivered m
III o " ID Il z Eveninq, nav ~ -.
At FKLEMASON's Hail
Alio, DEFINITION # the CEEa7i0E Of ,be
WORLD,
in feysR DIANE periods, illuArated yuh II; ,0...s
F'gwf', and parteBiariy calculated 10 Mil
knowledge 70 the ri6Dg generation. P...,ca,,r, &c
"nch VII hs expTttea n he hand oils.
tilff'A oT.y 619 q @alar each TO be had A, III.
near she Rriayc. '''J 20 .
Doors 70 opened a. fsyen, and commence sr..
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-05-01
From CbGyicfen, Mareb II.

LETT RS from Auguifine Of the roth
Of March, contain information.-Jh hat Paine,
AT Indian chief, of Lacheway, diitance 10
miles from ST. Auguifine, being defirous TO
be on tine fame friendly footing with the
Spanilh government, as he and his tanned
brethren formerly were, called meeting of
al the indian chiefs in the Creek nation, who
duly attended, except The chief of theMalefo-
axe, where the noted Bowles is harbour cd.
a this meeting it was unanimously agreed TO
dciVer up Bowles to bis excellency Henry
" bite, governor of ST. Auguftine, together
with ali the white priloners who were taken,
md the negroes and property of every de-
'criprion. For this purpofc, Paine fcnt in 4
flag OF truce to the governor, who readily ac-
reded to the terms propofsd by the Indians,
.dding, that in future no Indians would be
permitted to come within the fcttlcnert with
their guns, tomabawks. knives, or any warlike
iniirumeUts, but TO leave the fame at The DIFF
icrent frontier fatiors in Florida; that on
agreeing to thofc terms, he would conclude a
peace with them and as foon as the priloners
and property were returned, he would give
up the Indian priioncrs now in the fort Of ST.
Auguitine. Its expected this treaty will be
Immediately ratified.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-05-01

E%tra9 If 4 Letter tyem To5ias Lear, Gig. to
he Secretary Of STATE, dated Cape Francois,
IHareb 29tb, 1907.
=" The Prefca yciterdzy gave orders to the
suiton ioufes that 10 American vefef hould
ee admitted to an entry until the captain
shouid have exhibited his papers to me, and
received certificate from ny Office, that his
veiiei IS American property; and that none
fhoud depart without my pafpost."
=" Naycb 33fb 1907,
p. S. There was a pretty fevcre en-
gaocmeut yefcrday about ten miles fsoD,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-10

fcft Of worms vh'c.l usaally saiia ehi!drea
came from him. Since that peri, d he grew re-
nlarkaby better in health, and though lean,
his got frefh and lively complexion Upon
different occalioiis have ufed thl, medicine as a
purging lpbftitu e, and found it to anl~cr exceed
ngly well, without bringing on belly aehe, or
any of ,hofc dlagreeable teniayions, 10 oi'en oc-
caiioned by purging medicines. Upon the whole,
jadge this medicine to be, belidcs It's main OBJ
iea, one of the moa falutary means for reftor-
Ing Ion appetite, and Pronioting proper tate
of digefion, by carrying off that bilious fub-
Rance, which engendefs 70 much indifpoltion
both among children and adults.
am, Sir, your mott obedient fervant,
John MOLTHER.
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The GENUINE PERSIAN LOTION,

So celebrated among tie iaihianable through
our Europe as an invaluable coinletic. perfectly
ilnoceat and fate, free from correflye and rep-l-
lent minerals Che BATS of ether iotionS) and ct
unparalleled efficacy in preventing and removing
bcmihcs IN the fac and FIN of every kind, par,
ticularly freekIes, pnples, lnaamn,atory redneis
lcad>, letters, ring worms, fun burns, Priekley
heat, &c.
The perlan Lotion operates mildly, without
impc.i that natural, inhnflblc iiPi'ation
which is efential to health Yet its ialutary Ct
fects are fpeedy and permanent, rendering the
kin delicately loft and clear, improving the COM
pIexiln, and reltoling tie bloom of youth. he
yer filling to render an ordinary couhrenanle
beautiful and an Il .ndionlc lie l..oIei 10.
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II MIL, LIN IS
WORM DESTROYING LOZENGES.
Which have within four years pat cured up
wards of one hundred and twenty thouiand
,erions Of both .exes. ofevery age, and III every
;tuation,, Of various dangerous complaints arIs
,ng from worms, and firm obltructi.ns or toul-
nels in the itonlnh and bowels.
his medicine bears no analogy whatever OF
ii4ilar tide, f. commonly comp AIMED OF as ore
,ating with violence; on the ntrary, parti-
cular excellence of this remedy is its being ut-
ed to every age and contitmion; contains no.
hing but what is perlec ely Innocent, and is 10
mid in its operation that It cannot inlure the
non delicate pregnant lady, or the tendtren in
FAINT OF s,mcek Old, llould no worms exit in
the b ,dy5 but will, with ut pain or gr!ping,
leanie the hon,aeh aud bowel, OF whatever Is
foul or ofeliive, and thereby prevent the pro-
duclson of worms and maiy fatal diorders,
They are particularly ehicaeious in carrying of
all grols hamours and eSupsicns; teveriih and
bilious complaints, and are the lsleH and mild
cit purgat;se that can be ufed OF any occaiion.
Dsycn9tioa of Worms, and tie JGmptoms
by zobicb tby arr kne0sn.
Worms mh,h inlelt the human body, are CHIEF,
~ of four kinds, viz. the Teres or largc round
worm, the Afcaridcs, or fnlall nav worm, the
Cueurbitina, OF ihort, G 1t, White worm. and
altly, the Tania, or tape worm, 10 called from
its refcnblancc to tape; this is often many yards
long and is full Of jomrs--It is moa harituI, and
mott difficult to cure.
Am ong the fympsoms attending worms are
di!agreeabe breath, eipeoiAlly in the morning
Bad and corrupted gums-itching in the n1ie
and about the tieat-Convultons and eplleptic
fits, and fometinses privation of lpeech-Stariiag
and grinding of the teeth in f-ep--lrreguar ap
petite, fometimes loa,hing food, aad tonletlries
Notwithstanding, with sahny and fotid itoois
--Voriting-Large and hard Delly--pains and
Gcknefs at the tNomach--Pains il the head and
thighs, with lownefs of lpfits--Slow fever, with
fmall and irregular pu!le-A diy cough Excl
1--WE thirft-Somctimes pale and usheaithy coun-
tenance, and foalrtinles the face bioatcd and
Hulhed.
petfuns Afflicted with any of the above fymp,
toms, ihould have immediate recuuric to ia
MIL TONS WORM DESTROYING LO-
FENCES. whsch have been conGantS attend
ed with fuccels in all complaints ilnar to thoie
above deicribed. ;,
A doCe of this medicine given oecaionally
during the wara, .feafun, witt efeetually pre-
vent the vomiting AID pureing OF children,
dreadful diforder which annually deltroys thou
Gands of the infant part of cities. 1t like
wife the milleG and moi certain remedy known
and has reitored to health and lvcngth great
number when in an advanced Rage u this fatal
complaint. Paticullr and plain ialfrucions arc
given for every PCT Of the .necelI4fy treatment
in fuch cafes
Children generally take this medicine with
eagernels; having pleafipg appearance, aid
ar agreeable tate,
CASES OF CURES.
s.(sekard fran tboy/andsJ Ike aathenfi
eity Of euhieb any PERRIN my Glfeaaf1,
either BY letter or psyoaal Application.
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DIR. HAHN.s GENUINE EYE WATER.

A OVERWHELMINGLY for all difeafcs of The eyes.
whether the effect OF natural weakness or of &C
ciden,, Deductions Of rheum, dullnels, tehing
and films on the eyes, never falling to cure thOie
naladies which frequently fucoeed the in1ali po1,
rneales ard fevers, and wonderfully hrenglhen-
ing weak fight. Hundreds have experienced
its exec lent virtues, whcu nearly deprived Of
fight.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-10
The SOVEREIGN OINTMENT fer the
ITCH,

Which is warranted an infalible remedy at
one application, and may be ufed with perfect
nfety by pregnant women, or on infants week
DID, not containing particle Of mercury, or any
other dangerous Ingredient whatever, and is not
accompanied with that tormensing fnlart which
attends the application of other renlcdisss.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-10
The RESTORATIVE POWDER for tie
liGElH and GUMS.

This excellent preparation comforts and
Hrengthcns the suas, prclerycs the enamel from
decay, and cleanies and whitens the tech, by
abiorhing all tin.t acrimcniou, fine & ieuincis,
which futfered ~ accumulate, never fails TO in
lure and finally ruin them.
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lust RECEIVED,

l4ud f5,- Sale BY The MbHribers at the cor
eer of Prime and Water Streets.
New England Run in barrels, bef
Bottom Bay Mackerell, pickel'd Salmon,
Whale Oil, mould and dipt Candles, brown
Soap, Alum Salt, Alum Ground, ditto,
6ne, do. three boxes Tumbiers, hhds.
Alum, | cafe fa(hiona5le mems Hats, a
lew caiks Bordeaux Garrett, Griodaones.
Rhode ,Il4nd Lime, belt manufactured
Richmond Tobacco, and a general ailost-
ment of Ladies and Genslemens Shoes.
JOSIAH ,FAXON, g Co.
September S. eo3w
CaN glvea for FLAXSEED, BY
BENZ. SHREEVE, Junr.
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TOOTH ACHE DROPS.

The only remedy Jet difcovefed which give
immediate ard lalting relitf in the mott ievrr'
inftanocs.
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DR.. HAHN's TRUE and GENUINE GER
MAN CORN Pi.AloI Err.

An infaIliblt remedy Tor corlls, ecdiy renov
ing them, root ai.d b. aueh. "ittou giving p-ii:.
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From LUTHER MlaTIN sElq. Atfor-
aey- Generalsf tie State Of NaykuAd.
Gentlemen,

Gentlemen,
comply with your requea in eating my
opinion OF Hamilton Elixir. IL has been uGed
,in my family for two or tl.ee years pais, with
.uaiforn fucsers, whenever colds, coughs, or ii
milar complliats have rendered medicine, ne
.crTary thaye mylclf found it an excellent and
agreeable remedy for very painful and trou-
bleGomc affection of the breaG, acc. mpanied
with forcnels and with o5aruttel and difitut
breathing
On 1hsfe accounts dc not heiitate 70 recon-
mend Hamilton Elixir, as valuable medicine,
and deierying public attention.
LUTHER MARTIN.
Mfr. Abijah Henly, Bridge-Street, Baltimore,
was cured oy one bottl- OF Hamilton 'seixir OF
very complicated difordcr. occaGoned by fe-
we're cold caught feveral months ago. He
breathcd with the grcatea difficulty, and was
often thrown into weakening fweats when he
attempted TO walk any di;tance, and his voice
would frequently fail in luch degree that he
could only attempt to whilper he has been
upwards of fix weeks without return of his
complaints, AL dehres TO give this public tef-
ti.nsny in favour Of this Invaluable nie1icine