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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-03

Ere.-On ruelday evening lait, a Ere
broke out at Freeport Landing, in the
fore of MIR. Samuel Porter, which con-
fumed the fore and all the goods. No
thing but ,he books were faved. Store
and goods, eliimated at 1890 dollars
LiSewife large and handfome dwelling
houle, the property of Mr.. jain 3. Lane.
Thele induitrious young men with young
families, loft their all.-rhe hand of
charity, .doubtlefs, will GENERALLY extend
to theie unfortunate iuferers.
The alteration of the conititut ion has
been ratified by the council OF New Jeriey
--S to Sit is expected the afembly will
concur. Nine States will then have rat
flied the alteration land two have reject
ed it.
The alteration has not, We learn, been
pofponed in Southcarolina as mentioned.
There is to be ipecial FELTON, of the Lee
gilature of the fate in April, when it
will probably be decided on.
A State Bank has been efablifhed in
Virginia, with capital of $4,000 dol
lars. The fate fubfcribers, 100000 dol
lars, which they are TO obtain on loan
from the Bank at 4 per cent. intref.
BY new billbsfore Congrels 100 cop.
les of the laws OF the u S. are to be diff
triputed in Luihana.
/; has been mentioned, chat 4 deadly and ma.
lignant fever has prevailed a, Newcaite, England.
We have teen an account N a late London paper,
which Rated. that the d;feae was only the com
mon gpbsi |ssvr, and chat the number of death s
not ues. 70 in that place the lar au.
tumn as in that of two p oceeding years.--PsI.
At The Superiort Court, now fitting at
Fc-tlmouth, Ephraim Morfe, Thomas
Dow, and James Conner, wer convicted
OF counterfeiring and pailing Bank Bills,
and ientenced, the firf to be Wiped, f.
ned, and impiloned and the two lar to
fines and imprisonment. La.
A French brig from Jamaica, with So
paAengers on board, was lately fpoken in
the MiiiiGppi, bound Up to New Orleans,
wnere the phAengers We iuppofe will foon
be made good American citizens.
i" Mr.. Moore, one of the Juftices Of
the Supreme Court of the United States,
has rehgned his office. The want Of health
occahoned his resignation"
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-03
I)teu,

81, DieD, 49,.
4 AT WfeaGett. Mr. Hrs,y Hh;a,, aged as for fever.
al year, publifher Of a paper IN that town
AT Clinton, Mrs Dorothy Phiibrocs, widow of Cap,
Jonathan PhiIbrook, aged n.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-03
Warricn,

BY the Rev. MIR. Kellogg, on Sunday evening Ian, Mr.
loel Prince Of Notthyarmou ii, to Mil. Sakey Morfe OF
this town.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-03
Tet5isstcn Muliaa :,
WA X--F I GU r + s.

MOULTHROP & pARDEE,. refpe6s.
49, fully inform the ladies' and gentlemen OF Portland
and ths vicinity, that theren new opened At Nj. Lees
Chant cr 10 Free fifcst, cole ciou 81 WAX WORK
FIGURES. large as life, eanGfinc Of tho following
characters "A i,tikios Ekereis of the late
General George. Wilmington.
Rerrefen.ed giving orders Col BunPaasys. his Aid
John Adams,
Late PreGden, Of Inc united lis Exccilcncy
Thomas, IsfIerion.
49,. -s Tie Eamour Grn.yoI WoIy,
Who feli in til. battle the Plains Of Ahrsh, repre-
Euted with the susgcon iupp .rtng him IN hi esoro:
r'omerts. and his Aid camp bringing tidinss of the
Victory Of tht army.
Gen. Bonaparte, Firlf Conful of France.
Nrikng reprefentaon Of the Death of Captain coax,
who killed Ivy ,he natives Of of tho ands in tlc
South Seas, with c combat between his Leuen ant asd
the uti4n who killed him.
Salem. and Friends Beauty.
fccue from the Beauties Of tsaory repro top v;r-
ediu the Rom Soldier, G,yng his 1augh,er tc,elesve
her from the hands of hPpius Caudin rsjsncc oil her
virtue The happy meeting OF Roderiek Random, with
his NarcA The Greciah Daughter nout,ine her faith.
IN prioo -Maernal Atett on, cpr.fened Nv Lady
with two Children The cd Maid difcp.ias her Domc.
tics.fhe Road to Rum the C,u.bat between The two
Wsehnen and the Rake - Old Dssbv and Joan, ch-eri,
themfelvcs with TIC bottle and pperhc pcor Medoat
Skiing alus and lundry Cher Figures, with MnGc the
Organ.
The above figures are allowed to be equal, If
not hyperion, thos exhibited ia the Niuleuns OF
Loadsn and Paris.
-
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-03

A letter from Cibralter, of the 2osh
Nov. fates, that the contagion at Mala-
ga, was Till raging with undiminiihed
violence; frous7o to 100 dying daily"
In Poticript to this letter, it is further
obl-rved, that :" a fine brig came lately
from Bottom, and is now on cruize." -
This mu!t be the us. brig Argus, which
failed from this port for the Mediterrane-
an.-Bo4. Gaz.
NDr' Aaew'r'pt' There have been foreign arri.
walls this port. fnce our Ian.
Capt. B. shepey, in the brig Bloilom of Portrnouth.
failed from Wilmington for L,on Feb 4.
$50 $s--~
,tt 60 iacnssrs aro Currsf7cnusn.r.
Connect cuenh No. s., in Snieafias Of Mr.. Tcacy,
reS9'1'y o,if-a b;S Dig II its ieng1. Hn
fs'fsn Is avhd, ant 1Ih be givan e"i,e NEXT
Coiurnbus' sui0bey Caoo,s f1sa b. suy onfndef to-
ERaarA in Cal"obrt No S, in Aaa, 9b Hss tie
a paragraph. ate, ys., seai that this heap was to
be gr.daaay def Dyed"
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-03

- or TIE Nissan sviV BE- op-aea Gois s'e,oek IA
tse ~os"C, r"' IN The <vniHg Su"iys e.,ea Asrn
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-03

NOTICE.
THIS is to. caution all perfons againlt
:: :, bsyins Nsn fiast given by to A.roa and
Peter Ltehed, for hundred and two dollars. and
eighty four cents; bearing date Dec. Iso,-as are
determined not to pay IT, haviss received any
JOHN HANCOCK.
THOMAS HANCOCK.
O,Iss'. Fsb. ~. ~- --a-r MAR. 81
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-03
March ~, 1904. /.

na. JENKs, = 448t 81 t
AS he office Of Reeiter Of deeds ia this county
is now vacant and rhs lime when the public will
have opportunity to ell raid office with me Of
their choice : permit me through your paper. 70
recommend 10 the notice Of all patrons Of merit in
the county, MIR. GARDNER COOLD. as emf
nen.ly qnAii6:t 70 dfcharge the duties thereof
If integrity, fobrie,y, fidelity. neat and elegant
penmaothip, aee acy Recommendations In candi.
date, he will mott certainly, receive liberal fuppo,t
on the day of election ;-and the county may be
perfladed that from bis ervices they will receive
all that fatsfaeion which they havs right to ex
rea. A. B.
Mr.. JFNks, i. a,
PERMIT me through the medium Of your
paper and among The numerous and Respectable
candidates for the Office Of RegiRer of Deeds. TO
aPprizc the voters of this county that Capt. LEVI
CUTTER, Of No,thyarmouth. will receive
handlome forport IN that town and its vicinity.
His refpeaability Of charaaer, regular habits,
agreeable manners, and his opal 6cations 10 dif
charge the DATES OF that Office with corr4anefs and
diipaich, all recommend him TO the notice of his
fellow Citizens, and enlitc hun 10 their confidence
and foppor,.
am a 70 authorized to Gate from good author
ity, that the nsgeai which have ben circulated
that Capt. Gutter declines being conGdered as =
candidate, are totally incorrect, and wiihout the
lean foundation. 4 CITIZEN.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-03

or Several ose, e'szesse,isg avor .aa.sia.;y .sa
tLis eyssivg.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-03

Itis confidently aGcrted that the Hon.
.R.9D King, ani Ct.~ Coief5oortb Pluck
;ney, will be the Federal candidates for
PRECEDENT ana Vice-Pretident at the enfuing
election And the Hon. 7I5omu JF:r-
y2l2a, and Ge@ge Cinion, viii be the d.mo-
cratic candidates.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-03

The Hon. Aars1 Burr, is candidate for
kl,e Governors chair in Network.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-03

Mr.. JHNKs,
YOU are requened to mention to the electors Of
York county, that the Hon. SIMON FRYE. and
JOHN LORD Efq. will be literally Imported as
Senators at the eniaing election. Other candidates
are undonbsed'y refpeaabl. 81, certainly none
can be named who viii fs1ve US with greater ability
and effsa, and none who from their local ltuatioa
as well as every other circumaanee, will mite 70
great number OF votes. A VOTER.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-03

The e!e6tioneering campaign is opened
in Newhamplhire. Gov. Gii,man is prom
ifed the vigorous support of the Federa'its
.e-nnd his old rival, the :" iong-fried pat
a5oi," is again put up in oppoiitioh.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-23
JOHN NICHOLAS. elk.

.4fa Court held for Washington county, tie
20M day Of March, 1904.
Robert Craig, Complainant !
AGAINST In
John M'Means and Sarah his wife, 7 C5ancery.
Defendants
THE defendants not having entered their ap.
pearance and given security according to the
a6 of assembly and the rules of this court, and
it appearing to the satisfaction of the court that
they are notinhabitants. of the commonwealth of
virginia On the motion Of the Complainant by
his counsel, IL is oraeref, that the said defend.
ants do appsar here on the thirl Tuesday in Julv
next and answer the bill &c the com, ,lainant and
that copy Of this order he inserted in some pub
lie newspaper published in this state for two
months excessively and posted at the front door
Of the courthouse of the said county.
a Copy.
Teste,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-23

Fs" advertisements, 40 ecceedinya sguare
'aIeHSfh, are inserted liz this fiaJier for seve7r-
fy-'fue ce1fs he. Frss time three dollars for
three weeks (6 tinses) ana far epery addi-
tfondlfaSerfton fhirty-tfree cents. Long ones
IN me same flr0itortioa-uuiess siieciai con-
fracs BE- made 6v tie veQr.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-23
Land for Sale.

I AM disposed to sell my tract of land in the
4 county OF Amelia whereonI A. present reside,
containing 400 acres. Il is advantageousy stu.
ated on the north side Of West creek, inst above
its junction with Deep creek; There IS on This
tract about $50 acres of cleared land, under good
fences. and in good farming condition, the balance
staudsin woods and is Of PRIME Tobacco quality
The creek, by which it is bounded on the South
has considerable quantity of swamp land attach.
ed to it, which abonrds with fine large timber Of
white oak. poplar, ash, &c and lies convenient e.
nough to every part Of the plantation TO furnish
rails witout cutting any of the high land. There
is also about 30 acres Of first ra;e meadow land,
which, ies in one body, beautifully stuated and
produces natural grass sufficient TO winter one
hundred head of cattle annually-about 20 acres
of this meadow IS reclaimed, and the balance
may be put in the same situation with but little
trouble or expense--itmay be necessary 10 observe
that no part of i, IS liable torRow, oveit being
considerable distance from the creek and suRici
emily dry to produce either Tobacco or Corn. The
improvements consist Of new dwelling house,
81 feet by ~. with brick chimney az each end,
3 rooms below and 2 rooms and a passage above
stairs, also commodious cellar, with fire ulsce,
underneath the house, a smolchouse and kitchen.
all of which are newly painted on the out side
tobacco barnes, &c.
Those who are inclined 70 purchase such pro.
perty arc invited 20 view tine premi IS, which
presume will be better recommendation than a.
ny hing 1 can say.
will treat with any gentleman privately until
the first day Of July, on which day II viii be sold
p, public sale. tho premises, if not previously
disposed Of atprvate sale. The terms will be one
half cash when possession IS given (Which will
be when demanded) and the other half in twelve
months--to secure the payment of which deed
Of trust on the property will be required There
best part Of the plantaron. which tho purchaser
may take or not take also Sprime labore,s, witch
he may have the balance ofthe year-Appiica,ion
70 DC made 70 the subscriber. on the premises.
ROBERTSON
Amelid, 1sf February, 1904. 4oG
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-23
ADMIRAL NELSON.

II IGHT years old last sprng, a beautiful well
- formed brown bay horse, imported last fall by
William Lightfoot, ESQ. and now his property,
hfteen hands three inches and half high, full of
strength, health and vigor, and inferior TO no
horse either for speed or>bottorn of fine bone
and muscle and unequaled activity; VIII stand
~ my stables this season. in Powhatan county,
20 miles above Richmond, on James river, and
vii, be let 10 mares NJ Three Guiueas the leap
paid down. and Six the season, with 4s gu 10 the
groom; bur the season may be discharged by the
payment of % dollars on or before the 1st Novem.
Der. The season will end LIST August Coodand
extensive pastures gratis, and servants found
while attending their mares. No responsibility
for involuntary escapes accidents.
This horse has not run many races bur his per-
formances will sufficiently justify the opinion of
Lord Grosvenor and his son, who certify thar they
considered him the best three year old in En-.
gland, which may be seen under their hands and
seals.
In October 1898, at NEWMARKET, he won
sweepstakes of 14O0 guineas, II subscribers at
200 guineas each, half forfeit, colts carrying 6
stone Bib. FLIES stone, beating Sir Harry, MIR
Cookson's b, by Sir Peer, MIR. Perrin's b
Young Javelin Sir Frances Staudish's CHI c Split
Pigeon-5 to against Admiral Nelson, z to
against Sir Harry, to l against Split Pigeon,
and Il TO l against Young Javelin.
In 1899 he won a sweepstakes of 1000 guineas
IA subscribers at 200guineas each, beating Lord
Egremont's c. by preceptor. our Of Bob Tail,
Mr.. Perrin's b. C. Javeiin, and Mr.. Golding's
Boaster--3 to l on Admiral Nelson. In 1900,
he got so much injured in his practice that he did
not come on the turf again until 1903, when he
won purse of e 50, 4 mile heats. beating seve.
raj fine horses-See Sporting Magazine for this
year.
Pc DIG Rec.
ADMIRAL NELSON was bred by Lord
Gresvenor, got by John Bull, and foaled in 1875 !;
his dam Olivia, by Justice; her dam CIPHER by
Squirrel out of Frbbles dam, by Regslus.-See
Supplement TO the Stud Book page 81.
JOHN HARRIS.
y. B. Notes for the six guineas must be sent
with the mares. w3m
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-23
THE
MARRIED LADY's COMPANION,
Or,

POOR MA.N's FRIEND,
+ now ready Tor delivery. ANY person wishing
= TO purchase this useful book may apply to Mr.
Thomas Nieolson, printer, Richmond. Those
having subscriptions are requested to forward
the neegfW as soon as possible to MIR Ncolson rs
above, who will attend carefully TO their com.
mands. Subscribers ave requested 10 make their
deposit with the person with whom they have
respective y made Neutrality-suspicious., that he may
be prepared TO draw their books. II will be OBJ.
served, no doubt that this must be The only safe
mode for the author and his subscribers, as he
cannot attend 10 them in person-But agreeably
20 the import Of former advertise ment, as soon
as convenient, the books will be Offered AZ tn.
courthouses Of many OF the upper counties. when
subscribers may be supplied, If they think proper
90 wait for that opportunity.
SAMUEL K. JENNINGS.
May 10, 1901 WI
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-23

.dt a Court continued and held Ior .4l6enlaTlc
county, The ninth day Of Nay, 1904.
Richard Harrison, pltEC
AgaiaSt
Claiborne Sanddgc and Jesse L" G"HHe'y'
White, defts.
THE defendant Claiborne Sandidge not having
entered his appearance according to law and
the rules of this court, and itappearng to the sa-
tsfaeion of the court that the said Claiborne San.
didge is not an inhabitant of thIs commonwealth !:
On the motion of the plaintiff by his attorney, Ii
s ordered, that the said Claiborne Sanddge do ap-
pear here on the first day of the next August
term and answer the bill ofthe complainant and
that copy of this order be inserted in some news.
paper published in this state, and continued for
two months successfully, and that another be post
ed at the front door of this courthouse.
A copy-Teste,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-23
Dollars 1855
I I G K L T S

May be had of George Tucker, Thomas TAYLOR,
and Samuel Peasants, jr. in Richmond Robe,t
Birchett, and Watkins Leigh, Petersburg; Tho
mas Newton. DIR. Rarrand, {. Littleton w Taze-
well, Norfolk; Hugh Mercer, fredericksburg !;
Henry Tucker, Winchester; Chapman Johnson
Stanton; and IN ell the towns in Virginia. and
il many places IN the COUNTRY
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-23

Htshing 20 emhloy his cahitai in another
'0Gy, frohoses 10 sell, at Public Fendue,
on me 2Sd day Of lHay merit, at the Eagle
IaOern' commencing az O'Clock ii. NJ.
Inc JoHOIring 7ocH situated and valuable
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-23
THE SUBSCRIBER.

HiShfng 20 emhloy his cdhitaL in another
'7Gy, PROPOSES 10 sell, at Public Ven1ue,
on the 2Sd day Of lHuy merit, at the Eagle
IqOern, commencing az | O'Clock ii. NJ.
me JoHoIriag 7ocN situated and valuable
PRoPER7'Y, goithi4 This citv-Di-:
HIVE LOTS. between the balm of the
a Canal and James river--on one of there,
,s good two Rory dwelling houlc, Offices
and garden On another, there is dwell
Ing honie, officca and garden, of equal va
iue-On another, there is a fmaler dwell
ling houfe and gatdeu-The two orher Lots
are tlnely fituated on the South EAT Gde
OF the Hay Marker Square, upon one Of
which there is a good lumber houfe.
Alio, that very commodiou. finely litu-
ated' two Rory brick Dwelling Houfe,
with fquare of four Lots, tmors eligible
IN Polus of fituation perhapo, than any o.
'hsr in the city, and completely arranged
omces, on which the fubfcriber now reGdes.
"A further delcripton i, deemed unneceC-
larry, as IL 10 wrhed thatsthofe who are Diff
poied to purchafe, will previouny examine
the Premiies. The lat defcri5ed Square. will
De found worthy OF particular attention,
hnce there IS not another entire (quare, per-
haPs, to be purchafcd on any terms.
1t is well known that property in Rich
moud becomes daily, more and more yalua-
BILE. The rapid increafe of commerce and
population, the great and increafing advan.
tages OF the Cana, and the eaabliihmeut of a
Bank, with many other public iufitu;ions,
luai!y the opinion, that property thus itua.
ted will continue TO advance 10 price
The terms of fale will be, credit of five
iottaiments-tbe fra falling due fix months
after the day OF Gale, and the others to fuc-
coed at an iGterval of Fix months from each
other.
Should it be agreeable for purchafero 10
make prompt payment, liberal difcount
will be made; as it i, an Object to obtain
flares in the Bank.
ID. M. RANDOLPH.
Richmond, 2o,h March, 1894. wtds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-23

Dollars. $4,000
All tickets drawn blank may be renewed in tn
next class, at 10 dolls. each the price of all o.
theirs will be IS dolls
All prizes of IS dollars may he renewed for the
next class, or paid, at the option of the person
entitled IF they be not claimed within three
months after the drawing commences, they will
be considered as renewed in the second class.
The drawing TO commence in the CRY of vii.
hamsburg on the lst day of June, 1901 under
the management of James Madison, John Braok-
en-, William Nelson, Robert Greenhow, Burwen
Basseit, Robert Saunders, Samuel Tyler, Cham.
pion Travis. William Lightfoot, Litteion W.
Tazeweii, George Tucker and James Semple.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-23
The Celebrated English .StalLiof.,

I ATE the properly of his grace the Duke of
~ Bedford, and sire of Speculation. Taran,ula,
Jenny, Spinner. Creeper, Phenx, Hospitality. &C.
will stand the ensuing season, near Farnville, at
Ten Gulneas and Dollar to the groom for each
mare. The season will commence the first day
OF March next, and end the lstday OF August fol.
lowing extensive pasturage of superior quality
will be furnished gratis, and the greatest attention
paid, but no responsibility for ccdents or escapes.
The money will he expected for the season of such
mares as are pastured before they are removed,
and notes sent with those that are not to be left
with the horse, payable the lst of August next
Apply 10 RICHARD KNOWLES,
Agent for John Randolph
Bizarre, Jan. IS, 1904. wt1Iun
p. S. Farmville is miles below Prince Edward
courthouse, and IS from Gainesville. Mares fed
if required.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-03
CHAMBAUD'S
hntaffhmatic Lozenges.

4 radical eu,t fer eeagbs, colds, Gj4bmas and can
/ampti0as, d;6Feuly g6rratding, tJe. 5e.
Mr.. GH4ABdUD, the /ale pteprieter Of
ibis medicine, has tbe ahsaifon TO announce that
fbey bave been fbe means e ,eAe0'ng many fes/ens
IN a asR preearioas Rate Of 6aehb. In eommon
colds this medicine produces ia /alxtary a peybnra
lion that they generally are tradieafcd in fe4v
lars. Coughing, 6eing brolonged tytbat r0nval-
6ve 6mttem ferssrd The tiekhRg in The tbr'at, Il
5ortsa; its daratiea By promofingJeep and freagtb
enirg The cmfitntion. Pplmonary complaints, at.
tea;ag The 6r<aR and lungs; tbgle a8edsa soit6
them experience an alusf immediate reifsf. N
bma, and cosfved eonfamptions haze repeatedly 6fia
eradicqted BY them. Iutasfs in the hoping roag6,
and qoomen during pregnancy, my take t6fm
qvitbout The h9f fear Of danger, and AEOitb tbf
grratef expsaation q relief, mar rax IT be admin
fersd at an improper y/eglon.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-03

THE place where Ii. Rev. Mr.. Dsvis lately
lived, about tour miles from Alexandria, will
be leafcd TO good tenant who viii keep tie
place in good repair. and comply with the sefms
Of the Ieafe; to fuch tenant | will eafe the
place for fourteen years fren, Janusry next. The
houles will be put in good repair tof the receipt
on of a careful tenant, and none elfe need apply.
Any pesfon who wilhc' to become the tenant
will call on the fnblcriber who vii! fhew the place.
This place is Handsomely fltuated, baving a
good view of alexandria from the houle, and a
very large meadow about two hundred yards be-
low, excellent well water and two good iprlngs,
with an ice houfe and every convenience neeeaaTy
for a.gentleman farmer. For terms apply to
B. Dulamy.
N. B. The dwelling has twelve rooms in it,
and two paifages.
( Shutters Hill, Aug. II. DIV
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-03
Dr.. BARDWELL's
Annodyne EfIence, for all kinds of
Head A chs.

THE renozuuea viytues of2tbe 'naodyne eDsuce,
Is aaqo 70 gexsrQlJ kaa7va, t5ati is nc prs(ampd
on il The Proprietor, TO- fly, tbat Head Achs, aris
ing fran qvhattver canie, CT bdgveve, violeuf, IN
eataa6le 14naodyne, has f1egu<ntJ lueeeeded a5ter
RE 6eR adviee, and ez'ery otber ,emrdp had fail
ed; BY its (alptar, operation, it mllgfdy promotes
cirenlotion and pf5lbrntion, and thereby breveuts
TIE resgru Of f6e msf o5Rinatt periodical head
acbs.