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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-20
Attef,
THOS. TUNSTALL, c. K. D,

On this extraordinary proceeding, we are all a.
ware, THAT the field of conjecture will be travelled in
every direction by the ourious reader and nquiitive
politician With onrfelves, eonfefs, it has excited
neither aaoniGiment furprife being as we before
mentioned, well informed on the fubie9 eighteen
months ago. This the buinels which we pro-
p1ied unfold under the head Of Miraudas expedite
on, That expedition only very inferior part of
the ichcme, and MIRANDA himlel an inferior agent in
the plan. From the Reps which have been taken BY
the public attorney, we now deem it improper to en-
into detail Of this onfpracy being anured that
he is pofeded Of all the Information Of which we are
and that he is much more proper infrumeut than
the editors Of newfPaPer, to prevent its accomplish
ment.
Refpeaing the defeat or fuecefs Of this preiea of
colonel Burr, are, however, Gill dubious; we
know his powers are great his ntrgues are inealeu-
liable his eonhdents many, and his defigns 70 well
organized, that priled and prompt deeilon on the
par, of,he government Of the unon can alone defeat
them.
Whether rot the seeefary n,esfaces will he ta-
ken BY the public executive, we know sot; sus ws
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-20
FOR SALE,

HE HOUSE and LOT on Shocsoe- EI;'l, ae
L prefent occupied by Capt. Benjamin Shep r,ard,
poiieing every accommodation for family ar done.
amonge the mott airy 81 elegant ituatons in t. }. e-
ty.-
ALso-An unimproVed LOT adjoining the bove.
Purchater will be allowed great accommodate on in
the payment.
THoS. NoRVEI.L.
NOV. H. r.
N. B. I am authenticate FIJI min. Fares in tie NAM
6sf~ 1ny1Ptie. z. ~.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-20

The following is the laft order of the court of
this extraordinary cafe -
The grand jury empannelled and fworn to en-
quire, &c. on the third day of this term, and
who adjourned over TO this day, being called,
appeared in court agreeabIy to adjournment.
And thereupon came alto the attorney for
the United States, and fuggefed to the court,
that although all the wtnefies actually fummon-
ed on behalf of the United States attended, yet
he could not now proceed on the enquiry in
tended for the grand jury; bccauGe Davis
Floyd, witneiS on behalf of the United States,
for whom the marhall had been fcnt with f1b.
pnna to Jefierionvilc, his ufual refidcnce, could
not be had during the feflion Of the Indiana le-
gillature, now in FELTON,, of which he was
member, and that his attendance was ndifpen-
fble.
1t is thereupon ordered that the grand Jury
be discharged, &c.
"a copy
AtieH.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-20

CoMMIrTEES APPOINTED IN THE HOUSE or
REPRESENTATIVES..
Committe appointed to enquire what claims
aganit the j. S. are barred by the latutes Of IL
imitation, v hich in resfon aud Juice ought to
be providcti f0f by law.
Mehfs. s tanton, Teuney, Stedman, Chitten-
den, Dana Tracey, Lambert, Pugh, Brown,
NJ. K. No ore, 7. Morrow, Vir. Stanford, r.
Moore, M stiwetber, Rhea of Ten. Bedineer
and Jer. IT. brow.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-20

The following is a lift of the witnefIes who
were fummoned by direction of Mr.. Daviefs, to
give tetimony againf col. Burr every one of
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-18
NETWORK, July lf.

Bv the brig II rcues from Bordeaux, and the
ih'p Is uIus trun Nantes, a regular tie of Pa
rus papers Il ,hr 25'h OF May is received at the
ortlce ut the Mrr cantile Advsrtier. N politI-
cal event ut consequence having tranfoirr theie
papers contain vrry httir intelligence worth
tra"il tiD.. W. learn from then, however,
that Al the dbl ute, Nri,h had taken place
bet 'cen France al,d ,uItr,a, rria i've II the &C
cupa''''n III the nou hS of the C,t4ro have been
re 'used 10y the court III Ps,ribursn iavi - or
derSd them Ia ne ueiive'ed up II the FIe ich
Cotior tote To me treaty ut Prelbdrs.
ine Venetian p, ov'ncr. nave lent an extraor-
dmuy LeputaiioI III Pans, To AXE the oath ut
aiis glance 10 the l. iperor, and to bear teitl no.
y 81 Ine ienti ueBts which ANIMATE the tuhaoi-
tan,s at mat country.
According To aivices from Hamburger, of
May Hun the Swries had begun the blockade
ot t,e OJ.r; AID the Eng;iIh were gong to
ciois ,he nou III OF the Vltuia, the pusei, and
thN Niu 81. \ ooayo E"snin troops was ex-
D. ct>d Al Sra,iund under 60 ,mand Ut General
Moore, who Is To act under the orders of the
A'as III Sweden.
An Amo .iiador to the Ottoman Porte arriv.
Ell II IA is OH the l9th at May.
No Tn ,nse had taken place IN the conltituti-
on or form OF government OF the Batavian re-
puoiic. Per cent coniols, 62i. $50.
Mers. ddp.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-18
NETWORK JuIv 9.

Mr.. Peter RIfe, who went out with General
Mir 'nda in the hip Lander, and returned yef-
terday in the n ,op Atianti: fro Barb ,does,
gives the following rate nent of clrcu nftances
which triniPired fnce leaving this port -
Feb uary l2ih, fpoke hip Cleopatra, who
prcticd 9 of the Lenders men. 18th, arrived
at Jlque mel, aud Ily th-re until I've 80 Of
March then failed and arrived at Aruba ON the
81 April. 10 h, had general muAer on Ghore,
and tailed on the 9th for Porto CAveIIo. cath,
engaged Spaniih brig and fchooner, who cap
tured our two fchooners with 80 men on board.
Made fail for Bonaire and arrived there the day
following. Sailed from thence Nay 1T. goth,
fooke ihIp Lily, who fuppIed us with bread and
water. 9th, anchored at Grenada, and failed
again on the 29th, in company with the Lhv
-Four of our men were fent ON board the Lily
tor preiunlng To esquire of the capt. what was
the deftInation of the hip; and three Soaniards
were tert in their place on board the Lander.
June 7ih arrived 1t BarbadOss under tue d,rct-
ton OF the lieutenant OF the Lily. l4th, whit
captain Lewis was on ihJrt, the mate was feit
tor on board tue Lily, ami an officer fro " the
Lily came to take char C OF the LeanIer, and
tnpreiied IL or S Americans, u twitnalnding
they had good projections. THe people ~ tne
LeaHder offered to relinquth their wages il they
might bc permitted to return nome, out this was
refuled."
IL was reported that Admiral Cochrsne, wit h
nlne fnl OF armed velI.Is, WAS to acc omp my
Miranda ON ms exp ditIon aud that c bone
Armitrong, VINO w,s at Trinidad, had 81 iited
700 men for That purpoie. Thgy were puhly
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-18
BALTIMORE, J,hyIl.

Captain A,npe, arrived y,,terlty from Tri-
SUC, IL ttco thai tDc CJiu Ut ittJlt " 10 INC
with trencn trAop., ~nIcn lis va, mtJr N Il,
ny ieverai Frc'ic PM uerrs wnb oJAr,ied nnn,
Nctc mdkIng pre- Ti,I,mo tor the mviil III ot
ocIy. i,> 20 of Way Vas ,ne hay AZ i tor
tnci, max ,tioh. Inc who,r III snr NraJa-
i'"m terrtoiy was - their poii, III -, and D.
lSpn bond e'drte "ds .toWhed kms. Insre we're
no KniiIin men ot War iMnculttciy III the
nrisnOuurnDou ot the TRAITS vi Mc liza, but an
E"sn hlqnaii on lay there To nppOie the French |;
ieVerai 'nlps were aiio at Syracuie. n < iii ~
t4uadron was cruline III tbs Guipn oil V nee.
captain a. lid not learn whether the Freuch
had poiteihon OF CIt ru. american.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-18
Daitesiil j.lteiilgenee.
NETWORK, July s.

General Miranda oDce more.-To the polite
neia vi trlipectdoie iriend, we are indebted for
a btrnadoe> paper OF the lo,h ut June, contain
Ing the tnowrng remarks relating to the expe-
dltIon OF Miranda. A letter from gentlem an
"n "oTdtne Lednde', dttsd Barbadoes, June
IL, mentions tla, A.LnIrai Cocurane had deli
vtTed 20 u tnera' A"anda 40 Spdnnh prioners,
equal otne u.noer of a nerlcdns the Spa Yards
nav IN their pave ---tadI Admiral Co .nrane mad
fIPpI-d Grn,rdi Miranda VITA four veISIs
"h'ch were 10 accompany M t. Irnidad---
tina. nc Vas to fiI Oh the l9tn tor rrinddd,
wnere nu.nDer vi In, q ierdi's friends were
waiting 10 )1i0 M u, and Hlere ne expected to
reeve every ncce.idiy iiiIitahcr t,r tlc enter
p q. In letter menuIuns that the SJn #
Col on'tn, wlo rcpDrt hds frequently placed
noDS the zap. ured, 10 It'll VIA Miranda.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-18
BKIpoe rowNlBnl Iune no.

General MiTa8aa. - w nave been ex.i. Cd nv
tie mt,r,t wh'cn Is gene ally tct 40 G.nsrti
M'rd.",io expedite to y ,Hth Il neucA, to
trace the leading principles dud rl,.u of ms
lau!abie entrrpriir; dHd nall ende iyDur, fro n
time 10 time, to Afford our readers fuch u4rt,-
cuiars as may eluciddte his views, aud convey
to them every interefing detail OF his prorefs
and iuccris. The hiItory of the early par, of
the French Revolutionary War affords ample
proof OF Mlrandd's ability as 4 General /; and
the confidence which the mott experienced Ge-
nerals, and the then Governing Power in France
placed III him, fhews hts capacity to undertake
the moh extenGve and arduous enterprise.
The project OF breaking the yoke of oppreifiun
which Spain groancd under was not, originally,
confined to the resOlutiouiling her Coionles OLE
ly, but we find, that in October, 1893, while
Miranda was engaged with DumOurIer IN plan
TOR the invai1on OF Belgium, the Exec utive Pow
er and leading Members of the French Conven-
ton had formed dSiign of attacking and re-
vOlutioning Spain ltleIf. For this purpofe they
TENT 10y an cxpreis, an order to General Mirap-
ia, recalling INN to PARIS on his arrival here
he was infor ned that Al army was collected to-
wards the frontiers OF Catalonia, Tor the pur-
pole OF Introducing LIBERTY into Spain, aud that
nc was appointed TO the chief command. Mi
rdnda, however, at this time beginning to tut
PNN' '""' t'S Vue plthS'piSe Oi Il Uee govern
menI were little undtrltcJd IN France, Declined
the command, from The imp0hcy and Imprac-
ucabIIiiy OF the enterprize Al tiat time, aud
was idccefsfui enough 30 pefiuade the meaIuers
OF TIE MILITARY Council to reiinqudh the under.
taking.
Miranda having Immediately after rejoined
his army, was purifying the mott u1Interrupt
.iuccettBin favor q. France, and having enter.
ca kuremUnde, was following the enemy to-
Wdneiuburg aud BerChcim, when ne received
al sXpfeis from Duo.Ouricr, requiring his lmme-
date preignce at Litge.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-18
JOHN STARK.
Thomas JsBSpo0, BIa.
FROM THE AURORA.
POLITICAL vfEwS...No. vi.

There IS no political commercial faa more true,
though 1t IS not generally 10 conserved, than tn4t the
Praiedl Rates OF BdrDay, have been the detructlon
OF tine commercial PROPERTY OF the Itilan 1aies
ne diViilons aud eva dtracOns, the ehe IT'S
oiieudd anOitIOn, and the revolutions to wnich that
lar pMuon OF Europe was expOied by the ignorance
aud the rvaihps aud ufurpauous OF anlles otter the
dhrdpt'on oi the empire OF Charienasne ami Dy the
eAtirPAng vars on the pretex OF relgiol under the
Oleiphs aud GneJeiiues, douot contributed then
hare to the mstor,Uhes aud the decline OF iAly IN
Commerce. But n1tning Stn be more ev dent, and
u Is peruaSnt TO the u,iIOn ~hicn We nave under
tS~en) than had Itaiy been under Jingle government,
or hsd the iittie goyernments luto waeh was par
eeiied, been oay unitedurder general d,fenve con
iedssaiipn, Ike Switzerland tue Bsrb4fy plratical
tA'es eoua lot nave trianp pace the ruin Of Italy ana
ne dh.rassisi plumber OF Europe.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-18
MpNTIcELLo, Aug. Is, 1905.
RebeF3 genera.

nave ,ateiy learnt through the channel of
me ne "fpaprrS, AM learnt with pledfIre, that
y,hi arc It'll IN hie thd ENJOY n5alth mi ip,rts
fne victories OF Bcnniuston, the e It link m
that chan f iuSceIics which iiucd IN the fur
render a! Saratoga, are itIll fire. h N the memory
of every neTictn; and the ia ne of hln who
atcnIcvei then, dear to his heart. Permit me,
therefore, as ltrtnser, who knows yoa only py
the itrvces you have re Iderei, To express to
you the hicere emotions of pleaiu and al.
tichnent winch nc telt ON learning that your
DAYS nad been thus prolonged, MS tervent pray
era that they may ttiIi ne Continued III co,nforf.
Ana the conviction that whenever tnry end
your memory Will nc ,herI.htd py thole VINO
come atttr ypd, As one who mas not lived IN
VAIN Tor ms country. 1 iaiute You, vcnera Die
patriot and general, with All ct On & reverence
iii. JEFFERSON.
Hon. major gen. Stark
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-18
PHILADELPHIA. Julv 8.

Arrived, ihip Attive, capt, Morris in so days
from Ctpe-G oi-It1pe: oy her are ,ltor II.
cd, thai Sill hon, PDpna IL failed tron tfe 4 ape
Oh the l4,h vi Ap'n TAFT, III lhr Diadc.n, ac-
CO h.panicu oy the Diamond anL R,iundoie, OF
% ests, tw'' ITisdieS, dud 4 nunner III trAii-
potN, On board OF wni>n WAS Tran OF trtIlic-
ry and 4 Highland reIncnt. Ii Was s,urriliy
net'V yea ihht thio * ,eiti'u wts de.il as ainil
the Spntllih ictilciIi.iit OF kiu-ds -PiaIs.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-18
Rsbp9eI Sir.

fS!pPcse1 or,
Your friendly letter of the 18th of Auguf,
came to hand few days fiuce oIt owing to
the Imneciity mfeparably connected with the
wdne of life, have not ocen able to A k ,ov.
edge 1t until nov. nave u Ell IN my frvrniy "
itvrnth year hnce the 2stn OF Aug AIT, ana
Ilnce the cioie of the revolution ny var, nave
devoted my tine entirely TO dUneit,c employ
inr"tS-a1d IN the vale of oblcurr ielirc.ncni, ,
nave tailed that tranquility W1Icn the hurry and
quito ot ouiy w0ri1 10 ieidom beatows. 4
tha"s you for me compliment you are piedf, Il
To make me, nor wtii .nn, eaI the iAtisitction
icei III receiving II from man VINO pone iirs
To large h&re OF ny cuhnie zee. 1 win con
fvts Ia >oi, Er, that one oesan to thIhk tnat
the idhos ot the reVoiugion were Ia VAIN, aud
that ili,uld hye to re the iyitem rsitored tnAt
ndd aiiitted III de'trJyins out mJ tears are
HI dl an 81, md AN now Sdlniy preparing TO
meet tue unerrlfg late OF man; Sl.n, however,
tnc tatIsfdct ~ rtAtctio', tnat leave hume
rous pr Iseny, III country nIghiy tavOr. Il by
nature, hnd under a guvernm,D: w10le primer.
pes ana views believe To oe core t aud iuIt
Wita the hIgheit confederation OF reipect ana
eiteen, nave the honor to be, your mott ooe-
dent tervant,
JOHN STARK.
TbOma5 Je65yjo0, Bla.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-18
PARIS, May l.

The Ian news from Servia hates. that three
Ruilian generals are arrived at Montenegro, to
organize the inhabitants aud unite them to the
ID iimatian mal-contents. The Rufiians have
taken the important fortrefs of X ,kafoll in Al.
bania.
Of'aburgh has been taken pofirtIion of by
Pruira.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-18

We learn by an arrival at Salem, which left
Sieiy ON the I3;n of May, tn,t Sir SID E r
SMITH had proct eded with iquadront to aiiilt
- def. nee OF Gaeta, IN the Kingdom Of Nae
PieI, winch itiii t'e,d out asa,nt the numerous
rienchIorlS ohicu nau oS. u long before IL. Its
communication with tne lea Is open. I'ne III
vah,n vi Sieiy by the French wds expected.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-18
FROM TIE BOSTON CHRONICLE.

MUIR. I4!a15 y R5o I.5 It you think the
eici iis,i original letters VIII AFT Irt any A nuf--
'nen' ~ ypuf readers, YOU air al liberty to pu
i'm tae.n If you p.cate A.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-18

Two foreign couriers arrived yeRerday at
Mr.Fox's Office, in Downing areet; one from
the court of Vienna, and the other from Copen-
hagen.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-18
Esfsa5 of a letter from an american eeutlesna,
in ENGLAND, to bis fie,ti IN BoHon.

90 hTSH"1"' 10 us JTfeNJ ~ D0jgoH.
" We have accounts that the bill limiting the
importation II Bath G ,ods TO certain articles,
has Paiied the .dJue of Representatives., and was
under diiculh IN IN the Senate. The merchants
IN England, knowing our countryt, have iuR
ana great cdu!e ut GO npiaint, aud finding the
iu1]cct mas arreited the attention of our rulers,
fear The puiinets will not flop with TIN, bill !:
ind their tea Is strengthened Nv knowledge
OF the determination OF ms Mlieffy's Mmitets
To Adhere otne IA ne plan of proceeding, which
ha' oJu'tly gwen uinnrage tn the Americans.
" IN not tank thai Great Britain feels At
Preient dliPuisd to ai.er ner conduct the pa
pers daIy teen with Intelligence of a nerl al.
vsheis helng detained the Bruiih D ,rts are full
OF them, and the ohject of their cruiers appear
10 DC more what they uenanindle, Z" |gar IN
DYgnie, THAI To injure tner en-, mics.
" ne cap ure OF Lrno,s, with three miltic ms
iterling IN noiri the Mmtu.o, mas had d cuu-
hde'dHIe fleet Oh the pubic fprit.
SIh>e writing the anose, An told, that
Mr. FOX mas gwen 1t To bc uidert .oi, tlat ~
Gale the American uOn-i npJr alton ola ABOVE A..
iuded 10, p'iies the Senate, dnd Is ia ,ct,u. ied
oy ihc Pfellien., the.ran einni go will DC ia.a
On America" vetirls, untli tnr points in ditputc
with oar country, .hali be fettied."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-18

On the Peruvian colours which Miranda c,r-
RED with han when he embark 4 for the pro-
vince OF Cariccas, the following letters we're
imprinted m ronipicuoIs Characters:
= LfUr the king Of Spain, but dsfroy ,be &C.
00yrrsHent." H..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-18

Capt. Dickinfon, from Bermuda, informs us
that frigate and three tranfpor,s had inf ar
rived there fro Ensliud, having nu board laoo
troops tor that place and NeW-Prov,sience.
Mer. ddv.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-18
employed in emitting at Barbadoeo when Our in.
fornant left il. Mere. 5f1.

employed IN emitting At B1rbadceo when oar ia.
fr:nant left il. Mere. Hiu.
July IL.
Byth Chip Favorite, fion J,maic,, we have
received the Cornwall Chronicle sf the t4,h
June. Ii notices the detention nf the A r,erie an
tchooner Ruth, from Port-au Prince for Port.
Royal, with difpatches for admiral D,cres.
from captain Lewis of the hip np-rar (bro-
therof captain Lewis of the Leander, M,rauda's
veiiei who rrqueited TO he informed If any iii.
cial communication of MrAuia's proceedings
have been received at kmsiton, as it was un-
deritood at Port-au. Pr,nce that he had heen
tucceisful at the Caracas, aud was on his march
to pollefs hInfelf OF l. ,suira and if tnat intsl
hgence !houid prove to be correct, CAPTAIN
Lewis hated that he was in readinefs TO embark
with comfortable number Of molattoes To 90
to his allifan'e.
Two Americans, one called the Indepen.
deuce, the others name not reco,ls q, a, had
bro't accounts to- Btrpa iors Of the ri a,, q fal.
lea in with French ia s,dron conitins nj three
line OF battle ,hips and four frgaes, cru iiny
thirty leagues tn windward of that illlnd. All.
mIral Cochrane was then at Antigua with the
Canada and Northumberland, of "a guns each.
Mere. daz,.
Cnthe Peruvian colours which Miranda IT.
RED with han when he embark 4 for the pro-
vince ut CiriccaS, the following letters ,y-r.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-18
DERRYFIsLD, O9ober, 1905.

Hon. major gen. Stark.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-09-26
DR.. TIss,o7r's

Cese5rayed Gout and Rheumatic DRIFTS.
nj OTHlNG is of more Importance than
X y the preservation of health-tbis COM,
mon place remark however is too often forgot
ten, whilst we are active and strong---ard pre-
yention of pain, when is superior to its cure,
is not sufficiently attended to by ANY desc,ipti-
on of persons. Among those disorders which
require tie most early and unremitings efforts
to eradicate and overcome, meme nave strong
er claim upon our notice than the Gott, Rheu-
7natis1n, I4unbago, Weakness of the Joints,
Sprains, elects, the Stone and Gravel, the
Cramp and every species of Rheumatic Pains
from whatever cause they may have original
ed-and hence every rehef which can be adj
nfiinstered is too valuable to be forgotten.--
Those persons whose avocatiens peculiarly ex-
pose them to celds, SIC. caiinet be too anxious
always to possess 2mmcdiate aid. Scattering
persons, travellers, Sc. ought constantly to
carry With them that medicine which will
connteract the anpleasans effects of their peri
lous duties, andespecially those pans to which
tier situation most expose them. Fo those
who reside in or visit the West-Ind;es, and
sother warm climates, they will be found upon
trial to convey the most lasting Service, and
will gradually destroy all tendency to disease
IN the human frame, and preserve health and
ylgor- Although a great variety Of prescrip.
tons have been published to cure the disor-
ders enumerated above, none has yet equalled
the GOUTAND RHEUMATIC DROPS OF
DR. IlSSOT, which are celebrated through
out the European continent, and whose un-
bounded benefits are fully authenticated by
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-09-26
De eys4tion Of Fo1uss, and the ymPtoms
bg zphieh theV ARE known.

Worms which infeit the human body, are chiefly OF
four kinds viz the rercs large round wor the AIea.
icres or fmaii nav worm, the Cucurbtina. or anoIt
fiat, white worm, and lattly, the Tnia or tape worm
10 called from It's resemblance to tape tins often ma
ny yards long, and is full of ointslt is mott nurtiu
aud mott difficult to cure.
Among the fynlptoms attending worms, are
able breath Especially in the and corrupt
ed ean.s-ltchng ia the npfe and about the
vulons and epileptc fits, and fometimes Pryation o.
ipsech-.Startng and grinding OF the teeth sn heeP
Irregular appetite Notwithstanding food asd a.
voracious-Purging, with limy and tatid oolsso y.
miting Large and hard belly-Pains and hekneis az
the oaeh in the head and thighs with ioWneis
of pirs-Slow fever, with imall and PpiieA
dry coughExr Understanding pale and nniea
thy countcnanee and fometmes the lace bioaseo ana
sdnihed.
Psrfons Afflicted with any Of the above symptoms
houd have Immediate recourie TO Hamilton worm
deroying ozenges which have been contanty attend-
ed with ucceis in all complaints nlar to thoie above
defcribed.> sssI SIS, II
dofe of this medicine given EXCEPTIONALLY daring thc
warm feafoa will efectuay pfevene the vomiting ana
purging Of children dreadful dnor6er winch ahnuay
aearoys thoaan Of the infant para four CITIES. at
lkewife fhe nidet and mott Certain remedy known ano
has rsIoredto health and frength great number Wnen
in advanced fages Of this fatal complaint Partcusar
and pain inaruons are given for every part OF the e
ecdary treatment in fuch cafes.
Children generally take this medicine with
having pleafng appearance and an agreeable tal'e'
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fa REcoMMFNpre

Or. Hahas's Anti Bilious Pills.
The operation of thefe pills is perfectly mild
70 as TO be ufed with lafety by pcrions IN every
1altuation, and ofcyery age.
They are .exceliently adspted TO carry OF fu.
pcraucus bile, and prevent ITS morbid iecsetions
to re&oie ard amend the appetite: 20 Ptoeare a
free peapiration, andrbercby prevent colds which
are often attended with fatal confe9uebce; as
dofc never Fills to remove a cold, If taken on rs
ffG appearance. They are celebrsted for re.
moving habitual coftivenefs; Gctnefs q, The TO.
mach, and fegere head ache; and ought to be
taken by all perfans on change of climate
a. Sold likewite by.S. Peafaats,
Richmond; Rofs and Douglas, Pc
sterlburg; t. Green, Frederick bs1gh;
G. purdie, Smithfeld; NJ. Jones, SUIT
folk; DR.. Miller, Wlncheiier; r.
Greenhow, Williamiburgh; and !.
Shaw, Leefburg.
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tut nMt oDEuicilr lcrVatlt,
John MOTHER.
Dr.. HGhn's srste and gevlasae German
Corn PLGsl}ey.

An infalliable remedy for corns, fpeedily re-
moving them root and branch, without giving
pain.
TIE gsn3sas Psrf0n Lotioa,
So ceiebrated among tho fashionable thrcnghout
Europe, as an available eofmctic perfectly limo.
Cent and fate, tree from corrective and gepellens mi
aeralsithe BATS of other lotions) and OF unparsl
leiled efficacy ia preventing and removing bic.
sniihes in che face and aSin ofeyery kind, .parti
ealariy freosles, oimples, inaamnaalosy rednefs,
fcufss, letters, riggs worms, yan burns. priekle
beat, &c.
Ths Pefsaa Lotion operates mildly, wvithoa.