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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-06
AAo on Hand.
Diitrict of Columbia,
County OF Alexandria. q.

County OF Alexandra, II.
JUNE TERM, 1903.
Richard Prime, plaintiff,
sgainf,
Nathaniel Durkee and Catharinc
his wife, Rebrcca Aililon, Jas.
M. M'Rea, William M'Rea,
Margaret M'Rea, Jno. M'Rea,
Rob. M'Rea, Nancy Aiilon
M'Rea, Henry Lyley M'Rca, 8
and Allaon MRess heirs and
Devices of Robert M'Rea. de-
ceafed. and Agnels M'Rea,
and Robert M'Rea, luryiv.
ing executors of Rob. M'Rea,
dcceafed, and Samuel Crandlc,
Samuel Nichols, adminiffa-
tors Of Michael Thorn, decd,
defendants,
The defendants Nathan. Durkee and
Catharine his wife, Rebccca Allifon, William
M Rea, MargaretIM'Rea, Robert M'Rea, Nancy
AIlaon M'Rea, Henry Lyles M'Rea, AlliGon
hf'Rea and Agneis M'Rca, not having entered
their appearance and given fecurity according TO
the rules of this court, and il appearing to the
iatisfaetion Of The court, thar they are not nha-
btantS OF this dftrief, on motion of the complains
ant BY his council, il IS ordered, that the faid
defendants do appear here on the frf day of No.
vember next, and anlwcr the plaintiffs bill, and
that copy of this order be forwith afef,ed in
one of the public newspapers publifhed in the
county, tor two months iuccefively, and that
another copy be ported at the front door of the
court houfe of the faid county.
A copy,
Tea, G. DENEALE.
So Isw2m Clerk.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-06
Fifty Dollars Reward.

Strayed or was Stolen from the TUB
fcriher's Wagon, near the Thorough Fair Mll''
P. w. county, on the 18th init. bright 1ey
Mare, IA hands high, with fmall blaze 10 hs'
face, both hind feet white, long hair in her name
and tail, and fupPoied to be with foal, ten years
Old laft fpriDg. The above reward will be given
for the mare and thief, if he be convicted, or hve
dollars for the mare.
John M'Clenachan.
Mount Air, Sept. 70 cow
c. lafh gaUeu for clean I'15en
and cotton rags.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-06

ALEX. SMITH and SON
HAZE JUST REcEIyRD.
FER the brigs RACHEL, from IRELAND, !, bov..
we'll laid in ~''
IRISH LINEN,
Some excellent Irilh PORK in hhds. and BIZ. ]
few hhds.
IRISH DAT MEAL,
and 50 dozen THREAD HOSE, which ,b.,I
will fell low for Cath.
July a8. -
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-06

1854 Prizes,
1886 Blacks -xat TO a priss.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-06
Diifria of Columbia,
County of Alexandra, f.

IuNE TERM, 1903.
Robert Dicky and John Tom,
compliments,
sgaina,
Jacob Harman and Sanl. Davis,
banklupts, late merchants and
partners, under the firm of HAT =
4 man and Davis, Vim. Harris q
horoe, Jun. Rob. B. Jameton,
and -- ---, executor <
of VIM. Mitchell, Elkhanah
Doolittle, Amos Alliton, fur
wing partner OF Alexander s.
Aili{on, - Scott and Co.
ard Joieph Sackest,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-06

County Of Alexandris, &.
JuNE TERM, 1893.
John Potts, Complainant,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-24

e officers Of the Spanib rov.r,r.s,
refuie 70 give Us po1eaion Of the he ~. I
try," our occupation mutt be. = ~ socs
tents and purpoies cenqseq, exe g y .
that we have purchafed from Fr,ars'0 af
moderate price, the right 10 e,rn',s !
For if we now obtain poGeiion Of = =. :,
ana, by any means whatever, as y.
claim it under the celiion from P.' a't
we ihall be obliged, We fuppole. !"
the price OF The purchale--We aar ~
that Buonaparte would fell to hi
fyien d Mr.. Jeferfon, apOa The la,rs $ -
any other part of the world to wb;,S -
latter may take fancy. He womb
doubt fell him his right 10 the whole !: y
dom of China, and that country ~ s
afford a fill g wider loread for tbs sSI
fngs Of liberty and equal laws - vs' ~
$ zgide lpread'' Teens TO have been :,
of the p9iI9j695e,'s principal inducen..<l
70 the purchale Of Louiiiana.
Nay, we are almof induced TO bell
that the flra conlul might, with the AID,
another memorial from embafador Li,nsl
ifon, content to fell US the jland sfca1
Brian, aad in the fullnels of his frrI
fhip, would even agree, 10 furnih 4 III
of the troops and bear 4 part of the n
pence that would be necetIary 10 cono,
the country ; which is more than \
feems difpo(ed to do with refpe6 to l.opsl
ana. For in this cafe we are TO 6ght II
battles ourlelyes, while he has notbjOs !,
do TO but pocker the money. Il
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-24

fall we then dearoy one Of the frmea
pillars of our political fabric ? itruit, fr'
we fhall not venture into the boundleis
region of hypothesis, that we fhall not al
ter one of the fundamental principles OF
the federal conitution.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-24
Ma. THATCHER'S SPEC CH,

Nix. THATCHERa SPEECf1,
On tie Bit altering tie Coguti'n, reiaiDe 10 the eloies
of P,sidsa, and Yies Proficient, delivered ;atbs Hogf
>f Rsprtjsntaii9<s on tie a6ib Odobu.
Mir. THArcHrx fsid-
Having waited in expectation of hear
ing the arguments of gentlemen in favor
ef,he retaliation, Efeel great regret at the
hlence which they have thought proper on
this location TO obferve.. This courie,
though not entirely novel, was not antici-
pated upon aquelfion of great national
Importance "a fubjea which Invites, which
demands inveeigation.
My colleague Or. Eufis) has aated to
the houfe, that in the year 81, the legifla-
tuge of Manachufetts, voted to inftruGt the
Senators and to raquef the Repreienea-
tives of that late in Congrefs to propofe
an alteration Of the contribution fimiIar 10
thet now propoied. a gentleman from
Ncwyork mir. Ihomas} has informed US
that a fmilar vote paied the Legislature OF
that fate. As these two itatements are
the only anfwers (if fuch they can be con
idsfed) 70 the various arguments which
asye his day been adduced. IN oppoGtioa
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-09-26

tigation, and in fome evil moment, when,
with the liren fong of Z Tbs People" me
has fooihed their iealoUly ana P2list their
vigilance, he intrenches hinl{eIf III power
and authority and tets AZ defiance All ref
Pon6bility.--Ambii6n prompts the De-
nagogue- to court AMI -Aattet TIC people;
and, b that courrihip ana fattery the
road to deipotifm is plain and certain
Thus, Caelar became the de(PUf OF Rome
Thus. the Republic of England was fIb-
Yerted by Cromwell; and thus. lsuerl4,
Bonaparte has fubverted tbs liberties of
France.
We have nothing 10 fear from tho1s
We diltrut-eyery thing from thole we
delight to honor. Of che former We
think it the mott. brilliant of our priyi-
.leges to fpeak and print as We Iike---uf
che latter we are .aHidnous to hide tbs
faults. But, when their tools demand,
that we fhould not fuGsr ever. the. truth
to be told of them, 1t IS time--it BEAMS
err importers duty, 70 be watchful with
temperate jealoufy, and uoilseping yigi-
lance, to fcrutinize not cnly every iUiPi-
zeious meafure, bat every fplPicious fen
timeat. Ga this lubie4 it is natural
inquiry, Why are the party in power fear.
fol of truth, fnce they can Puniih f4y-
boo452 Why do they ihrink from. eK-
animation fnce they .Profels, BY that, to
have acquired their prsfeHr power I? Why
do they tremble at free prels, Gnce they
declare that their officers are faullels
and their nleafwes admirable DO The
very weapons, which they nlsd with 10
MUCH efea and aitdsed proPTiety, be
come illegal in the hands IL their advsr-
FAIRIES Or are thoie, who ollie them-
felYes Republicans, 10 ildglgc in the
groA4f aduIation, the mott leryilc Hattc-
~ Of thofe in power, ana their adger-aries
to incur the thun!ers Of democracy, the
penalties Of The Britih law, fines, impri-
Torment, branding and cropping, III they
Prefume to publifh to the people i5s iratb,
and nothing BIT TIE trafd 2 The omens
are Portentous We know not whether
Rome will be free when The Rubicon is
paacd. But this We do. know, that i
is our duty TO mest our invaders Oil. It's
banks, and by at Ieaf one mauly Arug.
gle, to defend from pollution taale liber.
ties and that contribution 7o5tc5 7vsrs sm.
Pbatically tie prize ofbi2e9- CARO-.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-09-26

LONDON AUG, ~
RAMPARTS POUND LONDON
An official note la, been "A M by Lord Cnhca-c
10 the Marquis Of 1itshh=l4 % The lutisq ,f
fortjJigg L9ndaa. The molfdre js t6 be glt MO
immediate execution. The line cf defence ~ lorna
through the county of hi5d.-tgz IL a lGa3jcircug-
ar forn begnnit y vi the Thames, near tL>hell
Of the riv-r Lea, and end.ng ~ rnc Thames ab-ve
and near Ba'tericd Bt3g5 w pate W is rorh-
uand nortnweiteh dir, CtioA through Sra ford
le Bow, and rear Clobren, alena che hga grounds
which bound the marla,s % TIE righi oF wedera
lide Of she rfTer La, as tsr As the neiEhborhood
81 Stamford Hill, vheu i ~ \, TIE Lea, nJtakes
a weaein toUfte, paGing from nesr tie tanple
On Stanford hiI, ~ ttofuCy Wood 10 Tie idze
exten!j1g BY Mount Peaiant, over re village oE
CoucbenJ, aud from thsn.e " th- She houe
Ridge % HiEbg1ze ord adacents. from th-ne=
~ HamPfraj AMI TAI gents towards WrHl3u
Green; here Il ch4nges IFS direction IN the t1utn
and louth vel, ronniag down HE -aaal near the
Redhorlc then cfeGag Il czaat near Rental
Green, proceeding to Remington Gravel Pie am
Hoi4ndhocl-, paiIa& ne41 little CHeif-g aud
reaching the Thames ABOVE Bat.efea bridge.
TIE caufo Of Tie fury Of Bon77arte al Pnulcq n@
when he c1fhisr.d the cgnJmaadap,.s thus tel4te3.
"Two OF Cur ftgatss whicA were oIrizing Of Gou-
ogoe feeling an.uruioal bniAs apop he ramptrts,
concluded thar bonapaIte al there. aud G.ed two
or three guns as a br4vAi6 The III went over
The works, ana fcll ITO tbe town. This PIT he
ir9 conlul iato pr0iigious ape and ttsm=nJ5
US difchsTge was kept up tor tome iirn- FROM III
the batteries. The balls, hnweveT f-l h0tt -
The frigatcs, which continued tFaAquI f3-Gstors
of the conlUGoa they had orcaliausd. vhse liz
little great man obierved this, H. sara into par.
ozfm of fury, tore tic cpAulets with as-o we had
from III: houIders Of ne comma dog otH-er.
daihed them tie erouad. sn1 itanPed AID
danced upon them Ike n,aiEnan IT th-n btoke
TIE officer Oh the iPot, aad Ie.ifed Nth yoryo y
threats and eSeeraucns, whieh rs P4tion rendered
uniayetligibe"
Louis XVI never reserved Ct PetirioEs from Z
perfon kneeling bonapsita III ony resolves hsm
r., 81, reads ahsnl, vhea Al rs me lh1 Pcsi3n-
eI IS forced Z remain uPon - xnses.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-09-26
Dsl..ital s9lrtfnasg.

sssi Rssr'r-.-rho folowing produ ftion is copied
- ne Haifon B4ss@. was intended Tor thc Esf but
n pspsri' pledged iacobinifn ena therefore eP-
b. 20 the rah Z is the win e tie naturalization 70
k..o ,h.r leader from having bis conIuf publicly and
IDLY eaue'A and a. 'te paper ;aity eHpre1es IL
sa ,bat ~ ough u De fuhee to impeachment aleu-,
n bt proceed from Ms ordeal q pabic inveRisation ("
h. vii t grsc with I'll. former CANT delre Of
IGh,n aud As i'eads 70 rrssJtvs the freedom Of the
Fst1
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-17
DIVIDEND.
NE eomnifioners in a commiaion

TIE eonlniflioners in a commiaion
4 OF bankrupt, awarded and ifued
forth a3aina Iuhn Gill, of Baltimore,
merchant, intend TO meet on Wednesday
the a3d day Of February next enfing at
43o'eloek In ,he atetn on, at their Office
Nc. 40, Wafer -Rreet, Baltimore, in or
der TO make dividend of eGate ard effects
ofthe laid bankrupt; when and where h:
creditors who have col already proved
their debts, are TO come prepared TO prove
the an., or they WILDE excluded the be-
ne II of the faid dividend.
WlLLLAMAlAC cREERY, Aflie
JAMES I.sHOOE. nee.
Jan. II. zawtz2.F.s
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-17
T4pE worm.

Mr.. SAMUEL FULlEa Inn-keePer, on
the Hartford road, ten mics frcm Baltimore,
began absut 20 ucnlhs ago to be grievoudy al
lSteG with a tape worm, which increalcd taif
in Gze AMI freng;h 70 as to excite the moli
horrii lcniations by its writhiug motions and
in.clcrabc piss, retenlhling nc craving and
tearing Of has bowels, which depriVed him oi
his ueeefIary lccp, and caulsd iu> h dreadful APP
iprehenlions az cannon he conceived but fy che in
!! flnilar GtIation--h's appetite waitrd rapidly,
and with that his ilrength, 70 that he was una
BE 10 atteu.s to any 5uiine fs---whtn he heard
OF lane excellent cures performed by HamiE
/. on's worm lpzeagSs, he took large dofe, which
brs ught away about FOUR YARDS oGithc
sworm nov ia be pehcfion Of 1 &c & Coz
bur renewal Of his pans loon c nvigced him
,hl tilis monilro,is reptile had recovered its frh
yigcur--Applicaeion was made to ! &c & &c.
:,,r more Of their medicine, with heir advice
from which refaltsd the total expulon cf his
formidable enemy, in 6eyera pieces, which he
fppp. fed TO he SIX ar EIGHT YARDS more.
"A few months have iincc elapled and Mr.. Full
Ter is now in pcrfe6f health Tie above facts
arc well known TO numerous cir Gle oil bis neg b
b surs. and himIelF viii crafty any Who may
with to make further inquiries On the fubettl
Although EIanlttcn's worm lozefges produce
fueh powerful effects, when neceaary, YET they
are perfectly innocent and mid in their opera
ton on the human body, even taken in large
doacs, as Mr.. uler viii reitify-their particu-
lar nnldnefs is abundantlY evident in nnamega.
bic cures cfinlaats.
Commauieatsd BY Dr.. To6u Sbansley,
York f97oa, psns5kUasir.
Letter from the reverend Mr. JOHN MOL
is En-, ainiiter Of he Moravian church, in
York town
1srS, J4rs6y 4t5, 1907.
Dear Sr.
Or. ttan.Itos's loaenge- have been recon-
il,.i:ttd % me IS very adeglatc means for the
ca : Of Children afflicted with worms, pTocur-
~ !, t.ix FER the ute Of my tamiiy, to try, whe-
taer By mems at rhis MEDICINE, might Sc era
HE'D TO gain point, which 70 accomplish, diff
fercnt taher means hid proved ahorIivc. My
eittcst by had:svcry ffelsty afpe arance wasyery
refEefsas nght. Grew lcsasr fsarl ssfiae ,
fhqTt, he tn BE in pfecsrious fate @
heath, nh;ca wsE. yield 10 none OF TIE medi
cl,es af'aliaiseass, tiHil gave him two dofes
Off. gesz sagg eeably 70 The directions which
c t'red oilSa sAist-.le ,so al Appearance 4 mer !
M Gus bal ago e.s!e r.t.ee.lon qr:t rcteI. =
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-17
Notice

MI Ss GIi y ne hight bidder Or !.
lo,b # Mafe6 nsxt, if far, # !,
tie ntxf far day, al Rel Hill, &
Plauatiau II Gsg.'Hautsr, dt.'4,
Fifteen likely N EGROFs
cona.ting Of Men, Lads, Womeo u
Children, sEc properly Of the faid !.
cealed, at credit OF nine months. j.
purchafers giving bonds ana appraedf
cu.ity on The day Of laie, at whigb IN,
The property will be delivered.
GEORGE BEARD,
Adminiitrarc,
or Some parcnaEers at II,
lat laie OF the Ugh Nov. NOT having CON
piled with the terms thereof, the artici.,
they purcaaled viii again be fold, # Id
BOMBED before The day oi,his fale.
Fairfax County, Feb. IS. eotd,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-17
The GENUIa E PERSIAN LOTION,

So celebrated among tic iaihienaDie thr, usA
ont Buropr as an invaluable ctmctic, perfectly
ull0ceDt Ind iaie, free from corrective and rep4i.
INT m:rerais Che 54Gs of other lotions and ei
pnpara eiled efficacy in preventing and removing
biyf!hts IN he face ana llin OF every kind, par
ricaiariy fre,kies, pimples, inhanamatoFy ednesS
fcurls, letters, ring worms, iun burns, pFickley
hef &c.
lhc perGan Lotion operates mildly, without
iplpcdi, G hat natural, nicIlllblc per!pifation
which i, ifentiai 20 health. Yet its lalatary #.
fccts arc tpeedy ard permanent, rendering the
kin dclicasely Aft ani clear, improving ne com,
pexie.,, and reltoliig tie boom ctyputh Ne
ver filling 10 render al ordfla1y countenante
beautiful, and III ilandicme one niorc!o.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-17
DR.. FIAIlNss GeA tJlNE EYE. WATER.

A (oysreign rcrse,y for all dilceies cf he eyes.
whe. her the effect efrltural weakness or CT &C.
cidtnt, deaa4ions 4 rheun', duiinsis, Itching
aud films OF the eyes. meyer f2iiingto cure thole
naia,lies which frequently .ncteed TIE lm3ll rox,
nicaies ard icVcrs, and wonderfully Rfcngthen-
ing weak fgh1. Hundreds have experienced
It's excellent virtues, ~hen nearly deprived OF
ll6ht.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-17
The RESTORATIVE POWDER fer the
l,iL2li4 and GUMS.

This excellent pl separation comforts and
lreng he.ls the gums, prcieTves the enamel Il rs
decay, and cleanie, ard Winters the teeth ~
al,Eorbng all that aclirlc ,ioas fine & touneis
whith filtered to accumulate, never failsro IN
lure sud finally ruia hem.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-17
The SOVEREIGN OINTMENT for the

Which is warranted an inf4llihe remedy It
one app.ie1,ion, ana may be uied with perfe6
f4fety b. pregnant women, or n ini.,lls week
cid, not cortsisiE5 particle Of nercuy,cr any
ether dangcrens ingredient whateycr, and is not
accompanied with hat commenting (nart which
attends ths app ication If other rc.aedies.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-17
can ounce nf prevention IS "
Is .aFCoMMENDRD
Dr.. HAFises AIN HILlAoUS PILLS.

Dr.. HAH}es AMI BILIlOUS PILLS.
The operation Of thcie pills perfectly mild, f
aSso be alei with iAi-ty by pcrions in every ltu
zion, and OF every age.
They are exo.llenrly aaaptedto carryoG- (upe
huous bile, and prevent it's morbid fec etions--tc
reGore and anl9nd'he appetite--ro procure fres
perfpiration, AMI the ei,y prevent colds, which
are often Attended with fatal coniequences--a
doie never fails TO remove cold, il taken on it.
frlt appearance. They are c lcbrated for re.
moving halitual Observation-Disclosures at the TO.
mach, and fSvere heal ache-~and etehtto b.
taken By all perions on chang pf cli-.ate.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-17
Notice.

TIE fubicriber intending to
leave this place, and not having it N his
power to attend 10 The Geltlement Of fcr,
fmsIl accounts due him, Las AUTHORIZED
Mr.. Jacs5 H2.Gmaa TO fcttle them, and
his dlfoIiarge GALL be valid. Any PEI.
fon having claims againa ne, are defrta
10 brig in twithln three months) to ii.
laid s-iotfinan, who will pay them.
LEVIN LAKE.
February rs. eopf
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-17
TIE ANODYNE E IxIR.
For tie cure Of every kin,i of head ache.

INDIAN VEGETABLE SPECIFIC.
a lafe and ipetdy remedy Tor the yenerial df
cafe.
!" An ounce Of prevention is worha pound 0
cure
For the prevention AMI cue Of bilious and ma
Iignant levers,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-17
SAMUEL BISHOP
BOOKSELLER, & STATIoNER

BOOKSELLER, & STATIoNEa
Rejsl7fa7ly iufsy,ss The Pablo that ht 61i
rsceivea f.am Ike q Cas- Parent and
fasrily Msaitms SIRE, BaltiMsre, q
freh al75tfment d he t5}l.svi1g
Valuable Medicines,
Wbicb are liz hg5 sRrfm asd syener4I re
x.szous59u The Uaited Sfatfs, masy.g
them bang j.ld cheaper tbaa he dr&gs
sebic5 thy are eomPea7esa, e0ala De
pa,e64led at retail Steye.
TAKE NoTlcE,
Thar S. Bugop is abpofufed re ONLY 4
gea far 4lrsaa4fia.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-17

The only remedy ytt diicoFered .shieh gives
immediate ana laNing relief in the mott ieyere
initances.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-17
HAAfILTON's ESSENCE and EX
TR ACT of MUSTARD,

s.
fate and etfsGtual reniety for govt, lheuma-
s,lin, pailcy, lprains. bru,!rs p@ias in the face
and neck, &c. Ana hiss perform et more cures
in rhs alb We conpgaincs hsfa he other uledi-
eines ever hrtore made ptbhc.
Fran Or. Meetasrbws,
Wytb ceau!y, Yvgnia.
Genslesen,
Fpufchafel at. YOU lh7pfhe preparations you
call tiaaIii,ou's Eifence, or Extract Of Muifard
which htlievc ii ss.pcrectt;y removed ehronic
rAsamstiim OK THAI k,.,.i mined ieiatiea, or Of
TIE nip ioil, under y sish h5a lasaurel for
lonr tra,s, atd whieh fad hsft q eve.y article
~ The Maferla Mediea. anasve'y mode oftreat-
s nlent received into prattiee fer the cure OF this
soil}inate ,,ilea,e. Ifyou think hi.letter nfeiui
sol arr at iheFty 80 NJ ke il public.
Youfs, Ss.
P. NtE.A IT, EESj.URT.
Iahn SIeover, r. ss ss,-nps', 5aah second
Street, terween Mary an Cngitien-stfeefs,
nhilade.thla, solnnttrIy in.ise.h cash as III
ltws, aa'slcly tina lis wif,, Mary He yer, was
f. flvsreag afl efe3 wish giaiept hepnatlial
vr .l-ilefcusly iituat-sl, rlss eriS Gpeilee of Al
+ ysrc cassi ,Ivir Ia as 70 IL ctpiiesir her
bel FIR verai weeks. ard a,as at length re-
Gu ,cI TO h, mS!aaesnl7. anrrehssGoa 81 re
nlining crfruie for ii'e i,sA't.
DOT rc5ps ct,hie. ESai11 advice was b,oNeed,
!. a,si every prsaa,SlS rsnic Il atentfgca, " isell
fessng ieverll cJcs of cures performed by Fla
rAi.f.i:.s ..ssener nd Extraef &c hYuflafo, they
wcre procured fror, Mr. Birch. No.I7, Souh
eecond-Ssreet. The f-} arplica.;on erahes.
hr 70 walk acTof,. the roam. aa,i c uie FL re
batle retorcd ~ker-to her afiial i9a-c he Il
AID ilrcngsh JOHN 90 Vn's
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Or. fIAFia's TRUE and GEAUI,E GER
NAN COnN Pl.tl5i tF.
An inf4ltihie remedy fpr Co rs, iPledhy enloy
Ing thc1l, root and a.aE,h, wi5hout gigiFg T. III.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-17
DR.. HAMILT0Nss ELIXIR,

Afcvereign remedy for lolds, 0b,tina'e Coughs
ARhma,, CAtarrhs, Sore Threats, and Aps
proachirg Ccntua1Ptions
70 tarsst; qvbo mcybavs ebi7area a067iaea
e1vitb tie HOPPING COUGH.
This difcoyery is of the fifa magnieuoe, as It
is an immediate reief, checks theprogreis' and
i Hsort time entirely removes the nlsitofuei
d.li,der 20 shish chi!dsea are iable--the Eiixir
is 70 perfectly agreeable and the dole 10 ih'ah'
hat no difficulty aries in taking II.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-17
sFronsL UTHER 1I4R7IN, Ej7. dttor-
rsys Gsneral ef sbe State of Maryland.

- SKI . 4 ~
Gentlemen,
i comply with your requea in Eating my
apinionof Hamlltons Elixir. 1t has been nied
IN ray family for two or three years pait, WITH
uniform luctess, whenever colds, coughs, or Il
miar conipiaints have rendered medicine ne
eciTary. l'have n,yltlf found it IN excellent and
agreeable remedy Tor very painful and tfou-
bieiome aaec1ion of the breat, accompanied
with iorene!s and with obilructel and difficult
breathing
on the C accounts do not heiitate 90 recon-
mead Eisnlilson's Elixir, as valuable medicine,
and deisryig pubic attention.
LUTHER MARTIN.
Mr. Ali "A Isenly, Brijgc-Styeet, SAT- iaiege
was cusss;.,Y one b tile Of Hamilton etixir OF q
very complicated diforder, occaiioned BY ie-
vsrc COLI caught ieysral months ago. fjt
breashci with the grsatea ditaeaity, and was
estee 1hrown into weakening iweats when nc
attempted to walk aey diiFance, and his voice
wSuli ffseent,Y faii in fuch a sssTee that ne
could only attempt to whiipsr, he has sesn
ppwaras af tx weeks without a RETURN q his
cagipiaints. and deiires "a give This pupiic tel
tinaony in favour OF this invaluable n,edlcine.