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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-13
DR.. Kahh's genuine Eye.Wakr

A foyeFeign remedy TO, al! dlisafes Of .b,r
whetasr the efe6 Unnatural weakness or d a
dent, defuttions ofsheum. dulesis, itchEc,
films or the eyes, never failffs to cure thct
laa.esa#hich fequently fuccecd TIE fnsl /
Iaesilcs and fsvers, and wonderfully Rr,ne5,
ing weak fight. Hundteds have .xpsria,
its excellent virtues, when nearly asp.isa
fghs.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-13
HAMTLTONS
( WORM pESRQ2rING LOZENGES,

Which have within four years pai cured rpwsrds OF
,e handfea and twenty thopfa pertons both fzes,
Of every in every iddtion, OF variousIdaussr-
sas cctnplanfs arifng from wsrrs, apd from ob1rui
| ons Or foulnefs in the ftornach and bowels.
This medicine bears.no ahsfosy whatever or finiar
tile 80 commonly conipabedl Operating 1fr VIZ
asnce the eansrsry parsicplss excellence Of this IL
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-13

s,s.,u, e5Ens but vha, pea sely isnessht aa ~
to mild IL Irs ,a Ell infant Of aweek
o osif sssbIaaS worms s1 in o H hun m 'Sln n
gripping ss The .d G. g. i 4sby a prevent se e
.ps worms q and .ny fatal Sforder They
are particularly eaeious sar,: OF az gdois na
mors and. eorruptions; fevesif end b ous eonah,'
and the iafe and ildA purgatye tn At Can DC uiea %
the occahon
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-13
~ alllahle MeGelneSs
TAkn N Nc
Tat 3 Kesneay,l sn.is appointed the <'a!y Nse1
for ALsxAMDRIA.
DIR. HAMlLTON'S ELaXlR,

eDr. HAMILI ON . Ii'l13NII n - &c
tov,re;gn remedy for Colds. Obanste Coughs, Am
mas. csrarra,, Sore ahroas, and approaching Con-
tumPtions. ,.a u9b
70 Partxss aobo NAY ba0e ebi'aren a3sit'e3 ss'f0
tbt HOPPING CoGGH,
Fhis dilcoveryis of the frH magnitude as i y nn-,
iuamsla,s relief. checks the progrets. ana an
time entirely removes ene mott cruel oo,a
cndren ara abie-Thc Elixir is 70 perisc'ty
and the solr 10 faal that TO difculty aries IN tax
5iSg il.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-13
GENTLEMEN,

GENTLEMEN, ~
s. S" 8f - = I purcha(sd at yosr Ahep thepFepa-
rstion you call Hanilrons E{Ienee, or Lxtra3 OF M
tard which believe has perfectly removed ci'fopIc
rheuratifm (of that kini named fcatlca oret thsnip
io:ne} under which had iabared for long n!e and
which had baed every article in the Materis Nedsca'
aad every mode of treatment receiyedlnto aelee Tor
the this o5flinatc di(eate IF YOU think this let
ter sfeful you are az li5erty TO nakeitruhie.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-13
.r,em I zyTHEE Martin, sEfq. Atforar' 90
nval of .tks eatt IF MaylanS.
GsnNeE,en,

q = Gentlemen, -...x.,;,,:o,I NJ
a;,on,s E.,xe It has been uiea in my fanny lol
/ ro or thres yeas with uniform seees, w,.teeper
colds coughs, a.r complaints nave fsl,osrse @
dicns uecegsry. have niyic'l tound AZ an
of the sreal, accompanied with loreaess and
with ESaru4ei and difficult kreata,ng'
On thcGe accounts d. nor hebtatc 20 feeonl:it
t.,rnh, slxr as A valuable niedicine ahd de'ef ss
P4'''' ~''-A'''''' IUTaf;R MAR TN.
Mfr Abijsh Henry, srdse-f1et; " % vrry cnl.
red Sfsrdsr occaGoncd by fevers cold eassS
ffsv sas' n rr'I ago lie srea wiz tic [ssss
wneu he attempted walk aa4 tanss 1nS h e eop
would Frequently tail IN iSsh seen upwards of tx
weeks Wthoass return Of his complaints aud aers' So
give ibis psbl:e teltinony 10 fasss sis ir'a4ols
medicine.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-13
For the prevention and cure of bilious ammaE
nani Esyers,
as RKcoMMRNDEp
Dr.. Yahn's Aatl- Bilious PtM


DR.. Rahn's Antl- Bilious FtEh
The operation of ths'c pills is perfectly %
70 as 50 be pfrd wish fatsty by pertons IN 'i
{ituation, and ofe every age. F.
They arc excellentiy adapted to carry Ct
! p.ss.raus Bile. and prevent It's morbid iecltlg
I 10 rcfor. and amend the appetite: to p'on'
fee perfpiration, ard thereby prevent colds, v1
are often attended with fa.aI corfqueac'i
dofe never fails u remove cold, if taken ~
:fTR appearance. they gre celebrated tas
moving habitat eeGiveRefs; fckneis at tls
mach, and f,1ere head ache; and ought 4
,saksn BY all Perf'ns on change Of climate
So Sold likewife by S. Ple% Il
Richmond; Rofs and Douglas J
terlburg; t. Green, FrederlcklA r2
G. purdie, Smithfeld; M. Jones, \
folk; Dr.. Miller, .Winchelter
Greenhow, Willlamaburgh; al .
Shaw, LeeIburg.
September 4. u.. gnF
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-13

Tile fousreiga Ointment for The It'd
Whicb.is warranted an ipfal!pblc remedy Ill
Application, and may be vfcd with perfect al
ca pregnant wonlen o. on iufsrts a w,kl
Containing not particle Of E1!e.cury, o. ary Oh
dangerous ingredient "hauves aid IS got
cnm9aried wit, rat tor,nentiag fne:l vi
attends ths-2Pp,ieation Of o'hsr IsmetF..
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-13
w. THEIR BURN.

T >hn tfoover rope nsser, South Second frce.. be
Mary and Chrif,an Rrdets, philadelphia, voluntarily
n,aSeet9 oath as fol.Sws. namely, sac.
That his wife, Mary Hoover wasfo fevere'y afHift-
ed with violent rhe9hlatiin very eronhy GtuaSd
tn ceneauece ola tevefe cold afref lying in, be
celfned 60 her bedforrNefai weeks and length
rsipeedso the n,eaneholy apprehension of frairag
cripple for life, notwithf 4Hdipg theSloa repe6ae
deal advice was followed. and cvey probable remedy
attempted: when }ecng .everaf caesofcprss perfgfr
ed by Ianilons Eiicnce apd Ixtrsa Of Mphar5 .rhey
were procured from Mr.. Birch, No, ~, South Second
Greet The frit application enabled her walk acrots
hr room and the ufeAf one bottle reorcd her TO Ter
~I,, .. II 1 Il A-r-c.b
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-13
FREIGHT w ANTED.

800 bb.s. wanted on freigh'p y
folk, and 400 ditto on ffelghtte 4
mond or Petersburg. -7frmj wv
v2'J modsTate.
Apply to l.,
A. Undo, Br d@
April nj.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-13
The 'PsfarGtloe POwder for he ,
md Gums

This excellent preparation comforts & a..
ems the gums, prciervesthe enamel from !.
and ctcanfes and ashlsens til: teeth, by stss
al! that acrimonious Gime ard fouln,f, :,
fufeled to accumulate, never, fsiIs, to ,iniu,,
finally ruin them.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-13
.HAMTL'TON's ESSENCE AN D Z <
TRACT. or MUSTARD,

A fate ans efetaual remedy for govt, rkean,atiH'
uaey fprainss brpfes, pains in the face and neck Q
And has performed more cures IN the above eoinPsMt
IN in all the other medicines ever before made pnoes
From Dr.. Wtatbsybun,
Nlahs- eoaalys Nf9tasa. !.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-13
EITHER MAR TN.
DR.. Han1ilton's
%cR AMI RESTORATIV Z,

rosesy e. land permanent cure of the various COM
~ ref from dipated
,screionsreGdence ia climates unsvoraole to enc
eonitusoathe ia,noierate ute of tea, FREQUENT H.
tozcs.on, or any oher deRruet've ne s.ars recn-
nnfeifal * excelgc ufe of mereur .t'e ahsslss P|:
r rn 70 faI es a. certain period Of lSba ines
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-13
Tooth Ache Drobs.

The cUzy remedy yet difcOvered Which a
immediate and IaRiog relief III the moRky,
,it'faaccs.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-13
Z IA Ge2sGl2le. PerLan ,Lotaen.

y. : - s 5.7sS77sc' I ~ 77s'F Lo'70", y
1, So celebrated ag'ons the sRlionable .hteueicgt
! Earqpe, as an liable eefmetie perfctflyinro
centssnd fafe, Tree fsem cqrgPFlye a9a EsDelefe ri
nerais (the bats of oshcr lotiorsl andof ppparal
4elled efficacy IL preventing aid renewing bic.
mines in the face and Aip ofessry kind, part;
ealatly treckles. .pimpless IrAa@uatory rsdncis,
sfea'ts, tetsrs, Erags wofns, yam burns, pickle
i1,esti &c. a. al5r3 sg
The PetGan Lotion ppsrsses miidIy,, swithou,
inpcSing tsat material, .iiqfspGbleaip sdpfs4ion,
waisa is 70 easnsal;ekea!th. Yet hs hlu.ay
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-13
r GBEfR & G r A Y

efdiariY DIS aF1af m rfeNEVeaI
Ihe, hri half Volume Of DR.. Rees.!
NEW CYCLQPEDlA..H
q E92SatsciBers are yedueaed 20 fend for theil
COPIES, which NUT be paid fer on, delivery.
400 May So
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-13
YAuEs KEN Ne DY SEN.

aKiNG-STR tEI,!s!. 81 -.
ga RspEcrFUI.t.Y igorals chs public that hs mas is
rs received, from LEI & Cos Patsst and fann n
M4;e;as srose, N.W-York, frcih af5rtmsnt OF the
Valuable Medicines
Which are ia high eteen and genera uls thsoasaoas
me uai,ea states, manyof them being fold CHEAPER
than the drugs OF which they arc cofpoe4iae' eou's
be purchalsd at retail Rere
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-13

eGtas are fpeedy and re,u,ansr., r,s...
kin deliea.cIy !oi; ssd clear, imptoyipo e
plezion,. AMI. rcao:ing The bloom Of ycs,S ~
Calling 10 render an ordinary ccpntso.n,. y
ful, and an hauJfome one more e.. 0
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-13

Indian Vegetable .SPsclfc.
A fafe and fpeety remedy for The ssnsTlaltIa
"An ounce OF prevens!o0 10 worth Fe2.a
cure"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-13
CASES OF CURES
Ry Tgani}tCn'S

WORM DESTRO1ING LOZEhGE5,
(Seisaea fran bsgjandsJ TIE astbfnf'f'y 81
robjeb asj fsyton nay ejetrtaiH e''bfr 9y 'f'fF'
ser pt55nni Application.
t A p E w Q r M.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-13

Mr.. SAMUEL FULLER, Inn keeper, on the Har-
ford road ten miles from Ratinore began about twenty
months ago 10 De grevoSy AFFECTED with ape "o'''
which incread 4n in izc and tength, 10 as to exn'e
the naoh horrd enfatioDs by his wrltfg motions 'n
;nn,erable pains rcienlbng the gna"ng and tearing OF
his bowels which deprived him Ci his neceilay eeP
and 1aaied uch dreadful approximations as Cannot DC con-
eevrd bnt bg one in llilar ituaonhis appette walt
Cd rapidly, and eh that his arergth, 10 that he was
unable to attend TO any buinets when ne heafo OF
ozsngc Re took n RE aioaa; away
! btut FOUR YARDS of the worm (now in the POT
FELTON, of Lee, COZ bat repewa! of his pains loon
corVinecd him that this monros reptile bad recovered
hrt y;gor--Appljcaton made TO &c & Co. for
more of their medicine, with their advice, from which
gciued the total czpulGon of h formidable enemy III
feVera pieces, Which he fuppa.ed TO be SIX or EIGHT
! YARDS more. 4 tew months have fnce clapicd, and
Mr.. Fuller now in pereG health. Tbs above iaSs
ere well known to numerous circle OF his neghbors
and hinielf viii CRAFTY any who may wih to make
1artfcc inquiries on the fuhjed Although isnikcns
! worm lozenges produce frch powerful effects, when
nare1ary, yet they perfectly innocent and mild in
their operation or the human body, taken IN large
dofes as Mr., Fuller wall teAy--their particular mid.
ne5;s abundahty evident in nnunerabe cures of in
fants.
Csmsasaitaftd BY DR.. Jola Staseir, 7s,k 1oesx,
Ttngjlvauio.
Letter from the reverend MIR. JOHN MOTHER
1,;niller Of the kioravian chareh, in York town
57ork, .JaaH9ry 4tb, 1902.
DEAR SIR,
Dc. Hannltons loEengeS have been recon>n :nded to
me as very adequate means or the OF children
all tted with worms, procursi box for re ufe of
my family, TO try whether by OF this medicne
night be enabled TO gam point, which, 70
rih, diRercnt;otier means had proved abortive My
stllef boy had very ictly appearance, very reR
leis at night, grew eauer from time to tine in Gor
le {eemed be in precarious fate of health, which
would yield to of the medicines adnliriftertd
unoi rave hin, two dcfes of ioZenges aEreeablyn the
diTett;ois which carried eft iuhtance ali appear.
sitc mere but upon cloic pfpeGlids quite
peed with very lnlal living animals Nut one of that
Fort Of worms which rcealy sflit children came from
.hia Since that period he grew remarkably better
hezith and though iear haseot ftf ndlively COM
Ilsxou. Upon different locations have uled this
aicic 9 Furging tn5,F!tuse ard cnnJ it anfaer
exceedingly well, without bringing belly acne,
any 9th r dagTeeabic ei.ati"ns often oecahord by
yurging medicines. Upon the which Il judge this
dc1Ge TO be-, btides is main objef, ore et the not
flat1ry for reorng loft appetite and promoting
prrperfats Of digeon, Ly carving Of thst bilious
fnbAance, which engenders 10 nuc3 inditpotor beth
among children aud adults.
lam, Sir, your moi obcden- fervant
.IOHN MOTHER.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-13

s, THE editor vii be happys TO receive ccsunu.
niessiona which lead TO the exercise of tbs mied,
al thofe, who have bad a cultivated ecu eation,
and might tend 20 the mutual improvement of the
sxfirr5s and sbs readers. In this eountty .fasa-
pidly advancing in every objr Of improy sa,enss
fstre nor Be much caufe for spimsdvsfGsn; &C.
csfioss rapG ircqusntiy present Tor directing TIE
.rnatte q Sepurued... To ,hsie obT6ta he isvefy
1iesiteass &c Attracting attention. Biography OF
che skpmhler heroes Of the revolutionary war
-snight be aliJ very inteFcalng Eqnts Of this
mature. not on public reeori,- would be highly
acceptable. Phenomena ia natural hifary, viii
92a!foibe atsended to With pecdhat pseafdse.
So The three 6rf numbers have
been received and may be ieea at. this
office. sisers5 ~ ina
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-13
Hugh Smith,

Hugh .tolilIsll,
His nox received by he William ana tohn'T
srhe Enserpriz:, aad the lntiephl, afcin LIZ.
yepool,
4 complete efsrtmest Of
20 u E e N : w a K +.
ON. HAND,
&. GLASS WRSE
8 Liverpool aoSed falt
& Stone waIe
Pipes 1S.@ Esst
/ Ncw.Csalc gsisdaoess
Black bottles
Windows glals. &C. sc.
May s9. -@a@a "
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-13
Ehe Anodyas Elixir.

For the core CT every Kind ct had ach'
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-13

Dr., Hadn's trus and genuiae German
Corn f'aJfey.
"a infailiable remedy tcf eo1ps, fp,eaily Ee,
moving them root and branch, witton, giving
pain.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-13
Csnsssnieattd BY Dr. Jola staseir, YAK 1oesx,
TenaG}pani0.

Letter from the reverend MIR. JOHN MOTHER
Eg;niaer Of the Moravian church, in York town.
1ork.. JaaaGry Al, 1902.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-13
IOHN HOOVER.

ss50oru as4 1skfribrd d<fare
EBENEzER FESGusoN, Efq.
SOae.of thejssq,eess q tie ftaes fSra P1sds.
dt4ttbsa eoaay. sF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-11

Mr.. Fox, the political inminary of England, Is
laid TO have paid Mr.. Jefkcsfon not iefs nat,
|tering euiogium. On his late Witt to Paris, he
'sAs afked by Bosaparte. &c avho' he thought,
" was the greate9 ftasefman in the world % " I
have no doubt, that Mr.. Jefferfen u.s." was
Mr.. Fox's reply. A finer compliment could
not politely have been paid to any man!
1t is no compliment, to receive the approba-
ton OF men, who are not judges Of excellence
1t is the merit Of the euogif only which gives
value TO his good opinion. When men praife
US for qualities with which they have been long
converfant and which they may be fuppofed
capable Of understanding, it is then only that
their praiie feems the language Of truth. We
tecm then only to deferve admiration, when
we receive it from inch as are defervedIy adj
uired by the ref Ct the world. How mfg.
nifcant muR have feemed to Leihnitx, the n,oq
hatffrins opinion Of an ignorant ruftic, when
once Sir Ifaac Newton had notieedhis works.
But the compliment of Mr.. Fox is not to b:
confined to the merits of Mr.. Icfferfon alone
It may be confidered as noble tribute paid to
the principles of his administration, and even to
that republican fyftem Of government, which he
has done 70 much to eftablifh. And by whom
rs this tribute paid BY one Of the mott cnlight-
ened fatefinen in the freet nation of Europe |;
by one Whole delight is, to toatt I" the caufe of
liberty all over the world" but who has never
cea'ed to regret the imperfect eitablifhment OF
it io his own country; by a man, in fact, who
can contrae together the evils of f1ch mixed
contribution as exits in Great Britain, of its
king, its lords and it's clergy, with the fpiendid
benefits OF cur representative fyaem. But when
iuch man az this prefers or contribution to
his own, whit fhall we think Of thofe native
Americans who with to afiin,iate il more TO the
Britiih government, by infufing greater rnerey
into our executive When fuch man as this
commends Mr.. Jefferfon, Z" as the greateft ftatef-
man in the world" what fhali we think Of the
virtue or candour of thofe Americans, who de-
ny him every fort of merit!
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-11

pnaoh avidity and baxe afforded 70 much inaraA;on.
File had been amply fupplied BY the Brtilh govern.
menf with every thing neceaary render his feoood
tour through the interior Of that country, ofthe high
ea benefit to mankind. He arrived at Goree in Cri-
tin fhp of war IN the month of March, 1905; from
which he Attended the river Gambia, with about
forty attendants provided with portable canoes, and
every thing neeeary render their travels eafy and
fpeedy-shey hadpenetrated about 500 miles into
the interior, to place called Sego, which Ma. PARK
has defcribed in his former Book of Traveh-The
number of his atterdants had been reduced by eknefs
and death to three, executive Of hmfeif the King
Of this place, after carrying him into every part Of
the city which is walled in and eondered the iarge
in Africa, and iheSing him every curofsy which il
afforded had cruelty and brutaly murdered him, toge-
ther with his attendants. This intelligence Is furni-
ed us by gentleman reeertly from the Rio Pongus
who received the information frorn traders from the
interior country, and on whom reliance might be
placed fCbari9fon Coarier,J
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-11

The exhibition = .:cl,fcd by the pleaf;ng TO-
emnity of comforting the degree of Bachelor of
Arts on Meiirs. Bsrraud aud Pollard of Nor
folk, Mr.. Henley of James City, and Mr.. Beni,-
min Harrifon of Charles City. After which the
company retired, with feelings which virtue and
Innocence, only, know how to appreciate.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-11
at a meeting Of The Board of Diygkar, of,

Af a meeting Of The Board Of Diyssars orr
mutual 1dDaraaee Society againR fire on 5uiid.
ings or tbe .fate IF PTrgiuia, 6eld attbe Gene
re- -: on tie sot6 ct June, 1906,
EoR Sufficient reafons appearing totiie Board.
- ana IN puruance of the authority eeRed il,
bly,, eatituled, 90 an act fupplemen,ary 70 =,
act entitaied an act concerning the Mutual AZ
Rate of Virginia." -
R:jsfajra, That the fpeciaI agents of this 70.
ciety be allowed till the hra day of Oaober
nest to complete the re-vauation of all build.
'nss Which have been Injured prior to the 3oth
uay % January, sos, within the diftriets and
appointed. '-'"''F
- ALg&R. M'RAE, PrefdeGt M. AS
Tefe, a. o.
July 4.
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BANK OF VtRaTNrA

ME Preddent and Oirsaer, OF the banl; or Wiz.
g'nia' have this day declared a dividend Of sk
collars; Tor the lat Tx n'oths. each flare IN the
paid on application, after the i5,h inf.
- JOHN BRoeKENrRouSH, caa,.
-JNp {eptw1
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LOST OR MIsI.iIn

4 DRAFT No 1907 on James Gibbon, efqr. for
( \ 81 dollars. granted by 1honia. r. Tucker, Ffo
ireaiaFfr of ts U. S. in favcr of Thomas Richie
ANY perion who may nave found Il will obliqe the
Editor BY having it as the Enquirer Bookstore.
Inir l. - -, -
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NEGROES.--EOR SIZE

% BE Sold, at New Canton. Eeysn Npcpore
L. the properly Of Col VIM. Cannon or 3, 49,,
thereof as win raie the funf Of abou, one ,bonSanS
one hundred dollars, fatisfy debt due 70 San,ssI
Jones. The iale TO take place at Anderfon', eaverr
on the fourth Saturday in this prefent rnoutb Inlv
1906 BY Wade Mofby, Trufee. 'D''F'
VIZ. CANNON,
r.,, WADE MosBY.
-l11l - f2tsl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-11

virtue of deed of trua, executed by Nal.
J9hn rr,ce, tor the PurPofe of feeuring the pay
ed, TO John F. Price, and she expenses ATTENDING ,b
execution Of the ru will be fold TO the hohea bid
der at Ws' Tavern, in the apper end Of this conn
y, on Saturday the 2nd day Of A,,guO nex,--FIVR
NhSRotS' to wit Angela and fiev ion children.
named Gritty, Billy. julia and Mingo.
WILLIAM d. WRFN7
July IL. rar,
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TEN, which sprogrefiive and endcis IN tic eyn.
Mr.. Hume, in his chapter ON public credit, ex-
plains, in his ufual ffyle of perspicuty and ele-
gance, the natural tendencies and final terrha-
tion OF public credit. 1t will in every inftance.
according TO Hume, terminate in one Of tn, re
ways: either :" it will die of the. doctor," il
will :" die natural dcath," or i, will die a vi.
olent death."--It will either fall victim to
tome rah and daring innovator, who, wifhinr
70 relieve his country from the burthen which
weighs it down, propofrs and cauies TO be a.
iopted iome rain and violent cxpedient or it
will perth from the feeds of dctrlietion which
It carriesin its own bottom that il, It will in
safe to iuch an amount to exceed the pof-
Hole power OF payment. and become 70 i'm
menfe as TO fall by its own weight, and bury ia
its ruins the whole fabrick of govern,nent..-or !.
tditiy, the iyttem of credit will ultimately 70 re-
duce and impoverlh,a nation, as TO fubiecf it to
the tword or foreign conque1. One or other of
theie conirqucnces NUT Inevitably follow the
iyttem OF credit whereverit exits. Who is there.
then, 70 Cupid as to believe that this fyffem can
continue
will now dfmifs the fukjea of Public Cree
dit, and clofe rhis efay, which will ierve as an
introduction to a tubiequeGt number ON the
Ensij@ Gjqeo, Of Fi.anct.
dore Pre6feto tie Secretary Of tie Nav,.
-. PoaTLEND, June II, 1906.
SIR,
By Lieutenant Jones, Of the Navy, had I,
this day the honor to receive your letter of the
18th ult. accompanying Gold Medal, truck
IN pnHuance Of a reiolution of Cougrefs OF the
Sd March, 1905. emblematical of the attacks
on the town, batteries and naval forces of TriS
poll, by the iquadrcn under my command. Yoa
VIII be pieaied TO communicate TO the Preiidsnt
or the United States, shat accept with graft.
tude this honorable teftimony OF the approba.
'tion OF my country. And ] pray you to be az
iured that am truly tenfiblc of the very hand-
Tome and obliginG manner IN which If has been
prefented.
have the honor Ia be, with the higheft
reipea, Sir, Your moi obed't fery't,
EDWARD PREBLE.
lion. RoBERT SMiTH.
An ERRATUM occur. il Col. Ma,o's Toaf az
! puhiihed in the lat paper: II ihosid have been
sfius.
" The Manchester and Richmond cavnlry---mar
their brows be ereomPahed with the iaurels to which
! they afe entitled"
! The commentaries from the Editor 81
the National ntellgencet ihal appear in the next ma.
per. "a
| Want OF room prevents as from noticing the ex.
Psriments, made in New-York, Philadslphia &c Rail-
enore on the fptg'ai potion of The worm of the
A'ornbaFdy poplar. Srch OF our friends, a, have
mace inii!ar experiments in this city, may confer be-
neut upon ioeiety, by making them known through
thepre(s
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POLITICAL ANFcporR.

The Great Frederick of Pfunia IL faid To have
prefcnted fword 10 General Warrington with
this noble Compliment from the oldef to
the greateft generals the world"