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A young healthy NEGRO WENCH.---
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Anothe1 Revolution III Sbai1,.

Another Revolution Il, Spasp.
BY the brig Aurora, captain Ripley, ar.
rived last night at quarantine, we have re-
ccived Trinidad paper Of the 25th June,
containing the following important intelli-
gence:
TaIN1DAD, 1une 25.
Yesterday evening arrived at this port the
polacre ship L'Orient, after the short pas
sage of s2O.days from Gibraltar.
We.regret that this paper was 50 far adj
vaaced before the public prints received on
this occasion were put into our possession,
that VIC cannot crafty our readers with an
account Of the important intelligence they
exhibit, respecting the fate of the Spanish
monarchy, now in all probability annihilated
by the treachery5of the Corsican.
We therefore propose to bring it into one
point Of view, by publishing a gazette ex-.
traordinarv, which we viii lay before dur
readers early in the ensuing week. LetSit
suffice at present to say that another revolu-
ton has takenplace in Spain, by which the
old king, Charles ". has again resumed the
reins Of government but by a fata,itywhi3h
appears to attend all the continental crowned
heads, he has put himself under the tuition
of Bonaparte, who keeps him, the princeof
Asturias, the Prince of Peace, and several
OF the grandees, who accompanied the royal
visitors to Bayenne, prisoners. The grand
duke Of Berg, under the authority OF th-
7deluded monarch, now executes the Office
Of Lieutenant general of Charles, in the 60.
yernment OF his kingdom. The intelligence
upon the whole is highly important, and ex-
hibiss q scene of treachery on the part oIthe
Corsican, not equailed by any OF his1tormer
iniquities IN his Extraordinary eer;whlch,
however, It's very possible, his present at
tempt may bring to crisis.
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vALIUs.
ny The LAST MAILS.
J BOSTON, 1uly is.

Enc following vessels were spoken by.
s.rt. SsiIlins, from Isle OF France: April
90 lat. ss, SO, lon. 30, ship Crteriosl
( sstayl,s,css, Of Nantucket informed they
parted co. with the Belvedera, Nichols,
/ the tlav before, HAY /, LAT. 81, Al, 5. long.
AZ go, N. ship Perseverance, Wilson,26
DAYS from the Isle of France for Boston, all
wen with French passengers. April 10, Off
lie Buoy. at the entrance of the Isle, OF,
France h.rbor, at anchor, ship Sally, Nix
Of New York, % days from Batavia, bound
in. English Iniliamen, some very valuable,
a,s. other prize vessels, were broaght into
the Isle every day. The noted Sorcouf was
nearly ready for sea. His ship carries %
euns, is fine vessel, and supposed to DE the
saiiftcst saiIing vessel in the world. s.
A French trigate arrived April Il, from
Europe, supposed with dispatches, and was
Watering, &c. for . cruize. The frigates
/ lie Cannonser and lie Pieelnionteise, had
sailed on a crslize. The frigate LIE Semi
llnte, sailed April II, for Bourbon, to con-.
voy ayalaable English Indialnan up to the.
Isle Of France, which had been captured by
French lattesn rugged vessel, Of one gun
md 65 men, and carried in there--the In
diaman, it was said, ha, on board 100000
dollars n specie, besides indigo and goods.
/ The fslucea sailed from the Isle OF France
nditwas reported, carried out spies and.
cKeers to the Mahrsttas, on the coast of
Coromoadel.
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NEW-YoRE, guly 20.

Arrived, brig Edward, Hall, in IS days
from Moatego- Bay, Jamaica. Sailed under
soRvoy and in company with :. British feet
Of 167 sal, and the ships Fanny Numa !;
New York; briggs Washington and Ohio,
all for New York; Experiment. for Nor
| felix, and E,ndeavor, for Portland. Left.
| the.brigs Jane, Rust, and Apollo, both of
BOSTON, to sail with the July fleet. July
{, of the HAVANA, parted with the fist.
Flour 10 dollars, ard provisions Of all kinds
PLENTY. Off Cape Hatteras, was boarded
by alarge Freneh privateer schooner, OF IL
guns, days from Charleston. Was also
boarded BY British trigate; and the Brit.
lsa brig Of war Z Obselvator, from Halifax,
'henof the Hook.
9uy 81.
Arrived, the brig Raiah, Curtis, 81
Jays from Hayanna. Left, brig Eliza,
bray, to sail in 4 or days for New York.
Flour was from. IS to so dollars and scarce;
al other kinds of provisions plenty. On
monday, about 90 miles S. of Sandy-H ooL,
vas boarded by the British brig Observa-
'sur, captain Lawrence the captain, ssl-
ercsrSo, and passengers, with the letter
aS' We're ordered on board the Obssrva-
W and after 10 hours detention was per-
sdto proceed. The letters were open
no Several detained. The above armed.
',sS was under American coIors, and the
vncers told captain Curtis that she was the
:, :. brig Hornet frigate was in CO.
sa'sn they said YVES the Chesapeake.
Arrived, the brig Aurora, Ripley, 90
h.; nom the island of Trinidad. Left,
J, Do concord, Film, to sail for New-York'
10 !uy; brig Neptune, Garland, for do.
dav, eOflg New-Haven, Harrison, in 10
81 p .or New-Haven; ship Adams, Geer,
,n, boston, uncertain; schr. Mary, of do.
ID .' ss schr. Friendship, Canes, of do.
l4.h 1lly Panther, Hall, for New-York, the
Pa iay: Lat. IS, was boarded by a
Ie,l. .n or,g from Martinique for the Chesa-
As Flour Was 25 dollars,
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che Introduction Of civil government and a.
vast increase Of population,

ihe Introduction of civil governments and a
vast increase Of population.
Many thousand acres OF land are now un-
der cultivation more than were. 8 years ago.
Many of the Indian families have furnished
themselves with the implements Of husban-
Diary, and have invited and procured white
people to live with them, to assiss in clear
ing their land, and teach them the. art Of
agriculture. A body of them, nearly sufi-
Gent to form country are about associalng,
that by entering into compact they may en-
joy the benefits Of the government OF the
United States. 70 obtain this point, and
qualify persons for stations in the govern
ment has been my ambition, and kepr me
from extending my plan further IMAM my
former design, that BY concentl.lng the IL Is
in focus, ! mighs clearly exiliolt euucatlen
to the eye Of the savage"
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Isl, i al allxiliary measure but as q prs
n mr. one, itbears but little weight andto
. nh, the most of it, il is always punish
msnt On both sides.
IS If thea NE are to resume our original
.4snds;np. among the nations Of the world, it
s rms be bv a erect change Of our present
Tol;cv. We must resume those bold and
5.untless measures which bought our inde-.
rendence, and maintained our prosperity,
= 81 for time after we had chang ed the po-s
Ltics 81 our general government.
Amongst other advantages, acquired BY
,he federal administration, was national
dignity, which upheld our thriving COM
se 4 after they were driven from ofice,
even then continuing their credit to their
vn;;,,st prosecutors. The honest men Of all
,,ayties are therefore invited to acandid con-.
sheraton Of a subject on which our exists.
ence as anation or destruction depends.
In ,ny next expecs to prove that the
chance inpolitics was effected more by gro
Yelling a.n5ition, and habitaal discons-at-
mens, than BY any the least selnblance Of
VALIUS. 3
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aIaraaoria Daflp Ga;stse,
MONDAY, july IS.

The ship Martha, capt. Beare, d this
port, who arrived few DAYS since, d her
outward bound passage to Calcutta, hal the
misfortune to have two thirds Of hererew
poisoned by eating fish, and, LAYING in a
most dan gerous and critical situation, they
fell IN with an English ship Of war, the tri-
sulnph, Rear Admiral Sir Richard Stra{ ban.
When the siuation of the crew was made
known tothe Admiral he sent his Physician
on board and rendered him every assistance
possible and left him with an ample spply
Of medicine for the remainder of the vopge.
The Admiral made capt. B. an ofai to
supply, him with as many as he had sck,
provided he would pledge lis honor to de-
liver them over to the British AdmirI in
India, and he pledged himself to put the
SICK crew of the Martha into the first hip
bound to America !; but the seamen catltl
not be prevailed on to leave the ship. Flpm
the aid received the whole Of the crew Or
stanatsly recovered. (N I. E. Post.
Eatract afa lettsr from an 4daeyicaa Ga
tlemaa at st. Groix, Hest End, Gata
Jane %, 10 his friend IN Boston.
There are fish and salt provisions
in pleuty in the British Windwah
Islands. They are only in want of -four,
meal and lumber; but ere long channfl
for those commodities will be open, which
cannot be shut very easily. Salt provisions
from America are still prohibited here. At
present there are large quantities of bread
kind planted, which will soon supply Us in
a great measure. Three or four vessels
have arrived at Basse End lately from the
Southwark
Extract of letter from the reversad Gideon
Blackburn, superintendent Of tie I'laiaa
schools, .Gnloisg the Cherokee Indians, to
his. jGyiegd IN EAiza5etz-t0zva, n. +. DAT
ed,
Maysyille Il ena.l June, 10, 1908. 6
You are no doubtready to request infor-
nation respecting my schools ; especiallythe
one called after your society," The Jersey
School The prospects Of my mission are
moi. yet clouded. / have in the course OF
last dismissed several of my first clas-
ses, who mingled with the nation are likely
to be of eminent service, by charging the
stock Of information not only of their pa.
rents, bat many neighbors in the circles Of
their acquaintance. The spirit of agricnl--
ture is rapidly progressing. A very large
Number of families have left their villages,
chosen separate farms, and are now raising
all the necessaries of life, to the total de-
ssruction Of the habits of hunting. On this
change may be safely predicted not only the
increase Of property, and the conveniences
of lie, but the total change of manners and
habits, the increase of domestic happiness,
7aeNcw- Jersey Missionary Society.
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CINDERELLA;
OR,
Tie Little Glass Sitter.

1sb. M. B,,,,,. AMI A.,cd - -.
' z 49,. po,,oI D,us ,, n,a
100 wshts IN, tuo list Seo.ons. IN o7e,.s,,n.
;,. bonss, md NJ lohi,ad,ie6;o ,yf, ,,nb5yna.
80 aAnla,,a.
HIN Veg scenery, Machinery, Dresses cnf,
= EeeoraHonSis me Paatomine got uH u'1der
me dareeAon q l1lr. ffa a
The Dances comtostd by Mr.. Frcncis.-UiM
he orgia4ul 4lfusic 0y NJ. Kelly.
xl11NoRTaLs.
NJ. u.n.;.
nymeh' NJ iiai'..'
cupid Mas'' oofissn'
Venus, N. seymour
Nympta' MISS fluh'.
,sopyz1s
Prince, Mr.. Cone.
Pedro, servant 20 ~.
(Mrs. Jefferson.
The oisteTs, Mrs. Francis.
c;nderell,. Mrs. Wilmot
o' 800 ri,
Scene hrs1' represents .ne numer D. - s"u'
wnh rlch'y ot"''''eA,eA -, e. e.
"a A bright Cloud appears, which ascends
with Venus, the Nymyhs &c.
Scene 2d-the Prince's Palace--Statue OF
Diana in the centre
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Mrs. Wood.
Mrs. jefferson.
Mrs. Francis.
Mrs. Seymour.

To which nil Re added, a Grand .1Kego1cn!,
Pantomimic, Spectacle, called,
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TO RENT,

THE STORE at the corner of Prince and
Union-streets, now in the occupation OF 6en'
jamin Shreve, jun. For terms apply to
John Janney.
s mo. lie aW6w.
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DOMESTIC.
BALTIMORE, September 5.
THE PARADE.
CART oRAToRY. &c.

CART oRAToRY, &c.
1t Is unfortunate for us that we are wise
TOO late; or rather that We find by late e>-
Pcrence, the want of the most useful arts.
HAD been stenographer, | could report
for the edihcatlOn OF orr readers, the speech
es delivered by the different gentlemen on the
held near Cations mills on Saturday last :;
instead OF beginning with an apology for nv
own ignorance.
Some there were, who disliked most of the
narangues; but some folks are incapable
OF Judging.
- Non cuiounque datum est habere naSn,,,"
ihat is, every man is not gifted with
critical and discerning head $50 let's have
no illiberality.- One fellow roundly condemn
ca all the speakers, divisim, OF one by one
thus -:
" To strike, not please, his utmost force he
bends,
And all his sense is at his fingers end"
Testing aside, thinl. the temper display
ed by the people of whom there was A great
number, OH the ground, gives us hopeful an
ticIpations OF a republican triumph in this
district at the ensuing election.
Mr. Wnder ofthis CITY, offered himself as
a candidate, Ct the repeated solicitations, he
SAID, OF gentlemen of varieus political princI-
pies from the country and city. He spoke
with much warmth and ./ceiing against the
embargo, which he considered as a very un-
wise and destructive measure; that an en-
barge OF short duration, as preparatory to
war, would have been proper but an unli-
mitcd one was like committing political and
commercial SHicidc. An urgNH1entuDq al
crNme"dn, (of peculiar kindly or appeal to
avaiicc, he welded vehcmently: showed
how it affected the farmer, whose produce
was rotung Gu his hands, or must be sacri-
need at hali-price for any price in fact,
which the circulating merchants chose to
glve--thot the reduction in the price of 400,
OOO bbls. of flour in Baltimore last wear,
might be estimated at 2 s per bushel that
wheat was reduced to 10 cents per bushel ;
corn III proportion, &c. &c. The embargo it
was said, saved such and such sums Zone mil
lion and half of dolls) it was untrue-thc
e"6arSo 8aUedHot q cents vorfh--but It de
stroyed commerce and pressed sorely upon
| the husbandman: that there was still par
tai market, which, would consume little of
or produce; of this narrow vent we ought
to try to avail ourselves. The East-Indies
were open to us; Sweden was open, and 50
was the African coast.
Mr.. Winder observed, it was boasted that
~e "'ere"a"Fs approved OF the embargo
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pELLEs LETTREs scHooL-JousD

pELLES LETTRES SCHOOL-JoHSDA
- Wis, translator from the French of Mo
reau's Campaigns, respectfully acqaaints the in
habitants of Richmond, that he NSiil open !,
school Monday the 18th Instant, in pleasant
house on Elliots lot, lately occupied as a semi
nary by Miss Frances Hughes whtre he prnpo-
SEES to teach the English, Latin and French Ian
guagcs, Greek grammar and Testament, toge-
Their with Writing, Arithmetic, History, Geo
graphy, English grammar and Epiytolsry Com
position. Terms.--English, s doars per quar-
ter-Englis! and Latin l0-Engyh and French
10.---English, Latin and French12.
TEsTIMoNIALs.-Th Jefferson thanks M
Davis for the Latin pamphlet he his been so kind
rs so send him. The intimacy 1t Ihews with the
beauties of that language is not tle less valuable
because it is rare. II is TO thnse models we are
indebted for the superiority OF on taste over the
nations OF Asia ard Africa. he saiutes Mr.
Davis with respect.
Monticello, Sept. 8, 'O7.
MI. Davis is the author Of seersl Obuscuiss
IN Latin, French and English Mich evinoe
knowledge of those languages eqlally extensive
and accurate. To him long. AMI might say,
an enthusiastic study, has rendered the British
Classics perfectly familiar To these qualifica-
tons M Davis joins q spirit ofindeia.igAble in
dusi,y. This character have heard co,terred
on him by several enlightened and respectable
persons, who have had occasion 10 estmat. the
result OF his eXertions. L. III. GlRARDN.
Richmond, August 6. (Stl
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- rKAYED from the BeivIdera farm on Sa-
~ t,''tlay last, avery fine yong RAM Of the
mixed Barbary breed, of ycEowish color and
very long feece-He is marked with an under
keel in the left and sw:lloNfork in the right
ear. will reward any one literally who will
deliver the said Ram 10 the ayerseer Mr. Tho
mas Smith. EDWIN JAMES HARVIE
September 9. (2N
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HE Broad ROCK tail jOIh.I u. n IA
CES, will commence on Mondaylhe goth
day of September the first day TN Jockey
Club purse of s 4OO-four mile heats the Sc
cond day the Proprctors purse of S 20, three
mile heats the third day a Handy C.J purse of
) 100, two mile heats, entrance 6 5-For this
purse any person may run nag agretble to the
rules OF handy Gaping, whether they pre- mem
be- &C The lI;:ck!g;y. Ci;iL, ;r not
WM, BALL, Proprietor Of II ground.
Sept. g. (cp't6thS
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HNIRTY DOLLARS REW MD.-R.n-

NAIRTY DOLLARS REV N%D.--R.n-
away from the subscriber, living in Abe
marie county at Carr's Ford, ON the R5th day of
August, a likely negro man named SAm, about
5 feet inches high, very stout mads he has :,
small scar over his right eye, he i, abeut SO
years of age and tolerable black fdlow he is
an excellent black smith, think itneedless TO
mention his clothes he took different kinds
with him he has remarkable shbrl and bruiI
way of answering when spoken to- Any person
who will deliver the fellow to me, Or secure him
M any jail 50 that get him again, shall receive
the above reward aud all reasonable charges paid.
Il is probable he has provided himself with a
free pass.
EDWARD FEHNEYHOUGH.
September 9. (GJ
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ASH SALES-By virtue of deed of trust
~ executed to us ON the thirteenth diy of July.
1905, by David Ross. Esq. for the purpose If Sc
curing to Benz. MOsby, the sum of fourteen thou.
sand dollars, with interest on seven thous3nc
dollars, a part thereof, from the sad thirteenth
DAY OF July, 1896, till paid, and al, other charges
htehd'ng the execution Of Che said trust deed
lWh'ch was recorded IN the district court oil Il cL
Ihond, virginia, at the September term, 1906.
ana IN the court of appeals of the state OF Ken.
utcNy, at frankfort, on the 11th day of ApgIi.
IooI y We viii sell to The highest bidder, for
ready money at the front door of the Eagle IA.
vcri5 IN the city Of Richmond, virginia, ON S:,
suroay the first day Of October neNt, all that rs
TIE in the county Of in lie Size ny
S>entncky' called and well known bythe name Of
u! u'e nc BONE Lax, 90. aiming about two
Thousand acres on tie big Bone Creek, end
-FOUR thousand acres on The Odio--.tic Whole
located and surveyed under old mlI;.ar, warrants
embracing The whole oflhe said Ddyid's estate in
tiat part OF keHtucky, and containing in the whole
s& Thousand acres, be- the sane more or less
j.. w. ROOTES, } -,
WILSON ALLEN, trustees
Richmond, Va August is, 1853. rtds1
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ID ICHMoND TURNPIKE COMPANY.

IN At meeting of the directors of the said
company at the Swan Tavern, in the City of Rich
mond, OIL Monday evening the 18th of August
1903,
Resolved, That a call OF five dollars on each
share of the Stockholders in the company be paid
to the Treasurer before the both of next
month.
Resolved, That all shares ofdenqucnt Stock
holders in the Company be sold at the Swan Ia
vcrn. in this City, on the goth ofnext month, at
o'clock in the evening.
y Copy, n. SHEPPARD, Clerk
August 10. Tt2GSl
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1--WE DOLLAKS RGWARD-Sua,edo or
= stolen from Caleb Bolou's residence IN Che
County of Caroline about four or five miles be-
low tue Bowling Green and near the stage road.
blood bay GELDING, about four feet ten in
cmcs o. i've iect high, nine OF ten years old shod
all roIrd, his tail which had iced babb4d has
grown long and his manc hangs on tie right
side Il there I've any white about him, it is not
re"o'!ect"d, though there may be little on one
or both Of his hinder icctl9cI;s +; there are knots
on one orboth shoulders caused by being called
With the collar, bis withcrs are high and have
been chaied b. the saddle he has been used as
Plnugh-horSe tortle last three years, on plan.
t.tion ON James river IN tic lower end OF the
County Of Powhajan and may endea,or 10 o.,
there ag; ILL Any person WHO Vii. deliver ihe
sad horsc 30 Mr. John Guy at the Eagle.Tayerr
IN the City Of Richmond, 5lIllI receive the a
b~yc re ward.
Auwistt2. HrN
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WINDSOR FOR RENT.-wiliberen rented ON

WINDSOR FOR RENT-Wili be rented ON
w the 22d day of the present month to the
highest bidder, on the premises, two thirds of
that valuable farm near this city, called Windsor,
tor the term of one year. to commence ON the first
day of January neXt.'The Tenant will be per-
mittcd to sew wheat this fall, ifhe wishes 10 do
SAML. CREENHOW, Agent for I'm, Lag
borne Executor Of I'm. DunayiGge deceased.
Richmond, lst September 1908. Uaw3w)
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% hereby torewarn all persons from trading
- 'or Bond OF mine executed 90 lanes HEX
man ior twenty-five pounds, dated 2ih Apri. LAST.
AS Il" not conceive owe him any par; thereof
Sept. 2. raw
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uJ- Published BY THOMAS RIrcHIE, oP-
PosITE THE PosT-oFFIcE, AT FIVE DOLLARS
PER ANNUM, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
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WASH SALE.-To be sold Tor ready moac,
- at the front door Of the Eagle Tavern in the
City OF Richmond, on Thursday the fifteenth day
OF trust from David Ross, ESD bearing date on
the Goth day of May, 1907, and recorded in the
General Court, all that Estate and tract of Land
IN the county OF Fluvanna at the confluence OF
the South and North rivers, containing BY est
nation five thousand seven hundred and nine
acres, I've the Sane more less, aid b;,i;ii,led
by the antert meets and boundaries thereof be-
it5 the same Land, and the whole thercoff for
merry the property OF Waller King, granted 10
the sad David Ross by letters patent, signed and
sealed the Governor Of Virginia, as viii more
tuiy and satisfactorily appear by referring to the
records of the Land OG.ce, or 50 much thereof
as will pay the following sums of money. with
the expenses attending the execution OF said trust,
VIZ
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RIO. GREENHOW.
TenIO,G1
AnmnSt 06-

INf-C' "
VALUABLE MEDICINE FOR SALE by
MosEs DAVE, - his stcre, s!!ogt distance
above the courthouse in Richmond.
Moses Davis begs leave to inform his friends
& the Public generally, that he has purchased at
an advanced price from the Patentce, DR. LozA-
RUSS PATENT ANTIRrLIoUs STOMACH Cor
DIAL, justly estimated as one Of the most valua-
BILE medicines in the whole materiac medca.
The heretofore great and rapid Sale, with the
increasing demand for this Invaluable cordial ;
the high esteemit is in through every part of Viz
ginia, and some other ofthe United States to-
gether with its singular and uncommon virtues
in restoring weak and decayed constitutions,
with those complaints so very common in the
Spring and Fall. such as Autumnal and bilious
fevers, dysentaries &c proclaim loudly It's in
trinsic worth, TO admit even Of doubt.
1t will be sold at the reduced price of one dol
lar Per. bottle, & lengthy dissertation it pc
culiar properties furnished gratis.--And when
taken, to be we'll shaken.
Richmond, August %. (ep1m&1aw1m)