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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-03
NOTICE

BY virtue Of a Trnft Deed executed to US by Mrs
Margaret Wee, we hail OF Saturday the 18th
inn. exPoie to ials By public auction 10 ihe higher
bidder, for ready money, upon the prsmilcs;
4 LII the rsmaiping pare Of that Trad, piece or
/ 4 F'rcei o' Ground, heretofore r1jirol.J Of. f.
We, lying and being 80 the CRY Of Richmond and
winch IS commonly called and known by tine name of
Oleluey's Academy ground or i2 much thereof, as
may be fuihceut 10 pay aud atisfy two indictments
1000 dolls. each, due MIR. Eeamers Smith of ,he
city OF Richmond, and the co0 and eLargss Of exeer-
ting this tfuG
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-03
SATURDAY., FEB. 3l.


The Houfc refolved itielf into a committee
of the whole-Mr. TenDy in the chair, on the
bill making appropriation for the further
protection of the ports and harbours of the u.
States.
The f,R fiction of the bill appropriates " 90,
900 dollars" to this Object.
This FUN was truck out.
MIR. Cook then moved to fill the blank with
100000 dollars.
This motion was advocated by MefIrs. Cook,
Ely, Dana and oppofed by Melirs. Chandler,
Holland, Elmer and Fix.
Mr.. Newton fpoke in favor of making IL
berai appropriation, without piedgng himfeIf 10
vote for the fun propoied.
When the queaion was taken, and the motion
dfagreed to-Ayes 44--Noes 81.
A motion to III the blank with zoe, 900 dol
lars was ,,kcwife egatiyed--AYes 10.
Mr. Newton moved 10 fll the blank with
100000 dollars, which motion was agreed TO !;
Ayes Sc; Noes 81.
MIR. Thomas then offered a new fiction. ap-
propriating dollars TO enable the Prehdent
10 build gun boats.
This refoluton was Imported by MeiTrs.
Cook, Alton, Smile and Gregg; and oppofed
by Meiirs. d. r. Williams and Quincy and a.
greed to Ayes So Noes 81.
dollars - Ayes Sc; aud the (.eoud. with
"thirty.'
The committee rofe ard the Houfe adjourn,
ed without deciding on The report of the COM
mittee.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-03

TO RENT,
z PRICK TENEMENT, near the Nlnnra9o.
= rYoi arms, lgHe'cn;y large 70 ac.ouroIs.e
. gen,eel iam.,. 3. HAIyiE.
Mar-h g ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-03

Mr.. QaiHcey fhppcrtci and Mefrrs. Jack.
ION, Bidwell and Gregg oppoied the reference
of the refolution to afele6t committee.
Mr.. Creeg moved to poaponc i, indefinitely.
This motion was fupported By MeGrs. Smile,
EPpes, Elmer, and Sloan; aud oppoird BY
Mefifs. Newton, ]. Randolph, Elliot J. Clay
and Kelley.
When the queftion was taken at s o'clock,
by Yeas and Nays, on the indefinite poapone-
nent, and carried in the affirmative Yeas go;
Nays SIS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-03

FOR RENT,
"A SMALL HOUSE near the Bank, lately
L 4 occl pied by Lewis Haryie, Ell. as ai,oi.
dcc.-Apply at tie Bank,
Msith 2, e
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-03

RETAINING IN TIE posT.orrIcf, RICH
MoSD. VIRGINIA, FEBRUARY 2s, 1922
WHICH HAVE ROT ALRgApy sLEN AD-.
yE8TIESD.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-03

according TO the NstchCzHe1ald Of the goth
Of January, Aaron Burr has denounced James
Whknion as = traitor Ia moa prlcions
villain and a Spanifh PrnG3ner j"
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-07-17

die motion, and said Re hoped the court
would not suffer such aotion 70 Ls
made. He said he knew very well hisj
protestation would have no eject upon,
he audience. bur that il was his duty
Is protest against such amotIon is IRE.
nulaF and Improper That this motion
Gould only Be iusti6el in the supposition,
lhasis was 1 contempt Of court. This
charge hs understood amounted 70 dis:
that zen. Wilkinson had compelled ceT-
Tain Witnesses to come from New.Or-
leans 10 Virginia. This he declared was
no contempt Of court and II There was an
error III this conduct il was no snch cons
tempt a. the court could notice. Here
guessed the court therefore 10 consider.
the case ana BE was certain the motion
could not be sustained. MIR. Hay said
theeounaeIhad been pleased 20 put wor,is
into Ais mouth which he never had nc.
tered. That they had the ssnie object
in making these nistatetnsnts ID the
motion they now proposed. As 10 the
charge agaihst gen. Wilkinson be waa
ActNAlulG WuS@ u0N VuAy ~ 8O@
made hut highly unjust and could not at
III eysnts come within the Jurisdiction Of
the court. Mr.. Randolph he said had
come II Tie most solemn lnsnner before
the court, and with ! declaration and
pompous declamatiDa - II the whole
country was in danger. he had made this
charge against Genera lRiikinspa. What
was his o6jett, VA. Il 1stto iniame the
public mind and .,he pablie ear, But
notwithstaniing, he could urn justice
would NOS sleep de court would do
their duty and he hoped would pot re-
gard the charge made against general
WilkinScn 10 Be Of the descriptions ter-
med contempt ofthe court. He there,
fore hoped the court wonld postpone the
consideration ofthe motion until the ter-
imitation Of this prosecution: He trus-
ted also that Mr.. Marin would not pro-
coed il the style and nanner he had hi
therto done. u !. 7.
lTsts ssni;antR ]
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-07-17

s.. ! BEG leave torepresent to you.
that having observed In the newspapers,
4 resolution made by.a committee, ON
the 18th ult. prohibiting any communi.
cation between his Britannia msjesty's
consnl q Norfolk, and his ships lying
a. anchor In Lynsayen bay !. and dis
beinea tAessme extremely hoesile not
only In dspriying the British cd ~ FROM,
discharsing The duties Of his ONCE, but
at the ssfhe time preventing me IRON Oh
tanning that infosmatiop SO absolutely
.neesssafy for his maiesty''s sevsiee. +
am therefore dsterminsd II thi. infringe
ment Il not iNMEpiA7Ilx ANsuLLrp
10 prohibit evsrysessei bound either in
or out Of Noifolk. 70 proceed TO their.
destination, until i know the pleasure Of
my government. or the eommander in
chief son this station. You must be
perlertly aware thar the British flaR ne.
yer has or ever win Be insnlted with irn-
punity. You must also bs aHaf, skat Ii
has been, and il stillin my power 10 OBJ.
sstruct The whole trade Of the Chesapeake
sinee The late circumstance. which / de.
sisted from, irusting that general una.
nin6ity would be restored. Respecting
the deserters lately, apprehended from
she uei.ed States frigate Chesapeake in
my opinion, must Be decided between
the two goyefnmentsAIcNs ltthere-
fore rests with the inhabitants stNorfolk
either 70 engage IN war, or remain on
teIms Of pesee. Agreeable to my inten-
tons ! have proceeded 20 Hampton
Roads with the squadron under my com.
,mahd, to wait your snsWer which I trust
syop will favor me with without delay.
have The honor to be, sir,
Yonr most obedient servant, Il
r. DOUGLAS.
shciose You twoietters ID the Bril-
tish eonsulss Norfolk, which you win
be pleased % forward him.
70 ashiea ne MGR returnsdfar fsi. ]
1svinR anssoer 81
NoRiotE, July ), 1907.
{, I HAVE reserved your me-
nasing letter Of yesterday this moment.
The day on which shis answer Is written
ought 81 itself 10 suiice, 10 prose 10 tho z
subjects Of your overeikn. thatshe Anne, {
fitan people are not 70 Sc iniimidstaa d
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-07-17

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g Seu1s .nsn sis n,sse on assop1s q
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on arBnments q tfsslat points tnst some
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NJ; Martin and ~. Hay sesera,iy
argued ior zone tine, ne one upon sns y
Profssesys ms osesr rpon me inprePrle-.
yy.9l sn.s propos 'slan rom tns court. s
= I. siey men stated g ne Z our, tnas
&c wisneds f5ossor noliinan snouiu Oe
4 before ,ns esFand lEsy when Wyley awas
mere mt 1o''m 20 q Vas 9 Perdonsa
Z man. ana thsrsiors bound g answer any
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Nasnsa g be usasrmined; sfs
~. pq'esssid. shey had been prsPar.
lng ms s,sssi N sor me contsauanee q
s IS arss nssnts g YESTERDAY asco!d'ng 20:
sae sg5ss nsnt q Eifs lsay hfu,sslt. ne.
stnsIsaofe en- moved tnat the Ionrt 60 on,
&i,n ne arGums Non Iestettiay
s. ts.y Iepl:ed, 3 n,s ps.p,s,.ion Of
s.-oayi aia not. meet Vim tns pleasure
g NE gentienan, pc bad 90 obleetion e
sa1s'a g 01seossed aitsruards: /. 3
~ oufr rose and proposed 2 tne
49, ao1sey Moa'o asrss g send 90 along;
s1 80 l 49, q s esI.,nes,e ssallIg :
go s! 20 49, 49, s'.un...lx ons,eu :, 20
i 80 ~ .sns tsss.Isn.. Mn,cu patuon ne
1890, ,ns Woulu nave = e coleeuon %
sup's sAe matlef g ne Ssss1a Jury
thsmselves
mr.. ray s.id he Wa rssosyed g Con.
ttnue his motion. = ne proposal Of Col.
Burr did not come within THOUSAND
milssot his intsnsss ..
Atter sewers! obseryasi?n. on both
Nidea. Mr.. MykEaG remarked HIS Wish
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-07-17
MORE BRITISH iNsoLENcE.
.fcIRCULAR.1l

g. rcIRcULAR.l HI Il Es -.
Tina day, the following letter was re-
/ ceived by KIcHARD Il. Lee, esd
Mayor Of ihia borough, from eommo-
.dors DouoL Ass. = j
lCOPYl . II.
80 His MVessy's slI;p Bsloadt. ( /,
Hamptoa Roads, fuiy 3, 1907
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-07-17

Mr., ny begged the attention of tie
court TT I single moment. He then al.
yerted TO insiauations which we're made
yesterday against the post ,olise which
be said were thrown oot with ! view q
affect the character Of General Wilkin.
son, from whom he had this days Tecei.
ved iettefs informing him. the letter Il
eyPheF vas Delivered % him By u house
IN New Orleans.
Mr.. kIastin requested to know who
opened the lettsr, o. Who krst broke the
seal. 80 - 80 si-.-- 4
The CONT said thar this was questl-
On nor nov hefpre them. - 4.
Mr.. Besss ssid that q : proper time
they would bring Ibis mater before the
court. - 8 ! - ~ sslss
The diseussion d Inc question ofys.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-03
a Country Store, IauHn, st
TO BE K E n T E D,
90 90 az more lears,
SOOD Store House, Granalies

a GOOD Store House, Graralies, n
n yern, BlacissInitbs Shop, and aIlhegs|
sary out-houses, III very eligible situation
the upper ceantry, about s. mites flmu iie7|
andria and 25 miles from Dumtries an4ifs
Occocuan Mills. The houses are n soadG.
der, and tic tayernis large and conreiel-
they viii lie rented altogether or separately
.ifecquired an adjoining Farm can be had viii
them or either Of them. The neighboraM
in which these improvements are s'tusteda
rich and we'll settled, and there are seYe$
valuable merchant mills near them. The t.
yern is Immediately on tie great road saqas q
from Alexandria to Fauquier court LoQse and
at tie point OF intersection with TIE rsd %
Dumfries and Occoquan from the back cOu,
try. TO person coming well recommends
and being altogether approved OF, "a falta5Se
Gus terms would be given, and SUN Of ma
ney advanced if necessary to enable him
prosecute his business to advantage Apply
10 Bernard sdooe, Esq, near the premises
Prince William county, or to the silbSeliOfF
|. Fl, Hooe.
December 80. so1TaoaNl
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-03
HAMIL.TON'S ELIXIR

Is recommended as the best remedy Tor
coughs, colds, asthmas, hooplng-cough, ap-
preaching consumptions, and most disorders Is
Of the breast and lungs. This preparation VII!
prove valuable acquisition to public speakers
who may be suhjectto temporary hqarsenesss
thickness of speeck, &c. In long confirmed
Asthmatic conplaints5where a cure can speed
siIy be expected, this medicine affords inaaedl-
ate reliet, rnodcrating the fits ofcoughing, and
rendering their recurrence less frequent. On
children afflicted with tho hopping cough, the
ike. beneficial effects may confidently hcexr
pected.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-03
HAMHTCN'S LOZENGES,

Which have cured more children and adults
of disorders proceeding from woinls, than all
the medicines heretofore discovered. In adj
dition to the great cures mentioned in the let
tiers from the chancellor of the state of Mary
land, the Rev. MIR. Molthier and others, late
ly published the following are suhnittedto the
public; being selected for the purpose Of shcw-
ing tie nlshl yet 1ozyerul qualities Of this ex-
.traorcinary medicine, .ahich, although SO mild
in It's operation, is competent to expel the for
lnidable tape worm.
An-infant, aged weeks, of Mr.. Henry Ew-
bank, taylor, Charles-street, Baltimore. was
dangerously afflicted with congulsion fits, 50
that lis life was despaired Of, bit was perfect
" cured by one dose Of Han,ilton's Worm Los
zenges, which expelled several worms, the
undoubted cause Ct tie chila's disorder.
Letter. jisoW Mr.. .AcFeraan, br5ckiayeg, Mlga-
zi7se-street, neQr Lroa1zaay, Jan. "a, 1902.
It would be u,lgrateiul were ! to Withhold
my testimony IN favol, OF Hamilton's Worm
Destroying Lozenges. ! had been between
Ave and SIX years past much indispescd, and
latteriy often tormcated with severe griping
and pains in the bowels, troubled with oiien-
siye breath, with violent feve1.ish fits and otRer
obvious symptoms OF worms but frequently
healing:your Worm Lozenges recommended
in cases similar to mine, l determined on
trial CT them, as my last resouSce. The first
dose evacuated twelve or Is feet q a tape
worm; two other doses were taken, which
brought away quantity of.matter broken Ike
skins and pieces OF worms. / suppose the
tape worm, voided atdiferent tines, .sa1ust IN
the whole have exceeded forty feet. The al
most Incredible benefit j received from this
medicine, induced me to give adose to aclild
sof mine who was. piIling and sickly: at predu-
ced the same good effectin this instance, .ex-.
pelling worm Of a different kind, from nine
to twelve inches long, and at the same time
restoring good state of health.
HENRY ACKERMAN.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-03

BY osacc .using Lees Sovereign Ointment,
which, although used for 90 years III Europe
and for near s years In America, has never
been known to fail in any one instance. It is
perfectly innocent, WARRANTED net to contain a
particle ora5escu7,y ct any pefnlclous lngredi-
1ent, and may be used with perfect satety Oh
an inIant, being vegetable preparation and
entirely free. from he offensive smell which
attends most other remedies.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-03
Damask Lib Satue, md lladsan
Veeetabte Sbec1sc.
ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE
James Kennedy, len:
Alexandria, October Is. co

NF the great efficacy OF the Patent ara re-
y aaily Medicines. prepared by the late klcf-
ard Lee, Jun which for near eight years past
have acquired throughout the United States a
celebrity hitherto unequalled-
PHILADELPHIA, august 9, 1900.
Being DESTROYS to make public tor the good
II others, the excellent quality OF Il AMI L
IONS ELIXIR, prepared by the late Mr.
Lee, / have sent you the following account OF
the benefit 1 have received from, 1T, which |
hone will induce others to give It a trial. In
consequence of bruise on the breast received
from a fall, my health grew bad, my breathing
became very difficult, and frequently have
had suddenly to rise up In my bed with all the
horrors of immediate suhocation. Add to
these a constant pain in my breast and cough,
: great loss of strength and flesh, and you may
conceive that my syrnptosns evidently indicated
. an ancroachirsg consumption. The advice OF
3 most eminent physician was rescrted to, and
sffargards a second was called in, without CIV
inp me any relief. Another physician who
knew me and the circumstances OF my case,
ddv;ssd me 10 giue Haniitons {hrir trial, say
ug. he had used il in his practice, and aizsays
fsxsa It do mach good A bottle was procured
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-03

from Mr. Birch S.. and i3oHsa rel'et before :
had sak5a.oaae aayf Q,u. ] continued to use $
and was soon strong enough 40 attend 70 Dusl,
ness. On taking cold, some OF. my fo e
yiaptonls return, but are al@ays removed oy Z
dose ortWo Of tie elixir.
GEO. BENlNsETs, Jun.
Mol i, Buda-sHeet, sPhiladelpal ga
Mrs. III. Lee.
From J.utle, ,l1avis, Esq. .Aafe sdtforaey-Ge-
neral offbe STATE Of 11aryAa'ld.
comply with your request IN s stating my .,
opinion of Iamilton's Elixir. lthas been used
in my family for twoor three years past, with
uniform success. whenever colds, coughs OF
simihr complaints, have rendered medicine IN.
necessary have myself found it an excel
ieat and agreeable remedy for very painful
and troublesome affection ofthe breast, accom-
panied with soreness, and with obstructed and
difficult breathing.
On these accounts i do not hesitate to re-
commend Hamiton's Elixir as a valuable me- me-
cticine, and deserving public attention
LUTHER MARTIN.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-03
Hahn's Antt-baIaous Plll1.

Are Justly esteemed for carrying oil the SUI
perGuous bile from the stomach ana ioleseils-
ine morbid secretlons and their Use
bilious and malignant levers, &c. itlese pms :
are perfectly mild IN their operations ana may
be used with safety By persons O. every a5e
s.sd in every situation
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-03
]. /, aIEDgCIN Mes.

m follos3uo yaiasble Medicines, Justly ee-
le5ratcd througA tlle o4'isee ofatss 9of ta s
superior efficaey ii the cure os the se'efa :.
ssogslera Tor asficis they are reeoiali aaendea,
from l7Qnaan ~ss l'atent rslnpY ,ae .li
else store, New Yora, are sold only by the
SUBSCRIBER, at his store La fAiase5-stfeet
Hq1u,itoa'5 Grand iSe5toratauk,
Is recommended IS an invaiaable raedleine
for the speedy and pernaaneiltcure OF nervous r ,
& i; aarae-s or such IS arise from the Immpde-
rats use Of tea, strong liquors, long residence
in warm climates, excessive WEAKNESS, ana q
general relaxation OF the system.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-03

mi nistered is 100 valuable to be feTgotten.-
I Those persons whose avecarons pecularly ex'
8 Dose them 10 colds, &c. cannotbe too anxious
: lways to possess immediate aid. Sea-faring
persons, travellers, Sse. ought constantly to
carry with them that medicine which will
countera,ct tfannpleasans effects Of their peri
leus duties, and especially those pans 70 winch
heir situation most expose them. 1 Q those
who reside In or visit the West-lndies, and
other 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
vigor. Although.a great variety OF prescrlp-
lions have been published to cure the dlsof-
ders enumerated above, none has yet equalled
the GOVT AND RHEUMATIC DROPS OF
DR.. TISSOT, which are celebrated through
out the European continent, and whose I'M
bounded benefits are fully authenticated by
certificates already published of gentlemen SO
well known in America, beng OF the frst con-
sequence i'll the state Of Maryland: General
/ Charles Ridgcly, Of Hampton; John Gibson,
Esq. one OF the directors Of tie Farmers Bank
/ of Maryland John Macubbin, Esq. Mrs. Ma
cubbin, his wife and Mrs. Ryan, Of Calton-
Certificate If Mr. 1Homas Eel8o, 6utcAer.
Aboutthree weeks since was nlost violent
lily attacked with Rheumatic pains throughout
my whole frame, .inso severe a manner IS not
to be able TO turn III my bed withoutasslstance,
proceeding as | suppose from severe cold
en- being advised BY !. friend TO apply DR.. Tis-
sets Govt and Rheumatic Drops, | accord
ingly obtained from the agents Mcssrs. George
Dobbin and Murphy, two bottles, the applca-
ten Of which, under God, have perfectly re-
stored Hne to health am therefore induced
with confidence to recommend this medicine
as certain cure for the above disorder.
THOMAS KELSO.
Baltimore, July ed, 1906.
sCertsfcate Of lWr. 3Homas Cnm1ibeN, Harness
nlnkrr
1t would be an act of injustice 70 withhold
my testimony ofthe salutIiv ctfcctso CT Doctor
Tissot's Gout and Rhou1naec Drops, as maze
experienced a very uneqpiYocal instance of
their virtues and efficacy. ! was affictedwith
two severe attacks Of what is usually called
Dead Palsy, from which partially recovered,
-bu was obligedto use clutches to I'D NE in
Walking when left home; to this were Joined
violent Rheumatic pains, the result ofthe at
fiction, and had feared the disorder would
accompany me through life; hut provldential-
ly was recommended to apply at George Dob
bin ard Muphy's for DR.. Tissot's Drops, and
aster4using only one bottle, found myself per-
feetly liberated from my disorder and am now,
thank God, as free from pain as if never had
been afflicted. FINDING this medicine operate
SO powerfully on myself, determined to ap-
ply 1t internally TO my CHILD, a boy enly eleven
months Old, VINO was then reduced almost TO
a skeleton with the Bowel Complaint; after
administering It four tines to him, his com
plant vas entirely removed, ard heis now re
cQyering his strength with great raPidity.
III. CAMPBELL.
Palt;n,o.. I,Jx- 90 1903
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-03
HENRY ACKERMAN.

The following new andvauabse Medicine, just
received and for sale as above.
Price, 7svo Dollars her bottle.
Dr.. TDas celebrated Cont and Rleu-
eaotlc Drops.
NOTHING is of more importance than
the preservation of health-this common place
remark however 10 TOO OFTEN roge OFTEN,
whilst We are active and strong--and pre-
vention ofpain, which IS superior to It's cure,
is not sufficiently attended 70 by any descripfi-
on of persons. Among those disorders which
require the most early and nnrenittlng efforts
to eradicate and overcome, none have a strong
er claim upon our notice than the Gout, Rhcu-
matisrn, Lumbago, 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 relief which can be adj
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7 his IS to give Notice,
December IL.

THAT the subscriber, OF Ale@and'3a G. !,
.tv, in the district Of Columbia, hath oDtaE.
from the Orphans Coultof said county se''fi
OF administration debo'as non, on tie es'a'sS
William Henry Washington, late OF the coa n,
~ Aforesaid deceased /; ali persons haAls
claims against the sad estate, are hsl'g
warned TO exhibit them with the YoQtr y.
thereof to the subscriber, on or before the ~
day Of juno next ensuing, or they may .! ~
be excluded from all benefit to sad es'As.
ard those indebted thereto, are requests !. :
make immediate payment.--Glven unoei "
hand this 18th day Of December, 1880. =
John Luke, A'"f
DE BoNIs NON.
December 17-l8 laWEr
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Hansttonss Elax5s.

A sovereign remedy for colds, obstinate
oouerhs, asthnas, sore throats and approaching
consHnptions-
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Hassazton's Nolas-deStro9ag Lo-
zengeS.

By which many thousands have been re-.
Isyed from the distressing and dangerous ma
Iady Of worms and other Instructions IN the
stomach and bowels.