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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-21

&Y$Me#fNkOnti S@ihS IA SiNo6~N
ag paper) between the captain and
&A tive British sailors, TO perform
yage to Philadelphia on which
also had received half the conside-
ration money" In the usual form OF a
! months wages advanced.
Jhree contracts between the captain and
three native subjects of G. Britain, " to
carry them passengers to Philadelphia"
for ten g~uineas each to be paid IN Phlla.
delphia.
Three contracts (ca!lea bills of lading)"ro
deliver three distinct parcels of goods in
Philadelphia, TO three native British SUBJ
yiects residing there, made between the
captain ann three British subjects resId-
ing In London, on which contracts no
consideration money was paid or ad-
vanced to the capt. the wholebsing pay"
able at Philadelphia.
The contracts between the American
captain and the twelve persons, (seamsn,
passengers and merchants mentioned "a
bove, were deliberately, voluntarily, mo-
rally, openly, and lawfully made IN the
cigy Of London, and were 10 g course Of
deliberate, voluntary and faithful execu!i.
on by and among the parties, when the
British ship OF war Albion met the gced
ship imerics on the hig h seas, cut of sight
OF any land. The Albion boarded the A.
-merica on the plea of the right of search,
aud t%isnpressed" aud took out of her by
force the three native seamen, and the
three native British passengers, and three
native British seamen, contrary to the Will
and request of said nlne persons and Of the
captain of the America: entirely disregard.
ing the letter, 'spiri,and obligations Of the
various written contracts, made as above
mentioned, What principle of law justify
an expectation, on the part OF the British
government, that the same captains three
contracts should be fulfilled with tie three
British merchants IN Londop, tor the de-,
livery OF the three parcels ofgoods in Pm Ia.
delphia, to the three British merchants re.
siding there? The principles of law and
justice equally require the execution and
enforcing of all fair and legitimate con-
tracts, and equally torp;d their viola,
ton.
Another reflection OF the highest i'm.
PORTAGE occurs upon this case. 1t is the
right Of the Amzrican captain TO be eA.
empt from and 10 refuse al! boardinge oil
foreign ships of war. except those board
ings which arc bona hde IN execution OF
:" the right of search" IL is an un@ar-
rantable and inadmissible abuse of tn
setic, aud mere right Of search tor enemies
property, end for goods conTabapd OF war,
10 convert it TO the forcib!e taking out OF
the neutral ship men, who are not eneu.lea
and who are in the course OF execution OF
legitimate business under eral or wrlteo
Contracts
ESsssrr-sassai, sErusg
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-21
:PUBAfC SALE

ON THURSDAY ne: It,
Will be Sold, sat the Boufe of Mrs. f5t .heayE,
Cameron Greet opPofite TO Mr.. I e~aton's,
variety of
Ekgasst HnhoM and Kitchen
Furniture;
Conftins of Side Board, Tai ole,, Chai,
Beds aad IBlSR e.ds, Carpets CAT , China, &
P. e. Marfeller.
Jane q. DIFF
lobe Sold, at Private Sale,
TT HAT, convenient and valuable thee fe
4 BRICK HOUiE and LOT Of grou
il fee ample, atuate on Royal areet, in Alex
d.ia late in the pcf fion of Mr.. Jacob G
ger: and now occupied BY Mr.. James S So
1t is unnecenyy to defcrios it more mimi,
as tits PFsiuned any perfon whining to Purch
will view the propefty-she terms will b. III
reafonab!e. - If it will fuit tie parehafer the n
pcrty will be fold for an saortment Of D
GOODS and HARDWARE For further
! siculaTs apply 10 ME-. Scott, on TIE p~remik-
A good and fluff, isRt title will be given by
John Harry,
II t0r1ey in Jaa
Hse.r's- Town, June IS I'll
TO LET,
I'm elegant Brick Dwelling and We
hoyis,
I'm one of the bef fsnds in the town Of
/ andria, for the Fkxs and Grocery Buh
The terms will be very moderate if applies
foon,
Andrew ScholGcld.
May IS.
". B. | have ina received a quantity Of
inch thick Boards, Of an excellent quality
a quantity Of three fact Shingles. IT,
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SATURDAY, JUNE 81.
a|eran0rta Datlp aDherttssr.

A large quarry of marble Rone, of different
coiors, has lately been dii4overea on the pianta.
tlon OF Mr.. John Henkel, near Harper's terry.
II Is equal 10 the marble OF Italy, or that Of any
other eountry.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-21

15t trxs pohy 81 temak,.-Women lhQrh be
acquainted mat NJ beauty nath any charms, b, It
the Inward enc OF the mind ; and that a gIscc :.
tulHets in their manners is much more cngas;n, 1,
than Ihat.ot peslCns ihsi meek prls sna med ii, ,
ase the tlne and iait,hg ornaments; toI .fhe sta
has 1hese is qualified as ihe ought to.be forth
management OF a family, tor TIE educating .
children, tor an Affection 10 he. husband, 40
iubmitting to a Plsdsnr way # ivirg 1he!e o.
ly arc the chars 5 that render wives aniable, 81
give them the befS title to our .refpeet.
Ep;dstss.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-21
Nay 3~1,tisoe.

.Jnne'2l.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-04
May so.
CHINA AND GLASS.

HE Gs6feriber bns lately rrerived Jt;ou Phi.
Aa1rlpbin, a handome ay1orfn,est of China
and GIat5, pig fill jefts of dining china and
china glasef Liverpool evnre +; eonple0t and bro
KEN /rtf5 tea china, aosif a.S5wed, nmoneR su5ies
ere /on1e nncomntonly bandjomc, china bospis,
DC. Engii8 and German ygiafs. cnt and plain,
eoa9Hing fJrait balse and fanas, Gssar di;1ej,
Jefr gAee' and fats, bandfon1el7 cuf decanse,y,
svines, fumblerJ, eobbief5 and cans. CIT and
plain, anda bandfome a1orfm-nt Of chimney or
aanrents. He aJ6 Keeps, as u,;4al, a general al.
Jorfnsns of Liverpool qv0re md groceries, Of.
at kinds for retailing /; and baJ at prrtenf bort
SUING and eia-ef By tbe bid. -box, or dos. Dou.l
bic ard Fzgse djaiisd qvbi,lsy. eut behring's. Raj
and tarr3 TIE barrel, porter and ale as n6tai.
DANIEL TRIPL ETT.
jane Il. (4zv.J
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-04
Ep autboritp.
LAW OF THE UNITED STATES.
AN ACT

10 regulate he laying of and @aEing road from Css-
beriard in br fafe Of 1aryiasd, 10 tie Gate1f Obis
Belt e1a7sdb By tie Senate and HogJf of Rteyefafo-
fivef Of ne Until Sfaef Of Imoies in CoaqyeG aL-
(enbied That the PRECEDENT IF the Unted States he
and he is hereby authorized appoint, by and with
the advice and content Of the Senate three dcreet 8,
ilntereted citizens Of the United States TO Law out
a road from Cumberland, point on the northern
bank Of the river Potomac in the Rate Of Maryland
between Cnmbefsn9 and the place where the main
road leading from Gwinns to Winebelter in Virgi-
mia crolTss the river, the Rate Of Ohio whole duty
IL fha be, as fooD may be, after their appoint
msnt, to repair to Cumberland aforelaid, and view
the ground from the points Of the river Potomac
herein before deigna,ed, to the river Ohio, and TO
lay out in fueh direction they hall judge, under
slcireundances, the moi proper, road from thence
the river Ohio, rike out the fame at the mot
moi convenient place. between point its eailern
bank oppolite 70 the northern boundary Of Steuben
vle in iaid Fate Of Ohio, and the mouth Of Grave
creek, which enipties into faid riyer little below
Wheeling IN Virginia.
Sec. 2. Iad Be II fayft,, MATED, That the afore-
fzid road Rs be laid four rods in width and de-
6gnated on each 6de by plain and dii,inguifh,ble
mark on tres, or w the erection of cake or mo-
nument, fuHeieuty eon!pieuous in every quarter of
a mile Of the dRsnee. at leaf, where the road pur-
fies rait cosrfe r. far Or farther and on each eide
at eveiY point whers an angle occurs in its eoufle
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-04
GEWEpAk MEETING

As fnficient number Of members, 10 conRitu,e a
meeting, did not attend on Saturday the 9TH cur.
rent am therefore authorized 20 give notice that 4
meeting Of the company will be held at MIR. Brooks,
tavern, Saturday the 9th Of July next, when J,
is erPeded, members will be punetua in their a,ten.
dance, which bbGnes Of importance to the nteref o,
the company particularly requires
JAMES BRANDRR, cir.
Maneheaer, June 20. 1905.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-04
STANTON STAGE

ME subferber respectfully informs the pubic.
A his STAGES will regularly, during the feaion
o the Springs, leave the Bei-Tavern in this city, ON
inefday O'Clock in the evening g. on each Satur-
day at the hour Of 10 o'clock IN the morning and will
arrive at Capt. EdmoHion's Tavern in the Town of
staunton; where Pafengers, going to the Springs,
may De iurn,ihed at all times, with Hackney Coach
es, and other private conveyances, from ,banrr
Much pass and expence has been taken by the pro-
prietor in the elecon of good horfes carriages and
careful driyers-and confidently aures the public he
is in Pofeiiion Of as good any in this aate
RICHARD TERRELL.
May 22. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-04
LANDS IN CUMBERLAND FOR SALE

z virtue Of a Deed of Truh, bearing date the
- lith April, 1901, recorded IN Cumberland
Court-Oiice, TO me executed by James Deane, Fran
c" b. Deai'e, and Thomas M. Deane, TO fecure a GER
tam ium OF money, due by them to Jofeph GaIIego-
will offer for fae, TO the gheit bidder ON the ostl,
Eday of May next, at Cumberland Court, TWO
TRACTS OF LAND, being part of the properly,
thereby conveyed, viz.
One Tract containing hundred and thirty fevsr,
acres, more or leis, ituatc in the county of Cum
berland, fix miles above the Court IIouie. being
,ras purchaied by the faid Deanes, from Parton
CoPton, as will appear BY reference to the deed of
iae on record, in the faid County Court
One Traa containing two hundred aud five acres.
more or leis, iituae in Cumberland on the fou,h
tide of the road, leading to the Court Houfe. one
mile dittant below the fame, bounded by lands Of
William Beverly Langhorne, and by lands of John
Ford.
Z The fri ofthe above Tratas, is faid to contain,
prime tobacco land, and valuable TIMBER the other
is nearly half cleared.
n, B. BY the content Of all parties intereaed the
iale Will take place on the Goth day of May next, az
above dated, and the terms IF payment will be one
and two years credit, the purehafers TO give bonds
bearing intereff and approved fecurty
Aprilis ,dc
N. 3. The fale of the above properly is potponed
H.. Oh =
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TIL: JEFFERSON.
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

p ANYWAY from tie fubfcriber, On ThurfJay
Z 4 night the In inf negro man named LEWIS
he is about five feet nine inches high, Rout aud
well made, has fear on of his hands q believe
his righ) oecaiioned By burn when final he wore
away home-ipun Inert coat and panta!oons dyed of
light olive colour, took with him black broad
cloth coat and vet, but expect he will change his
name and cloathing and attempt palling as free
man, and will attempt make his eicspe to Norfolk
by water Matters IF veels and all Others are fore
warned from harhouring, employing, or taking him
away their peril The above reward will be paid
on delivering him to Joeph raylor r in Blsndford,
or the fubfcri5er.
ARCHER TRAYLOR, fen.
N. 3. have under(ood that he was feen in the
city Of Richmond during the Broad Rock Races, dre-
ed IN black. think it is probable he is fl lurking
about there. He has pert walk, good countenance
very active and fond Of waiting on gentemen.
A. T.
Cheaerield, May 81. If.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-04
vALuAbLE PROPERTY eos SALE

RElNC anxious to dileharge all my iaa debts.
- viii fell gresr bargain in two nsw BRICK To-
NEMENTS, on the Main-Street, on Shockoe-Hili;
they are well calculated for ores anprvate families.
and eopfidered to be good tansis for hufnefs a,
ny IN that part OF the e,y they will be fold parate-
ly ar togsther,to Tut p,rehaf.rs If this property is
NOT fold by private CONTRACT before Tuefday the 9th
day Of June next, it will, on that day, be fold at
public auction. Any perion wihng to purchafe, will
be ihewn the property, and may know the terms,
(Which will be very accommodating, by application
to the iubieriber living adjoining the pren,fes.
will ALTO difpoie of by private CONTRACT, my half
acre in the neik hbor'ood of Gen. Mofeley,
an which there is a two aory Brick HouIe erected,
A feet long by 20 feet wild. this houie is not fni!-
ed in the nde, but be niihcd to uit the pureha
fer. For terms apply to
J. D. WINN.
May so. tdr.
~ The fale of the above property is poliponsd
until the 9Th dNTo of July next, when it will certainly
take place. For terms, apply to
TAYLOR & BROWN
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NOTICE.


HE Co-partnerfhp, heretofore exiting under the
L. firm Of SAMUEL BAsRET 8, Co.isthisday difToIv-
ed by mutual content Thofeindebte to and hofe hav
ing demands againR the fad firm, are folioited TO
fettlenent with Henry Hall, who is authorized to IL
quidate the fame.
SAMUEL BARRETT,
HENRY HALL.
June Of. nf1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-04
June 97.
TURNPIKE COMPANY
SALE OF SHARES.

SALE OF SHARES.
NOTICE is hereby given, that all flares upon
which the tenth requiftiou fhal remain un-
paid, will be offered for fae at MIR. Brookss tavern.
on Saturday the 10Th Of July The fale to COM
meuee at ~ o'clock in the forenoon.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-04

a Il. 9erjon5 having elaim5 GsaiaR fb. eao.y
4 = Of Jobn Hoomes, deed. Of tie Bo7oiinS-.
Green, are regretted to make them knoeun, tbot
proUijfon ney be made for a final /etfIr,uent.-
Aad tbcie indebted mnR make immediate tay-
nrenf to JOHN HOOMES, and
JOHN G. WOOLFOLK
Executors Of 5obu Hoome5, 4es'l.
Jan. 90. IF
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD. :

y AN away from the fnbfcrlber, Negro LAD
\ about 90 years OF age, about S feet ten inches
high, with very thick lips, and very black; had On
acheeked Virginia cloth hort coat and waincoat his
Pantaloons of plain purple, the fame manufacture.
ANY perfon who will deliver the laid lad to me ia
Powhatan, hall receive the above reward
fSFiAAf RANDOLPH
~ His name is AMrsr ne is aecuifomed to bor.
ies and ferving in the houfe.
April H. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-04
FOR SALE,

NWo tracts Of LAND, lying in the County
OF Fluvanna, one of them lying on Hardware
river and within one b an half miles of lame, river
containing 9S5 acres, on Carries creek, and within
one mile of the north fork of James river Containing
964 acres. Afurher delcrption s6eemed unneeefIary
as It IS Prefumed tba, perfon will purehafe withou,
viewing the fame, which will be lhown by the fub-
ieribcr living in Albcmarls. WILLIAM NOON.
June 90. fenst.1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-04

lea chem q fules which fiay remove shi trror. and
fuppy the deficiencies in the perceptions CT this early
period thefs rules Mould be general, aud adapted
to the inferior aswsll higher claIes If foeiety.
"After lnng continued relearches. aud many expe-
riments, Pettaloxzi is convinced, that the fri df-
1n4 ideas produced in the mind, by exterior OBJ
jcas, the refut of the obrervatons the child
naturally made on their form, and their number,
connected with the knowledge il had sequired of
their name and rnof frk;ng qualities. Thefe are,
in truth, the fri things which ne tries to learn.
When he fees an object that is to him, he ie-
n,ands the NAME; he tries to approach in order to
touehit; when it is poible lie lsys hold of it, turns
it over and over again, examines its dmenons in
word, hudes its fnrm and IL he dilcovers many fe-
Parate parts each fucccvely attracts his attention
the moment he notice object in thec three
ations, na~e. form and rns,5sr, he begins to have
d'fina idea oft, which is fuicens, until he is able
TO fludy its other properties. To attend in thefe
different reips to the ra imprefions OF the child,
TO give him rules principles in harmony with thele
brit aas Of his intelligence to 90 baud in hand with
nature, TO guide him in the true path. and is the mott
certain method OF developing his intellectual pe,vers
IL is then TO thefe three elementary points, nssTe
form and nsx6sy, that PeRalozzi has thought it bet
TO reitria hmei in the method which he applies to
the naruaion of early childhood.
>" This work which he euttles I" TIE Afsfgoa,"
10 divided in three parts firm,
Z" 15e Mdnueisf Maifers, which is confined fi,nply
to the intuition Tor percePtion) AMI denomination of
the principal obies in and art, by which the
child is furrounded.
The fecoud, is de0ned.o Iaarni7;oa i. Relation
to N"nSe,s she third to I.erassian m Relation to
For1s and Di~.sGoal.
7bI rpork il t-iated IN German. and Is ae-r, zve
are Informed, sSssi Being trarfafed into Fyens5
10 b eoaf;n4e&j $3.50
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JUST RECEIVED, FROM BORDEAUX:

JOoi NEIL VCD, rNS'm bORDEaUx:
4 Large a60rtnrent efClaret Wine, Of diff
4 yferent quaiitiey Cbam3nignr, Moelcux.
Ip6ite Saturn, Yin G Gra1e Bmgnu6y, LGEetti.
bfDlrof Of Fronfignan, old Me1oe Of diSerenf
qualities, fiel1 Ane5ouicJ, .freb OHTe5, Cabcry.
and(perJf"e SsOeet OH.--FOr y/aie on rea)onable
terms BY
ALEXANDER PLAINYILLE.
5tue 81.
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NOTICE.

HE partnerfhiP of john Butte, - Co. at Carters-
L vile, is this day diIolved by mutual cnnfens.
The collection Of all debts due 20 that CONCERN Is conn.,
mtted entirely TO HIiRian 11'Kensis the acting part.
ner of WiHian b1'Knzie u Go. and to hin, alone
or to any one he may appoint payment to be made
JOHN BUTLER,
VIM. MKENZIE & Co.
All perfons indebted to the late concern of ~3oss
Butler u Go. are rsqueted make payments to mr.
ko6sf Akaon, as he alone have authorized to grant
discharges for the fame.
VIM. MKENZIE.
April 10. ~
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20 BE RENTED-The Tenement where
l. ] now refde, and poheAion given in time.
J.PENN.
April IL. IF
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~ The Editor of tie Eu7nirer thinks him
,feD authorized, from a enrfory infection of The
preceding soork, TO Sipe it bis euarmea aparo-
baton.
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THOMAS RUTHERFooRD 81 Co.
Ars dsEroaf I'll

drsdshroaf 10 )W!
A Few Boxes "A aud rs Irih Linens, so
~ Crates Queens Ware, and quantity Of Liver
pool Salt ocfe and in Jacks Jun received on eonfipn
ment by the fhip Herald from Dublin and Liverpool.
May 81. eosm.
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The Editor, who gives currency to ufeful
fyRem of education, is of more REAL USE
to his country, than the author of a thouiand
feuuiious aud cohtemptible libels.
The prefervatiou Of liberty depends upon the
knowledge of the peopir.
vigilant pre1es and enlightened fchools are two
great fountains of knowledge. Let the preGs
therefore miniiter to the advancement of its
heipmate.
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April IL

N B. The fale of the above properly isponponed
to the 2sth day of July next. NIB. P.
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ledg. Of the nature and n,pa 81 tire properties. Of
things around them, with junefs Of aye in regard
in execution. which facilitates the acquiring Of all the
arts"
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April 10,
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CheaerGeld, May 81.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-21
Rich Kanahwa Bottom LarN
For Sale or Exchange.

He Subfcriber oifcrs for faIc, or exchaa 3
4 for lands OF other real properly on h
esh Eide Of the Blue Ridge, about 1000 acl si
RICH BOTTOM LAND, on the Great q
DsLwa Rivcr, and en- BON Gdes thereof OPP ;, Il
asd below the mouth OF PokeloIlico Creek II
The astc C Virginia, Is miles from Point y a
FAINT, lin the county town of Maion county, an
Il miles from The town olKanahswa county, an
ad joining the lands of the late Gcneral Wsihl ug
ton. They we're fu,yeyed at the fame time y ut
thofe Iards IN the yesrI77z, and are held VI a
the fame .itl:s, viz Old 3giitay Rigbts--wi u
are praneRienable. ;.
The L and. are of the vsry h.R quality, ~
Bottoms in many places mils vide they ia W
been lately le(ury.yed and divided INTO lofs &C u
saiuios from tso to $50 acres easD' ioI .ne = :,
commods,ion OF purchasers, eaeh LOT NGnAng y
tie river, and extendipg back tom 'Nsnse
th. hills, which $foId raoa ex'cnbVs range II
aock. which can never be intercepted VI
hsndrcd aercs therefore Of this rich bottom, WI D
IFS advantages, would make good i't''msL Z
The great Virginia fate road le"dI9g 10 .lI
Ratcs Of Ohio ard Kentucky, Paae' BY 'aA
Through ,hefc lands, which being on . nee nas v.
esble river will command ready and b'gh Pn''
for the produce to the enigranrs to the weAeln
country both by land and water. Their hfc rls
CD, bcGdes, sives their occupants choice OF ' n
eafern or wefcrn matkcts, as produce mny :.
found mott profitable. The climate is ueO >"
emaykably favorable to the production OF huh.
Salt works are erected on the hsfSs OF Sns i.'t'
buta few miles above thefe lands, and tOs nsss"'
borhood furnishes abundance of iron, COAL lil's.
fsore, mills ard mill ieats; 10 that ta'fe : :.
part of the wsis m country which bcd' ou' .''''
advantages to pertons deGrous of emI9faiHs'
"A more particular Description OF thsie l'' ].
with plots of the frveral lots, their sltua',oHi ~
fcription and price, may be had by ap ppnsIT
in Alexandria, to Mr.. WILLIAM 49, =,
who attended the luiveying OF tnem' % - y
JAMES .cRAIh
April 5. i'TY
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-21
DeJcri9tionof Worms, and the .Jfsfptoa's
BIZ which hfcr are aknczon.

Worms which inief the human body, are chiefly OF
four kinds viz the Icres crargc round worn the Aicas
idres or irlall nav worm the CUcurbtna, OF mort
Eat white worn and laily, the @nia OF tape worm
10 called from ITS refembianecto tape this IS Often ma
ny wards long, and is fuh Of jeinta-f is mott hrrpi
,shd mott difeu. to cure. 81 !,
Among the fyniptoms attending N'eff are diiagrec
able breath efpecas inthe morning and corrupt
ed ir.s--itehng r. sh nofe and about rhs atCon-
vafhp,ls and ep;ptic frs and fometimas PIivaon OF
Notwithstanding and griBdlng OF the teeth IN hecP
Irregular appse Notwithstanding food and ometnes
yorseious--f urg;rg, with gnaY and iGtia itooisVo'
mitinc--Earge and hard bsliypaias and ilcknets at
the Gonaeh-pans in the head ana thighs, with iowheis
of pirts--Slow ever with fna and irregular pulteA
dry cough-Execiys thrA--Sometimes pale and unheai,
thy coantenanee and lomctiUes the face boated ana
fuihed.
Pstfons Afflicted with any of the above tyn'proms
ihould have immediate rccourte t." Famions worm
detroying ozenges which have been csnitsnt aetend-
red With iucceis in all complaints taiar TO
dctsribed. Z, -,
o.s of this medicine given occasionally during the
warm feaion will eiIeGually prevent the vomiting and
,,oru;ao &C children dreadfal dforder which antlay
dcgpoys thouands Of the infant part OF orr cities. 80 IS
Tkewjfc thenieft and mot certain remedy known ara
has reiorc 70 health and trcngh great number when
sip advanced naqss'of thsfata COMPLIANT p&ruehar
and plain inrud are given FOR every Patto the ne
rsAary tr eatnlent in fnch cafes.
Children generally take this medicine with eageIheS'
having pieafng appearance ana an agTecaDic td'e'