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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-19
The GENUINE PERSIAN LOTION,

So celebrated among the fashionable throughout Eu
rope as invaluable cofrnetic perfctiy iunncent
fate free from corrective and rep-llenf mil erals he ha:
of oherioti,ns ado unparalleled efficacy in preventing
and removing henhes in the face and kn of every kind
particularly freckles, pinples ihaammatory reincE
{eur tettees, ring worms fun burns prickley heat &c
The Perfian Lotion operates midi withoutinpcdirr
rhas natural, ufcnble perlP on which is tnental
health Yet its faptary tffr{9s ipecdy and pcra,a
nent rendering the n dcl;caely oft and clear nprov
ing the complexion, and referring the bloom OF youth
Never falling render ordinary couatcnanee beau
tful and an handomc 60.
The RESTORATIVE POWDER for the
TEETH and GUMS.
This excellent preparation comforts and irenghen
the gums prclrvea the enamel fren decay and ceanle
and whtcnsthc teeth by abiorhug al that acrimonious
fine aa oulnefs, which ffercd accumulate never
fails TO inure and finally ruin them.
DR.. HAHNs GENUINE EYE, WATER.
G,vercgn remedy FOR all difeafcs Of e eyes whether
she fleet Of natural weakncis ofaccdenr dehptlion
Of rhenm. duncs itehing and films on the eyes, never
ang tofe maladies which frequently ceeed the
fn,a pox, neaiss and fevers and wonderfully tength
ching we I fight. Hundreds have experienced its ex-
cs.icnt virtues, when nearly deprived Of fight.
TOOTH ACHE DROPS.
The only remedy yet dilcovered which gives Ina nsd;
ats and ahing relief in the mott fevere nftance,.
rh- SovRRyIcR olprNEaT for the IrCu.
WHICH 10 warranted an RfaibIe remedy a, enc sppH
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-19
E,sr ] UTHER M.4RTIN, Ell. Att0rsey- Gfss-
raj Of RE stete 0t Maryland.

Gentlemen,
7 comply with your requeR in Rating my opinion
ss IamItons Elixir II ha, been ufed my family Tor
two or three years pa with uniform fueoeis, whenever
colds coughs, or 6nlilar complaints have rendered
medicine neecGary. hsve nYict found 1t 81 exeelleha
and agreeable remedy for very painful and
-as;sn q the breaR. accompanied with loreneis and
with oberuc}ei and difficult breathing. 80,
on,hse accounts do not heiitate 20 recommend ma
n;Ssans sxir, as valuable medicine, and deierylng
pun LUTHER MARTIN
Mr. Ab3h tIen!y, Bri1gc-sereet, Baltimore, was cur
;. Nv OF Hamilton elixir of very complicated
d;fagser. occaioned by icvere cold caught levera
naonths 400. EIe breaihed with the grestet deu'ty'
ard was often thrown into weakening i"eats when ne
..,sn,nted 70 walk any dlancc and his voice would
s.s'.l,l 81; in fnch degree that he could only at
ssnnt % whifper, he has been upwards OF Tx weeks
without reruri Of his complaints and deiires TO
this public retidony in favour OF this invaluable ns'
siEs.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-19
fAArES KIg.. Ed sen.

K;xg Sfrsst.
3 sss!sIy informs tie P4ble tbst Ls bas rsesf'ea
from Lee Is Cq'f Pafsaf ard Family 1ifaieia
..sr<. N.sy f.rk, frs45 ag5rtneat # ne fos
Valuable Medicines,
g-s;s5 are IN big5 sjastu and general NE t6y0sgs
~. he Uaifed States, nagy Of them 5figg /ofd
rbeeser lb4x roe xrGgs fss6ie6 they are con-
ssusat.s esala 5s tsiebayrd at 8 retail s'srs.
Gg TAKE NoTics,
1Ist =. Ksaa<ly, Jea. is agspiatea tie ONLY
.dgeat for .a!srSasriS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-19
HAMILTON's ESSENCE and EXTRACT
of MUSTARD,

Afafs and seauaI remedy for gout, fheumati' pal
lev. fprans bruifes, pains in the face and neck &c
AMI nae performed more cures in the above complaints
than all the other medicines ever before made pubic
Fr0m Dr.. Weatkeybx,a,
Kyt5s coanty, VnyisiS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-19
Dr.. HAHN's TRUE and GENUINE GERMAN
CORN PLASTER.

An 'infaibleremedy for corns, fpeedy renewing the
root and branch, without giving PAIN
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-19
Valuable Medicines,
Dr HAMILTON's ELIXIR.

foyercign remedy for Colds, UDIeiaats Cons 7IKI9
ns,. Cstsrfhs, Sore Threats, and Approaching Con-
2 5 ss.sat, Svko ne, baSe cb'llrsH adSitfea eVitb
The LOOPING COUCH.
Iris discovery is Of the 6rit magntude as IT . an
nsarc eef, checks the progreis and II Mort time
snsaey removes the mol cruel diiorder 70 wGn 'nuu
rsssrs i,ab.c-she Elixir is 70 perfectly agreeable and
she sle 10 !na that no difficulty aries In talIngs
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-19
DR.. Kamilton's
RAND RESTORATIVE,

Is recommended as IN invaluable meiicas Tor inc
relief and permanent cure of hs various complaints
.frcb llt from difpated misunderstanding indiicrs-
r;onreiencc in clzres uafavourable to the conitite
sione innoerate uc of tea, frequent inexeaon, or
any other detructise atemperanee inc 9;ak.nai OF
at certain period Of iitc--baa lynssin' &c: &e.
And i. proved by opg anu executive experience to %
atf iutc y uunaraellcd 10 tbs cure OF 80
Nervous diiorders, v1oIeGt cramps ~ Wv
CoHlumpc, rs, Goinaei Anu u@eA'
Lowneis Of fpiriss, snd,se:u'n'
L.oisofaPpeSits, Meianehoy, ao,,..h
Impurity cf the blood, Gope IN tns . nsai''1'''
Hyherid1i affections, Pans IN me ihh0''
Inward weaknefes, aeia1atl0ns' ;a;S.
sen,;na, weasnef:s, Involuntary e".iNioi~
Fiuoralbus, (orwhites) obiSiiass sleeS'
Barrennefs, impoeeney' ,,d
of d;lssfe has brought on general inlpoeer-
ihmens Of the fyRcm. executive debility OF .ns Wnole
or cordial could rep. perseverance in the ue OF 1'
medicine mas performed the mott aifCnhing cures
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-19
Yours, &c.
p. WEATHE8BURN.

1bo Hoover rope maker South second Street, be-
taSea Mary and Chreian-Strcet, Philadelphia, voun-
,ary raaketh oath as follows namely, thae his wife,
MARY Haover was 20 fevsrely afflicted with violent
rhcunatifm very dangerously tused, the conieqUsnce
Of a svsrs cold atcrlYng as TO be confined TO her bed
for fcveral weeks and was at length reu'ed to tae
melancholy ppsehraon of remaining cripple Tor life,
notwithstanding the rot Respectable MEDICAL advcss
was followed and every probable remedy attempted:
nton's Elience and Extra9 of Muard, they were pro-
cured from Mr.. Birch, no. II, South fecondSerer
The ART application enabled her to walk acrois the
room, and thc u f one hote reored her to her ufua
date of hedl,h and strength.
Sworn and n5fcribed before Ebnezerger Forcn, Eiq.
eRs Of The aiees Of the peace tor Philadelphia County.
H4MILToN's
WORM DESTROYING LOZENGFS.
Which have wifhin ftVr years p2iE cured upwards OF
one hundred and twenty thouand Pertcns CT both texe
efevery age and in every tuaon, OF various dangerous
complaints ar ing from worms, and form obisrue sions
or foul nefs in the hornach and bowels.
This medicine bears analogy whatever OF imilar
title 10 commonly complained q ~ operating with vio-
lncs; ON the contrary Rparscuar excellence of rhs
remedy Is It's being fued to every age and contributions
contains nothing but what is perfectly nooent and IS
n mild in its cperation that It cannot inare this mot
delicate pcgnst LADY, or the endereR infant OF week
old, hould no worms exit in the body; but will, with
out psin or grping ceanie the fonaoh and bowels OF
rshateys 10 foul ocnive, and thereby prevent the
woduSfion of worms and many fatal dhorders, ! hcy
are particularly ccacious in carrying on all grois nu.
nms and ssuptions cverih and bilious complaints, and
archs stra and usdsa Drgatiys thai san ss ulsa an
any ccs4sSR.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-19
William Ca5.
Abel BlakcneT
2lo6V
Feb. ~.
fuGh0;! g loHmaHT0n Store.

ANth0i, 6 loH2aUton Store
The GupfcE.b:r returns nj, 'hanks to thoS
xho hay: favored him with the:: co'arar5s u
the above branches, for their patronage, and
aliuIes them and The PY5!ic in general that d
hal continue his cxertions 10 give fs:jsFattioor
the trittcf adiluity, iecrecy anl homer.
On the lN DAY Of eus1y C5G15
9 PUBLIC VENDU,E, will be held at BIS A'''
tion and Comm ZION store, to commence II tIs''
O'Clock in the forenoon, and three o'cIoc: 10 /"
afternoon. Particulars viii be made kno$n Z"
the day Of fsIe By the Bclman.
Ca Cath advanced on depcG;s.
A. LIND0,
yex.tas Mqhrr FIR Tx Borougb q W'mslm,
N. B. 1t may be proper 70 add thai ;'.,
dollars fecurity have been given TO tins oo'ToS'
Tor faithful performance OF my duty, 70 "Da
my additional lecurity will be giPeo n''s'
the extent of tie tuincls may require i.
VINO n ner II
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-19
10 keMf,

10 ke|{,
'h- two Cory BRICK HOUss 90 he ca,o,,, !,
Wo fe ard Union Svects, al pref.n, in ii. i.,a
pancy Of the Sablcriber-poa Fl n will be Inn.
dlatcly given. Attached t. this property AZ.
kitchen, irnokc houie, fable, and two ls:ee %,
d-ns. The G;ua,ion for priyate family IS.
delirable as any in Alexard'la.
Robert KsrB.
ar CAUTlON.-Thofe perlon
VIII" have been in the tabit Ct taking SANDfron
eff the above p'eurles. without The a.v.,tif.r.,
pefm.Hion, are fo'cwarned from a re ii,icn Of j,
al every future tTefpalI:r will certainly be ar,,
re uted r. KIRK.
March 81. d3rtol6t
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-13

interet has lof none Gifts force, but that il row
prefidcs IN the administration Of the government.
1t would have been unneceHary to have Ia
Ken notice of thefe charges, had they been con-
fined to 4 final, number Of northern Federalifs.
They have however crcpt into the hish.tohed
prints of Bolton, New-York, Philadelphia, and
other northern towns. They have even receiv-
cd the function of the mott diftinyuiihed Fede-
ralifts of Bottom, who having met together to the
number OF one hundred and eighty, to give a
dinner to Mr.. Gore, gave as one of their fet
toaits: May the dominion of Virginia be IL
United by the contribution, or at leaft by the De-
laware.'
Who knows but that this unfounded difcon-
tent has pervaded many of the respectable
inhabitants of the northern States! Who
knows how far this difcontent may con-
tribute to ieparation of the ftates, unlefs
IT'S progreis ihould be arrefted in time Some of
the other papers of the Union have already at
tempted to remove thefe unfounded difcontcnts
and theie ungenerous fufpicions. To aiiift them
IN the attainment ofthis liberal object, will at
tempt to thew in few f,ort eiIays, that the
principal complaints which have been made a.
ganit Virginia, have fprung rather from the in
vidious policy ofparty-fpirit, than from an en-
iightened view of our political hiftory.
A VIRGINIAN.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-13

fifteen hundred or thoufand dollars. The princi-
pal lois was fuaained by MIR. BonnelL His dwelling
houe, beidcs being diveed Of three parts of its root
and half theupper ceiling OF the fecondtory very
much hattered-the windows broke and fevera holes
beaten through the des of the building both the rp-
per and lower rooms. Such tie uproar occafoned
by the tornado, that the family of Mr.. Bonnell were
unconcious of the damage of the:- houe till attracted
odoo-sby theruins Of the table, after the wind had
pahed off. About fifteen minutes after the whirlwind
the thunder guit followed attended with gale Of
wind, which feenied to encreale the cloud roie-
Many of the inhabitants fought refuge in the Court
horle, apprshenve of the violence of the wind but
material damage was futlined from this form in
tie vicinity, except the levelEng of fences and the
blowing down of trees. This quit, by accounts from
i dtance, appears to have been very executive, and
effected much damage fences forea trees, orchards
sc. A melancholy accident occurred in this form
few miles fou.h-weh of Pennington. The wife Of
Mr. John Bowers, in company with her two filters,
caught in the gu&-they fought fhelter unde.
tree from, which shey driven by the apprehen-
hou Of IT'S falling, which indeed the cafe but be-
fore Mrs. Bowers could make her elcape limb truck
her on the head and put period to her exiitence.
What renders this accident fill more affecting, this
unfortunate woman had been married but q few days
betoreSuch is the fral tenure OF mortal extence
In the midi of lie are in DEATH
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-13
MAY 5th. 1904.

RULE-A clear and concife tate Of the cafe Of each
party in appeal, writ of error or uperedeas from
decree of the high court of Chancery or any Dftria
Court in Chanccry, or from Judgment Of the General
cal verdict, cafe agreed demurrer to evidence biz of
exceptions or point referved, halI contute part Of
the record, or exhibits in the caue with the points
lifted on gned by his council and printed, or fairly
transcribed, the expenee whereof hIl be taxed in the
bill OF COTS ihal after the end Of this prelen term be
delivered TO each Judge time enough before tine hearing
OF the caule that no error other than uch as ha be
pointed out and infRed on in fuch Raternent ON The
part OF the plaintiff appellant lall be without leave
oi the COURT admitted ground for argument on the
hearing OF the caue, for reveria of the decree or
Judgment fought to he reverted. And that all depoG
ons and exhibits, and articles intended 10 be
relied upon or objected to in the argument be particu
iary noticed IN ueh state and reecd, and reference
thereto IN the official copy OF the record in the eaufe
made,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-13
ENQUIRER.
RICHMOND (:
WEDNESDAY, JUNE Is, 1904.

The laft number of this paper contained let
ter from Thomas Cooper in Northumberland
(Pa.) on the falt mountain of Louiliana. He
quoted two pafiages from the 18th chapter ofthe
SLIT Book of Pliny's Natural Hiffory. Two or
three errors had been detected in the northern
paper from which the letter was taken, and cor
re6ted for the Enquirer. Other errors were OBJ
ferved, but they were too grols TO be detected,
and hence, they were publilhed in this, exactly
as they appeared in the northern, paper. A We
nerabe citizen, who having in vain attempted
to make fenfe of theie pai1ages as they appeared
in the paper, had referred to the volume of
Plny itielf, was oblging enough to call at the
Office the next morning, and put into the hands
of the Editor the following eorreH quotations
from the original work.
Stunt ct monies nativ falls, ut in Indis Oro-
menus, in quo lapicidinarum modo cedtur re-
naicens majufque regum vedigal ex 60 eft
guam ex auro atque margaritis. -" Africa
circa Uticam confruit acervos falls ad collium
ipeciem qui, ubi fole lunaque induruere, nullo
hquore hqueicunt, vixque etiam feno cedun-
tur."
Thefe pafiages may be thus tranflated--
"Thcre are alto mountains of native falt, fuch
as mount Oromenus in the Indies where the
falt as it is reproduced anumes the fame form, in
which it is cut by the lapidares. II fupplies
the kings with greater revenue than they draw
from their gold and precious ftones.1----" Tn
the neighbourhood of Utica town of Africa,
ieveraD heaps of fllt are accumulated, which az
iume the appearance of little hills. When the
influence of the fun and moon has begun to
harden them, they become inlolub!e under any
degree of moifure, and almoR fold enough to
relilt the force of IRON"
The reader will find in the preceding columns
more particular delcTiption of the LACE trou-
bles in st. Domingo. This is PERHAPS the lafl
time that the Editor Of this paper will touch on
the affairs ofthat Inflated Inand. He can recol-
lett one topic only which may induce him to
depart from this reiolution. Should any event
take place which actually does, or probably NAV
change, The commercial relations otrfbqf eotsfry.
and our oqVH, be may perhaps conceive il TO be
his duty to communicate it to the public.
He will not pubIiih the Proclamation Of Def
ialines as he promifed in the LAT number. He
hopes that no Virgnian,h nor any inhabtaut ofthe
Southern States, would demand reafon. The
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-13
PHtewg Gazette.
PHILADELPHIA, Tune 8.
E*traf Of a etferfi-Om an etFctr to bis friend
IN ibis city, dated

TRIPoLI, Jan. 6, 1904.
Since my lait, we have been cloiely confined,
which makes our time very diiagreeable A few DAYS
Pat, at the mitigation of carpenter of the crew
We're put in the fcrews, and received $50 baiinadoes
each. He has not yet turned Turk, but expect he
will in few days, he has left tie priecn, and lives
with our guard -Four of our crew hive turned alrea-
dy.
For this week i,ah, the baiafraw child, by ..,c.
ie "ie has been very i'll with the Group as the dog
tors call -He called ON our doctor rour DAVIS after
the childs ineis, when he pronounced dangerouly
Ill. The bahaw Immediately offered him his liberty
provided he cured the child. 1t recovered, ard is az
Preient well; but not word more iad about the doc
tors liberty.
During the laf two days, I'VE have LOT 10 of our
crew."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-13
New INVENTION.

An invention, that promifes to be of infinite
utility to ihipping, has lately occupied the at
tention of the Board at Woolwich.--A plan has
been prefented by Gentleman, well acquainted
with the iubje6, for throwing grapple or
kedge anchor and hawfer comfortable dftance
off, from the mouth of l2-pounder. The ge-
neral opinion of the Officers of the Board is,
that it will fncceed. The whole apparatus for
trying the experiment has been ordered to be got
ready, and the effect will ihortly be produced.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-13

This days paper contains one of the two
numbers which are defgned to draw tine public
attention TO fubiet; offome importance to the
State. The Editor will dii:nits this Ebay with
two reinarks--lft. He is nor the author of ALCI-
BLADES. Cd. He will be happy to give cur
rency to any other Ebay which may oppofe or
confirm the reafoning of this author if it be
exprecrd in moderate and candid ftyle. The
Editor ihould not have done juitice to his own
feelings, if ne had faid lefs. Propriety evidently
prevents him from faying more.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-13
MAY OLE. 1901.

RULB--That after the end Of this prefent term az
eaues depending in this Court, which iha be ready for
hearing in purluance Of TIE rule Of this court made an
the 9Th day Of this Preent month"; fha unlels good
eaue he swn to the contrary be heard in the fame or
der in which they fnand on the docket
TEsTB, 7. BROWN. . ?,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-13
N,diyfRD III TIE
T GIL +. 1 AN 4 Pr

E &c IL { AVtRN,
a YOUNG MAN, well qualified TO al a.
n BAR-KEEPBR, one coming well recon-
mended, will meet with liberal wages on appli-
cation TO
ESME SMOCK.
RICHMOND, June 9th, lso4.--~-ia4s4 ~.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-13

gf.fs frineSaifa1oas IN bldia buz,. ysler is,o f6e
hard, eft6e Eagii6 Far India Ca.,pesy. 7bey
appear abs 10 be n,sh:sg 5rreGSaiions .1o,. u
io.fisGt tonqnef &c thr JQand ofCeyi3n, scb:eh
IS Operated from CoroArau6ei ne. eqEera eoaf
q R'aaS9faa) By PaL&5 Sys:shfs, Gnd .j7,,noas
for ne 0Gf Quantities Of Cinaaaor @Gb;cb il
pTo6aeeS' EDIT,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-13
NOVEMBER 18th, 1903.

RULE-ln all cafes whether of appeal writ Of error,
or otherwie, the Court will proceed TO hearing at the
term to which iuch cafe hal be returned or 1ent p Id
leis good caule ihall be ihewn to the contrary.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-13
At Court OF Appeals held at the
Capitol In the city of Richmond,
the 2lst NAV, 1904.

ORDERED, that the following Rules be pubihed in
the Richmond Gazettes, for one month.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-13
BY Yesterdays Mail
FORCED NOTES.

The circulation of CouNrERFrir BANK
NOTES has become lately 70 general as TO rem
derlt very a'arming.-On Friday laf a bundle OF
them, to the amount of about nine hundred
dollars, was accidentally found by negro boy
concealed IN the hollow OF a rock, near MIR.
McNEAL'S 1prinS, In this town....Thc boy was
IN Puriuit of quirrcl, which run into this hole.
and in fearching for it, chance placed his hand
on this parcel of notes....It may be conttlsred
fortunate circumstance, that their circulation
has thus been topped by TIE direction zo5ieb tbs
Jqm,rei took in bis .figbt, and which was the
means of leading to their difcovery. They had
no doubt been put there by forne villain, who
intended to deal them out by degrees, and pro-
badly elude detettion....The notes are now in
inc hands of one of the magistrates, and fome Of
them are toleribiy well executed.
In Charleiton paper OF the SIN ult we OBJ
ierve 1t Rated that a man had been unprecedented
and committed to Jail for having palIed forged
notes OF the Office of difcount and depofit there,
or the denomination of twenty dolIars....Th
notes found near this town, exactly correfpond
with thofe defcribed in the Chareleton paper...,
The tens are marked with the letter D and the
hves with the letter K....They are drawn paya-
bic to the order of diam Ciieb,iR; but not in
doried..:. The paper is remarkably thin, and of
an inferior quality.
lPeferGwg LafeiKgeneer,
A gentleman at St. Louis, on the MifIiffippi,
writes to his friend in Pittfburg under date Of
May 5th, 1904, that Captain Lewis, who had
been fent by the PRECEDENT of the United States
to explore the newly acquir, d territory of Loui-
hama, was at that place, and intended leaving it
IN few days on his return to the city of Walh-
mgton, accompanied by twenty Indian Chiefs.
lhe letter does not mention the d;ftaAce
Captain Lewis had been from that place, but we
preiume ne was prevented from proceeding by
the nations of Indians to whom the Chiefs b.
long that are accompanying him to Wifi the
PRECEDENT.
Phttemg Gazette.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-13

on, without experiencing the nsbtea biafs To
his judgment, by party prsjudices. may there
fore calculate upon patient hearing, s: an i'm
partial decision. l PROPOSE 70 ABOLISH THE
OFFICE OF PUBLIC PRINTER.
ALCIBIADES.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-13

mott obvious policy re1uilrs that the public
eurioity fhould6 find its eradication in any other
fource than Newspaper.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-13

A new vegetable falt, containing new acid,
has been difcovered by Klaproth it confiifs of
talne MATS, exuded from the trunk of the
white mulberry, (morus alba, L. on the furface
OF the bark ; it has the appearance of "a coating,
IN little sranulous drops of a yellowifh and
blackifh brown.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-28
GEORGE THOMAS,

I, CSstsahssr. DggiAer. and Frsa Py.ttrvsr,
uAS tor Sale the fnh1a'ing Arlicle,, viz.
Il l. box and can raiGus 6gs almonds in
fhs!l pIunes curraots nrtmegs cloves |;
ciananon; ssfpice, black. and Cayenne pepper !;
ginger; multatd ipics bitters /; teas coffee /;
COCOA lhclls; chocolate, No. l and 2. prepared
slith snd without vanilla brown, powdered &
lcaE.fugar Cordials of all kinds; ginger pre-
icrves. aiIortment of pfelerved Fruits in
brandy, olives, anchovies, psa. nuts; bef From.
tigniae, Sherry, Teneriite aud Malaga. Wines /;
hrup. already prepared for punch, fuperior 10
any commonly rfcd lit and 4th proof Jamaica
Spirits, aod Antigua Rum; beA Spaniih fcears |;
With an elegant shortment of Gla, and Crocke-
ny WARE, which he is determined TO fell very
Iow.-Pnnetasl attendance and the fnalleR Ia
vers gratefully Acknowledged.
Z Nezyaort. Jxiy :, 1903. l6tf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-28
Serious Notice.

THE fubfcriber once more calls on ali per-
l. fons inoeoted to him. to make immediate
payment either at bis dseilin, 10, Little Comp
tsa, or at the houle of Csyneli4s Seabay in
Tiveuon. -Four Corncn) in order that hs siay
b. enabled TO fertile his contracts with others.
He has for tale. new Dwelling Houfs. of
"a by Is feet together with Store adjo.oing
il. Of n feet by y, aud i;nalI lot OF land. of
al excellent qualit2, aud as pleafantly itus,ed
AZ any coontry feat ~hstever. For terms apply
co the fabicrioer now on the premies.
GEORGE COOK.
Link- Compton. Aprilob So4. s. ,m