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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-19
DnincGic 5nteIli9enee.
VERMONT.

Among the many topics of convention in
the politica! eIectioneering circles of the day,
we Ind that the enfuing .gubernaforiol election
IS one OF the frit, and the fubiect appears to be
much IN agitation. We believe it is generally
underitood, that the honorable ISRAEL SMITH
is 10 ne Imported by the republican nteret in
oPpottion to the nozv governor Tichenor, (fe-
deralIit) From the predictions of the differ
ent parties, no opinion can be formed which
OF the candidates will fucceed. But after Ia
king into view the balance which the rep1bli-
cans hold in the Rate, and the uniinpeachable
character they have feleaed for the Office of 90
vernon, we dare hazard an opinion that the elec.
ton OF MIR. Smith is fure.-RniLand Herald, Ia
aber.)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-19
1Gen-Jnnies.

From Anfisna, ing. Is Sir Richard stacban
- vii, Inc following vel.
iei' :-Cstar, so guns, Sir r. Strachap BeIIe-
NE "A, caPF.Hlrgooi Terrible, "a, Id. Pau
ie' b-'"na, ~, capt. Douglas; Audacious, "a.
caP'. Gotielln; Montague IN. capt. Otwav !:
triumph i1r T. M. Hardy (; Mclampus, Sc,
caPt. Poyrfz La Decade. So, capt. Stuart /:
Al were 10 remain there in expectation ofiome
French force being out.
he Be!leille and Melampuq are nozo cruir.
ing f'the Chefapeal,e, where, a, we iome time
hnce itated, part ofJerome's fquadron i..7
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-19
EEs.-4
SAVANNAH, Auguf 10

Ertraa ofa letter from ,gent'es7a refdiag liz
the h1iiHihe Territory, H'aBiagim Conafp,
10 0iJJrisna DgsGiJ ri!y, lgIaey a.sre a. RE sf5
h.
1" Since lat wrote you of the ituation Of
this unhappy country, the Spaniards have not
only ieizrd our property and mprifoned our
citizens, but they nave pro .eeded, feD by rep,
to itrike deadly blow at the fsttlenents on h.
F"mbiebee and Alabama Rivers. Since the ar
rival of the iDtendant MoRALEs, the port OF
moDille has been entirely lhut, not only to A.
mcrioan veifeIs, but to that of Soan and every
other nation.
"The commandant at Mobile fufcred ourner..
chants, for ihort time. to depolit their goods
at MoblI c, and procesd from thence, in boats,
up the river; but that privilege is now denied;
they viii not tufer rs either to purchafe or ftll
Jingle article at Mobile they have fsnt bacl,
from Mobile boats of corn--pur lat vear's
crop Of corn is entirely deltroyed by the wea-
vel; ouf cotton is rotting in large quantities,
on the Tombgbce AID Alabama Rivers. In
vain does the farmer cultivate his land-he fows
in difpair, and reaps in forrow.
Z" II fome change does not take place between
this and May next, this ccuatry not only pot
ieiiiHg every local advantage for navigation aud
commerce, but for agriculture, will be defert-
ed byits pref.nt inhabitants, and inttead of 1
well cultivated country, 1t will be a alting evil
dence ofSpauIGb tyranny.
" The important lituation ofthis country is
but little known--tbe Alabama and Tombigbee
Rivers from the Mobile, the junction is about
two miles above Fort Stoddart, where the Mo-
bileis about one mile wide one mile below
the fort the Mobile forks and cmptes by five
mouths into the Bay of Mobile, oppoite the
town, where the By 10 nine miles wide
Mobile Bay forking, makes feveraI iflands, one
of which is about thirty milesin length, and A.
bout ten miles wide, and is as fne land for rice
as any in the world.--The Alabama takes itI
rife in North Carolina; this River is very rapid,
the tide flows but little way up the Tomb;g-
bee is the bet river for navigation, the tide
fIows up about one hundred miles from Fort
Stoddart, which is about fifty miles from the
town of Mobile but what will one day make
il more valuable, is the near approach ofthis to
the TeuDefee river it is fact, that from the
head OF navigation on this River to Nayigabie
Creek, known by the name OF Bear Creek is A.
bout thirty miles. What an outlet for the Wei
tern produce Whoever will take the trouble
to cat their eyes upon the town Of Mobile,
mn,t fty, that il will at one day rival New-Or.
leans, the promifsi city Of commerce but this
IS on the fuppo6yioa, that the Fodda1 will D.
giyen,uP 10 tine U. S."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-19
CHARLESTON, September !.

we are happy to mention, that fibfcrfDti
on TO very handiome amount was RATED in 4
few hours yefterdaY morning, for the purpofe
OF providing hands, fails, rigging, p.ovifans,
&c. which have been put on board the Reve,;us
Gutter, capt. PAYNE, to fail inmrdia ely, for
the highly mcritorous and humane purpofe of
ahordlng relief and aiiifance TO any ihipwreck-
ed veiitis they may in with OH this coat.
The Gutter failed this morning. Courier.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-19
VIENNA. Iune OIL

On the 10th init. the Englim envoy here, fir
Arthur Paget, had his audience of leave of his
imperial majeHy and the new envoy, MIR.
Adair, delivered his credentials.
To-day the French ambahador, Mr.. Rouche-
ioucauIt, again received courier from Paris,
afier Whole arrival ne had long conference
with the miniter OF Fate, count Siadion. and
the next day an audience Of his imperial maief-
ty. 1t is believed that the German contribution
was the fubjett of thefs conferences.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-19

FsfrAa efn lettrrtir0m Paris, dated .Gyuly 1913,
rsre'1ed By 4 relbefa6e bo4te in Baitimore,
and fttea to BE-. from a /onrce dsltrvine fbe
Htn}f d'gres otcoqfdenee.
discriminating negotiations for peace are
onfoot, you may caicniate with almof a Ger.
tain'y on the continuance of war. This 7 can
allure You from the opinion Of the bef inform
ed men in this quarter.''
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-19
CONST1NTINOprF r,,s -

Every thing in this city and it's vicinity az.
fumes warike afped. The troops lately ar
rived from A6i amount TO 5000 men, who are
encalnPed near Scutari, whence they will ihort-
iy break up for icrvice. Tnscorps win be uu-
der the comma d of the PAcha of Cogui, whom
the Grand S"gnior has appointed general of his
new formed regular troops, which now amount
to above 10000 men.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-19
MUNICH, lulv Z.

Our army cannot be placed on the peace ef-
tahIiihment till the departure of the French
throughout all the Aufrian provinces. The
arming # the p-ailnts and towns people is car
ried on WITH effect. The plan for this was form
ed in the lat var, but from the rapidly of its
progrsfs and liIue, could not be carried into ex-
ecution.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-19

Captain John Miles, jun. mafter of the floop
mary, OF New-Haycn, has arrived at that port,
after an a5fence of nearly IA months. Capt.
Miles iails5 from New-Hayen on the 18th H.
", 1906, on voyage to the River Oronoke,
on the Spanilh M in, where he arrived the m
OF Oaober following. The Governor, on ex-
aiming his papers, immediately took ponefion
OF the veIiei aud cargo, conliting of 800 barrels
OF Hour worth 80 dollars per barrel) fome beef,
butter, &c. The realsn alledged was, that
ihe bad no Tea letter. Attic time of his falling
there were blank fea letters figned by the Sc
cretary OF state in the Office, and the Collector
OF the port gave captain Milssa certificate TO
that eiietl, which was produced, but TO ITO pur-
pole. After fome months, the owner of the
veii'l having got information of capt. Miies's
ittua'io1, obtained fra letter, in form, with
Certificate from the Collector, that the Mary
was entitled 20 that fea letter on her falling
aio the depolition Ofthe owners as to the citi-
len'hp OF the captain and people, the owner.
mp oi the vsBel, her filling, &c. and in addl-
ton, coniuIar certIicate, and forwarded al
%hich were received by captain NJ. in kity
ialt, and laid before the governor. Thelc pa
perS made nomentary ImprslIi0n upon him !;
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-19
WRSFL. Tulv (

Our fortrefs will be conliderably enlarged and
strengthened. The plan has already been i,ib-
united to the emperor Napoleon FOR his appro-
baton, and the expence Of the new works is
eitnated at Q millions of liyres.-Tbe tixer
Lippe will flow round the town, and fall into
the Rhine at Fiuran. Wefel will be coniidered
a frontier town, and put in the fame Gate as
Meniz aud strafburgh.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-19
KaoxvlLLF, Argue Is.

TENNESSEE. KSoxyiLtF, Augua Is.
TIE Lc~nHurs during this week has read
tby G. ogd TIME, 4 Bit providing FOR The difoo.
CO OF the finds fouih Of French Broad and Hol-
lton. eaf Oi Ten1cIIee, and wet of DigPgeon
rIgerS-.fne timks we're filed up on Thufitay,
ia iac ii9uic 81 x 9v!c1ttiv s-- gu yt3ts are
nUn fer &c payment 81 ihr oy,chlie money,
u. ."td.HJ.t.s, AZ yotc go -! eg.1 IaS "a
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-19
AUGSBURG. Tnne 81.

To-day i've Wagons arrived from Vienna,
each containing 30 imall cdiks of money, the
Prodnce of the contributions levied in AuRra
daring the itay of the French. Thi, money is
going to Paris.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-19

Exfr69 of n litter 10 a4,aiyafIot4 C91f1ezpaoI.
Re"omme, of Cape PAlos, May q.
ny LogD,
havr the honor to inform your lordgip,
that this nlorning about / NJ the boats OF
the keHo ans and Nautilus under the direction
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-19

IL IS probable that Tbeodore D7Uiebt, efd. of
Hartford, Comm gentlenan of diiinguiihed
talents and Probty, will be elected to copgrefs
IN the place OF John Cotton Smith, efq. lately
refgutd.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-19

coat and not with the Tea. The feas will in
VAIN remain open fthe ports are n,ut. The
br't'ih Channel is open in this manner, hut we
are not the Iefs excluded from all commerce
With France"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-19
RRFnIRM Innn On

On the 21ft init. our city was entirely evacu.
ated by the Pruliian troops, which had been
quartcred here four months.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-19

Captain Shepherd, of the brig Ceres (arrived
yeterday at quarantine) informs us that in lat.
so, he fell in with brig, fuppoled to be Brit
iih, having no pcrfon on board, her cargo prin-
oipaliy coffee, her main and foretop-fails fet,
one of them filed and the other aback She
appeared to have been deGerted by her crew in
great hate, as there Were clothes, &c, lying a.
bout the deck. Captain Shepherd put his mate
and two men on board, AID expects they will
ger her into the Chefapeake. The cargo, he
iupPofes, is worth between thirty and forty
thoufand dollars.
He aito fell in with the wreck OF the Brtiih
IMP Sally of 800 tons, laden principally with
fugar, deicred by the crew; aud would have
attempted to gether in, but could NOT fpare "a
ny more hands. Ii.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-19

lNDfF ClSiAJ otpttuptr -.
On Saturday lat arrived here a.. D,i. Nancy,
captain Decker - daYsfiDu D5ulaua ooa.i
90 Wncaiet, IN want Of prY,ihJ1,.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-19
NEW.YnpK- SAINT !.

A Briti!h IA and frigate were fpolen in lat.
IS, long. 72 Is, on the sd infant, by captain
Ssihy tthe fchooner Eliza. They were part
OF Admiral Warren's fquadrop, and bound into
Hampton Roads. Mere. Iddy.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-19

The quantity of Beef eat Ivy the Ffenahmen
on board the Pafriof, dying at han,pots) 4.
mounts 10 100 'bs. aud OF Bread TO ths. sa!,i. of
60 dollars per day. Bn1. TrL
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-19

ExtrAa eta Ibrivnfe letter from Hax5w-qb.
F." The French minister here is circulating by
his agents, with great activity, A pamphlet, en-.
titled" Natice Gn' la A4ort de Pan! L. E0qberen,.
de R@Hf." in which the Britih government is
charged with the foul crime of procuring the
ailafiination of that monarcf.'
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-04
Dejeription Of Worms, and the Dmptoms
hn u,hieh ihsp are knoUR.

Worms which infeR the human body, are chiefly OF
four kinds the Teres orlarge round worni the aiea"
iires or inlal nav worm, the Cucurbitma, or mort
FAT. white worm, and lafy, the Tsnia ortaPe worm
20 called from its recmbance tape this is ottsn ma
ny yards long, and is full oints--!sis mott hurtiui
and mott difficult cure.
Among the lynpeens attending worms, are dnagree'
able breath Especially lths morning-Rad and corrupt
ed gun,srching in the nole and about the feat
vuIiians and epepc frs, and fometimes privatlon OF
Notwithstanding and grinding OF the teeth in ileep-
Irregular appetite Notwithstanding food and fometmes
MISUNDERSTANDING, with inny and i9td fools--Vo'
hitting arge and hard belIy-Pains and ickneis at
the Aomach-Pan in the head and thighs with owneis
of fprs Slow fever with imall and irregular puieA
dry thirh-Sonttimes pale and uphea.
thy countenancc and iometincs the lace bioateo and
Auihed.
Psrfou. Afflicted with any af the above fyrproms
houll have Immediate receutts TO Hamiitons worm
3eroYin ozeagcs, which have been eontantiy attend
ed with uccefs in all complaints iilar TO thoe above
dclerihed.
dore of this medicine given occasionally during the
warm ieafon will ecauay prevent the vomiting and
purging ofchildren dreadful dloraer which annually
teroys thouards of the aan part OF our cities IL is
,Iteijc the mden AMI nlof certain remedy known and
has rellored 20 health and rength great NUMBER when
in advanced Gagcs of this fatal complaint Particular
and plain inhrutos are given for every part OF The ne
eriIary treament 10 luch eacs.
Children generally takc this nicdiciae With easerncis,
having picadng aipearlnee and an agFeeaoie tsite
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-04

eienee, on the contrary particular excellence Of this It
contains nothing but wha< is perfectly inhosenr' ana,
e mild IN It's operation that it eannot injure the mott
delicate pregnant lady, the endere Infant o. week
old faouid no worms exit in the body bit viii, with
our pain q gripping, eeanfe the Aonlaeh and boweis OF
whateyer is foul oenilve, and thereby prevent the
production of worms and many fatal dilorders lhey
are particularly eficscious in carrying oil All groi nu
nors and corruptons feverih and bilious complains,
and the tafes and ie purgatise that can be ufed ON
the occaGon.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-04
FOR SALE.L
September a.

A TraG of Land, in Stafford coun-
ty, seeut four miles above Aqua, containing
900 acres. The faid land is we'll watered and
heavily ,imbered, ard has on it all the neeeaary
accommodations for family. The terms Of
payment will be, one third in hand, and the other
two thirds at two,annual uftalmenfs. Bonds,
with approved security, will De required. For
further particu!arsapply to the subscriber on the
.prsmiies, or to1Dr. .Joba BvoneHg6, Dumfries.
William Bronaugh.
Stafford county. gift March. 7aw4w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-04
( Dr.. Hahn'sgenmne Eye Water.

. A fovereign remedy for all dii:aies OF the eyes,
whether the effect OF natural weakness or Of acei.
dent, dsautaions of rheum, duiineis, l:ching and
films on the eyes, never failing to cure taoie ma.
ladies which f;equentl, fucreed the fmall pox,
mesncs and fevers, and wonderfully arengthen-
Ing weak fight. Hundreds have experienced
its excellent virtues. when nearly deprived OF
fight.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-04

The jovs7eign Ointment for the Itch.
Which is warranted an infalible remedy al one
application, and may be ufed with perfect fafety
on pregnant women or on infarts week Old,
containing no. particle Of mercury, OF any other
dangerous ingredient whatever, and is not ac.
coupanied with thar tormsr.iag incl, which
attends she application Ct other remedies.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-04
March 20.
{ AND FOR SALE.


will be Sold, to the bighea bidder, on MON'
DAY, the 18TH day OF May next, at nay
Market, (being the itlt day OF the osx' a"'
tua court to b: held thcr:)
~. WO hundred acres of LAND, more o.
! lefs, known fy the name of Grt"'@'s,
and lying in the county of Prince William, 'ou.
miles from Hay MaFket, en- the 'oaa ' e.",;
from thence to fredericksburg aaa the H az
na's.-Thc back road from the rity OF we '-,
inston to the lomhcEn fates aao runs ,h'uu 3.
the land, which renders it an eligible Ean" ~
a tavern, it is alto q good &and tor 'E0le.
There are feveral hcufcs, with we'll OF sS'sI'
lent water on this land, which hes well 'ol 'uie
.ivasion, aaa has comfortable quantity "
wood on II. The Platter Of Paris alio aFp's's
we'll adapted to tn. foil, as I RATED 'ne cT'''
en- it from the application of that MANURE 0ay ~.
Fhe terms OF fale will be-One thlfa o. '".
putchafe money in s months. ore 'o,,a - ,,hs
months, and the remaining third IN 10 mpn'n ~
from the day of fale; the purcdafer giving oop'
and seproved fecarity for the payr'ens 'n''sO.'
poGeGion will be given immediately 70 .as p, -
pi,a(er. and good title made on rscelP' "a Wv
ARA payment. ,,eu
.,, Jaw s.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-04
From Dr.. Weathsrbura,
Hythe county, Virginia.
GENTLgMEN,

purehifed at yost fhop the ?refa-
rstions you call Han1tons Efcncc or Extract OF ui'
rard, which believe has perfectly renewed ehronie
zheumasiim (of that kind named elaes, or 0! inc MP
;o;St1 npder which had abored for long time, and
which had baiaed every article in the Matera Mediea'
and every mode of treatment received into practice tor
the careof this obtinae deafe. If you think thiset
tar ursfal you are at liberty TO makeit Publie.a
BE-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-04
dOHN HOOVER.
HAMILTON'S

WORM DESTROYING LOZENGES,
Which have within fosr years pat cured upwards OF
on: hundred and twenty of both fexca,
OF every age and in every Gtuarion OF various danger
Gus complaints arfng from worms, and from ebfraai
ons or foulnefs 10 the Rorach and bowels.
This medicine bears analogy whatever of Gmilar
title, 60 commonly complained ofas operating with vi
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-04
Ys HECoMMHNpEp

Dr.. Hchn's Am,-Bl!lsous Pills.
The operation of thefe pills is perfectly mild,
70 as to b.uCed with fafcty by p:rions in every
Gtuation, and Of every age.
They are excelen,s adapted TO carry off fu.
perAuous bile. and prevent its morbid fecretions :
to reAore and amend the appetite: to procure
free respiration, and thereby prevent colds, which
are often altendcd>with fatal confe9uence; as
dofe never fails to remove cold, If taken OH its
ira appearance. They are celebrated for re.
moving habituai coaivensfs iickne!s atthe ao.
mach, and fesere head ache ; and ought to be
taken by all perfons on change of climate.
F Sold likewiie by S. Pleafants,
Richmond; Rols and Douglas, Pc.
.terfburg; T. Green, Frederickfburgh;
G. Purdie, Smithheld; M. Jones, SUI
folk; Dr.. Miller, Winehefer; X.
Greenhow, WHliamiburgh.; and !.
Shaw, Leefburg.
September
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-04
Tie Reaorat,Ns Poyds1 for the Teeth
n17d Gu7ns

This excellent preparation comforts & ttrengsh.
ems the gums, preiervss the enamel from Decay,
and cleanfcs and whirens the teeth, by aeleib'ng
all that acrimonious fine and foulnsts, which
fufFered to accumulate, never fails to injuFe and
finally ruin them.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-04
n uAMII,TON'S ELIyR,

= tovsrsgn remedy for Colds, obainase Coughs AAh-
mas. CSrarrhs, Sore .rhroaSs, aud approaching Con-
taxiPtions -, NJ,
= IL Parrnn asbs nay bave e5Asrtn aV''e'ea sa'f0
ibe HOPING COGGH,
4rA: s;rssrv IA of the Era magnitude, it is an
no,e;ate relief, checks she progreis, and IN ihort
ns entirely removes the mott cruel daordsr to wneh
ohdrsn are The Elixir is 10 perfectly agreeable
aud me dogs 60 laaIl thar Gscaisy ARIES IN fak
lag II.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-04
.IQHN MOTHER.
DR.. Eaha's true and gsnaias ssrmsss
Corn Platter.

An infalliable remedy for eorns, fpeesily Ne
moving them root and branch, without giving
pain.
Tss genuine Psyfan Lotion,
So celebrated among the fashionable throughout
Europe, as an invaluable cofme.ic perfectly limo.
cent and fate, free frem corrective and Iepelentmi.
nerals the BATS Of other lotions] and of unparal
leIled efficacy in preventing and removing Die.
mihes in the face and kin Of every.kind, parti.
calarly freckles, pimplesi iraammatory redneis,
feurfs, ses,ers, rings worms, Yum bnrns, prickle
heat, &c. = -
The Persan Lotion operates mildly, withouy
imPeding that natural, insenabla pcHpiration,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-04

which is 20 eGshtisho he .ih. Yet its faintary
effects are tp-eoy and permanent, rendering the
kin delicasely toit and Gear, improving the com.
pleaion, and referring the bloom Of youth. Never
falling 20 render an ordinary countenance bsauH
full, and an handfome one more 70.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-04
HITTER MARTIN.
DIR. Hamilton's
( GRAND RESTORA lVE9

Is recommended as an invaluable medicine ioi .n'
sims which rerus from dIpated Peafures-javenie
indasre,ons-rsdcnee in climates uDfavoraols to INC
sonnisurionthe innoderate ue OF tea frequent M
,oxicAtion or any other dcfruive intemPeFaeee-.
unilful or exceHive nft of nereurythe asalcs pew
Lar 70 females aga certain period OF Ne-0@a
.&c.-6ce. =, \.
ADdis proved by long and eztenvs experience 70 DC
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F,oa LUTHER MARTIN. Efq. A'fsras,-G Sc.
nsras If sbe J9ate Of Maryland.

Gentlemen, e
sonpY wita your rsgaea in Rasng my epnl0n 20, ..
tarir,'. E,ixir IL has been ried in nsy iamhy Tor
or three years pa, with uniform ueeeis, whenever
solds coughs, ur ilar complaints have rendered me
dine nsesEary. 4 have mylelt found it an excellent
agreeable cedy for very painful and auslsio sae
afFction OF the bfeae, accompanied WIN ~ e-eia
with obftruSacd aud difficult breathing.
On ,h,fc accounts do not heitass TO recommends
sYIansons Elixir, as valuable medicine, AID deierV"g
fA0,' '' LUTHER MARTIN
Mr. Abah Henry, Brsass,erse ss,m rsrx es wa'
ssred by bottle of Hamilton eS % so ld r,gb,
pc.,ed diforJer, occa6oned by tevere eoia eausn.
sevcrai months ago. re breathsd viii the sreasel
difficulty, and was often thrown into weakening f~sas
when he attempted to walk dianes and MS voice as
would sreqaently fail in fush degree thas ne esa,a
only attempt to whper: he has seen upwards OF h1
,,bo., retrn oil his complaints and delres TO
pv- this puOlis tsmony in favor o. IBIS 'nSAisaO's
r,edicinS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-04
The Anodyne Elixir.
. For the cure OF every kind OF head ache.
Indian Vegetable Sbee,fe

lad10n Fegsta61e oPeelHc.
iafe and fpeedy remedy for the venerial difeale.
{" An ounce of prevention is worth pound Of
cure
For the prevention and cure Ct bilious and tnalig
nant fevers,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-04
HAMILTON's ESSENCEANDEA'
TRACT OF. MUSTARD,

fsee and eEectual remedy for gous, rheumaelinl'
paey fprains bruiles, pains in the face and neck e
And has performed cures in the above colPa'h'
xA.n all the other medicines before MADE Puoc
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-04
Tooth Ache DYots.

The only temcdy yet difeovered which gives
immediate and laRing relief in the moa ieyere
inaances.