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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-21
TIE EMPEROR MEPoEEoM


L0'ldon, hEay i2.--There is little doubt
That Bonaparte will assume the title Of
Emperor Of the French or Gauls. Pri-
vate letters state tina this event has aIrea-
dy taken place; and neutral vessel arri-
we'd IN The river has brought the addi.io.
nal intelligence, that he has annexed to
the title that of King of Lonibardy. That
a Considerable progress has been made in
this imperial arrangement, which we
think is no good omen for the Corsic an
and MS family, Is obvious from the fol-
loving extract Of letter from Rouen, Of
the 9th instant -
In the sitting Of the Sd instant, the
Irlbunate, after having heard the report
Of the special commission, appointed TO
consider OF the proposition made by citi-
zen Curce, have resolved:
|. That Napoleon Bonaparte, First
Consul, shall be proclaimed EN-, error Of
ihe French, and IN that quality be charg-
ed with the government Of France.
90. That ,hetiile of Emperor,together
with the imperial power shall be heredita-
ry in his family, III the male line, aud in
'he order Of progenliure.
3. The Constituted authorities in
forming the necessary regulations for the
establishment Of the hereditary powers,
shall make all due provisions for preserv-
ing equality, liberty and the tights Of the
people.
90. The present vote shall be carried
TO the senate by depuation Of six mem
bers, who are to explain to il the motives
which have induced the tribunate 10 take
this resolution"
Aiay i6.-IntelIigence is reported to
have been received by foreign ambassa-
dor, that Bonoparte has been proclaimed
Emperor OF France in the streets and pub
lic squares Of Paris. All idea % consult.
ing the people is laid aside, the Sena,us
Consuhus of the eou8ervafiUe senate, and
the decree Of the tribunate, are consider
sufficient authority tochangethe French
Republic into q monarchy and The elect.
i've chief magistrate Of a Commonwealth
into the hereditary sovereign Of an en-
plre. IL is now reported at Paris, that
the coronation IS to take place next Au-
gust, upon Bonapoite's birth day, and 10
be- performed al Aix.la-Chapellc, where
Chariemague was crowned fourteen centu.
RES ago.
a general amnesty IS to he proclaimed
Tor all criminals without exception the
list 81 ciaigronts TO be closed rorc,,r,a,.d
all proacr'0ed persons with the exception
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-21

.ut Treasurer OF bis MaJeSty'S EXChe-
quer.
T The King has been pleased 10 constitute
and appoint the night hon. Henry Niscount
Melville, Sir Philip stephens, Bart. James
Gambler, esq. Wee Admiral of the Red
Squadron of his Majcsty's tlec;, Sir Har-
ry Nease, Bart. Sir John & lpoys, Knight
&c the most hon. order of the Bath, aud
Admiral Of he Blue Squadron OF his Ma.
lesty's Fleet. Philip Patton, csq. Vice I'd.
nirai Of the K, d Squadron ui his Ma s,y's
Fleet, AID William Dickinson, i,n. esqs
to be his Majesty's Commissioners Gor
eXe' ciSing the Office of High admiral Of
the United Kingdom OF Great Britain and
| eiaad and the Domin.ons, Islands and
Territories thereunlo belonging.
Mr.. Canning, it is confidently stated,
viii be the new Treasurer OF The Navy,
AID Lord Auckland yetires from the Post
Once, Oul his successor is not yet dcclar-
ed. Lord Charles Somerset is appointed
Governor OF Jamaica.
we understand that Lord Hardwick Is
to continue some months longer Lord
Lieutenant OF ireland.
Day, II.
Mr.. Pit, has now nearly completed the
whole cfhi, Ministry. N.r. William Dun-
das having been appointed Secretary at
War, the military and naval patronage Of
The British Empire is now vested in The
family OF Arniston. 1t is, we understand,
finally settled, that MIR. Cauning is to he
Treasurer of the Navy MIR. Rose, Joint
Paynaster; Lord Mulgrave, Chancellor
o! tie Duchy OF Lancaster, Earl Bathurst,
Nj os he Mint; and the Earl OF
Ayie5ord, Lord Steward of the Household.
Earl Moira's answer to the proposal for
vesung III him the Lleutepancy oil Ireland
with the Chef Command of the Irish Az
my, has tot been yet received. The plan
OF separating the Offices of Lord Char Gel
Tor and Speaker @! the House oil Lords has
been abandoned and they viii continue 10.
be- flied by Lord Eden.
MIR. Pitt has been returned Tor the uni
versity of Cambridge; but he probably
Will not take his seat on the Treasury
Bench until the middle of next week.
he House OF Commons VIII adjourn To-
morrow until W dhesd4y next.
The captain Of the american ship
Friendship, which arrived at Falmouth On
Tuesday, i'll So days f,om the Cape OF
| ~-~NN AAS'H5 iNi'N u.s. mat nc DulCll IlNCpS
al The, Cape were daily deserving, and that
many Of them had expressed Il wish that
they were under the British government.
he Captain ~ Of opinion, that small
force would take it from the Dutch -
1000 uoops had sailed from thence a lew
days before tor Batavia. Accounts were
received, as Ihe Friendship WAS about to
sail, that Admiral Linois's squadron had
arrived at the Nautilus, and was taking
fresh troops on board.
nay, iS.-It was yesterday reported in
The city, That government mad received
some indirect oVertures from France on
the subject of peace, said to have been
made through the American Minister at
Parls'-Alier the most minute enquiries,
we could not learn that the rumor was de-
serving much credit.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-21

Lon1on Gazette, Hhly I5.-Atthc Court at
The Queens Palace the l4th Of May 1904,
present the King most excellent Maics.
y in Council. This day the Right Hon.
George, Earl Of Wirchelsea and Noting
ham, Coon Of the Stole to his Maiesty,
and jhe Right Hon. George Thyme com
monty called Lord George Thyme. Comp.
lroller of his Maiesty's household, were
by Nv his Maicsly's command, sworn Of
his Meiesiv's most Hon. Priyy Council,
and took their respective places at The
Boord accordingly.
His Majesty having been pleased to
appoin; The Right Hon. Dudley Lord Har-
rowbv, and The Right Hon. John J,nrries,
Farl Camden. two Of his Maiesty's Prin-
cipal Secretaries Of State, they were dis
day, by his Maicsty's command, sworn
two OF his Maie Us Principal secretaries
81 State accordingly.
VhHeh0iL liay l5.-Tke King has been
pleased TO constitute and appoint the right
hon. William Pit, & orge Percy, esq.
commonly called Lord Louvaine, James
Edward Harlis,esq. commonly called Wis
count F!zharris, The right hon. Charles
Long, and Tie hon. HeDly Wellesley, 10
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learned and omnipotent Legislature Of
that state ore held, when such an anec-
.dote, whether precisely accurate or not,
Is thought characteristic enough 70 aP-'
pear probable.
a summons was issued flpm that hos
nourable Body TO Gentlemah ofthe law,
requiring his appearance Is Z witness on
some occasion, il is believed ID the Irn-
parchment against the Judges. Being
questioned, on his arrival At Lancaster,
why he had not appeared sooner, he an.
swered that 4 paper (which was the SUM
mons itself had in his absence been left
on his Office table, which for 4 day or
two ne did not notice. When he did he
could scarcely make out the purport Of
It's contents, and perhaps would not have
come at all. But finding there were se-
Venfsen words in II wrong spelt, he con-
Guided Of course the paper came from
the General Assembly, and set out to AZ
tend their Honours accordingly! Z,
[Frsdefick- ToJpa Herald. I
T.
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NEW-YORK, April s6.

BY the arrival lasteyening Of the ship
Hero, from Bristol, we are put in possess
sion Of London dates to the 10th March,
one day latter than before received. They
state that the King has so far recovered
asto take his usual walk in the Queens
garden thar27 more officers Of distinc.
ton had been arrested in Paris for con-
spiracy, among the number was general
Ferrino, Macdonald and Massena--that
the British squadron off Bologne, had
captured gun. boats andsunk q number
. Of othera full oftransports.
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u. Aiso--a general assortment Of a
GROCERIES, LIZ 0RS. TEAS, SC.
We Ha,ter ourselves we do not arro-
gate too much, when.we assert, that the
whole Of our Goods win be offered for
sale on the Invest possible terms forrea-
dy pawn cash or country produce--and
permit 10 20 add, that az we purpose
yelling generally for ready pay, such Of
our friends as may open accounts with
us, win expect to discharge them when
required determined, Il possible, 70
accommodate generally, We are. with
respect, the public's obliged humble
LEXIS g. R0BERTWHLH
!. Martinsburg, May ~, 1904.
t
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70 ). ..ld a. Pubic Htaai.e,


I'm Wednesday the 18th Of Tune.
N next, q yaluabie r IsANTATION,
yfhe properly Of Ephraim Lo~man. living
on both sides Of Sleepy Greek, Berkeley
County. Z miles from Bath, and 10 nom
Martinsburg, containing 4ooacres, about
so acres Of which are cleared, and the
balance in good timber there is ronsi.
derable quantity ofbcttom land, that
would make good Meadow. On the
premises are two convenient Dwelling
Houses. q new Grist Mill, calculated
for two pair of Stones, and . Saw Mil.
both Of which have salisieney Of wa.
ter. onpaying 1000 dollars il hand the
balance may be discharged in annual
payments Of zoo dollars each. This pros
perry win be sold on advantageous terms
to the purchaser.
JOHN ROBINSON, Dep. Sheriff:
May n, 1904.
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EAkTHEN KzRE
MANuFACToRY,
Mar II itas q Dry Raa go snr asd
- 40 niles lpn ilariiasbusg.

= \.
ETSHE subscriber respectfully inf6rIns
j the public, that he has now got
his POTTERY In complete order, and
has on hands very good assortment Of
excellent ware, and means 70 keep a
constant supply -Itwill be much % the
advantage Of purchasers ofthis commo.
diy 20 call on him. Is he can sell ware az
i cheaper rate than il can be bought q : !
distance. A considerable reduction
win Be made 70 those who purchase by
the quantity 10 sell again. -.
This being the only establishment Of
the kind in Rerkeley County, and the
ware made Al il, .of as good, perhaps
better quality, and at 4 lower price, than
that made ata distance, be hopes thar
the efforts he is making TO accommodate
the people Of this County, win not 60
unrcwarded. ~
May ii, 1904.
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CTRAYED from the subscriber, q
. dark sorrel MARE, with a large
bah face from the brow band to the nos-
trils. has curly hair, shod before with
old shoes, and looks very wild. Also, q
bay COLT, II months old, had on q
rnuzzle and head-stall both made oflca-
ther with hemp throatlatch, Aiarge star
and snip and some white feet, but the
number not recollected. Four dollars
reward and reasonable charges will be
paid for returning said strays % the sub
scriber living d opeckon bridge, one
mile from Smith6sld. r.
JOHN MOORE.
May II .sSisos.
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NE w BOOKS.

@G
j. ALBURTIS,
Has inst received from the City ef Riiia.
delphia, and has notD Jos sale,
A. s an asso1fMenf 81 S 81 g.
a BOOKS and STATIONARY,
warranted at the Philadelphia and Balti.
80 more retail pricas 8 Is il
Consisting in part Of
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II century, ID two elegant octave vo.
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Of Charles /. Fox, William Pitt, DR..
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John Wolcott, William Herschel, Mar
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VIM. Goodwin, William Cowper, Warren
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Edmund Randolph, Dr.. Hugh Blair,
Sir Joseph Banks, Henry Addington,
John Horn Tooke, General Bowles,
Count Rumfcrd, DIR. James Beattie,,
I DR.. Samuel l.. Mitchell, DR.. Jenner,
General Ira Allen, Earl Stanhope, Mr.,
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Temple ef Nature, new Poetieal
work BY DR. Darwin, with superb plates,
Letters Of Jimius, Massiiloa's Ser
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Lierdty Magazine, Nos. I 2 sand4
Stnrass Rsfsctioas for every day ID
the year. =.
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h Domssiic Encyclopedia, in S volumes
SSisct British Ciassicks, in SO volumes,
with rs elegant engravings. i
De6dtes on the Louisidnd Treaty.
d. hraei7s Paens, ~ z. - & E
Ten Volumes of !" Select Novels.
Spectator, Dan 9msetie, sIbbess
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Ene, Don Raphael, Maid Of Bristol
Chains 81 the hearf, Repiew, House Il
be sod, and Mrs. Higgins. y - II II
8. Bibles. Testaments, Baltimore col,
lection of HYMNS; for the use Of the
Methodist Church, Dilworth,s and Web.
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Gases 81 Mathematical Llsfrgnients-
Large and Small hand Copies for the use
Of Schools, Rorkman's Arithmetic,
adapted to the commerce Of the United
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4 great uariety ofrCHAP BOOKS.
Common Writing, thick Post, and Let.
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Waters and Sealing Wax, r.
Red and Black Ink. Powder. .,<..-
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NAKEN up as an estray, sorrel
"a MARE, with a bali face, three
white feet, and two white spots on her
hips Is fourteen hands one inch high,
tix years old. has no perceivable brand
and appraised 20 forty dollars. The
owner Z desired 10 prove property, pay
charges and take her away. -
EDWARD BEESON. sen.
Berkeley County, sth mo. iith, 1904.
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PUBLIC SALE.

win be sold on Friday he 2sth inst. o.
THE house Of The snbscyiber, III Sheb-
herd's- Ts1vn. az de persoaai esfdfe
. Civilian, Bentley, sen. dec. eonsist-
IIousEHoLD and kitchen Furpi.
II ture. The terms viii be made
known on the day of sale. ! ys a
The subscriber wishes al those tina,
have any ctaims against said Bentley to
bring Them forward, and all those thar
are indebted TO the aaid henley are re-
quested to come and settle the same, as
q settlemsnt Of said estate will immedi-
ately take place. Wy, / b. g
PRUDENCE THoRNBoURGH,
-sea4 E1ecutriS.
I also wish an those that are In
debted to me bybook account or Other
wise 70 come forward and settle the same,
as no longer indulgence can be given.
+ PRUDENCE fH0kNBOURGH.
Shepherds Town, NAV II, 1903.
( y e -
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n IL persons indebted 10 the snbscri.
a Der By Bond, Note, or Book Ac,
count, are desired 10 discharge them on
Or before the soth day Of this month, or
they viii be put into hands Of an attor-
Eney for collection.
LUKE PENToNEY. !
Martin.burg, May II, 1904.
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- q - y =
BALTIMORE, April SO.
Estract ef d letfer from q asidsl iipmas On
board he ConstifntieB, to his friend On
Kilmingfon De- Z =sss5
g Constitntion, At Syracuse,
/ Nov. 29th, 1908.
g DEAN SIR, s.. b s}s.
q l am extremely happy to have it in
nv power inform you something Of the
ciisamstanccs Of the Dey Of Algiers.
!. He has in his treasury fifteen milli-
ons 90 dollars, army 10000 horse and
foot, has ransom from him, upon an
averaged calculation, 200 slaves annu.
ally, at 1900 dollars each. Taxes, rents,
trade, &c. between four and Eve millions !;
ninety four thousand inhabitants IN the
city Of AIgiers- naval force four fri
gates, three briggs, two sehooners, three
zelec ships. The Dsy received our
I. consul, and the utmost attention was
paid him by the Dey's first officers; we
believe the United States to be the most
favoured nation. He made us ! hand
some present Of bullocks, sheep, poultry,
and vegetables Of every kind. 81
q The British consul is ordered from
Algiers we are intermediate Day has q
number Of British subjects At labour.s !.
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AARTLNsBUsRG May II.

Bya return Of votes from the Town.
and County Of. News York, Mr.. Burr
has majority of 100 votessas Governor,
and Mr.. o. Phelps SO votes as Lieute-
.Hant Governors E =: !.
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Payyour T axes. !.

10 IN those rphom ID may csncern,
w Z give hi. public notice, ths. the
Wv Taxes fofthe present year have
become due and are distrainable for,
and a. we are desirous to make, our col.
leetions in The time prescribed by law,
We require all these indebted 70 prepare
for payment, and We also particularly
request Them TO attend Court and al
.oiher places Of public resort, prepared
to discharge the same, as they win cons
stansly attend az such places, and Il viii
be an accommodation to ourselves, n
well as to those ,oncerned--itb being both
disagreeableS and burthensome 10 call
upon them individually at their houses.
MOSES COLLINS, -
John ROBINSON, and
ALEX: PORTERFIELD, I
D. Shenfs jor Berkety County.
MayIi, 1904.
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Aaecaefs A story Is told in Penn-s
sylyania, which serves At least to shew
the degree Of estimation in which the
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May ~ 1904.
BooTSSHoE MANUFAcToRL.

TINE subscriberbegs leave 70 return
j his sincere thanks 70 his custom-
ers, for the liberal encouragement he has
heretofore experienced In his line Of b,i-
siness, aimee his cohmencement il this
town |; he has now On hand ! well-chosen
assortment or the best LEATHER 81
IN kinds, and Is solicitous Of having the
=frieaaship ef the public. BOOTS and
SHOES Of every d{scriPtion made in the
neatest manner. Orders from the coun.
Try punctually attebdedtoS ct the Same
time, he earnestly requests those who
stand indebted to him. 10 come forward
and settle their respective dues, a. il H.
NOT inhis power y give any longer in.
- JOHN MuLHALL.
Mar.insburg, May II, 1904.
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= In late account Of the city Of HAM
burg il is remarked how strikingly the
yersatility Of human affairs is displayed
in the circumstance Of the French Emil.
grants in that place !; Of whom il is im-.
possible to speak without astoDishment
and admiration, at the fortitude and re.
signation with which they bear, and
cheerfulIy too, the sad sicis.itudes Of
fortune ~ u 81 1T An. q
= A French Bishop Is now in partner.
ship with ! person, whose business Is to
reduce different kinds Of vegetables,
roots and herbs into -four, to be used in
bread, and otherwise for consumption,
on board ships, and is doing well-ano-
ther bishop has undertaken 4 tannery up
on the plan Of Sang,iin, the French che
mist, and also succeeds. "A former &C.
neral has turned author, andnow handles
his pen as wen as he once did his sword i
his aid-de-camp Baptiste, who distin-
; guished himself at the celebrated battle
Of Iarnappe, was very lately paper
hanger Marquis measures ladies for
shoes a Duke deals in candles; another
of great RINK is silk dyer and a distin-
guished oticer serves as a5waiter 70 q
landlord, who had once been his lieute-
napt. The son of governor Of large
province keeps q restaurateau house.
Another nobleman has joined one who
had formerly been his cook in the same
business. The heir Of the grea, name
Of Feneion keepsa public house. Deal
ers in small ware, dancing masters, mu-
sick, languags, fencing, school masters,
and brokers Of every description, are In
numerable." III. g. ~. - = :
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Consisiihg IN part ef

Super6ns and Sc.
eond Broad Cloths
Coarse ditto, SD.
per6ne and Second
Casimeres, Veivets
Corduroys, &c.
Coarse Linnsns,
Irish ditto.
Blue, olive and yel
low piece Nankeen.
Silk and C ottnn Ho
siiery, calimancoes
Durants, &c. .
10.
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An elegant yari.
ETY. Of Chintzes
& calieos, white
andcolourd Mus
Inns, Gentlemen's
hne Hats, Ladies
Slippers assorted,
Books and Stats
onary--H Hard
Ware, Gully,
Sadlery, &c. A
handsome assort.
ment Of Queens
ware, Glass ware,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-02
From Z UTTER sf3R7IN, Ell. Atfora:y Gene
rnL af The St4ss If Maryland.

Gentlemen,
Sc 5an,,ifon,s elixir. 1t has been ued IN my family Tor
two or hree years pa, with uniform iuGee whenever
colds coughs hmar complaints have ren era
medicine neceGary have myslf found 1t an ekeelena
and agreeable remedy for very painful aa
Affection of the brea&, accompanied WIN iorehciS @9
,.;sS obNrucfed and difficult breathing
On thae accounts do not hetate 90 recommend ma
n;Jao,s Elixr, as valuable medicine, and deieFvlng
public attention. ,r-rHFR MARTIN.
nsr ..b;.h Heny Brdgc-Stree, Baltimore, was cur,
ID one 2o.,- Of anito elixir of very complicated
Sr,rder. occafoued By fevere cold saGght leyeIal
mon ago He breahed with the grcasG dleuiy.
and was Often thrown weakening ieata Wne sa ne
attempted walk any danse, ana br M could ep'e ony at
, ,eot 10 whfpcr, he has been uparis Of fix weeks
,T Without reura Of his complaints and dsres to give
this prDlc efimony in favour OF his invalua0is so-
cine.
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I will fell by PRIVATE SALE.

the STORE and WAREHOUSE at preient &C.
cupied by. Ailifon and Geiger, ftuased on the
coFaer of Prince and Fairfax frcets, Sc feet on
Fairfax and 90 feet on Prince ltrtet one wate,
LOT on Water freet, ~ on water Greet ard
extending 800 feet ha~k to Union G,ee., with
The liberty OF wharfage. The lot On Prince and
Fairfax aseets, is at pEecns rented to Allifon and
G@iger tor one year from the If. OGt. next. IS
feet OF the lot on Water fseet is Iet to Samuel
Harper, tor eight years from the 5tb of October
next. fthe above mentioned property is not
loid by private bargain, it will be fold on he pre-
naiies on the 10th day of May, next when the
terms will be made known. PeaEe apply to
GEORGE M'MUNN.
March z6. 80
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casio and may be pfed with r.rfed faitty by pregnan
women or on infants wcckold, containing not part-
Gle of ercurys any other dangerous ingredient what
ever and is NOT accompanied with that tonetlng imart
which attends the application of other remedies.
THE ANODYNE Elixir.
For the cure of every kind CT head.ache
INDIAN VEGETABLE SpECItiC.
fafe and peedy remedy for the venerial diieafe.
Announce of prevention IS worth pound OF cure"
Fer the preveption and cure of bilious and malignant
fSverS,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-02
WORM DFSTROYING lOZFNGES.

one hundred aud twenty houland perfons of both foxes
CT every age and in every uation Of various dangerous
complains arf ing from worms, and form obftructions
or foalnefs in the Il mach and bowels.
This nicticine beers no analogy whatever Of inilar
title 60 commonly complained ofas operating with yio
olencc on the contrary, particular excellence of this
rnlcdys being luted every age and contribution;
conais nothing but what is perfectly Innocent and is
r, mild in its operation that it cannot injnre the moff
delicate pegnant lady, the tendereG infant of week
old ihoald worms exo in the body; bur will with
out pain or gripping, eean(c the ton,ach and bowels of
Whatever is foul or ofcnve and thereby prevent the
poiuStion of worms and many fatal diforders, They
are particularly ieacious in carrying of all grofs hu-
r,ors AMI eoruotons ieverh an1 bilious complaints and
oneshs fe and aiasG purgatiye that can be ufed On
ny oeeaiOn.