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AS men and Christians W. must look
10 the holy Author aud Finisher of our
faith, for the model Of our conduct; and
endeavour TO approach the example Of
his perfection, a. nearly as the natural
DEFICIENCIES in abilities, and imperfecti-
ons Of humanity, win permit. ! Having
done this, We may confidently assure
ourselves Of obtaining the richest boon
which heaven can bestoR--that solid
peace which the world can neither give
nor take away Il aAwhite-robed angel Of
light, descending FROM the footstooi Of
the throne ct GOD, with . sountenaace
q. calm and serene as Sshe summer sky,
* unspotted by the. shadow Of . cloud.
=" Her eyes are as the eyes Of. doves for
!" rheekhess, and on hsrN eyebrows sic
.. eheerluiness and Joy; whilst, hike the
!. virgin daaghtef OF Zion. she skakes
I" her head az die tumults of the world,
* despising and laughing them q scorn. y
This, Christians, is the friend which
ycIInay secure TO yourselves, BY seek.
ing her possession according 10 the Ill.
rections prescribed by the New Tssta-
ment ATTEND that will stand BY to com.
fort and support you in every disastrous
situation in which you may be placed,
and under every calamitous pressure to
which you may be reduced. A friend
that viii carry you through the vicissi-
tudes ofliie, guard you from It's dam
gers, and relieve you from its troubles,
and, when mortal scenes begin TO fade
away from before your eyes, when the
days Of siekness and in6rmity arrive. and
heiast enemy prepares to cut the thread
that holds YOU TO the world, win enable
you to maintain the tranquility Of your
minds, and "possess your souls in
peace sss
{ To form friendship ike this, Chris
Tins, i, aindeed, i pursuit worthy ofthe
reasonable natut we bear, and OF the i'm
mortal spirit by which we are saimated,;
and ia6ni,sly more win i, felisitats VI in
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cd governor Strong to be reelected. Il
would seem - though the majority had
not suf6cient hardihood 70 carry into ex-
eeation the projects which they had COM
templated. =. /.
Gen. Heath, the democratic candidate,
Who has been elected lieutenant COVER
nor Of the state Of Massachusetts, has
declined accepting the Office. Ofcourse
the Office will be vacant for the ensuing
year. Z. =. ~ =. -. ~. - =. ~
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MARTINsBURG, July ii.
JUDGE WrTHE.

II Is supposed that this gentleman was
poisoned by young man, his nephew
who resided with him. The circum.
stances ofthis horrid transaction are thus
related in late paper: The young man
/hsd forged his unele's name IN drawing
checks on the bank+-to prevent deteeti-
on, and at the same time to secure aeon
siderable sum bequea,hed to him in the
Judges will, he administered the fatal
dose by mixingi il with the coffee preparS
ed FOR breakfast; not only the Judge,
but several Of his donestics drank Of lhs
coffee, and are dead or At the point Of
death. Judge Wythe fortunately sur.
vivcd long enough to discovcI the fraud
ofh nephew, and disaPpoint him in his
hopes Of legacy. &c., ..-2..-
Governor Strsng's steech.--Afier dis
posing of several local subjects, Mr..
Strong concludes his speech in the follow.
ing manner being the only part thatpos-
, sssses any interest Out Of his own state.
"In free States, where the mind il
nsithsr subdued by force nor awed by
terror, even the appearance Of unanimi-
~ is not to be expected. But whatever
differences of opinion may prevail among
our fellow-citizens, we, asagents OF the
commonwealth, have one and the same
interest to pursue, and are bound by the
most solemn tye to pursue il invariably.
Our constituents have right TO expect
our warmest zeal, not for the success of
party, but for the public good. You,
Gentlemen. ! trust win have this object
constantly in view, and instead OF con-
sulting private interest, or gratifying
Partially or resentment, will be ready
to agree in all cases where the general
welfare oftht State IS concerned. Such
a example instat Legislature will have
the happieet tendency in every part ef
the Comnonweait to abate the fervor
Of political dlssentions, and prevent or
repress THESE Internal feuds, which, il
long continued, admit Of no recouciliasi.
on aud which in other countries have
proved fatal TO almost every free Go.
vtrnmeht.Dt ~ =. j. -. e.
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THE following Is apparently yery
fsngh sforyl bht iii lay 1 wager that
tits Is true aSihree. fourths OF the mat
ter that appears in our democratic pa
pers. - " = Edst. Ball
Pasusg5 ~ & srfsel Plaster 81 Paris!--
The wondeflul efficacy 6fthis wonderful
manure vas notfully known until recent
j; and Luzerne haa the kouior Of the
discovery. Col. Munchauson / farmer
in . neighbonfing town had purchased 4
bushel 81 Gypsum, and left il standing in
q bag unknown 10 his wife.-She, rood
woman, ID haste 70 make some pudding
for her cliildrens' suppers, mis,ook IN
Pasffv Jsr FloHr. The children feast-
ed heartily md retired to sleep. TIE
Col. in the morning, as was customary.
rose early, and went into the chamber
where his boys slept to call them nn,-
Whss was the astonishment offhe father
70 End his sons had grown with such re-
r1arkable fapidity during the night, that
their isgs htag ent efthe befsa he fssr,
and one haA been abaoluteiy crouded out
Of bed! The boys continue their
growth, and bid fair in few, ueeks to
rival in size the childreno Of Anak. - =.
r = =: I. LnssrHs Fedsraksf.
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.Soniinii's Discribfiion ofGr,

= Dy,ss'esS 1859 .keesH HgOLGCAGA k-%s
I" The man ofthese delightful psrR Of
Greece is ola handsome stature he ars
ries his head high. his body erect, Ior
rather iaclined backward than forward j,
he is digni6ed in his carriage, easyi in
his manners, and nimhle in his gait his
eyes are full of viyaeiy, his eountenanee
is open, and his address agreeable and
he Is neat and elegant in
eloathing ; he has . taste for dress. a for
every thing thar Is beautiful; active. in
dustrious, and even ente rpriainE; Nith
ease, he s4Presses himself with warm,hi
he is acquainted with the language al the
passions, and he likewise astonishes by
his Datursl eloquence he loFss the arts,
utdaring TO cultivate them, under
the hrazen yoke which hangs heavy up-
on his neck; skilful and cunning in trade,
he does NOT Away conduct himsslfsn il
with that frankness which constitutes
it, principal basis and II We still find in
modern Greece many of the enc quali-,
ties which do honour to The history Of
ANCIENT Greece, II eanRotbe denied, ,has
superstition, the child Of ignoranee and
slavery, greatly tainishes their lusirs !.
and we also discover in their disposition,
that 6ekleness. that pliahiliiy, ,hat want
tof sincerity in short, that ar,f1l turn Of
mind which borders ON treacherY, and
Of which the Greeks Of antiquity have
been accused. 49, g.
Il. Butthis oblisuity Of sharacterfo
nately does not extend, or at least i se-s
y much weakened, among The women
Of the same countries. The Greek e.
males are, Ia general, distinguished BY
anoble and easy shape, and . majestic
carriage. Their features, traced - lhe
hand 81 beauty, reflect the warm end
profound affections Of sensibihy !. the
serenity 81 their eounfenanke is that of
dignity, without having is eoldneAs or
gravity j they are amiable without pre-
tension, desentWithout sourness, charm.
ing without aHeeiafion.. il 70 s1ch bril-.
liant qualities, We add elevation Of ideas,
warmlh of expression. those flights of
simple and Ingenious eloquence which
attract and faseinate, n truly devoted AZ
tachment TO persons beloved, Greatness
and fidelity jn their duties. we shall have
some notions ofthoss Prisiledged beings,
with whom nature, in her muni6cence,
has -eIinbellishsd the eArths and who are
not rare in Greece. There il i thar
the genius Of the artists of antiquity
would still have the choice Of more thaa
one model &c.,
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CURE FOR nEAF.NllEss..

Mr.. Sitniekof. merchant of NTcs.
kow, was deprived for half a year II the
faculty OF hearing, and submitted D Va.
rious applications without success. At
last he filled his mouth with smoke flo.
5bacco, closed il firmly as wellas his Sos-
trlls, and thus compelled tbs smoke 10
find passage through the ears. The
next day he feb crash n each ear, and
ever since his hearing has been psri;stly
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she compaay somnaadea ), d.

T,HE Company sommaaded BY the
IL sabscriber, are desired to attend !
MISTER to be held At MartinshlsE
on SATURDAY. the a6th inst. a The usaaI
time and place Of parade. A panctnAl
attendance is required from every indi,.
yidual belonging to the Compsny.
IS WILLIAM GREGORY.
July II, 1906.
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o = g.
A gentleman in Liverpool write. DO
the editor Of the Alexandra Expositor.
under date Of 2sd April, 1906, thus:
The political rumors Of the day are
that there is 10 DO regency, the Prince
ofWales At the head that Mr.. Fox Is
dropsical and pot likely to live six
months, that the Greenvillrs wish To-
make . peace or the terms which Mr..
Fox and his friends will not iist.n 10 !.
aud that the latter actually resign. n
consequence. Mr.. Fox, thougk q paci.
.6e man. seems an energetic war minis.
ter You probably know his opinions are
very high respecting the resources Of
this country {, sssss 2.
Tee leiieruine apology ia one d ihe Nsrp-
fork papers may serve 70 ercrte snile,
In making up this paper for The press
q marriage which had been publish.
edthe day proceeding, and Of which the
types had not been distributed, was on
Saturday Inadvertently put amongst the
sales at auction. Weregtet,his cifcum.
stance, not only for the ridiculous aTs
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rearsnce Il made. but from regard Is
,hsrespectahlc persons Who are the sub.
ject Of the article alluded So and whom
weshould Be very sorry TO offend.
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PUBLIC SAN.

November %.
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The public wiki partieula fnotice that
the following Gclii Medicines are sold as
usual in Alexandfs Euly, by ss.is James Ken
nedy, sen. al. his b in King-street, and by
Doctor John OFT, segger Town.
DR.. Hanlilton's Arm Destroying Lozen-:
'ges, well known tdbthe only safe and lnial--.
.lible remedy.
Dr. HamiIton's Nd Restorative3for debi-
1itated constitutions 81
DIR. Hamilton's since and Extract of
Mustard
niDr. Hamilton's YgIable Ointment for the
Itch--a Certain cureblonce using.
Hahn's AntI-Blslo, Ills.
Infallible Ague DIP 2.
Canine Persian Adn, for removing eu-
taneous ble;nishes, MmpToying the COM
.plexion s, 80 so
Indian Vegetable Seifc, in high repute
for the cure of a certa ameless disease.
Damask Lip saiYe.is
Restorative Tooth ITer.
Hahn's German Col aaister
Hahn's Eye W&teral excellent and safe
Tooth-sche Drops, s
November IS.
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PUBLIC SALE.

PURSUANT to a decree &c :,
X court of the United st.tss e. sNs circaid
circuit ard district Of Virginia will ~ s's IN ss
plollc auction onthe 9Th day sfs Jana y, ss'-
at TIE town of Occaquan Ia tie -. asS
Prlnce William, about forty Rselv ~ ~ 4
born Slaves, consisting OF naa, wo,aon
children, among which, are m1mber ~, S'
ana girls OF from s to 'yeags ofage. TSss1
Saves "a have been brolght up IN the ne;rhhos
hood lld OF Occaquan, and have sor sene ros
past been under Tie manasenaen; Of the T. i
James Lawson dec d,--and have been be.a,
tore commonly called Lawsuss's slave IT. r.
will be sold for cash.
Under the same decree, viii sI.o ba col,
a public auction, on the Sth. day Of Jann.,
mkt, at the same place, suadry TracIS n
Lind lyang IN the counties Of Fairfax & princa
William, formerly mortgaged BY John Sem.
p.ete the SAID James Lawson, deceased =
Csc tracts OF lend are situated III the nc;,b
boiiood Of the town OF Cccoquan, and soe,a
toi tem bind upon the Occoquan river. Tbav
! ere rel known IN that ncighborhocd nv re
nam O. Lawson,s Land, ard could he shaw
tby npat ofthe inidhoiders in that part Of tbe
county. Those who may be inclined 70 Ne.
conl9purchascrs OF these lands, NAV Obtain
aecusts Information Of the situation and con.
}iteRts'f tiaesracts, by applying to BIZ. Robert
katclae, Of Fairfax county, who hath lately
aladesuryegs OF the greater part OF them.
[ The dpds viii be sold in tracts or divided 50
as to sFcmmcdate purchasers, and tbs viii
be .arrageel or the day OF sale. The terms Of
sale VI be, one fourth part of the purchase
noacy } be PAID in Ole gear from tie dly Of
| sale, an the payment 70 be. secured by bond
with anroyed sccurisy---the other three.
fourths isthrec equal annual miscellaneous tie
paymeneftke hrst cities in5taglmenls COM
mencmgit the end Of Two years frora the day
! Of sale, I'D to be secured blythe bonds Of tie
| purchase 4 mortgage viii a'9o be required
upon the ahds purchased, to secure the pay
snents ofhe whole CT the purchase money
( Deeds WI be made By the Commissioners
j.upon 69c,ing the payments 10 the manner
! above meaoncl.
! One ornerc Of the commissioners will d.
tend ateQtaqu.,,l, with M. Robert Radcliffe
/ the suryegr, on the 9Th and 9th CT janu4y
ncxt, for ic purpose Of giving to persons ~
clined TO rcAase these lands such informant
on-as n!&ye IN their cover touching the til
| tie, sit4sti4, and boundaries of the diEereEm
tractg.
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Advertishent

Dan AWAY fron4e employment o
i T. the subscriber, thsith OF last October
"a Negro Man, named sA-he appears to
be about 50 years et age, But feet 9 inches
high, a dark lnulatto, haascar under one OF
his eyes, believed to be t{left, spears quick
and has kind Of stammei speaking q
long black coat, blue trq4rs, light jacket,
ard q sheeting shirt, WITH sgAry other cloatis.
He belongs to some estatblow and vas I'M
der the direction OF Nj. Goaas frsin, trem
whom ! hired him for a yer, lie has wife
at hr. David Jamieson's, I9aEetine county,
it IS suspected be may ! lurking in that
neighbcrhood. Whoever N4pprehend him
skalihavc areward Of TEN AelLAnS upon
delivering him to ne in AleAAidria.
RolGt Smith.
November 26. Savoy
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aYgsHE subscoer solicits loaTc 10 inform the
| iahabitanof A.cx4ndlia and It's yiclnl-
ty, responsibilities on 'l1.sD1l, the ~
instant, he inteis to open 4 SCHOOL nth'
house lately oc5ied by NJ. William EGl,7'
on KiaS street, opposite TO Nf- George w.
nesle's, where ! Will teach SssadjHg, - ~
ipg ard .d1Tth1t'c--likewioe Bo0k-k'.llI'l5f
Surveying, Naviston, 5fstsgare15o' and u l5S''
ing. He hopes tt his being heretofore eSPe-
rienced in this baless, viii be sufficient re'
com1nenaation.
NJ B. Thp ter13for teaching each or eElnG g
scientific branch, VI be made }ma77n on apps
cation at the schoroom Z sto ra5e1dS :. y
open an Eveningfh E,r ,as recsl'sTl .,E =.
those who wishto an5trocte4 n either -. ~
above branches, attic mode;etcpric 9f : -
Dollars and q Half,cr tuageer
Gorge e. Carlla.
December - .r.4se.
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EON H4ND.

A large stock Of Books in the different
branches Of science and literature, and very
extensive assortment of School Books, and
other articles suitable for country sales.
November 4. d2sSoaW lstJSa
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Dav al Night School.

November q
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SaW2US

VII positively be sold, 10 t,aeAghest bidder,
GA the premises, on the l2thAy ofAecsm-
Der next,
The Tract Of Land wherein Thomas
Pollard, sen. lived, III the coany of Fairfax,
on Pcpesl:ssi Crae2, containing ,bout $50 a.
cFeS t is. valuable Flantatios and lies =
boHc 20 mics froaa hlexandlia, I'd about the
s*rne distmce from Gserge-low.D An indis
puabie title vii BE made TO the ,crchascr---
One hs,f Of tae purchase to Be pid upon the
esscls-ins ofrne deed IN c.eh, or yang negroes
valued s,t oesll price, anu two year Will be al
loves tcr TIC balance.
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HANNAH LEE,

NO. SIS, 8laitlea Lane, ?
.Ysw- York. {
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Lees soversiga Ointment Tor
HE Itch,

81 Which IS warranted an infallibile remedy az
one application, and may be used win th Inc
most perfect safety b Fsnat Womeh' q on
iassslts week old, not containing part'gic -
mercury or AM dangerous lngreaient Wnate-
yer, and Is lot acc wltf that torment
n ) ssr,:.,,.. s!!,ica attends ether remedies.
5.l5r. l.xaosss l1aasan Ksgeta6le S6d-
cysc.
For faescgY's OF Yenereai Complaints.
The experience of several thousands ~ WAC.
have beencured by this medicine "a srest pro-
po,tion OF them, after the skill OF eminent
physicians had proved ineffectual) demon
Z strste. It's efficacy In cxpeling the virus, how
ever dc spsy rooteain the constitution, and ~
cc,tnterscting those dreadful effects winch Oh
ton result from the Ia proper use OF mercury
The rAiiafsess Of tbs Vegetable SPECIFIC, IS
equal to ii. surprising efficacy It's operation
is so gentle that il is given to patients II a
state Of PREGNANCY, with the utmost safety,
aa, performs cure without disturbing the
system or producing any OF those dlssgreeapic
sc esss iase peTa5le frona the common rene
eacs.
yVith the aaeaicine is given q description OF
yar,Istolns which obtain III every stage OF tie
disease, NTH cofisas directions for their treat
sse,at,sy as 10 accomplish perfect cure IN the
shorteet time, and with the least meon-onlcnes.
possible.
EYE WATER,
4 sovereign remedy for all diseases Of the
eyes, whether tbs effect OF natural weakness
Or accident.
TOOTH ACHE DROPS,
The only remedy yetdiscovered which gives
iin,netiiate and lssting relief IN the tnosfse
INSTANCES.
LEES Corn PLASTER,
5 An infsllibls remedy fer speedily renewing
cefns, root sslei branch, without giving pam.
DAMASa LIP SaANh.
ReHoral5rsi aeygder jor5 The Teeth e Suns
THE ANODYME ELIXIR
For nc cars q q. Kinds Of hrsdsache.
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tu6L uDilS4lCQs
81 R0nEl22n GR4T, q! Ais Bodams Sss:.
caa!v Ssore, K:;ss-strcet,
ORIGINAL .ANECDOlIS
OF FREDERICK the Scond,
Ez.NG or PRUSSIA,
And Of his Faniy, his Court, his Minister'S
his Acedsnaias, AID MS Lilera4y F'le:..s -
Collected during a familiar i3tercours,oftwen
ty yerrs ~iln that Pr;lce. 'i'ranslscd from
the French OF DieaiaaHe zH;f5atl, lroies.or
Ct psl{cs Le:tyss, III tic Acs,lainy OF lerlin--
tgia;ea or. Enc vofe psper, With { SOD type,
IN tvo voiunlsS, oct4eo. Price, IL boalis, four
dt,l!sss--soand III sheep, five doiisis--bopnd
ii osll ana elegantly gilt, SIX dollars.
Jist Recase@, asa for 2cis az ebes,
Goldsmith Hia;or7 OF England, afidssad
fer the use Of schools.
Do do. OF Rome
w obater'z GG,p1ll1nar, Glsrks Nepos, hsir's
TatrodQcsicn Took's z althsan. Rus1 Iusic
Paper, arli English and German Alnll2os
fer 1907
.f~l tie ja1ogyias, Ls79 Eocks
Bacon's abridge,aert T vols. ,P2ies EST
90 cents.
F,spanasse's reports, vols. s.
Dalias's reports, vols. SIS
Esst'a reports, vols complete, $50
Wilson'S law lectures, 3 yo4s. $40 SO ct,
Suldyqn's lecture IS
.peakc's n3si pNus, eds.
Ss--- Evidence, IN boards, 1t!s, IS cts.
r. Gray,
EIas lately published, new and elegant ed,
80 ton, greatly enlarged, Of
lp;fe,n fIsIsophe5,s !; or Terrible
.TTactorat5on :: y
4 Foem, addressed to the Royal College q
Physicians, London, by Christopher Caustie
NJ b, "A. 5. =. Price, In boas, dolars--
III plain sheep. dollars 50 sents--in caifans
elegantly gilt, dollars.
Lie and Fontihcate OF Leo the tenth, b.
William Roscoe, in 4 volumes, octave. Price
in boards 10 dollar.--in sheep, y dollars
ii calf and gilt, II doiiars.
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.scfs q! ~pR-t~Asi34- ~
kiehe;s Lse. and Son,
NoyemberE0 Baltimore
ca u z I O n !
He Wider oftlse late Richard Zee, 81
nier, respectfully .cvetioas the pupi'ea-
gsinst tfe compositions OF hicssrd Lee @iid
Son, advertised ia iris paper IS beias prepa,
red. from TIC orjsinsll recigag, Sc. exc. Lsee
tiseir az e..aseinc.st Il DC ssets are; tast tae
oaly a0d original recipes alcsin possession ct
tie subscriber; t1st E. l. end Sen, teoth
Ynechanics we're employed, with otter per-
soma, IN silS laboratory q tae deceased; CAT,
xithig4 4 3fsy mo.tls, these 40 persons, ca :
ent account, II Eaitlzlore; snd one other
person ca lis evn acecuaf, IN New 1orF {;
have aoxgaenced ;>.a!-s2eS, ias2.i.stics.s CT CIR
medicines eacS; ri'eserafnS 20 3IchaSr tAe IN
b seusins a1itclts--Hut Z. J.. and Ssn h,ye
seivassccda step teyena t-.sGi" cotcGi.c.ssy, hs-
wing had tie eassstsss and cf'@afeay to solIc.t
the agents cf the subscriber to t&ac Their oosa-
positions ior s.ie, hoping tieis5y tie better to
deceive the ullwsfv As g farther .piooi 81
what theae persons are oafaahle, tie ;Tbllc s1c
Respectfully informed that Ire sfSf9ncifass
otfess;sts." mentioned IN Z. l.. sn3 Sens aaESsr
Gsenlent, are tittG.iy C5e.hts>se ct frntd, 10
person iS either az TIE s1ac1s sssted, or Try
where sipe, have conceived itewor{h while to
initiate th1i,- ialisdfons; wAica hare been iii
existence but few months: and more, tie
s5rdSarc not their, being c2fsy y my adVer-t
fiaea.entto caution the pablyc against x. l.. and
Son and the other in,itstor before mentioned.
That these persons heve besn capable OF
sucs, conduct tosvalds the Widow 81 thesT nc
latiye, ! whose employ had long yielded them
HYelihood] and that they have compelled
her TO expose it, is a source OF much regret
but she econceives she public as tFesl as herewn
end her childfells interest demand tnls >cSpla-
nation.
The subscriber seIllits that the Medicines
have been wrapt, sealed, &c. by Il. L. ard
Son, and others, ,s,usrthe direction otter Has
bard, and s,pposes they remember the drugs
OF which Ghcy were composed, dut a6sofntslg
denies that they're acquainted 7e1ttiie fcceS-
sqrg 5tf.ahos4ioAs 4 the late pGoprletoF being
extremely Tenacious Of the Recipes which be
kept locked uI,.in his private desk, andaS o.
ten expressed his determination to ke9p them
secret.
The subscriber infornls TIC pubic, that TIE
whole Of TIC large stock CT prepared Medicines
en- hand and ali tie apparatus fol- preparing
them, were purchased for bel, By Ter friends
at the late saie 81 hcir Husbands nloyeabie
property, and assures 9i,ean the several arti-
clcs shall BE faithfully prepared tionlthe Be
cipes, sy competent persons, when3it again
becomes necessasy.
HANNAH LEE,
Widow and Adlninistratiiz of
Richard Lee, jr.
NO. St, 84tides Lane,2