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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-28
December 81.
WARM SPRINGS,
IN 7HE CUNT or g.fTA, YlRoigl.4.

IN 7HE COUNT or Bf7H, YlROITI1.
LJAVING taken a haj1 on .be Ip1fPI SPRINGS
4 Il far 10 years, fran Me IL april, sos; Tue
-0H 10 aeqsdi0t tie "Lfe, b9t at greal esesa6. and
n7"sb Aabsay, bae iprovei IT, TO accommodate eentee
~, $50 yioaf, bsUias eret7cd 5 bopJcI among
fbrn raa9e IF fra"sa patti, 24o rf bng tseetbfJ
suiB otter fsbs ,ooy ensugI to Bolsa Jsui loo Jo,
ay' 10 se1o bOyss 81 BY II t, BHt eoDvraiuf 10 bs
Bai6, Trhb FINE ebimaeys, ami fni9ei off nea.iy .,
large and eOo'aoOns fifing fer TIE lair. faya-
ed .H6 >,enf Ha95 Of ig7,ueafs Of ,nGe, and fe1i
i" BaiPwpotsonH. II nezo Ba,b zeiy6e 1sads d;gia9
from tie Pr5nf one, mfeaasJfo, eb se,ans as nay mol
e6.ctfo mix 7vib TIE Prong a9Ibeai,by.
WtbaOs aJo fatcn fest fbe Sqreet Sprinss in IL,
county IF Monroe, dRom so mile, from he WGrm, for
year', anil are mating fbe nef:lyy br.fd,afisas fo,
tie a'f0am0aafiO" Of br YffSr'. IRE g,i'eF arnlion
-pH be Pdidfo gipc at fi!on zvr ksozp fss7 many
ynnf cHpicnet, Maf rVittSu but z0 e47omrrs san Be
nSeeied.
t rrib mnB frt z,e bape il ia on, sOzv-
rr 70 d1sre tie PGbe that he M6c,fnf bogfg of inter-
taia@sn tie ,osA ieaeisg 10 tie S-ius5 6a9e oflate
6c-n aurb dttnd to By lie byop,irors, mn Of 4vSiE
(olo.e TIE itgsJ re $s,iSf,y bsve ,ftej, ard bsse
/oD"1 bnrfea'anfrs run 10 MITIGATE HH m/riwe ira
vsif'f vV06e voeh accommodated We 7ri@ to bnyeboE
Biatk fnib, far oae that cones zvtN ,eeOmneaasS, 9
genet, prize zrM be civtn
Af 7ym'et!o tas5ioy dis,etf eLlriy 7ros,,e I, IN
hytfie tie nonayevsaf IF Ire piarc efBozc-ke6e either
al Be Hdnu S7veef SPRING. one Vliae5 10 bt inlu
trim, amt qyaifcd TO Ajibage Jvrb dpfics, 4vR DCci
guf5 G5EyN rrrsuacrmrnt, on application 70 ~.
ROBERT ~ GEORGE TURNER.
Jasnayg 81. ees4y.
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NOTICE,

NOTICE,
= HAT the iirft "Wednesday in April next the
Polls will be opened in the different wards for
the election OF Common Council Men for the CITY of
Richmond in TcferEon ward the Poll will be held at
the Court HouIe in the City of Richmond, and in
Madifon ward al. the Eagle-Taver and in Monroe
ward at the houfe of Mr.. Samuel Pointer
JAMES WEtrrELAW Segf.
March T. r.
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LAND.
J PsGtivekyor Jaie By tie la6leriber,


NE thoafsd acres, formerly known by the
~ name ofDaid Twins Quarter, on Otter river,
IN this eouaty. adpning the L and whereoa the fun
ior.ber lives, whee there is q merchant mill thar
makes as good for as any in America nos more
than twenty twohiles from, the fiouriaing town of
Lynchburg, vince there is good market for all
Kinds fprodnos On this tract there is as much clear
ed land as is iiahesnt work (even or eight hands
to advantage eopaing oftwo fields of cfrR rate RI
yer Low Ground and three of High Land, alin good
order for GRIPPING, the balance is in woods, great
part of whidis heavily timbered, and great guam
tity Is good tobacco land; thereis ALTO ON this tra1
ahundantepf the bea fpring wafer in every field,
good. hpe-ftone quarry the quantity ipeshauable,
aho an oy.rfeers houfe, together with other necea-
ry houfesfonp antation bufnefs. The Land is ,yell
adapted q the culture of Tobacco, Whe6t, Cotton.
Corn Rye, Oats and Flax; the fltuatio is very
thy, anain good neighborheoi, attached to which
avery good range for all forts of ltoek. The p9r-
eaaief inny DC dared svir,r every kind of
flock, grain plantation utepfils and poileSon
given next Chritmas, or fooner if required. Credit
viii be given for two thirds of the purcale money
at three equal annual payu,ents the other third viii
be required in hand. ~. Tobacco, Bank aock public
fecuries or negroes will be received in payment.
ROBERT SCOTT.
Campbell, February. :1m.
N. Is. The above land may be divided into two
plantations if required. In the ab.nce of the fub
icriber the Oyerfcer will thew the ,ren,;Cee p c
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r z NO YfL:

- = TX = MO Y Il l.: ~ -
oCToR WILSON has removed from the Bell
Tavern to de Brick Houfe oppo;i,e the itores
OF Meirs ]. & K. Gamble and, Mr.. Neil NIsC Gull,
where, in adj ron to hisformer foc, he has js re-
Ssived confiderable flpply of
-, MEDlCINES, PAINTS SO.
The whole IL which he offers for iale j, reduced pr
ces- :,
Orders from Physicians, Merchants and others,
wiii be promptly attended to aud carefully executed
ls IS ais inteOon to devote much perional attei,-
toh to his ihop, and fell fnch Medicines as he i,s
~ hIs practice only. Families can hay. proper direc-
eons 10 accompany fpch articles they buy of him,
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NOTICE.

Sereby given, tbat will not be refponfblc for
Y backlosding put on board my BOAT, COM
nSna by james, & branded w. Norye, except /,
be do witt my content.
WILLIAM ROSE, jr.
fel25, oaw6w
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7EHE fthicriber has extended bis practice 70 che
D Superior Court Of Chancery, for the Will
ainsirg dinria.
PAfRiCK HBNDREN. HHsrSey at Lar.
o'Pey, Charles City, March Z. Flaw SIN.
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JAMES RIVER COMPANY.

JAMES RIVER COMPANY. >.
ut meeting IF tie Proficient and Directors efibe am.,
riser fompany on. tbs PSI, of February 1906,
y ESOLVED, tina. the 1reaf,Jcr aiver.ife
that the company deiirous of contracting fer
iuPpy OF meal for abont fry hands, until the 25th
OF December next, to be fsrnifed lueh terms and
in inch Quantities may be required and that propo-
iali will be received until the frf day of April
next.
ROBERT POLLARD.
March 4. (tlttA.
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TO BE. RENTED,

~ BE- KENIED, $50
tn tie ~ Of Jaupary seef, eitber qvif6 or
qci.bost'sbe office, 'si'f - s.
II ME HOUSE on Sboekc Hill la e,5;tb sbs
a subscriber iately telf3rd. - ~
MERIyBTKER JONES.
= February 4. tc5 ~.
: HE fubferiber for fale, the fdane II LOTS
L near that Of Mr. Robert Gordon and Robert
Johnison. 1t is under good encIoiure and the IL
tuation for building not furpaiied by any Lots in
that part of the city. e.s ;Lr...-
GEORGE GRRKNHow.
February %. (ep swY
BOf1N. q. TiUBNER
Hare reeis'ed fran Bre;av, q GeverI hgsyi1,ent Of
GERMAN LlNENs--eouhaing OF
.SsZNABURGS, 1ick,enbcrgs. <,.sfI y;
~ Heiiie~s, Rssans, She ding, ). :,
- PiatlI1s - R,.un ,lSoky ..&e-aSvI,;th
they oter Tor iae on the nioa reafonzhe terms.
- March IS. -. f5t4cg
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IN oHANCERY.
Franeis Ford,

As1jfa esaaty fenDayy court, 1906.
1I4ne| r"e' plaintiff
Againit
James Mandrake and John Hendrake, Defendants.
: ME defendant James Hendrake mot having enter
20 his appearances, & given fecurity according to
tn att Of aHeby and the rules of this cou,. and 4,
aPesriDGt9 the asisae of the CO. IT. that he is
nd an iohabant of this ste; therefore on the mo-
id OF the plaintiff by his attorney it is ordered and
dereed by the court, that he appear here on the &C.
cod Monday in May next, and anfwer the plaintiffs
biz and that copy Of ;his order be forthwith in
ferrd in fome Of the public newspapers printed in
hecity Of Richmond, for eight weeks faeeeiIyeIy, &
Puhsd at the Front door of this eourthoule on ome
cou day.
q Copy,
JOHN poINDEXTER, enc.
Fbreary 2I. pom,
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JOHN potNDBXTER, c.L.c.
Fbrsary 9I. Fem.
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'Tashay2 q.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-24
Family Bibles, School Bibles and
No1parcI 7 estamets.
". CAREY

: ESpECTFULLy ,rfc.r,s the Pooxs-I-
t.Eas throughout the Union, that he IS now
eNab!el To furnish the. common Family Bibles
by the single hundred ~ as low a rate as they
can ne printed for, in ed,iions of 400 at time.
whAh the expense of composition is INQUIRE f,-
each cdi'ion 1t IS unnecessary to mention the
heavy advances chose large Editions require
during theirc'rogrsss. and the great delay una
vca'ab.y attendant on them, AZ lcas, eighteen
r'snlhs or two years These are considerations
That cannnt escape the observation of those int.
resrea ~ the business, and which have been du
iy fc'r Nv such have been concerned in the
edtf;1s heretofore prin:ca in this country
ttisnot by any means the publishers inten-
,ion,i dsprceiase or decry any works or the kind
either American or imported. But he be:.s
leave to observe, that rherc are more curious and
,'sc'nl ada.ndt of Fables. &c. 10 b. found in his
SiScs, than in anv extcat--and the marginal
rsie-crcfs are thrice Ss EuneroJs IS in the Biz
bes usually inr7nr;ed or published here
M. carey's standing School Bible has been
carefully rea'i OYER, Ard AL the battered and da-
mayed !et,e's rrmovYd. tt at least 'eoual to
Any offered for sale in bis country. Tie terms
of sale are iihera' as 10 pre-. nd creAi,.
Tessa'uen's printed on Nonplrc Types, and
on excellent paper. u DC had above.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-24
{ Eow Dollars Per drum. paid in Advance
tiers. The following cafes, of more recent occur
renee, are now respectfully fubmitted.

- 4
Copy Of a iettcr. tJom Mr. Henry Acternsr, Brick
ioyer, Ldgasine-sneet, near Brodds=ay, gan
a. 1904.
sIs--It would he ungra,efrl were I to with
bold my ee1iriony in favor Of Hamiltou's Worm
Dcarnying Lozenges. I had been between Ave
and fix years pad mach indifpofed, and Ia,terly
often snrmented with fevere gripping and pains Of
the bowels, troubled with offenive breath, aud
with violent feverlh ht., AID other bvious fyop,
toms OF worms: but frequently hearing your
Worm Losenges recommended in cafes ii nilar 70
mine. determined on trial OF then, my iaft
reiource. The frG dofc evacuated twelve or
thirteen feet OF tape worm; two other dotes were
ia, m which brought away qusntity Of matter
like broken Gins and pieces of worms. fuppofe
the tape worm. voided At different times nua
have exceeded forty Feet. 1.-THE aImof m
credible benefit L received from this medicine,
induced me Co give dofe to child OF mine who
wa, piniug and fickIy; itprodueed tbs fame good
effsa in thisinaaaee, expelling worm Of dit
ferent kind, from nine to twelve inches long, and
at the fame time reaor;ng good fate of health.
rem,in, Sir, yours, &c.
HENRY ACKERMAN.
To Ny. Richard Lee.
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[l2 l-2 Gents Sinele.1

+; The honorable gentlemen from Mary
land, had te!d US of the blockade of Ca
d's, and that HispaDiola was The only VENT
now for our -four hut he believed even
the blockade of Cadiz was not SO strict
in that respect, as the honorable eentIe-
man had mentioned; he would read a
lIne from lord MuIgrave to Mr.. Monroe
ON that head. (Here The Gsaeral read
part of it, but found it more s,riGt than
ne had thought, and gave that point up.)
but Eir. President, said the General, is
Cadiz the only market in Europe for our
Hour: from the Texel 10 the Baltic and
Mediterranean, there are hundreds Of
ports at which our -four is vended. The
General made a number OF other remarks,
and concluded that he thought the passage
OF The bill absolutely necessary for the
honor and safety of the country, and as
10 the information he had received from
ia'e French General, i, was corroborats
ed by The acts of lie Clerc and Rocham.
beau themselves. That the most daring
brigand, were forced by those officers ON
board the American vessels, the captains
OF w'ich were compelled TO bring them
10 the United Strss, contrary To the laws
M their own couniry--this hsd been q
mater oil serious alarm, not oDly to- the
9oh'herh states, but 10 The middle AMI
nor herp states. 1T any rate, lie hoDel
tie bal would be received, ic il was only
10 inform merchants trading TO Nispani.
ola, OF thc-ssnse OF Congress, tina. this
Uade necessarily must cease this was
the point on which The slave bill had been
received. That he wished to bsgin with
tins usde first, and ne believed striking.
~ thai WAS striking y, the British, for he
had been informed at ". Castle that .he
II. Domingo feet then thefe, was owned
oy British merchants, and Supplied from
brItisii capital, under the protection OF
OR ileg' which had to bear all the disgrace
Di this Illicit traffic.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-24
NOTICE.

THE Court of Appeals having de-
\ oidsd that he Lottery Cor the benefit of
William and Mary College should b redrAwn.
the commissioners thereof notify the Public. that
they have accordingly, taken measures 10 carry
the same into efett that every precau ion has
been used. which was Necessary to condua the
Lottery to fair and speedy conclusion. aud
that the erawing viii Commence on "wednesday
the 18th inst. at the Exchange Coffee House, in
the Borough of Norfolk: And in order that as
complete justice as the cases will admit, may he
done to adyeniufsr: in the Lottery, il is hereby
further notified,
lst- That the holders of Tiekers, which have
oeen received IN payment of prizes supposed 10
be drawn have it in their option either TO pay for
;he same, or to return them to Er Greenhoy.
IN Williamsburg. or TO MIR. Newsurr. in Nor.
fork. on or before ths commencement of IN.
drawing.
I'd That in cases where Tickets we've sols f,r
mere than ten dollars, the surplus, if received,
shall, on application, be refunded or, such tick.
cts may be returned 10 the Commissioners aboya
same5, on or before the time last mentioned
Tickets may be had OF M. Greenhow in VII.
liamsbvrg, and of Mr. Newsum, in Norfolk,
(Signed)
On bsbaY of tbe Commissioners,
JAMES MADISON, Chairman,
fFflifGni,bfyr H1r.orp 7 1915 :,
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(Ts be continued. J
C Q n G R L S S.
HOUSE OF REPREsENTArlvEs.
HrDNEsnA1, January Is.

- N-SNH'Dh9s O~NHHTH t0s
n petition was presented from supdrv
inerchshts OF PowcSiuok, Rhode Islasd.
praying for he erection ofs new collec.
uoh dstrict, and referred 20 the Commit.
lee OF commerce and nispuiacjures.
a petition from Joseph Winner, co!lsca
tor OF Great Eeg Harhor was presented,
praying an increase OF salary. Referred
| To ihs commitles of commerce and maau.
failures.
Resolved, that the committee of com.
MERGE and nanufaciur be direc led to
enquire, ~he,her any, AID If any, what
alteration is necessary To b. made in the
law OF the u. =. that requires the COLLEGE
tor oil GresI Egg Harbsr hold his offic,
at Somer's Point aud thar they hays
leave to re ort by bill or otherwise.
The petitions OF Gastavus A.d-icks, q
Richard Sexton, and OF Thomas Gay,
~ere presented and referred 10 he CONF
mit.ee of claims.
The petition Of sundry Inhabitants and
merchants of StoDningIon and Gro;on,
Rhode Island praying that Stonninpton.
Tawcatuck and Mulick rivers may be
erected into collection district. was pre-
senied and referred 10 the committee Of
commerce aud manufactures.
The petition Of Peer Holloway, repre-.
sehilns his having made supdry useful
Inventions, was referfed 20 the Commit
tee appointed on the pa ition OF Ollysc
Evans.
mr. Nelson presented a memorial from
sundry citizens Of George Town, temon-
,;raling against the erection Of a bridge
over the Potomac at the city If Washing
ton, which was referred 10 the committee
appointed on the memorial 10 favor of a
bridge.
Two message, were received from the
President of The I. ). by Mr.. Coles, his
secretary.
One exhibiting statement Of the ap-
pllcaiion OF 'he Ike cutive contingent fund
Of 10000 doll rs fron which il appears
that 1897 dollars and so cents thereof
have been applied 10 tic support Of the
territorial governments of Michigan and
Louisiana, until special appropriations are
made therefor; and that the balapce re-.
mans unevpsnded in the Treasury.
his ~ ssage was referred to the com-
mit,ss Of ways and means.
The o.her message enclosed the report
Of the director ot ths Mint, containing n
statement Of The operations Of that insti-
luton during ne last year.
ON the suggestion Of Mr.. Bijwell, who
! observed that he had q communication o
make that required closed doors, the gh-
ie,ie> were cleared ABOUT Twelve O'Clock,
and ,en1si0ed closed !ill 3, whsn the house
adjourned.
Committee on the message effhe Presidcnt
relative 10 TrihosSon agairs-- NJ ssrs. j,
Clay John G.. Smith, X. Nelson. Crow
ningshIsid, Garnet, FISK, AUD Dickson.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-24
H.hn's,rue and genuine
German Corn Platter.

An infsllibleremedy for corns, fpecdiIy renew
ing them, roo, and branch without giving pain.
The Genuine Pertain LofioD.
So celebrated among tha faaiionaSle through
ooe barope, az an invaluable cofmetic, perfealy
innecsnt and rsfe, free from eorrofive aud rcpel
err minerals (the BATS OF other lotion,) and OF un.
saFaleled efficacy in preventing and removing
bemihcs in the face and kin, OF every kind
particularly fteekles, pimples, inEammatery red
oei@ feurfs. letters, ring worms, fan burns,
ptiekly hear, &e,--The Per6sn Lotion operates
mildly, without impeding thar natural, infenGble
perfpiration, which is eHental TO health yet its
effects are 'Peedy and permanent, rendering the
skis delieatsly foft aud clear, improving the COM
plexion. and referring the bloom of youth---ne-
ger falling to render an ordinary eoGntsnancc
beautiful, and handfome one more 70.
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II Ka!naM Establishment
For SALE,

X. CAREY in ending 10 devote his attention
chiefly 70 tie r:a1rfatusp of the above three
articles. Offers c,r sale on vs-y iiscral terms mis-
miscellaneous assortment Of BtAlKS 81 STA.
TlSNARY,in whole ~ in par,. Is may suit the
purchaser {; AMI If necessary will give a lease for
4 few years of his store, No, IT,, Markets. rect,
which - stand IS inferior 20 few in this city.
ThiS'noids out a very advantageous oppo-tu-
n;iy for young mar, possessed OF nolcra,e
capital, and c7Fa,'e ut giving the necessary se-
cHrEr, o such q person the payments viii bs.
made easy, 3r
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-24
ny IOHN rIvyERrOy.

AT a court he'll for Cumberland conn
5. ~, the 18th sf November, 1906. s
Jan-s, Aor,on & Co. PiainnTs,) In
A'AiN7r y chan
DrurY Watson and John Pitb, Der,s. : cerv
rTdts liy came The plaintiffs by Weary z Wa;
gins rhei~ attorney. ana The II frndan, Drury
W. SON hst has'ny entered Ms appearance and
given eect-irv ,ccprli1y ~ ihe eas al, assembly
a1A the r'cs ,f tis cas,5i. as8 is qoye.r;,,c -,
TIE satisfo t'on of tre crprf ti,at the s.rI wa,
s'1 s. uot All h oitl1t 0f ,bis s.1tr: on the mo,
ti'H W -" co1'1inap,s ny heir attorney. r. y,
o'.sr-y. t11t re .ii defen iant do tprrar her,
D. re fnD'h 1rnllY IN 1arch mex, and answer
the coup lin'nt,' bill; an that a cory oe th;,
o'3sr Ne t'rth v',i inserted in some ore of the
ne~ 'papsrs pib shed in The city ne Richmond FOR
two Months sqsively, and pbs,ed AZ the from,
do'r OF tao erI'ihonse ~ ,ome cours day.
= COW - Attest,
SIN, fYo+qou, n. C.C.C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-24

D73ifc c,1iis1cs his never been more de-
Bb'~a.e'y an f-u'y rspofed, and perhaps 10
no in1ir.e 1l-s irNly, tS1T !, aaoesrs ~ ,h- 81
few n y N'flLrpE's WORN LOIgNSFs,
prsN'r;I n''olI vhoiefa'e and retail, ~ pfes.
has Ia, ~. S f'iieu-lane, New YORK.
ADD /, 7i-h nonl, (,nly) at 5. Pleafauts' Priata
iug-oeiee.
The ornpristo- h1'l'.-lg 7rcrcnted 70 the pubiic
eye the te4imoa7 ~ tSr Hon. A. c Harfon,
Chancellor Of Maryland, tH- eev Mr.. Mother,
ard OF othsr diainguiihed and seiPeaable sharae-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-24
HAMILroE's @ M
Grand Ref0rafiDe.

IL recommended as an invaluable medicine for
the iUecdy relief and permanent cure OF the vari.
ous complaints watch refult from diiipsted plea
ndfcretions--reGdepce in em ates
nnfsvourahie to the contribution the immode-
rate ufe OF tea-irequent intoxication, or any %
,her dclru6sive cnrersnee-the nntkiul or
stten6ve ufe ef msreury-ths difeaics peculiar
TO females at certain period of liio-bsd Iyingr
in. &c.
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williamsburg, 5ouaary Z, 1896. :

Buckingham County.
I oScx more fsrewarn all persons from taking
: an assignment. or trading for two BONDS
of mine. executed to joins Handy one for FIVE
Cundred dollars and made rsyable in the month
of April lSO6-,he other for 100 dollars. and
pay able in the month of August. 1906 the said
Hardy having failed to comply with his bond
executed TO me FOR title to certain traa Of
land.
David Patteson.
January 18Th. 1906. 81
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ron SALE AS ABovE,
Hamilton's E0sncs and ExfraE Of
MyRor6

A fate and e9eaual remedy for acute and
chronic Shcumatifn, Gout, Rheumatic Gout
Palfy, Lumbago, Numbnefs, White SweiIings,
Cnibi,in', sprains, Bruife5 Pain in the Face and
Neck, sc. n Ia 4H
AN OUNCE OF PREVENTION IL WORTH A
POUND orcuRE."
For the prevention, and cure Of Bilious and Ma.
hgnsn, Fevers i'rerommended
Habn's Anti- Bihous Pills.
The operation OF rhcfe pills is perfectly mild
20 az to he uied with fafe,y by Perfons in every
GtuationJ and OF every age.
Hamiitons Elixir,
A fovereign remedy for Colds, Obainat,
Coughs, AahmaS Sore rhroats, and approach
ing Confunptious.
To Parents who may have children aiIliaed with
The Hooping Cough.
This difcovery is of the FRI magnitude, as IL
Affords Immediate relief, checks the proeref,,
AMI in fiort time entirely removes the u,oft
cruel difordcr to which children are liable. The
Elixir i, 70 perfectly agreeable, and the dofe &c
email, thsr difficulty sTifes in taking IL.
From LUTHER MAgTAtN, cfg. attorney &c
neral o. the hs,e OF m,ryiand
CENTLEnrN--i comply with your reeusa II,
ita,iny my opinion of Hsmion's Elixir. it ba,
Se=r nSed in my family for two or three years
pat With uniform fuccefs, whenever coid..
c.rghs or finilsr complaints have rendered n,edi-
c'1-.rsneGsrv. nave rytc'f found;. an excel
tent and Agreeable remedy for very painful ana
trru5iefome ale Zion Of the breaff, ACCOMPANIED
With forenefs, and with obllrUaed and difficult
breathing
On ,hefe accounts, do not hei,a,e TO recon-
nent Haniltou's Elixir valuable medicine
and de!srving public attention.
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Tie RSf0rative Powder far ibe
Teeth and Gums.
HAHN's crNUINE EYE WATER,

HAMS GENUINE EYE WATER,
a fovsrign remedy for all difcsfcs IF the eyes
whether the eifs2 be natural weakness or Of a-ois
dent, fpesdilv removing inHAmma,icrs, deGutai-
ons OF rheun, dunefs, j'ohirg and films on the
zee never falling 70 cure thofe msladies which,
frequently fueoeed the fmali- 2ox, meaaes and fe.
var'. and wonderfully strengthening TO weak
Gsh,. Hundreds have experience It's excellent
virtues when nearly deprived Of Gght.
T00fb. Hcbe Dr0bS,
The Only remedy yet discovered, which gives
Immediate aud laling relief in the mo1 fevsrc in.
RANGES.
The I10dyne Elixir,
For the cure Of every kind Of headache.
The Dama& Lib-SaIVe.
nfall,ble Hgue and FsVcr Drops,
For the cure of Agues, Reriittant and Iatermit-
tant fevers
Thoufands can teGify their being cured BY
thefe drops alter the bark and every other medi.
eue has proved iatasausl not enc in hundred
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MODEM GEoGRAPHY.
A DrscRIpt1ov or TIVE

Description or TINE
Emhires, HtRg4oms, Sra cs and Colonies
the a.t
Oceans, Seas. and Isles, IN all parts of the
world: inc'ujIng the most recen. discoveries.
an political alterations--Digested on a new
plan.
by JOHN PINKERrON.
TIE astronon cal nitro la1ion by the Rev 6.
VINCE, FIR sand p,urIiitn professor
Of a ronpny and expert men '.philosophyin
o. 'hs University Of Canordge-With mime
e rous MAPS. drawn under the direction. and
win 'he latest imp -ovements of l,yousmit5,
and engraved by the hest American artists.
TO the whole are added Catalogue Of the hes,
Maps, AM Books or Travels and Voy ages.
in all languages: and an ample Index.
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Dst0te on Tire m7ti9Y Of DR.. Los ~ for
ieove 70 bring in : 6Njo s,sncnd fhe COM
n1erci0i in,rrco"-se 6et'veen tie United
Stafes and 81. Domngo.
(Confinued.