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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-11-14

I end eommander in ehiefof che tr6ops
Of his Britannia majesty, landed in
> calabria. f. .~.. - IL
b. I have been Informed, Glat since the
hattle of, the 4th inst. some Of the per-
, sons attached to the French cause, and
supported BY some detachments Of their
sroops have been guilty. Of the most
atrociUus enormities, in pluudering
!. The villages, and assassinatine the inha-
.bitants, under the pretext of punishins
them for their demons STATIONS Of attach
ment to their legitimate sovereign.
81 ! have also learned that the enemy,
under the same pretexs, has subjected
she district Of Cotrone to military ehas.
tisement and that at the French head
quarters the same intention has been
declared with respect 10 the whole of
the country which they have occupied
in their flight. -
Whenevsr the British army has ad-
vanesd, Submission has always been re-
eompeneed BY proteetion. Ihave for
hidden any sanimadversions to be cast
spos past opinions. / have prohibited
V1ivate e3iAnsities, and 20 encour.
aesthe peasants 70 behave with hamani.
tEsoWards die Freneh soldier (Mhosince
thsir late defeat have been disrsrsed in
ewoods and mountains I o1<fed i
liberal reward for every prisonet Who
shoald be brought unhurt % the British
camp, and BY these means I have ne.
served the lives Of many hundred men.
In return 70 this, plunder md devas.
tatioA have marked the retreat Of the
enemy and il was q crime in the pea
SAINT to have Witnessed the discontinue
and tlishonour ofhis arms. = :
:. On rhis subject il therefore becomes
neeessary for me TO appeal TO the recoI.
lection Of the French commanders, anA
10 state not only that many Of skkir de-
ehred nd known psrtizans are in nv
power, but ,hat he signal SUCCESS offhe
army under my comlnasd has placed in
myhands above three thousand prison
ers. n, therefore, such violences are
notpot On end 10 IN future, I shall not
only deem myssH justified, boa = even
compelled BY my duty, to have recourse
70 the severe, 81. indispensable law of
Reprisals. d. -
(signsd) p STUART.
Head Quarters At Bangaro, July Is
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Erqse- London paper Of September $.
:; II MUNGorPARK. L =

A. there have lately appeared u seyet ;,
ral,newspaPers various accounts 6f MR.
Mungo PARK and his fellow traveller ini
africa, the following extract Of ; letter
from. him 20 his friend n Goyee. being
the only authentic informatioh received
since he reached the river Niger, viii,
nd doubt prove acceptable u thoss whe
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-11-14

mis- days take ~ % i large riser m IN
opea country, veskof desc mountains,
By 4 route anne distance % The noTth Of
he river On which he DetiSes west ofthe
Inonnsains Visit the plains 81 the Mis-
souri,, for the purpose of hunting the
buiEaloe. Eseryprkparasipp being made,
ne setfotWard win cur guide On de 3ist
of August, through those tremendous
.mophtai1is, ID which We continued until
tho 216 Sepe before % reached The
lOHef country heYond diem On our way
We met Hith ths sehsheot 4 band of
he Techapaks, from whom ne obtained
Snaccessioh Of seven hcrsesand exchang.
eda or 20 other, tbs proved ofin6nite
service 70 10, . Ne we're compelled 70
subsist On horse beef about 0days before
We reached the Ko0skooske. During
our passaRe over these mountains We suf.
Tered every ding which hunger, cold
and fa.igne could impose !, nor did our
di6icalsies with respett 10 pJoSision,
cease on our arrival & IL Kooskooske,
for although the Paid sliers Z hume.
- ~ 'SN-... .F,o -EEss1r.-s,
s1smsly nosP.., ,sss = ~ - ~
dance 81 roots and dried sslmon, thsfoo4
10 which they were accpstDmed s We
folnd lhat Ne could nor suhsist On these
eIselse, nc alnoss y g ~ -, -
g easing snen We we're oDu - 49, 49,
iofe e nave ssSeurse g tne zen 2 ~.
re ana aoes . 1904 =, sappy ne Sc.
sleney o. onr guns, when prodecea O.s
nue. meat = game vas scarce N ns vt
einity % oureamp On A No whets
re Were eomPeiled 20 remain u er9er 20
zeoaservst our Perogne: 20 descendsne ri'
veaFa Atsnis season me samnn ars ms !.
Eend Iof9 ous inainesentioo1s VINE
We renamed hers wa myseh siek ior
seysr4 Gays, ana ny iraena eaps. LEWIS
/eunerea 2 severe inoiepossuon.
n.vlng eompieeed = perognes snd
small enc, We gave our norsss in enAree
g tns rsnosepal.eIs unM We Tse1snsds
ana oa .es 1sn otoet. resen'narksd 1er
tns raeine ocean. we usscendeo ~
tne rouse nave already assesioed. Ahe
water o. ne rvef beng ioW q this go.
een, wsexPerieneed much diihcuaty m
deseenoines ue io1nd g oo9eEilceed oya
gre.e number q dllscuit and dangerous
saP'ds y Pass.ng q which olE rteroeassi
severalnmee MED, and me men escaped
natro.iy with ehear iiyes.-- HOWEVER
this di9e9lsy ooes NOS go & = nlen ~
ter, WnlcA sUoppenD wa n the poBto2
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-. -. +,r
~ +. = ~. VI ~ -.
same month; Of complete victory Eain-
ed GU The preceding day BY the british
army in Calabrias over the French army
commanded By general Regnier, which
letter 10 % the following purPost:
81 H. +" Plain Of St. Ubhemia, Tuly s.
! trouble you with these few lines,
to inform you ofthe satisfactory cireum-
stance ofmy having. Yesterday, attack
ed and entirely defeated general Regnier,
after an obstinate action, in the plain Of
s.. EuPhemia. The enemy. according
70 al the accounts received, amounted
to, 7ooo infantry, and upwards Of 500
cavalry, With four pieces Of artillery
Their lossin killed, wounded and pri-
soners, according 70 the intelligence We
have received, 10 upwards of 5000 men
but % many prisoners continually arrive,
bourinr mountains. and d ,heir deiea,
has been general. there can be NO doub,
but there itieht BE .dded To the number
another thousand men. Il i. impossible
70 describe what our brave -troops have
undertaken and, execused. -
"I have taken eeneral conperr, xith
...<,.i 49,. -esS-. - s.;sc..s.
IL had IA 6. the 1sw a he aosh E<si.
ment Of dragons nounsed, that l lsft
behind me n Messina. hot \ soul would
have escaDsd. e..
y ~ ann happy to inform YOU, that IN
this serious action our loss Has been com.
pafitively small. An of;cer ana forty
men were Killed eleven ofseer. and $50
n,er were vonnj.d. c.n,.;D Macle.n
Of the aoth foot. ~. unforuunately rs
led. FL, ? - -
eCotoIel Ross. Win the aoth re,;.
ment Of go. IanSed. dur;ny he ae,;on.
ard ;oined "a rend.r;n, s, therebv ~
esstnti.I serv;ee :. . yerv eI;t;eai mr.
ment. -. - = = = =.
10. = n.l;.v. "A. n. Ne ~ ~
=
"P. s. General Regnier retired witk
the remains OF his army towards Catm+
FARO, and I have detached colonies
Kemp and Ross ID p ursuit Of him. Tie
French light infantry and our battallions !
came to sthes bayonet; and the former
were almost totally destroyed" "a >y
J.. r., r - - ~. -. .a.Ssv-ss
=. ; = ROYAL DECREE. 7%- -
Beloved and faithful people Of cafa-
bria, the Divine Providenre has liberia
tsd You from the severe opprsssioa Of
the Preach invaders, and again placea
!. - - n
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Late and Important
F0RElcN NTELLIDRNcE.
VICTORY IN cALABRIA.
. orpIsIAL Accouux. is
BRITISH ARlNT MClEA1RLA.

: r WIh1tnAt 5u.y p Q
We have leafns y he Bitisk slcopof
war the Dittern, conmandeA ~ Can.
Dovn, fhe happy inselliR.nee Of he
landing Of The Drilish army, g IL ist
inssant under de ordess of msjof Rene-
raj Sir --StaaFt, u he Gsiph q s..
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.(Signs0 p STUART.
Head. oaaFter' At Bmsaro, July IS. .
tRALfIMoRE. Noy !, 8,

Z .r1ttA kNNNHS NuYSmOeI De- Il -
On Sunday die 9th ult. departed this
life athis residence in Baltimore county,.
in tbe Esd year of his age, Mr.. HExJI.
Slnf BANNIRERS . black man, and I'm.
mediate descendant ofan African father
Hswas ellknown in his neighborhood'
forhis quiet md peaeeable demeanor,p
and among scientific men 40 an. astrono.
mer and. mathematician. In early life
he was Instructed 10 the NEST common
rulexof arithmetic, and thereafter, with
the assistahee Of different authors, he
Nassnablsd to acquire perfect know.
ledge Of al the higher branches Of learn.
ing. Mr.. B. was the calculator Of seye-:
1l alnanaeks which were published il
this, - wen rs some Of the neighborinx
stasss, and although Of late years none Of.
his Amanaeks were published, yethe ne
yer failed to calculate one every year,
and left them among his papers, prefer
ing solitude to mixing with society, and
desosrtf the greatest part Of hii time in
reading and contemplation, and TO 40
books was he more attaehed than the
scriptures. At his deeease he beqaeath.
ed all has astronomical and philosophicat
booka and papers to friend. =
Mr.. Banneker is prominent instance
70 prove that a descendant Of Africa 10
susceptible ofas great mental improvsts
mem md deep knowledge in the mys.
teriss ofnaturs % that Of any other ma
tion. -. - -%z~r-.--~~-----, -
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The report that Bonaparte had de-
.Inanded Of Prussia the eession of East
Friesland and Embdep, will prove, We
believe, to have been well founded.
The court Of Berlin has taken every
neeessarya precaution to guard against
tia Consequences Of q sudden iruption
Of the enemy in that quarter. BY ves.
eel which Left Embden on the a2d ult.
wehave received intelligence that the
bank had been removed from that city
10 : place Of greater safety. II passed
throuEh Bremen the 2oth Of last month,
On the way 10 Berlin: =
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O. fetal hieIl;gryce.

PALEllo, July Q.
ByexPres sent ~ the goyernor of
Msslina 10 Palermo, 70 the minister of
The war and marine department,. Col.
'colajsnni with ietters of the Sth inss
fhe agreeable news has been received IN
. letter written By general Stewart, d.
lted ffom ths plain o. 81. Euphemia, o
brigadief gem Frederick, commanding
- sii1del of AEessina, the Sch Or die
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q. &: PROCLAMATION
OfSir ]. Stuart, knight OF The grald
imperial ordefof the greater ressent,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-06
Sept. 81.
1has IS to gaUe Motzce.

THAT the subscriber Of Baltimore in the
+ state of Maryland, hath obtained from
the Orphan's Court Of Alexandra County, in
the District Of Columbia, Letters Testsmen
tary on the estate of JOHN FOSTER, late of
the county aforesaid, deceased. ELL persons
having claims against the said deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit them, with the vouch /.
.ers thereof, on or before The 26th Of March
next. or they may bylaw be exclude& from
all benefis to said estate---and all persons in
debted the reto are requested, to makeimmedi-
ate payment tot the subscriber, CT to tunes San
derson, of Alexandria, who is duly empowered
70 act for me.
Given under my hand this s6th cay Of
September, 1906.
Henry 1'homplon,
-arecutoxs
Sept. "a, .aawsw,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-06
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER s, 1906.
WILLIAM SFITzHuGH,

Tenders his grateful acknowledgn to
the STOCKHOLDERS of the Bank of Potomac,
for their having tWicc elected him one oftheir
Directors; and is sorry now to inform them,
that tie present deranged state OF his health,
viii not permit him Ions er to attend to the du-
ties of iris appointment: he, therefore, re-
specially requests, that, at the approaching
election, they viii look cut for some other
person. to supply his place.
.FJ,.4o,,,hnw 4 dst
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-06
PUBLIC SALE.

DY virtue Of deed Of trust from amel
ID M.Carty, Esq. to tie subscriber, made
for tie purpose OF securing the payment Of a
debt due from the ssid Daniel d Carly to Ro-
bert T. Hooe & Co. OF hexandria, viii be
exposed to public sale on the fifteenth day Of
November aG2t, to the highest bidder, for
ready money,
A Tract or Parcel OF Land.
Situated in the county of Fairfax, ON the1wa-
ters of Accatink, commonly called the Mount
.sIr Tract, containing between six and seven
hundred acres, together with the buildings and
improvements thereoI--it being the tract OF
land wherein the said Daniel M'Carty hath
for some ,tilae past resided. The sale will
take place at the dwelling house OF the said
Daniel MsCaGty, on tie sid premises
Thomas Swami, TRUSTEE.
Qctober,9s dts
@J The above fale is postponed
uneil Thwjday the .a3d Of November,
on which day it will certainly take
place, on the terms and at the place
mentioned in the foregoing advertile-
ment.
1Aemas Sauna. Truftse.
October Ia.
FOR SALE,
Pork in barrels
+ New York prime and cargo beef
Hyson skin and rFAc
Souchong 80
Russia Duck, and
h a few kegs Essence of Spruce, by
Daniel Murgatroyd.
May 6. gs
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fJuiy-sS.
FOR r ENT',

The STORE, on Prince-street, between
Fairfax and Princs-street, lately in the occu-
patton Of Mr. Ramsay. 1t is well calculated
fora dry Or wet goods store. The rent mo-
derate. Apply to -.
William HodsGon.
Sept. IS. -, q
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Charles Bennett.

Charles Bennett,
iaas tmlaorted IN tie SIKH I'm. and Jol,,- ca1stai
IPoodAot.se, from Live1lool, and Join aaad
.fgiceJ from London, via .Ne,y5N,
FALL GOODS.
THE FOLLOWING AREA PART.
Kendall Cottons, Kerseys, Halfthioka,
Plaids, Jerseys,
Cloths, Coating and Fries,
SGper6ne Bombazeens, ,BoIhbazetts, and
Wildbores,
Satinetts, Bennetts Cord, s Kerseymers,
An elegant assortment Of Waistcoadng,
Super6ne Cloths and Ksrseymeres,
Manckestry,
Kendall knit Lambs Wool Hose,
Silk, Cotton, and Wor.ted Hosiery,
Silk Velvets, Moleskins, &c.
Fashionable London Hats,
Coarse Hats,
English Ingram Kidderminster Carpets
And Carpeting,
Venetian Carpeting,
Sewing Silk and Twist first quality,
Silk and Leather Gloves,
Silk Cords, SIC.
British Battle, and F. f. Gunpowder, &c.
Oct. so. lWd3taw2W.
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Patent Elastic Suspenaers,

zoe he'd, wholesale and retcil, Of The hatsnfte-
aert door 6etosy 4Ni. .4erander .NKeazie 5,
,, Ger end Of Prince street, -fle1ardrTa.
'hEY sarp2ss any yet extant, for ease, e
- egence, &c. Masters Of vessels and
s.Asr gentlemen going to tie West Indies,
srshish Main, &c. may be furnished with an
ss's0stment, and great allowance to nose who
purchase by the quantity
-. ~ 3. The buttons on the back parts of the
&c rals'0and ought to be placed the same distance
j, ,9'n each other, as the two center buttons on
ANA saspenders, TO prevent improper straming
.a a merely destroying the ease designed II the
~,Mtruction Of the article.
sNy RISRARQ .HQRWELLs :.
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Sale at Auction.

Insconsequeneo softne deccaae Join ptsnlat,
will be sold at pubic auction, Oh Welncs
day, the 18th Instant, at ten O'Clock, at the
Vendue-Store,
~ Bales well aRorted. ard well
bought Woollen Cloths.
The terms CT sale will BETTY Dollars
and under, casa-2rd above Fifty Dollars, q
a credit will be given, by giving approved
notes with indorseEs, at Sly months, negotia-
bic 81 either Of the banks here.
2'ile goods arc Just arrived III the ship VII
liam and Joan, from, Liverpool.
Philip 6. AIarslelIer.
November a. Its
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Dslcy,es;;on Of Wormss and the Jlym9tos's
bp m6lch t{aey are knoSun.

worms which infeR the human body, are ehieay Oh
forr kndsviz the fcrcs or large round worm, e
le.s or ima!l nav worm, the Cucurblina' of MOI.
Fat. whec worm, and laftly, the Tania or tape worm
q called from it. resemblance tape this Is Otter ne
nv wards long, and is full OF oints--itis mol
and mott difficult to cure. cc
Among tbs fynptems attending worms are oiiAgiee
,be breath, Especially in thenonng- ana corrupt
ed punIs-tching in the nofe and about the iest Con-
v.ii5ns and epilsptc frs, and ionetines psVa,oh Oh
ecch--S Starting aud grinding Of thc.reeta 10 'eeP-
IRREGULAR appetite Misunderstanding TODD aHdiiohetn,e'
voraeious--Purgpg, with 1iny and fGtli hoois--Vo.
mitnp--I arge and hard beliy--Psins and ekne's at
the GonacA-Paius in the head and thighs 1eith 'o"ss
offprits-Slnw fever with imal and irregular PuIieA
4rv caughEx cive Thrift -Sometines pale and uniea,
thg countcnancs and fometmcs the face bioated and
fahc1.
Persons afflicted with any Of the above symptoms
aneuii have Immediate reeotrie to Hahutons WORM
dcroyiug lozsuges which have been eontanty s1teho
Cd wih raccci in ali plants hnl:ia1 to thDie above
defcribed.
dfe of this medicine given oscaionaify during the
warm fesfJli will cfcetuay prevsut the vomiting and
Yrg;ng Of chittren dreadful dlorder which annually
roYs thouians Ct the infant part OF our cities 1t IS
iteWife the nlde and mon certain remedy kn2wp ana
has renored 70 heafh andEcugth great number when
il advanced &ages of this fatal complaint Particular
ana pain .fruons are given for every part OF the ne
G Gary treatment in iuch cafes.
Children generally takt tbs madeleine IN eageIneis
having picaGhg appearance and an sgrecabie e&le'
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syou /, UTTER MARTIN, Eff. Aftorae,-thf
n.rel Of lie eate Of Maryland. "a
Gsnflemen1

Gentlemen ~
y El;xir (, has been .ied IN my ianhy ioi
.. or three years paA t uniform tesls whenever
colds, coughs Gnar complaints have fe.lasrso
de.ne neesIny have nylelt found it an sxic s
and agreeable remedy fora very
affection of the hrcah, accompanied WIFI 4'.>
with ahilruesed and ifieals breathing
On ,hefe accounts do not hchtate 20 rse0nsa,c1u
u,1i,rons sx;r. as = valuable medicine, aud deiesss
Fl 49, S's','',' ks11yTlIER MARTIN.
Mr. Abah Henry. Bridge Dai''.nOle' can'
eprta by one bortie Of 9a.rtons cxIf % ye'
nl;ssred dfrdsr, oceafoncd by essre cold eausas
ieveral months aga lie brsathei viii the efea,ss
dieuity, aad ,ften ho lao weaEI ZEN * ,,aa
waen he attempted walk any diaanee ana ms
would frecuenty fail in tuch degree that ne eo ~
onv a.renvt TO whiiper; he has oecn upwards OF ix
weeks without aretutn of s complaints and dehfes !"
give this pubic seiimOny in fassr mas 'nSa'u'0s
medicine.
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PUBLIC SALE.

PURsuASr to a deed Of trult from
James Brandon AMI EFz eb=;h his wits, datse
the si;tof Feb.uarv, 1906, for the porpoie there
By lnyeaaed, viii De fo.d, on the piemass, -
the bigheft bidder, for eslh, on .hs y 2 a1y %
Augaa nex., "a LOT OF GR9UND, iron ing
ea ieet inches Ga the eaa tie IF WsSe' 'trsst,
and leo feet deep, f;uated hcswesn .baSe. ana
Prince ftrcets, IN the town Of Aiexandsia where
on is erected neat and convenient frame D@ s;,
ling houle.
Thomas Vowel, Tfgese.
=, Nav IS. u
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DR.. Kahn's genassne Eye We!sr.

A lovereign RENE y tor all dieaies OF .ieg.
whether the effect OF natural weakneb or q an
dent, DEDUCTIONS offheum, cui!utis, itching 4,
films on the eyes, never falling to cure thcis d,
lad,es which fteeuent!] lucceed re Fmsll 90
meaA.A aud !evels, ard wonderfully Orsrgis'
ing weak fight. Hundreds have .xpclieuc,
It's excellent virtues, when neatly deprived |
fight.
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/. PUBLIC SALE.
May IS.

q
.sYYURSU ANT TO decree Of The fuP.rlof coarc
OF ohascery, held a, Richmond, will be ex-
poied to lsle, TWO TRACTS OF LAND,
in the couasy Of Loudoun, the property ct 1b0
mas .4tSu,,a Digs, Efq o'e called the Valley
Tsaet, oontAitips about lce7 acres, lying about
thee miles from Lssiburg--the other called the
Green Hill Trae,, lying on the poto nae aver
near the Blue Ridge, and fnppoied TO contain
aboat Je4o acres. Thefe lands are 70 be told
for the pospofe of rafting the fun OF about Tx
shau,ard dollars. due from the faid Thomas A.
Dsss to certain crsdi:ors in the decree n7'n',on.
ed. The fae will be made TO the h'g eli old.
de- for ready money, AID will commence on the
"a b day Of Jnne next, in the town oi-heeieasg,
and countY Of Leu1ouo.
) Thomas Swan, commiNoners.
: w. c. Selden, ~
April az. dd
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Tie genuine Pertain Lotion,

So celebrates anon the a!hionablc throughout
Europe, as an invaluable cofmetic perfectly limo.
cent and faie,trce from corrective and kerelena nj.
nerais the BATS OF other lotons) and OF unparai
ieted ek'cacy in preventing ard rcrEeYing bic
m'tiies in the face and kin every kind, paEti.
culariy treckies, pmples, iraamma;ory redn.fs,
tcuFts, letters, rings worms, YIN burns, priekle
heat, &c.
The Pe:Ean Lotion operates mildly, wthou,
iHfe@lng tsat natural, iafenGble perfpirssiou,
wkiea is 70 easatialso health. Vet lis ialussry
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DR.. Hahn's. A9si- Bilious Fills.

ut. IIHHH } ZItEtt- L'tfSeHo~~- '''''
The operation ol thrie pills IS perfectly mid
70 as 10 be ufed with fatety b} p:Flons IN "I
Gfpation, md OF every age, :,
They ar, exceileOtly adapted 50 carry cpa
perfl2us bile. ard prevents rs nofh'a 'ecIsa''
TO leito,e and amend the,arpctite: 10 procure
free Iedp:ra,i0n, and ,i1s'abg prevent co'd'' WITH
ar. ofrcn attended with fa:ai conieqn'nc;; a
dCfe never fails TO remove q cold, # taken Oh i
fra appearance. icy age celebrated +" IT
rnovile h4oirnaI col,isenets; iicknsis al III: nc
zach, and fesere bead ache and oug@ 10 O
taken hg al peE!cns On change OF Climate
Sold likewile by S. p'eaian y
Richmond; Rois and Doug 'als, n
terlburg; T. Green, FrederlcklDuTSl9|
G.. purdie, smi,hheld; NJ. ones, Su1
folk; Dr.. Miller, WlncheSer; 4
.Greenhow, WiIIianfburSh; and
Shaw, Leetburg.
September T. -"
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sa,.a. NO ,ae bat what j. psrsey anl01sp s nce
T. ms, - "a lady, OF the tendsre infant Of week
assss .ia I worms eziis inhe body, but Will, w,h
our ping esaas the ed ll ,hersb, ' prevent the
te;a Of worms and many fatal diiofders lhey
pr nartieulary eeaeous ealyng eff al gros nu
~ ,ore abd corruptions; fever and bilious M -
Dd ,be ae aud nilde purgative that can 90 uSs ~
u che occailcn.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-03
JOHN HOOVER.
HAMTLTON'S

IYOPW DESRCYING LOZENGES,
Which have withs toer years pait cnred upwards Of
,ae handed and twenty thouan rertons OF both exes,
every aye, and in every ftu9uon, OF various danger
GUS complaints arne from worms and from obGructi-
cns or f9ulneis in the itoHsseh and els
Ehs medicine hears,no analogy whatever OF i'miar
tide 10 commonly complained of as operating with vi
oence the contrary particular excellence OF this IL
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-03
The ReQ0ratiue Ponder for the Tn
and Gums.

This excellent preparation comforts & Rrep,s
ems ;he gums. prefetves tie ensmsi ilom &C.,,
aud clcanfes and whitens The teeth, by atio,b,]
all that acrimonious fine and iouInsis, VIII
fuhered to accumulate, never tails 70 injgls !,
finally rein them.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-03
The touereigl Osntmsnt I.

The joUereigs Ointment for lie M.
Which is warranted ah in!ai! BE remedy slrs
application, and mag be uied With pcrtstt hii
On pregnant women or OF tataE;s week Cd
containing not particle Of riefeury, OF any 9TH
dangerous ingredient wfsasevee and IS not a
cxnpanied with ira. tornen,i4g@ E!ne i, VIZ
attends the Application Il o:hsr 'Lrz'cdies.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-03
JAMES KENNEDY, SEN
YTW( -STRE.EI,

~ FseE fsU ...Y llio..ls tn. public that h has
reosad, iron LIE & Sos p-te''s ana ta'1l'
s.saenie Store, Ns@-York rem ID . 'h'shs u '''N
Valuable Medicines,
Which are in high citeen and genera VIZ car
.as ,he aru.s q when they arc conn nndss eoa4d
s hs ourchaiel at retalt ttare' :