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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-18
April Is.
VALUABLE PROPERTY F0R g11r

BY vi'fne efa DEED Of 7ruR e.,ev,,y l.. ~, >,
w CaH Of tie fovUn Of Tas6abaunock and 90
f:De*' 10 ArS6i6ala Dirk and Daui1 Buchanan H..
"s5 "af ~: 2of@ aay Of May 1889, a, rJyy bs,
Of 79SPe6aa"oek, on tie o7b Gay Of 1n.. ''''E
f1KEE LOFTS, known in the plan of the fa;d
town by No. |, Q, and 49, wherein ,ha IN
MICAH at Prefen refdes OF theie Iottsars ~li
iuaoie improvements, eonifting of DWELLING Horc,
TWO i'ory ,agh, with three rooms and n,ii, L.
low ana tnree rooms above fairs, three rooms i, H.
celar' with fre place in every room, and Ceve-,I
'ltiou'eS' committing of a Kitchen, Smoke-bopC.
stable exc all of which are peaiantlv Gt,,,d ~ 10
river bank, and command an .xtenGys p' tie
river above and below. A few articles of bo,claI,
furniture VIII be fold together with thoCe o,,s -
houies, &c. '''S "na
Wbs l'hdou h5e fame day, on tie 5,ng;is,.
,r3 "a lEACf OF LAND, the property Of faid
l Gai' ituate IN the county aforefaid, on HoGiss's
creek, adjoining the fad town of TapnabannoaI
tanning by elimination, five hundred and two ,cra.
NC me !ame more or leis, together with the va,e
grlH mill adjoining, which is at prefent ot r -:
hut may be rendered very valuable At r,a,e,IP,'
beng one OF the mott valuable and convenient nil
ea's IN all that part Of the country having I,rge g.
o"ye'ie,t mi, houie two iiory high, built of ifne
orck and wood, calculated for manuIasiur;ro m -
exttniive plan, iituate on a neverfaiI; ai'
"i'ii'h one mile OF tide water belonging TO tb nil
are two very convenient houles for the accop,n,od
lon 0t miller, cooper &c. This tract of land is ge-
morally OF good quality, lies well and is well tnbered
p|sL'IfTOgf Sfl'Iae4 he ESD Day efi5e Gme moo,s
f"Efz at J'6" A4iA%e''s Tavs,n, in Ae lid eovrt,
,11 ~ iE Gl OF LAND, the property of f.d
M an hfuate near faid Millers Tav ad;n;nin
the lands Of Thomas Allen and Iolepb Man 'oJon'ng
ing by emation, one hundred and feven acrs ~
the lame more or Iefs being the land the (a;d NIc.
PurGhaied OF Richard Jeffries. This is good famine,
land, lies well and well tnbered-rYeIve r,".l
cred't VIII be given, upon the purchafr or pnrrb.'
.s.' sIVa"g ooha' and IN every cafe Deed of Trpa
chaie money, by INC PuF-
GEORGE POTTIE, and
CHARLES THOMPSON
alto'"'.' L" f16f fer the creditors Of 44yeb. NFCgH
Loufa, April IS. TAX. '"''
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April is.

III ,,.r Holders OF PRIZES in the Pirf Cafs 9th.
William & Mary Lottery. are ;nErn'a, " .t sis
every exerton is making, to obtain pavnen, 'iae
tickets fold on credit which thoie thus indebted sr
again aPPrized, will become due on the 5b pre.nt
ana are earneitly entreated to make inmed;,s -
mttances to the fublcriber. So foon as funds nm;
en-. TO dIeharge iuch claims, the major part Of them
. on haIa notice will be duly given. In the mean
whiie' mole inclined TO receive bonds, or notes IN
payment may on application have their claims i'm,
medately fatislied ''A''''s I'M
The TICKETS for the end clafs are nr.r,r;,,
and VIII be ihorty ready for delivery by s
Ro. GREENHoW
April 1s -'|E'N.ff'
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D.tga.e. 70 u. e.L.i.r cer.,aL ln.nlh.

De'fgafe' TO be egfdqg Gcaeyal IG:agbiy.
Sfoilyl0eaio--tiugh r Mercer, John Minor.
tTeaerief-James Singleton, 'Strother G. Settle.
T"ef6",ege-Andrew Alexander, Jofeph Grigiby
Pyi1eeIf A77--E. II. Mofeley. l.. Cornick
Naho7oay--Dr. Jones, Peter Lampkin.
Sg3lS-- George billiard, John Tarrait.
Prime Geoyge--Beni Harflon. &. y. Harriron.
C0yoiiae-Daniel Coleman, Richard Hawes
Williamfon Price. Ioreph Wyatt.
ABfwarIs-- Hugh Mellon, sWalter cake.
Sfa6o,a--John Moncure, John T. Brooke.
ye-9fW igbf-John II Purdie, flames John(on.
----s Nszo AIeubeys.
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PROSSER q MoNCURR. v, NIL,
MARSHALL SALE

% BE SOLD, FOR ready money, under de-
cree Of The Coa-t of the United STATE. g.
the 9th circuit in the Virginia Di1ra, between PHI
meas Vond attorney for the creditors Of Ezekiel I'd
wards pl and David Rois G, others defendants in
aerto ,"ethe fun Of 1850 dolls 81 cts due & psyabl.
me 'It Gay oil January lar, that valuable and wei
Kno"n eate IN the county Of Botetourt called Fort,
Lewis The fale will be male ny, ,le
9Th day Of June next ." '''e
BENZ MOsBY, d NJ. Tor.
April 19. sc
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BOTTLED PORTER

ME fubfcriber has on hand, and intends keep
r., ', ing, a coniiant fupply of Philadelphia BOZ
Led PORTER, of the bet quality Pnrchafvrs
may nave 1t put up to be fit for ule at any time re-
d. J. BURR,
Second do9r above tie Eaqie- 7a1eyn.
April is G.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SAFE

y virtue Of a Deed of Trul, executed to H.. 6,L
- ierlbers, by Doctor James Warrai and p sba.D,
MS wiie' bearing date the 22nd of Tune 1905 ~
cure the payment of purchafe made Of vV,I,g-a AZ
LEWIS executor of Francis Lewis deceaIed
VIII nc Told on the preniiies on Frilav the o.b sc
May next, one TRACT of LAND. conve,ed - 90
trut, lying in The County of Elenrico. abont fr
rom Richmond and containing four hundred and
hinety-three acres more lels together with one 80
gro man Auitn and one negro woman Rachel .,,
nay iiorles' three mich Cows, three Heirers and 80
wagon and Geer 70 much thereof "a ,o;II h. cr
icIent TO raiie the FUN of < 1915 o. Cd curren, ~,
neyot virginia, due the faid Wiltlhire M Lewis exs
eutor OF francis Lewis deeealed, together win 80
pences attending the execution of aid trpG !, 80
Following payments as expreIed in faid Deed If rrt
VIZ. One moiety thereof for ready money with ne
reit on the amount Of iaid purchafe 1915 Ios "a
rom the 2llt day Of February 1901 to the ON FL
l5O6, except $50 dolls. which has already bee, 80
and the reidue payable in two years from the o1e
February lat sO5, with ntereR thereon fror, 49,.
atoreiaid CIR February 1906, payable the f,;J nta
reit annually A Deed ofTruA on the propsr,v al,
be required ply WI"
PRossER % MoNCURE, v. M,r,
AT the fame time and place will he fold ,bo
malnder of the flock and plantation utenil. -, ca
farm on credit of months, for al fums aboyo co.,
dollars, with bond & approved feeuritv AIc, Iii
mas next. ' "'''' SH'ii'-
-- -lPlu 20. tdC
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wich-freet. on wsdnefday evening the 18th in
FAINT, at 7 O'Clock, when the necef1ary explana-
tions fhall be given.
SAML. C. OGDEN.
New-York, 18th March, 1906.
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We are authorized to Gate, that DR. John r. Foul
ihee, is Candidate, for the Congregational Diar4 Of
Henrico, Hanover, New-Kent and Charles-Cit At
tho next Election.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-30

Il template much more the happiness OF in
dividuals, and the permanent peace and
! security Of nations, than the power and
splsndor OF soyereigns.
Under these considerations, there is
much more reason 10 fear, that Bonapar,e,
! will not fotIn federation Of states, than,
/. that he will do il. Ii will not cost him
another effort to give to France, without
the aid OF 4 federation OF states, ,perma-
nency and an internal v;gor, which will
he aG!c TO repel all the pow ers Of Eurone,
and which might insure 10 that empire,
The vassa!age OF adjoining nations.
In tE's view ct the case, Bonaparlc de.
serves much credit, even for The idea.
bdt how much more credit viii he de-
serve, Tor turning his thoughts upon a
project so liberal, and 30 self denying, if
u be true, as many %.I,ers and poiticic
ans, pretend to believe, TIA he has subiu-
gated or can suhjuga,e, he rest Of Eu-
rope! When this power, and these opi-
mons, are duly cons dered ought We rot
20 feJolce. even in the anticipate hone,
that he who has the means, may possess
The VIII, To establish "a pian, which will
give not only TO Europe, but to oil the c.
'ilizcd world, The prospec, of q long and
lasting peace, and an unlcm Of s,aes,
which will abolish those bauelul prejudi.
ces and cdiaus distmclions, by which the
people Of Europe. have been made the
enemies OF each other, and by wl.ch so
many wais, have spread havoc and desos
ia'ion, oser every pait Of The globe!
" hale therefore, m2ay we'll laeaB;utr
and honorable men, weary and dis3iecl
Themselves, Us well as Others, with lear.
iui aniicipa,ions; 1t seems 10 b. proDer.
to view he same auticI patton w:h me
"fost beniguanl pea sure. |. IS g ON these,
as well as rom those conspicuous deeds,
winch are known 20 IL. he void. thatMe
Gus III all 1" persuade ourselves, iha. the
Emperor Napoleon, la, iher forgotten
Tor abandoned, the principles and pio.
misses, which he Published WHEN h. vas
e:eVa.ed 20 The s,aIon of frs. Consul.
1 en it was when he s.lcmnly engaged
10 contend atene /6r Me RI 9 of + anee
ana Tie hatfi.cSs OF I'D. qo4s.d.
Until something al Ia oUnpis&io very
different from any th'ns wh!ch has vet
Appeared, shall b. discovered; ne writer
OF this, w.li aOl aiiow INN ii 10 IL ar, lb.t
this promise IS ioig,tteo, OF VIII be bio-
ken. NePUleon is 100 great. aud TOO
sise, 10 neGIecl SO laiF an opportunity, of
OBJ aiming ihe most splendid and aonora.
ole distinction, winch ever falls. 20 he lot
OF man. IL is the distinction of beiai. u.
niyc raally Acknowledged, IN addition 10
his other une qUalled honors, 10 be The
6fTsfaetor 9( mdUkiai
PACIEICATOR.
IT. be Con-i1lued
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(By Authority.)

AN ACT
AN ACT
F1t5sr to Gl:sr and estaJ'i;b certain POST rozGs;
AID ioT OTHER pHP7sts

AN ACT
FiUtSsr 70 GE:sr ard esfabisb certain 6ost ro4Gsi
AID ioT o,bsr pRP7.es
BE IL enGc,cd BY tbe Senate and R.use Of Eetre-
ssrtniiveS Of fbe United gnes If 4us, lea in i,n.
greSs assembled That the following post rosdz
shall b. discontinued From Dixon's SPRING. 70
Lebanon. in Tennessee; and from Raleigh by
Haywood Chatham courthouse, aud Chapel
Ill., TO HfisbDyougn in Norh Carolina.
Sec . dHdb BE- H)ifrtbe1 enacted, That the fol.
lowing post roads be establishes:
In A1aSsqchusetks.
From G awhile, througi Sahdisiieid and New
Marlborough ioStockbridge; and from ltoches-
ter by Middebotough, Els; sing House, to
East Bidgewaier; from Brook6cd THOUGH
Brinfsld in Massachusetts; to Stafford Springs.
aud shencc 10 roliaud. III Connecticut.
In the District Of Main
Fem Brewers to plantation number five.
FROM marlborough through Fairfax Unity,
Cohedge,Jwn, 20 Handsn. Fem Buck ford.
through HARTFORD, to LiveYmo,e: and from
Hew.NiilIfo,d, ,h'oush BAiIstown. Palermo, and
Day.stown. 10 Belfast
In gsrn,onf.
Fson poyal,on, through Tunbridge, Chelsea
and Vershire TO Corinth.
In Connec lieut..
From Pomfret, hrorgh Gloucester, TO Provi.
dence. in Rhode Island
In Ne7u York.
From The town Of Cherry Valley. thr,refl
SPunsEed Biehfe!d, plainfed ard Bridgewa-
Ter 20 sangesfeid, and from Harfi 6ursh,
through Wiiamstown. Ggdeusbugh. Poisaarl,
Cha;eaugay 20 pla;.sbutg. Fro0' z ONE through
Eediicid. Adams b. Smiths mills to Socket
Bavbcr, and from thence 10 Cherasgh. From
Bath, through Caaisiio town, Darv,s and Will
iamsburgh to Hastford. and from Onsndag1 TO
t.je village of Oswcgo in Lysau5er ; and cross
post fscIn Wet Hampton, 20 River Head.
From New Lebanon, in the stare o. New York,
by Hancock, Richmond. Lcnnox Lee. Zee kcts
Louicn, and Sandi5ttld. in iIassaohuse:ts TO
New Ea4tfUTd, in Connecticut.
IN Ne1V Jty8fy,
From BelSidere 10 stttad bsrgh, in Pcnnsyl'
vauia.
In I'cnrspfgaHil.
From Bc'lin, ;hrou.h saisb9'y, 20 Curober-
lard. From Grccnsbn-g 10 kiuaniagi from
Tunckhsorock, 70 Crenango point IN Rev
*; and from Gresnsborgh through M5urz
Pleasan,, Nob5stown, aud Nillismspou, TO
Washington and from Wa,ainston. thsoug5
Nc4anor,a 70 Wheeirg Etm Ce.ysbugh.
Tough Mh,eF5 town, NicholS.u's Cay, and
Wa>Desbvrg1 70 C!-,n Czs;ls,
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WILLLIII e MARY COLLEGE,,
kuGUsr, 1876

Is hereby made known TO the pubic, thar
= there will be established in College plain,
but decent table. upon the lowest terms, which
will secure the institution against loss The
boasd viii commence on the Sd Monday in Oao-
Der thc period fixed Tor opening the lectures in
The philosophical and mathematical schools.
IL is also notified, that all Junior students will
be compelled to lodge in College. to board at the
public table, to devote certain stared hours to stu
dy, 10 appear at the calling of roll 1T o'cocl;
Ia the evening, during the winter term, and AZ
y, duunS tbs! OF the summer, TO contnue IN their
rooms, amer they have reiired from the roll hi
the ucEt morning, ana TO observe other regula,i
ons, which Cannot faIi 70 be highly benefciai to
youth.
The Object of these arrangements IL. not ONLY
TO diminish the expense of student ut this C0i .
isge, bat. to guard, as cGetmsl!y as can be done,
against diss'i e;ion and Iileness For this latter
purpose asystcra, more restrictive than thai hi
ther.o adop ed. Wil be steadily pursued Pr
rents and Guardians who witness the iicSeased
tendcucy to those evils, against which the Col.
Ege holds itself bound TO oppose every barrier
within is rover, will not hCsita,e 20 approve Of
those rltaus, WHICH may be deemed necessary
for so salulary purpose. But, silen. appfo
baton IL sufficient. 'gheiy cooperation al, o
is essenia. They are. therefore, earnestly ~ q.
quested 20 take care. ihat their SONS, ~. wards,
shall be Completed 10 ob ervc prudent and wise
economy. IL - maxim, not TO be- forgotten,
that the Improvements Of youth viii generally be
i'Te5seiY - their eEpente ros Is il less ffHs i,
tina, Their expenditures will be ia proportion TO
tre Temptations, which Il nisapplied Eberziit7
must excite. Let then no money be furnished
beyond a Moderate sun and, let no credit be al.
loved. except for specified articles. and to a sne
cited amount. This advice to Parents and quar-.
diaus. viii. il IS hop'd, be duly appreciated, aud
departed tom in 10 INSTANCE. Il is impossible,
the. the wiscsf system OF education can give to
youth those ircs,lmsble benefits, which u'igh,
fntr Siye be derived, if parents aud guardians do
not yueruou'y. and 2calouslJ compel obedience
TO that economy, which is here 50 earnestly re.
commended; ami, tina, every one may know
whs, may be consiiered as the necessary expen.
d:u,s OF student, IT this re, il 10 stated
thar
The board, for the course, viii net exceed dole.
100
Fees 70 two professors, 81
Caacles, fuel and wa.hng. 81
Pocket money. not TO exceed ~
COS
81 the soeie'y,
]. MADISON. Py.
Aygu ~. (A2's2O
ESCI5Gop y'Arffe9 Papes
Ia se.e q. ibi1 4G:e.
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CONSIDERATIONS concerning tie Federation
OF ne Stcrea ef !Et.rohe.

e0nS'aIrafons concerning the Federation
OF RE Storeo cf !T,irofe.
hhIHO' we cannot exacliy compIe-
hend the ul.erior Objects of this magniG
cent project, yet is possible 10 offer ...
hypotheticai illustration. An historians
know that the illustrious Henry the ~,
King of France projected federation or
league OF many OF the European states ::
but before Ii WAS promulgated or ripe for
execution, Henry was assass;nated by
kava.iiac, aud the plan OF the intended
federation has been made known by his
confidential minister the duke Of Sully.
II is now also SAID lha, the Emperor Ma.
poleon attends 10 carry into execu ion
similar project.
he situation Of Europe is row very
different from that which then existed.
A plan, which was then wise and neces.
sary' wonId now, in some respects, appear
to be ridiculous. The motives for chat
lederasinn appeared to have been indis.
pensibie. The civilized parts Of Europe,
'hrn called ChTistendom. were threaten.
I'd by electromagnetic from the east, by
PaSanism from the Ncrih and the East,
and hf the ambition OF the house Of Aus
via IN the ceuue. All Europe was ex.
posed TO danger from each of these eau.
ses. The Forks threatened .hem on the
one side, tho Russians on tie other, and
Chaties the Fifth seemed ready to grasp
every thing.
Henry the Fourth, who was not ONLY
SINGER ;y devoted to .he Christian reiip,.
On, but was also en- able and beLevaIeot
statesman, had prolecled tbs scheme
no' Only Tor the pupnae Of opposing, by
aG: lHate means, the incursions and con.
squee's Of these powers, bmt also to pro.
mote the tranquility, pro. peri,y and hap.
piDess OF Europe. Since that time En-,
rope has been engaged IN many disasttous
vars Great changes nave been made.
Some powers have totally Disappeared,
others which then were Of little con,e-
qusnce have Obtained exalted stations.
Nothing now is 20 be feared from the Pa-
ganism anu barbaiism uf Russia, from
The Mahome,anism and Gerocijy Of Tur.
Key, or from the all grasPipg ambition Of
Austria.
Bo0aparte, it is believed, has now also
t'tmed Federation OF states, but from
very different causes and fJr very differ.
eai purposes. The intended federaaun
OF Henry the Four.h, from the circum.
s'encts which existed, vas intended for
war The Il uation Of France required
H. The federation Of Bonapa,te IS de-.
sgned ior peace, and 10 proven, future
wars. NapCI2on's objeS appears to con
template the general benefits Of all man.
kind' to goaranlee the future peace O
EuloPe, ard 20 give 10 he rulers Of eac !
nation an opportunity OF promoting arts
sciences aud civilization,
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FoR THE Argus.

A great part Of the following Essay was
published sonAe time ago by the writer
OF these remarks il III. Enquirer as
communication. The subject appears
to he well adapted to .hrse discussions
and has been accordingly modified to
suit them.
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TO RENT,

TS7HE TENEMENT formerly oc-
I cupied by Messrs James and Alexander
Dunlap and la,ely by William T STONE. a, the
west end OF the market bridge, AMI adj Ih,inz the
house IN which AN extensive verdue store IS a,ou,
~ DE established. IF more Agreeable, would
sell, on reasonable terms. q lease Of about seven
and half years in the said tenement
William NeKim.
Richmond. Iu'y 23,h. 1906. w,f
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.Mer. Quarter, c. p. G..
Richmond, August IS, 1896. 3v

RY virtue of "a deed oi,trust now
EI of record in he disnia court of Richmond
executed 90 me BY Jacob Trabue. Of the county
Of powllaIan, on the 9Th day of February 1905,
IN order TO secure the payreni CT CHS lis. ID
due TO Lyle and aI'Crede. of Manchester, with
the leg interest accrlnug ,heteon, and the costs
necessary TO carry the uusr into execution, will
be SOLD, to the highest bidder for ready mo
neg, al Zechariah Hrooks's tavern. in the town
OF Manchester, on the first dag Of October next.
600 ACRES OF LAND,
De the same more or less lying and being in the
county OF Powhaian, or perhaps part thereof
may be IN the county of Chesterfield, and bound.
ed by the lands of Benj.mm Watkins, Reuben
Winfyey. Samuel Roper and the Buckingham
road. being the whole OF The tract of land on
which the said Jacob Tratue now resides
TRO's DEPP, Trustee,
Manchester. AUGUST 25th, 1906 ids
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I$c0 Tracts or Parcels Of Lard,
Containing in The two 500 acres Also, another
tratt Of $40 acres, in Amherst county, on Euck
er's ran. nortgaged by Charles patteson TO
George h'ppen & Co. to secure payment Of
three hundred and sixty FIVE pounds fourteen
shiil,ngs and four pence half penny, with ncer,s ST
from the 26h day Of August, 1779 ami I'LL costs.
dccreed by the laid court of Buckingham, No.
veinber, 1928. The FIRST mentioned two tratls
viii be sod, or SO MUCH ,he,ecf. as will be suifi.
Gent TO sa,isfy The piain,iiis' demand, the 10Th
day of Otiober. 1906 he said 500 acres in Am.
ferst county, viii De Sold, On the lam,l che l9sh
dsy ct October 1906 or so rnuch thereof as will
satisfy he plaintiff dsruan,l
By the Commissioners.
August 18th, 1876 6w
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JaSf rcceipsd az This Office,
The SECOND VOLUME

:. TURKS History Of Vwginia.
Subscribers arc requested to call and take their
nncAS. August 81.
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ESCl5Cop C LCft6r Papcg
tos sa.e o. sbis (G:e.
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IT. be Ctnrinued }
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-01

TIE public will take particular notice that
the following Genuine Medicines are sold as
usual in Alexandra, only, by Mr. James Ken
nedv, sen. at his store in king-street, and BY
Doctor John OFT, George-IoWa.
DR.. Harnilon's Worm Destroying Lozen-
ges, well known TO be the only safe and lnfai-
hble remedy.
DR.. Hamilton Grand Restorative Tor debl-
litafed constitutions
Drs HamiIton.s Essence and Extract Of
Mustard.
DR.. Hamilton Vegetable Ointment tor the
Itcn--a certain cure, by once using.
Hams A1ti-BiIious Pills
InfalIible Ague Drops.
Genuine Persian Lotion, for removing GU
taneous bIemishes, and improving the com-
plexien.
Indian vegetable Specific, in high repute
for Tx. cure OF a certain nameless disease.
Dar,ask Lip Salve
Restorative Tooth Powder.
I5ahn's German Corn Plaster
Hams Eye Water, an excslisst and safe
remedy.
Tooth-ache Drops.
November &c.
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IN of,7cs Ct I2Te0sntf2 " l3RlsS. ~ g
Fortaa pravontiogl ssns cure Of olliaas ann
Indignant Eevers Is reearlTsa9necs ~
Lee's Anti Bilious PllIs,
Preaarsd 81 Fiefarcl! Lee srd Se., 5a!.'asore'
The operation Of sIlese pillsis perfectly NILS,
SOFAS to be used wita safety By person. II every
situation, and Of every age.
They arc exccHen5i? aaaPtodto carry OF ST.
psriuoas bile and prevent re ssloroAd sscir-
tions--to restore and amend tas spspotate~-i'fo-
duce a free persaisssior-T; md thereby prevent
colds, nllich arc often Of fatal consequence
dose never faiis to reNnoTo cold, i takeEE ca
It's first appearances. laeY Sfs 9otaeEa'sa 1et
rernovas hssbitual costiyc.es IS -s5@kaess at the
s4oIaqcr and ssvere heac-aeho--2E& ought to
be taken by an Pagso IS On c.la2eo Ct cl,-nate-
They have been ToGnd re e e~E2kly oiiicacsots
in preventing and carSagg aisorderf sttor.dsnf on
lo9rvoys,yes, aad sho,lti DC proca.ea, ard care
fully preserved for use By every seaEnsa'