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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-20

10y virtue OF q deed OF trust cN-
eeu'ei 20 us On tle fou0e.nth day OF Fee
b,rary, 1891. 10 sccur. - eeb5 doe from Col.
lob,rt Coaie, to William Giles, G5qui-e,
viii DC SOLD 10 the highest Bidder. Zoe rcady
rcuey on t'e FIRST ia Of OGo5cr next, q, TIE
trent doos q .hs tsglc Tavern, iu The cuy Of
NichEond. that W.. k10wn
TRACI OF LAND,
Whe ecn Col CooJe now resides, lying ON
Jane rv-r. 10 tue county OF Chesterfield con.
ta,ning twevc nuadred and siy-y.ons acres,
more % iess. AID commonly os'itd and known
b. the nan Of WHF9'BT This valuable G..
tNe lies wr,aia ,hrls mikes Of the ciiy OF Ricn
Ino.,I aad ,wo from the town of Mancherter,
aud mas - :, q large AMI eommodious dwelling
h,u,e " 4 al Convenient oat bosses AMI irn
pr,Drns,.s. vel slred to the a.commocati
cn Of = gen. 81 fimiy
joseph SCOTT, ,
M iOSHbGY { 7iuHees.
KOH2@T POLLARD,
AWcul, l5h, 1896. tbs
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-11-17
lHzole No. AL

CATION between France and Great
Britain, fhc faw that her new accei-
fion of Hanover, the price Of her
acquiefcence in the views Of Napo-
leon, would be infantly facrIhced,
and that other ceilions, conprifng
the whsIe of Eait Frienand and
Gmbden, were required TO the f. =. "a
er ACKNOWLEDGEMENT q France Ae
mnf therefore have felt, even more
forcibly than the Ruiiian Emperor,
the rraioning which decided thar
mouarch, at every hazard to renew
the contcit.--'To luch reckoning on
ly can we afcribe her accommoda-
ton with Sweden, and her prepara-
ton for war.
Sweden, whole monarch, with ar
dor worthy of his warlike anceitors,
has aft rtea the dignity of his crewn
and the rights of bis people, requires
no incentive to perfevere in her pre-
fcnt couric Of policy purliing that
courfe, hc has comPrsmiied her
with Psuaia, and will re~
ally accede to tAc new Confederacy
OF ths Norlhern Powers.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-11-17
Imported,

IN fhips Mary ard Neptune, from Liver
= pool
100 oaks God, ed, lod, Sd, and I
I'd fiat pr. and fnecaie Nails entitled &
ny Ware
SO DO Jusk Bottles
1000 FINAL feed Lanthorn Leaves
5 tons Whiting; 5 cwt. Alum
100 boxes 10 by Is, | by 10, by ~, 9 by
IL, 3 by IS, aud by 9 Crown Glafs
SO boxes No. / X and No. ! Common lin
DO x D DO
~ do Pipes l2 gro. each
: do 60 bef tipt, do do
40 lind Sauce Pans No. and
bundles Frying Pans
so Stone Jugs from to 4 gallons each
60 doz. Tined Iron Table Spoons
"a do. Bone handled Knives and Forks
SO do Blackwood and Cocoa wood han
died do
So do Pocket Knives
70 DO do with pruneing points
-4Lo in Store,
so bbls. fuperline Flour FROM new Wheat
10 do Beef; s. do Pork
so boxes Chocolate; 20 chefs Tea
Hhds. retailing Molafes; bbls. Sugar
400 gallsns Linfeed Oil
40 kegs Englih Muhard
so boxes SPermaceti Candles; White and
red Lead Sheet and Bar Lead; patent vel
low; Pruliian Blue; Yellow Oker; Venetian
Red SPanifh Bro-n and Verdigriie.
kegs Richmond Tobacco; boxes Philadelphia
Starch Saltpeter 4 tons patent Shott az
iortment Of hollow Ware Englih Shovels
and Spada white and black Warmth Roll
BrimitOne, u. u. forfae wholelale and re-
tail, by
john p. Tburfon g Go.
Fsrs1Rrfsf. Nov. 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-11-17
From the PhiIadelphi2 RegiGsr.
PRUSSIA.

who has long NyIed herfelf the pre-
pondcrating memter Of the German
&c Body, could not fail to perceive,
however the might afta to diaem-
bic, thai with the completion of the
fcderative fyttcnl, not only her pre-
ponderancc but her independence
mutt ccafe-and tha', from b. ing the
initrumeht, !he was defined TO be-
come the vafIal and vi6eim of impe-
rial France In the depending nego.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-11-17

cced MIN. On the dI1olHlion or that
fhort lived administration, he form
the coalition with Lord North, and
returned his former Office. He now
brought in his India bill, which after
having pailcd the HOMIE of Commons
was unexpectedly thrown out by the
Hoofc of Lords, and occafoned the
resignation of the miniitry, of which
he Termed part.
MIR. Fox accordingly refumed his
powerful! ftation on he Bench Of Op.
petition. The Regency, the trial Of
Mr.. Hafings, and, above all the
French revolution, and its relative
effects to this country, gave him am
pie opportunity TO difplay bis talents
and eloquence, both Of which he con-
t!nued TO difplay sgainlt the ad-
nliniltra,ions Of Mir. Pitt, with tie
Intervention of the period when
he thought proper 10 ieccde from
his Parliamentary duty.-The death
Of that minifer occaioned his recall
to power.
Of his elcquence and debating
powers, it is not ea(y TO fprak III
terms that can convey an adequate
idea of theH. His fpeeches may be
conGdered, among the fneR examples
Of augmentation, aboundingin point
ed obfervations and juf csnclnGsns,
clothed with forcibic expression, and
delivered with manly bolanefs. The
leadlag charaGcriRic Of his era
tory was ready, and as it were. in
thrive power Of analysts, which he
pohedrd Leyond any man now living.
AS to his political conduct, VS.
ihall not attempt to enlarge upon q
fubje6 OF fu,h wide extent -
Of fuch complicated parts and a
Astounding iD concerns Of 70 much
weight and importance-a large vol
ume would fcaTcely be tuficient to
Contain +; and to attempt to re-
duce it into a column, would be to
dlfgrace the fubject. and dilguf the
reader. To the hiftorian we fhan
leave that difficult and laborious talk.
10 that department, alas ! MIR. Fox,
himteit ID now conGgne1 and the
writer's, whole Office it is to t" catch
the manners living as they rife" mutt
quit a iubje6t which Death has deliy-
cred over 10 hyperion jurisdiction.
In all iituations aud circumstances
ne was dear to his friends thofe
who have known him longsf appear
to have loved him beit and il is
remarkable circumiance, but the fat
Is 70, that thofe who atteaded and
wept round bis death bed, had been,
among many others the companions
Of his youth, and the friends of his
whole life.
In fhort, Mr. Fox was among the
diitipguiihed characters which na-
tnre ieems to have prepared and RI
pened TO become the ornament of The
prcfent reign.
We lament that the country is de-
prived of fuch man. he had done
much towards laying the tirlf tone If
the Temple of Peace !; and much do
we with that he had lived to fee il
rife into ftrength under his aufpices.
lie pohcffed in an high degree
the talents which ditingailhes the
man, and the genius that elcvates
him nor was he without portion
of that virtue which is fuperior to
them both AS Mr.. Burke has OBJ
fcrved, and when he was in intimate
friendhip with him, his faults, tho
they might tarniih the luiEre, and
iometimes impede the march OF lis
abilities, were not formed 10 extin-
guifh the fire Of great virtues. In
his faults there was no mix ure Of
deceit, Of hypocrify. Of pride. Of f.
rocity, or complexIonal defpotifm.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-11-17
PAPER.

THOMAS CLARK, has for fsle,
at his fore, in FjlB56rsef, by the Ream or
o:herwiie Super Royal, Royal, Medium and
DENY PAPER Foolfcap and Port, do OF va
rious qualities and prices; Large a TO. polt !;
Large wove do; Do hot Preaed do and fmaIl
4to. poa paper, Writing, Cyphering, Merno-
randum and account Books--With large al
fortment real Dutch Qulla. Mcy 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-11-17
FRESH GOODS.

Barbour & Stockbridge,
OPPOSITE the L.flranet o6Get, Fi6 fret,
- have jun received and now offer FOR faIs
great variety Of
Frgt5 Segj6nabe Gesd5,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-11-17

q
! Common 90.
Six and Cotton UNI
| brellas,
Black Italian &Dutch
| Grapes,
Silk, Cotton and Mo-
rocco Suipend rs,
! Cotton ana Linen
Checks,
] Gen,lemen's Satin
| FlsreRtine,
Stuff, Of every kind,
, Gen,lemens black,
white and mixed
worried Hofe,
Ladies black and fate
do.
Black and white Eng
lIih Silk DO.
Do. French do.
Ladies back, white
! & Slate Englil <
French Silk GIoves,
| Long q ihOrt Kid do.
Gentleman's Beaver
| York tan and Doe
Skin do.
Black Sattia,
! india Lultrings,
Modes and Sarlnetts,
| Damaik silk Sh4wis,
! Common DO.
black SILK Velvet,
Fancy silk tiandker-
Chiefs
Randanna do.
Pebeoe Neivets
Damask table Liu5n
Ruilia Diapers
Brown Linen
Cotton Balls
MufFS aud Tippets,
! coniIltlng Of Sable,
| Mock Sable, Elite
and Bear Skin
Fashionable Coat and
Ve4 Buttons
Black and white Mil
leneit
Linen Pocket Hdk IS.
Cotton do.
Beh EngIih Sewing
Silk Iwilt &c. &c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-11-17

Charles & John Fox.
N5.4 y Soat5 81. Ing B5a,f,
HAVE juh received freh fu2-
: ply Of goods, malaug their Prelent az
fortment Of
Sap Cbandlsry Compleat.
ALSO,
Ruilia and Ravens Duck
Chefs Hyion. = TEAS.
seuehong, ) g~sliy.
Boxes Dipt Candles
de Chocolate
Fhds retailing Molahes
DO do Sugar
u Barrels real Duich Linfeed Oil
100 90 Tar
40 do Wilmington Pitch
20 do TurpenIiae
Is do Rohn
a Tons 10 Sd Sd and Nail plates
2 do Spike Rods
Nails Of all kinds
Quantity of Philadelphia Camboofes
do of Hedge Anchors
Coreage by the gang or otherwife. All
which they offer for i4ie ON the moR liberal
terms,
6w Nov. g.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-11-17
CARRIAGES,

a marr1ed gentleman has :-lverted re-,
KIND Of carriage, where Re and his ~ =
0.-' y = calls il 5ecia5le."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-11-17
Iats GnliMoms.
NRwYoRX, NoY /, 1eo6.


The Britilh have fent an expedi4
ton Of nine fail from BsrEad.s, a.
gainft CfrrlcaG Probably intend
ed 70 aid Miranda'e e@pedition.
A letter from a gentleman ef in
telligence in Bordeaux, dated Sepr.
y, 1850, fays -" 7 his moment we
have news thar the camp which was
formed at Paris for the celebration OF
the grand national fete, has received
marching orders, and is about break
ing up.
A letter from the Ohio, SEPT. 10.
1906, lays, +" MIR. Burr's intended er-
Psditian is much talked Of here. He
has many PROTOTYPES, and reports are
in circulation that large number Of
boats are building at Marietta, to an
fwer his PurPole, FAY IA or 80.
Two things are certain boats are
building at Marietta and Mr. Burr
makes himGslf very bnly there
What Mr. Burr is after, Przzlcs
all parties But he itiIl continues
to Be the batt Of democratic abnf7
How qpeH &c was once lteugh Of d
pretended to be tboaG5t BY Mr..
Jrferlon, will appear from the PfaG-
dent's reply tothe comUiFFee W Con-
grels, who on the IGth FEB cI,
waited upon him TO acquamt nsm #
his eieGfion.---'' III dcclGiog b-tg1tn
the Candidates EAfr Burr ami r.a.
jtH whom the equal vote prefent-d
to your choice" laid MIR. Jetfellon,
+" ] am fenible thar ege has been ref
Pe6f-d rather than mole aEliys aid
nietul Qualifications"
Mr.. ErG1ine, ION Of the lore chan
cellor, and new miniiler from Egg
land, Is young gentleman Of anna
bls and Respectable character, aad
warmly attached to the United Starrs.
lie married, about 7 years ago, the
daughter Of General Cadwalades, oE
Pennsylvania. one Of the patriots 81
1875, and who bled In his couptsy's
dcfence. by this marriage, Mr.. f.
has daughter whom he left in Phi
ladelPkil, (when he returned to En-
gland fome years ago. with her
grandmother, Mrs. CadwaIlader, the
generals widow. Mr.. Erik mes fa-
ther, the lord chancellor, is Known
to entertain, and to exprels upon al
occ4lions, rhe mott partial ientin nts
towards this country, and 10 have
vcfted coniiderabic portion Of bis
property in the American funds. Ih@
ferdlng out MIR. Erlkiae 90 the Uni-
ted States. in the character he now
fills, is the ltTongea proof Of the en-
cere diipchrlon Of the Britiin govefn-
ment 70 cultivate latting treind-
chip with the United States.
His excellency the Commander ia
Chief has appointed Hon. Joau
Phillips, Of Andover, and William
II. Sumner, Efq of Bottom, to Be
his Aid de-camps, with the rank =
Lit. Colonies.
CARRIAGES,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-11-17
Munroe & futile,


IN. Roqv, MIN. S,,,.t
HAVE jutt received ana now
offer for lale An extenGve abort nent
Silk, Cotton & Wooden Goods,
viz. WOOLENS.
suPsrfne IA black, blue, drab, brown and
corbeAu Broadclothes,
] bale low priced blue do.
bale bl2c K, brown, and mixed do.
Superhne black, blue, Blown and drab Cali
meres,
Dark, mixed, patent Cords and SAtinets,
SuPeTfae drab Kerleys,
Blae Plains,
Superfne drab ard brown Coatings,
2 bails aaorsed Baizes,
] do Fiannes,
90 Role Blankets, from $40 l4f4,
1 do Dutfil do
swanidown and TOilenet Yelting,
Patent Bennet's Cord do
Blue and black Serges,
IA and GA Outfits.
COTTONS.
3 trunks fuper6ne London Oulicoes,
2 do ahorted
2 do low priced India Caicoes,
do London printed Cambrics,
] do Furnitures,
Gingams and Chambray MuAn.,
Lace Cambries and Mnains,
do Shawls,
Fine "A and Cd Cotton Cambrics,
Black and colored Grapes,
Lace Wells, Cotton do
Cap and Habit patterns, forne very a eeant,
Engliih flirting Cotton:,
Long Clothes,
= large ahortment Of india Cottons of every
price,
Cambria and common Dimoties,
Cotton Checks,
Cotton and fix Sufpenders,
Cotton Umbrellas,
Black AMI co!ored Vevets and ThickCets.
Iapes' Threads, Bobbins, Bindings aud Gal
looms,
Lace Trimmings,
HOSIERY.
Angola and Lambs Wool.
Black white and grey mixed,
Men and women's Cotton, lume very fine.
Silk Of ever defcription,
Black and white Gaufe do
White worried Seek.
orUFFS.
Black frip'd Calimancoes,
do PLAN do
Black and blue Shalloons.
Durants, Tammies,
Ruhels,
BOmbozetts and Wildbores.
GLOVES.
Mems Venetian Beaver,
1orktan & mock doe,
Black, and white Silk do
Ladies extra long back,
White, fate, rofe, do.
Black and white French do.
SILKS
Black and colored Lultrings,
White do
Silk Chambrays,
Black and colOred Sewing silks,
do do TwiRs,
Handkerchefs,
Black Laces,
Black and with Yelling
Silk Shawls
Elegant Lace Sleeves,
Black Satins,
Sarfnets and Modes,
Purfes, Silk Cords, silk Buttons.
Ribbons of every description,
Bea double Florenline for YELLING
Strip'd Satin do.
Silk Velvet do.
6-s and 7s plain Silk veIvets.
LINENS.
= cafes A & TO Irilh Linens, from no 70
topper yard,
Brown Hollands, Checks, Threads,
. Cartons of elegant Thread Laces yerv
cheap,
Ruiha Diaper, and Bed Ticking.
AJ6, Long and ihorr Kid Gloves,
Kid and Morocco Shoes, Cotton Yarn.--
Cafe of Fashionable MutFs and
IiPpess, from to so dollars with a variety
OF other articles, Which viii be fold very
cheap. seiy
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-11-17
TIE be Let,

nNE half Of convenient two ffory
~ DWELLING-HOUSE in Danforth-ltr.
Enquire of HOWE & EVANS.
Portland, No s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-11-17

Superfne black, blue
brown and bottle
green BF9adcIoths,
Low pric'd do all col
ours and qualities,
supeTfiue black, blue
& drab Kerfameres
Serges,
Brown drab and bot
tie green ladies
Cloths,
DARK mixed & drab
patent Cords and
odttInetts,
Real Devonllire Ker-
feys,
Drab and dark Coat
ings,
Dufhls,
Patent Cord & Swami
down Velting,
Silk Velvct and Mar
ieilie do.
DaizcS and FlAnneis,
all colours,
Dommetis,
Blankets, from Cd TO
ia
Calicoes, Furnitures,
EngIil CortoE Shirr-
ing,
Fine long Cloths.
q great variety Of In
dia Cottons
India Ca.icoes,
Al & 81 winnie Cot
ton Cambncs
Colourcd do.
Laced CAmbrics and
Mullins,
Fine and common
Book do.
rs and "A Irih Lin
ems,
Linen Cambrics, fome
very fine
Long Lawn,
Ginghams,
Chambray Mullins,
Fine and common
Dimoties,
Fine black and olive
Velvets.
Nov. 9.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-11-17

His excellency the Commander ia
Chief has appointed Hon. Joau
Phillips, Of AndoVer, and William
II. Sumner, Efq of Bottom, to be
his Aid-de-camps, with the rank r.
1t. Colonels.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-28
T O B E LIE T,
FOR A TERM OF YEAR,
M o u NJ T : E 4 & L E,

FOR TENN OF feh"p -
VI o u N I : E 4 Z L E,
The beautiful CouN7aY.SEAT OF the late L''1
Fanfaa --contalDins A
4 BOUT two huodrcd ard twenty nine e elj
IN an half acres OF Land, bounded on one 'I1
BY Hunting. Greek. Uqon the prsHla 'I's :.
every receGary convenience reqa'htc fo' M, m,as
commodation of gsnrsei family, VIZ t Ms,s
o.. HOWE, Kitchen, Laundry, SIN ,ks nv il0' -,
Stable and Carriage Houlc, coed Oa'Os" :, s." ,
eleied, &c. PgGGog all the advaotas ss;"
moa diversified and extendve prolPets, hea'D'"' !,
of i,us,ion and proximity to A'x,n se.i,I,
mae be confdered as one Of the mott d''I'O'I
places of seiidence in this part OF the couo'l].
Apply TO HfAi,am Herbert, Elq. OF ta' .oI ,I,'
or 10 the So ftriber near Pataxent iron. ~0'"I
Prince. Gsofge's county. MARYLAND.
John Carlyle Herbert r..
January IS. "
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-28
Dejeuption Of Worms, and the tym9toms
BY 5ohich hey are known.

Worms which inea the human body, are chiefly OF
four kinds the Teres or large round worms the e9'
dres or fnlall nav worm the Crcurbrina, or mort
fat, white worm, and aaly, the Tansa or tape worm
70 called from Ats Remembrance to tare this Is oitsn ma
ny yards long, and is full of jonts-it is mott hurtiu
aud usoIt Difficult. TO cure.
Among tie fymptoms attending worms, are diiagree'
bic breath Especially in the morning Sad aud corrupt
ed eunlsltching in the nole and about the feat Con-
yul 9ns and epeptic fits and iometines prvation OF
Notwithstanding and grinding of the teeth in ieep-
Irregular appetite Notwithstanding food and ionees
yoracious--Purging with lin,y and frtid tools--Vo-
mitng--Large and hard belly--Pains and iekneis at
the in the head and thighs, with lownes
of fp;rits-Slow fever with nal and Irregular pulie-A
dry couah-Ex.cive thrG--Sonetimes pale and unhea-
thy councnance, and fometieS the taee bloated ana
hufhed
Pergeas adliaed With any Of the above fyn,Ptom'
fhcuiJ have immediate recourfe to Hamalon's worm
deroyng Iozenges which nave been contantly attend
ed with iuccels in all complaints ilar TO thoie above
dcferibed.
dole of this medicine given occafonay during the
warn, rcafon will eefualy prevrnt the vomiting and
purgag Of children dreadful dforder which annually
deroys thoulands of the infant part OF Cities 1t Is
likewe the nildeit and me& certain remedy known and
has reaored 20 health and trcngh great nunher when
in advanced Rages of this fatal complaint. Particular
aud plain nAnons are given for every part G. The ne
cciIarytreltnltnt in fach Cafes.
chl1ren generally take this medicine with eagerncis
having pcang appearance, and an agreeable ralte.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-28
f o K s Il L e,

1900 acres of Land, in Charles
county, Maryland. IA miles from Alexandra
and 4 from the Potomac, near the PoA road lead
ing to PORT Tobacco. The fituation is exceed.
ingly healthy and the foll fertile. great pro.
portion of this land is bottom, fat leaf 500
crcs) we'll adapted TO the cutare of wheat, corn
seor tobacco, timothy ALTO fhsiyes we'll upon IT
= The upland produces good wheat from failow,
land yields the white clover IN abundance. Full.
ly one third of this tract is in wood, great part
ssof which is valuable timber. Beidrs a fertile.
foil the purchsfsr will derive other advantages
esa good mill feat and an excellent fand for ia
yern. The Improvements are, a dwelling honie
with OK rooms, with fire place iii each:
Kitchen, fnokc houie, fables, carriage homie /; a
latge and newly built barn, 48 feet fiuass 70.
= bacco houfc and feversl other cut heufes.
The fuhlcrider whining 10 iemoyc 20 Ktnsneky,
will dilpote of this tfad very reaionablc terms.
One third of the purchafe aaoaey in cafh, the ba.
lance in bonds for three equal yearly pay mems.
hesripg intetrR from ahe date if not punttuaiiy
discharged. with fecurity by mortgage. Pof-
felton, and deed TO be given at the hea pay-
meat.
Benjamin Dulany.
Mayche0S 70
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-28
LAND FOR SALE.

Will be Sold, to the highea bidder, on MON.
DAY, The 18TH day of May next, at Hay.
Market, (beiag the frft day OF the next dit
tria court TO be held there)
vESWO hundred acres of LAND, more OF
4 iefs, known by the name of Greeasuieb,
andslying in the county of Prince William, four
miles from Hay Market. on the road leading
from thence 60 fredericksburg and the Careli.
pa's.-rhe back road from the risy of Wafh.
ington to the ioutherr Aates alto runs through
the land, which renders it an eligible fand for
a tavern, il is ALTO good aand for fore
There are feycFai homes, with well of excel.
lent water on this land, which lies well for eul-
siyasion, and has comfortable quantity of
wood on it. The Platter of Paris alto appears
well adapted TO the foil, as RATED fine clover
sn isfrom the application of that manure only
The terms OF fale will be-One third OF the
epurchale nouey 10 s months, one third in 4 r
inonths, and the remaining third in IS months
from the day of fale the purchafer giving bond
and approved fscurity for the payment thereof.
Poaeffion will be given Immediately TO the pur-
phafer. add good title made on receipt of the
6ra payment.
Bertrand Ewell.
Februafyi7. zawiss
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-28
w. WEATHERBURN.

John Hoover, rope maker, South Second Hreet. Ne
Mlry and Chraau :treets, Philadelphia, voluntarily
ly maketh oath as follows, namelys
That his wife, Mary Hoover, wasto fcversy aia'ef-
ed with violent rheunatm, very dangeronily ltuated
the conequcnce of ievere cold alter lying M sto De
confined TO her bed for fevera weeks, and at ensh
reduced to the melancholy apprehension Of Remaining
cripple for life, notwithstanding the mott Respectable
deal advice was followed, and every probable remedy
attempted when eeng ieveral cafes of cures perform
ed by Hamer's Edencc and Extract OF Mutlard. they
were procured front Mar. Bireh Nc. n, South Second
tree Fhe 6rit application enabled her walk acrofs
the room, and the eof bottle retored her to er
Maal fate of health and ffrsneth.
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N O T I c. E.

sF-O .hofc who are indebted to tn: 'uotc,'0',
! on accoun, of the concern OF Pe7VtN 'u 4
Dfur>,, as we'll as Denny and PsqssH' tna' - :"
who DO not pay of their notes or a,coua'' r. \
give their bonds with iccurity, on or oet0'e ",
ite day of May next, their notes and accou p.
will be put into the hands of an attorney lnu''
crifninsieiy. ,,,r.h,,s.
Mn LTyEN POWELL, jun. ct Middie0g a..
is Authorized to isttle and receive the aeo''
ON account of that concern, flould any apr,
there in preference to tn. fubfcrbsr in this p''''l
Edmund Denney.
January 80.
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Dr.. Hahn's genalae Ere. Water.

a lovereisn rsmeiy Tor alidilesFcs OF the ey.,.
whether the effea OF natural weakness or Of scei
dent, daAattlons CT sheum, duI!asis, itchire, a
films on the eyes, never failing to cure 1hoie m,
ladies which frequently lucceed the inall -,
meailes and fevers, and wonderfully aerph.o
ing weak fight. Hundreds have experienced
its excellent virtues, when nearly deprived Of
fight.
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Is REcoMMRNpFD

DR.. Hahm's Ants- Bilious Pills.
The operation Of thefr pills IS perfectly mid,
70 as 70 be ufed with fafety by perlons in every
fsuation, and Of every age.
They are excellently adapted to carry OF iu'
pc,Auous bile. and proven. its morbid lecretlons
to reltore ard amend the appetite: to Pfocur:
free rerfpira,ion, and thereby prevent cold' which
are often attended with fatal consequence; as
dofe never fails to remove cold, it taken on rs
fra appearance. They are celebrated io' ~
moving habitual coaive nels; fckneis at the no.
mach, and fe,ere head ache and ought to DC
taken by all perfons on change OF climate
a. Sold likewife by S. plealan n
Richmond; Rols and Douglas, re-
teriburg; T. Green, FrederlckiDuf T /
G.. Purdie, Smithheld; NJ. JoneS' 0ql1
folk; Dr.. Miller, Wlnchelter; ~
Greenhow, Williamiburgh; anu
Shaw, Leeiburg.
September a. -"