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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-16

Ten Thousand Dollars. n'orIA
OF UODs tOR I'D L E.
EtTH &c sold, to the higAest bidder, on MON
D.aY, the Erst day e aerf Fesrnarg' IN
the tosvn Of DI,afFkxES, at tAe stsre-noase
formerly occupied ey Mr.. JAMES Mvse1x7S'
deceased -
bout 10000 dollars worth OF
GOODS ,olerabiy well assorted. The sad
goods will be laid off and sold ~ parcels OF (
f.Asn FORTY to one hundred dollars amount IL
each parcel.
= .,se,.1l Of nine months will be given ON
.nc half of the purchase and hiieen mont''s
m the balance. the purchaser to give bono:
10 carry interest from the date if not psntt',-
Nv paid, and approved security before the
Goods are renewed.
The sale of said goods will continue from
law to day until the whole are seld.
ILL PERSONS indebted to the
ms OF JoHS NJ. MuscHETT and Co JAMES
uscHRrT. senior, and Go and JOIN and.
akRLEs MUscRETT and Co. are hereby no.
ed and requested to come forward without
.ay aud settle their respective accounts ana
~ off the same to the subscribers who Is ful.
authorised and empowered by JonSeM
u.cRETr, the surviving partner IN the a-
ressia firms, to settle and receive all such
ITS; otherwise I shall be under the neces-
y Of bringing suits against every person ow-
!. any thing to said firms Immediately, who
iii 10 comply with the foregoing request .
All those who have claims against said
ms will please to forward them to ne As
..oon Is convenient.
aeisa John Linton,
.ltiernry in fact for Jsss
NJ Myssazyy. 81
Dumkics
Dec. 3, tul ) ssS'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-22

p edmond TURNPIKE COMPANY
IA At meeting of the directors Of the Rich
mond turnpike Company OH Thursday evening
the 9TH of July, 1905
ResofVeG, That all shares of delinquent stock.
Aoicers IN this company, be sold at the Swan Ia
vern III this city on Monday the 18th day of next
month, ut O'Clock, NJ without reserve, and that
the same be published in all the newspapers of
this city,
Eesoipea, That call of Five Dollars on each
snare OF the stockholders in the company be made,
10 be PAID to the treasurer on or before the 18th
OF next month.
Teste, n. SHEPPARD, elk.
July IL. eotds
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-22
Y IRGIElA, 10 WIT: At acouTt of Appeals
held at the Capitol, in Richmond, the third

Y IKGINIA, 10 WIZ: Al ACCOUNT Of Appeals
V held at the Capitol, in Richmond, the thrd
day Of juno, 1898,
GENERAL HULE-Aftcr the end of thi,
present term, AL causes depending in this court
-hail be called in The order in which they stand
aE'on The docket. g"h such IS may y. rsady fg.
hearing pursuant 70 the frmcrruies Of tins court.
shall, Unless good cause be olie,vn to the contra
~, be heard in the same order in which they
stand upon the docket, uatl The whole shall BE-
gone through; and the causes which shah be
passed over, shall, unless for some very special
reason appearing to the court, be put at the end
Of the o.Ect Of each term
OrlsreE, That tho above rule be published in al,
least three Of ihc newspapers printed IN Rich.
noud, once q week Until the first d.y Of October
GcNt.
4 Capy Tcstc, ]. BROWN, c c.
June j.. r1.O1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-22

z LII persons having claims against the estate
! n Of Captain Thomas Roane of the Forge,
f>lnB Queen county, are desired to make them
known to me by the first of October next
Those Indebted are hereby informed that the ST
tuatioa OF the estate will not admit of Indulgence
LAURENCE MUSE, AIqlrr
July l. Ccp6w1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-22

GALES at AUCTION-WILL BE SOLD
~ at Public Auction, on Friday the ODD inst at
the dwelling house ofthe late Robert Means, dec.
II Negro mar-1 Horse,
Gig and Harness,
90 hhds Lime, and
Kiln of well burnt Bricl,s
with variety of other articles belonging to the
estate ofthe said Robert Means dec Six months
credit will be allowed for all sums above fifty dol
lars, the purchasers to give approved endorsed
notes, payable and negotiable in the bank of Viz
Sinia.
DANIEL CALL, Executor.
July IS epttis
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-22
EUROPE.
THE SPEECH

HENRY BRsUGRdAL, ESQ.
Before the House 2f Commons, Friday, H.
tr;f /, 1903, in SUPPORT Of the Petitions
from London, Liverfool and MancteS-
Ter, against the
ORDERS IN COUNCIL.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-22
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD

& NE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
~ The above reward of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS will be paid for apprehendn- and securing
IN any jail within the United States, ARTHUR
HOWE, & negro MUSTAPHA, commonly Call.
ed MUss. Arthur Howe is young man l9 or 90
years old, darI. complexion, short yeilowish hair
and hale eyes, his face is round, and his counte.
nance ferocious and expressive OF dark angry
passons.-He is remarkable for having 4 Ggjcyq,,;.
~ in his back which occasions him To walk near
iy half bent so that when he is in his most cree;
posture, he would scarcely measure and a 2
or feet high. HIS arms have much motion when
he walks, are very long, and hang as low down
IF otlower than his knees. The above dcscrib-
ed young man stole entced off on Monday nirrht
the 11th instant, negro fellow called Muss or
MUsTAPHA, about % Gears old Of a d,rkis,
complexion, very long head, forehead, nose and
chin more prominent than persons of his color
generally have his eyes large, projecting
and of a reddish color, his mouth rather LARGE
and his teeth yellow III his general behavior he
is polite and Submissive he is a complete body
Servant, and handy fellow with some tools, or
about horses He carried Of with him no clothes
which are remarkable, except an olive great coat
of besrskin. The above felor aid slave W, mt off
on Il single stick char q largo bay horse and
have been traced in company about 18 miles from
Edenton.--lt is conectued that Arthur Howe
will conduct Muss as far Virginia, and may
tell him several times on lis journey; and Mus,
i'aving many acquantances in Norfolk, Petersburg
nu ISlCnnlOncs may endeaVOr through their =
stance TO make his escape to the northw .rd -
Arthur Howe has relations near Wilmington IL,
this state, and near Nashville, in Tennessee to
one Of which places lie viii probabl endeayorto
travel after parting with the aforesaid negro
TO the above reward viii he added travelling
sYpences and reasonable wages for the delivery
Ell tIe aforesaid Howe, and negro Efuss, 10 me
lG this place, or Eifty Dollars for either of them.
MATTHIAS L. SAWYER
Edentnn, Jun q Jhy 81 L4w1
ID ANk NODES, as below described, were
b D put into The post Office at this place on 9th
DAY last, enclosed IN letter addrcs ied to .icssr3
l1hn Warlcr ani Sons, Pm !sdc9pra, : which
l-der has never been received il is therefore up.
pretended that the BAvE MOTIFS may have fsl.
len into improper hands and sbould such ap.
p-arin circulation, VIC earnestly request that thty
may be stopped. Any satisfactory info nation
regarding them viii De thankfully received, aud
* reJuiFcd, iibcr6lyrs,,
BUCHANAN & POLLOK.
Petersburg, ~ ,. 90
Bank OF Virginia PAYABLE atthcir Office OF Dis.
count AID Deposit Petersburg, TO Robert Br.
Chctt President thereof or Bearer,
y No. S52 o.h February 1895, 8 100
&. $50 Oh july, 100
y J53 ~ February no
394 yth 100
10 Gth May, U0
3 IN 100
TOo 1UJ
-----
TyG
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-22

n COURT of INQUIRY for the LIST batta
Il n lion will be held al the Bell Tavern in the
city OF Richmond. the 25th inst.-and for the
I'd battalion at the Washington Tavern, on the
26th inst.-and Regimental Court of Inquiry
will be held at the Bell Tavern, onthe 9th day OF
August next: These courts will commence at 6
O'Clock, a. n. and adjourn at 4 o'clock, F. h. OF,
each day, unless the business before them be soon.
er determined.
GEO: VIZ SMITH
Lieut.. Col 10Th Regiment, 1905
July. Is. At 30
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-22

NALLEGO, RICHARD g. Co-Iisyint- mo-
" loHgcr any concern IL the COLUMBIAN
MILLS, (coMNoNLY ehLLED Roses M1ILs1
Inform rcif friends and tl'c public in general
that any WHEAT sent 10 t!it m by water from
the upper Country, Will be received sc THrI,
MILLS o. THE CANAL, and any Wheat sen,
to th@m by LAND WI 1e received at q c,bye.
uient Gunber-House contiguous to thrir coun.
ting room.
Richmor1, July H. (epzm)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-22

TO KENT-The upper ApAurmEvrs in the
House occupied by Messrs. Kirby, Drake
e Taylor, possessing convenient accommodations
Tor family. Possession viii be givea immedi-
atey-apply to Kirby, Drake S: Taylor Or TO
THOMAS NORVELI.
June IS. r,fj
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-22

NJ OTICE.--Will be Sold to the highest bidder,
\ on Saturday the 5Oth inst about IL O'Clock,
at the late dwelling of Marks Vandewail, decd,
adjoining the Union Tavern in this CITY, one Ne.
gro Man named Billey also two likely Horses,
one good riding, the other we'll broke Cige.
horse :-Iogether with the Household Furni-
fire, &c. &c. Terms ofsale, six months credit on
all sums above twenty dollars; cash for all sums
under twenty. Notes or bonds, with approved
security, for ali sums above
All those indebted to said estate, are earnestly
requested to make prompt payment and those
having claims against the same, are likewise re-
quested to bring forward their claims authentica-
ted as the law requires to the end. that tbcv NAV
be discharged without delay
DANIEL VAN-DEWALL,
Administrator
July IS en6r
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-22

o> PUBLISHED ny THOMAS RITcHIE, or
PosIrE THE Posr-orFIcE, AT FIVE DOLLARS
PER ANNUM, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-22
+ United STATES, STOCK LosT!l,-

LIMITED STATES STOCK LOST
~ Notice il hereby siuen, That the followin 6
certificates of the United States Stock, in the
name of John Baird, bearing date'16 March 1921,
have been lost rnisi;rd, and due apple ation
will be made at the Loan Office of the IT, States
tor their renewal.
Six per Cents No. 21o SILL. SO
Deferred 90 G355 81
Three per Gents 1876 S2l1 OS
WILLIAM BAIRD, Es'or
July 18th. cpsm
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-22

w ILL BE SOLD for Cash, on the premi ses
W near the town of Cara, on Saturday the
fifteenth day of August next, by virtue of deed
OF trust executedto US by David coupiand for the
purposes in said deed mentioned n certain tract
Or parcel of LAND, it being part Of the, tract
on which the said David now resides, one hun
dred and fifty acres, binding on the lines of Geo.
Anderson and Charles Wheeler, jun'r, beginning
On Wil,'sss, and running to the north of his house
20 ms back line, to use the expression of said
deed of trust, which will be found ON record in
Buckingham county
SAMUEL ANDERSON
JAMES WILSON, trustees.
July 10. e,,ds
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-08-10

400 To him Is eonami tied the
hhs S 81 dat patriotic army Wnle Tvs ~
couIa!a'5ss st;ned to rescue their country non
{hopsi aes sfr The Marquis De Ovledo,
5 iorsig "a With him in the conduct Ct
.So : ] affairs, Is also = N0Dls asa J. e
DC s s,n;rit and virtue the people Piass 81
irs eol'l -, Gardner, son Of Lord Gardner,
I. aa nave ! Gag, which he will MOIST lmme-
y . = and sail on a secretexpeol1lon.
d'afs's' 80. stsfed that very extraordinary
i : he taken place in the lalnd OF the
Fhaas rs respecting the Catholic question:
E ao popss Nnncio TO the Prince o. nrazlls J,
re- as.s si treated with marked attention and
a : ss,rs IS. the Duke OF Portland, Mr..
g s's,; ;ns, and the other public men connect
nh the government.
e ! s' srttsr dated Manchester, 9Th instant,
- { ii IS perfectly tranquil here, and has
ass' s these LEST twelve days; bat some
|Sa', s have taken place IN the neigh
'. .,.s tovns. Many prisoners have been
|sa ,,,s 70 the New Baily Prison since Sa-
Furdsy lass.' S,
p.,,t sock "a ~ s-olnIn. 4 81 prem.
psr &. red. 69Ss ga.
GoTTFNBuRG, Hey 80.
c,,,. ncrscrs arrived here to day from
Ysnb,,'s, which they left ontae 18th INST.
s 81 sssss 8 thaf the last English letters which
y ss . hroaeht thishsl from HeIigoland were
III only seizee!, but the persons to whom 8
bsr were addressed arrested and he bear
IS 81 them hanged. All intercourse WITH
England and Sweden was forbidden' upon
BAN Of death.
he English expedition, commanded BY
r Iohn Moore, still! lies 10 our harbor,wsit-
hr orders from England.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-08-10
alsral,Drta E'atlp 6aaftse.
HE'D FEsDaY, AUGUST 10.

The secret Of browning gun barrels proves
loSe more simple than has been generally
|macined.--The method is, after the barrel
has been finished, rub It oyer with some a.
[Laa-fortis, or spirit ofsalt diluted with wa
(er, and then lay it BY for week or fort
Eieht. Till it acquires complete coat ofrust,
little oil IS then to be applied, and the sur
lace being rubbed dry, tits TO be polished
|by means Of hard brush.
/ The following method is 2ractised in Ger
nmy, for Kidding granaries of mites 8 wea-
bis: Let the walls and rafters above and
below Of such granaries as are infested, be.
covered completely with qsicklime, SACKED
b water, ii which trefoil, NORWOOD, and
ysop have been boiIeel--This composition
&hould Be applied as hot as possible. A
hrmer, who had the granai.;cs empty IN
tne lasss, collected quantities Of the largest
feed ants in sacks, and scattered them a.
bout the places infested with weavils. The
bits Immediately feb upon and asvoured
hem all.
Econoagin Feeding 5hceb.-Mr. Coke,
i Holkham, Norfolk, causes to be srcwed
|rrn the pasture grounds of his park cer-
Fla quantity Of the boughs of FIR trees from
Explanations (which are regularly and care
billy praned by the best system Of pruning)
b tie same manner that tnnips are thrown
stock upon farm and with them hay is
kven IN sacks. The sheep are driven to
pen regularly every evening and before
hey 80 out to turnips the next day, the
eaves are all stript from the boughs of the
ms Afterwards the boughs are carefully
Pea up IN fssgots, and sent to be burnt in
|he brick Kin. Mr.. Coke has pursued this
Eethod during the last SHOWS and frnSts.---
ne SAVING has been load OF hay daily !;
he sheep have thriven wei upon the food ;
ne plantations are the better for being thus
funsd and cleared and the pasture ground
As received the benefit OF the leathe OF the
Esp as regularly as if the fold had been
Sass every day
Vel Pompey, said a man, WHO had
- oesn talking witt, onc OF his neighbors
Ppon Politics" Well Ponapev, what is your
Pplnon about the embargo, of which
poa have heard SO much :" " Eli
E rs cried Pompey, feeling the full force
i ne compliment paid him BY having his
(.''nion asked" / tell you massa, what
(0o, aeSar think about it. / think" said
j, 'oeklng archly, 6 is be berry much ike {
NC hear for E tooth ache" All what
80 mat" said the master. " Take colo
saser m mouth, massa, and set lie bottom
: 5ed hot stove, till water hoil in /
O0sil, dat cure tooth ache. THINK !
NJ ~ BE DEBBLIsH SITE WORSE AN i
sM, ! believe that the whole nation
= o s00n Of Pompey's opinion.
Luzerne Fed.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-08-10
DR.. ROBERTSONs
PATENT SyOA1.dCHIC VINE B111ERS

Celebrated, and web known tor their suPe-
rior qualities in restoring weak constitutions
DESTROYING worms, cleansing and strengthen.
ing, giving proper tone to the stomach and !
increasing the appetite. frequent use OF
them is a certain preventative against those
Complaints so common in the spring ana tall,
such as intermitting fevers, agnes. a'tumnai
feYers, dysenteries, sc.
T. w. Dyott.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-08-10
IN COMMON COUNCIL,
Arb august, 1908.

Ofn&RED,
That Council will sit as court of appeals
on the Cad, Esd and Gath days of the present
month, from 9 o'clock A, Nj. to o'clock
p. NJ Of each day
The asscssols books may be examined un-
I'll thas time at Mr. Richard Lewis's house on
King-street.
JAMES M McREA, e. c.
Aug,s, g. dt22d
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-08-10
DR.. ROBERTSON's
CELEBRATED

CELEBRA1ED
5TOlIACHfC ELIAIIe OF He ALiH,
WHICH has proved by experience, to be
the most valuable medicine ever het offered
TO the public fer curing the Gout, Cramp, and
wind in the storach also certain cure LOT
the Dysentary or Bloody Flux Cholera Nor,
bus, severe gripings, and all other diseases
of the bowels. dose never fails to remove
cold if taken soon after its FIRST appearance.
Itis also celebrated for carrying oil superfiu-
GUS bile, removing habitnal costlveness, SICK
ness at the stomach, severe head ache, &c.xc.
The following certificates are selected from
the many respectable ones lately received by
the proprietor, and are now IN his possesslon.,-
CERTIFICATE.
OF Mr. William Julion. carpenter and ouii-
der, No. so, south Fifth street, PhIladelphla:
SIs-My wishes to promote the interest OF
superior merit and to afford consolation to the
afflicted induces me to request you VIII lay
INV case before the public, as an incontesuDle
proof of the astonishing efficacy of DIR. 10
bertson's invaluable Stomachic Elixir OF
Health.
do hereby certify that was seized most
violently with the dYsentery, or bloody lux,
which reduced me SO much that Was comm
ed to nv bed, and became SO weak that could
not move without assistance. My situation
at tha, time become SO seriously alarming, as
no relief could be obtained, | was given over,
and evep death would have been desirable 70
me, had not d. friend of nine who by chance
called TO see me, who had Just recovered
from a similar complaint, though hot so severe
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-08-10

y eek 1F1OA E3
OF Mr.. John T.. Solomon, Sixth near Race
street, Philadelphia.
SIn-For the good of the public and bene-
fit ofthe afflicted, think proper to inform
you, than having labored for upwards of six
months, under very bad cough, attended
with difficulty of breathing, pains in my breast
and side. and sickness a. my stomach; nav
ing lost all appetite, became so very much
reduced in my strength as to be unable to walk.
Iwasconsidered in consumption, and given
up for lost man. In his hopeless situation
! had recourse to Dr. Ro6ertson's Stoaachit
EHair IF HealtA,and to my great establishment
before had taken one bottle, found myself
very much relieved. expectorated great
quantity o. phlegm, which has eased me OF
one of the most violent coughs thatever man
had have taken it regularly ever since, and
now find myself completely recovered, and
shall certainly, for the benefit received, recon-
mend it as far as can, believing it to be a
most efficacious medicine in the above com
plant.
am, sir,
With real respect,
Your obliged humble servant,
JOHN T. SOLOMON.
Ma. r. DyoTT.
August %.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-08-10
Auuns, IA l4w6m
PRO BONO PUBLICO.
Patent Water Proof Brunswick
BLACKING,
PREPARED WITH OIL,
Which ssfiens, preserves, and 6eaatsfes IN

and pleasant to the very last, giving It also
beautiful Jet black gloss.
r The above BLAcKfNs is sold wholesale
and retail, only by T., w. DYorr, and Co.
Druggists, Philadelphia; and by their ap-
pointment, at JAMES KEkNEDY's Book
and Stationary Store, Alexandria
Where also may behsd,
The Imperial Wash and new IN
vented Liquid,
Fer taking out stains and preserving the qua.
iity and colprs of saddles and tops of boots,
sc. SC.
Z. w. Dyott, 81 Co.
August 10. law6m
ALEXANDRIA THEATRE.
az No postponemsnt on account OF
the weather.
ON THURSDAY, Aueusr II, 1903,
VII Sc presented a celebrated DRxMA, III
three acts, called,
THE MOUNTA1NEERS.
(Wriuen By George Coleman, author Of tas
Poor Gentleman, John Bill, t5e.
Gctavian, MIR. Cone:
Virofet, Mr. Miller
Kilmallock, Mr.. Cross
Rogue, Mr. Warren.
Lope Tocho, Mr.. Francis.
Periauillo, Mast. Scrivcnete
Goa,herds, Mess. Jacobs, Briers,
Harris & Wilmot
Bulcazin Muley, Mr.. Mckenzie.
Ganem, Mr.. Briers.
Sadi, Mr.. Jefferson.
Zoiayla, Mrs. Jefferson.
F!oranth e, Mrs. Francis.
Agnes, Mrs. Wilnot.
TO (which soiR he aided, a PlN7oNINz, FER.
ternled u,t.uards Of 100 nights in Len
den, with aa6ounded alh1llausr, called,
Harlequin Doctor Faustus
THE PUNISHMENT OF PROFLIGAcY
The following is a short description of the
Scenery, Business and Characters.
Scene 1.-THE STUDY OF FAUSTUS.
HarIequinDr. Faustus Mr.. Francis.
Scaramouch, Mr.. Harris.
Mephostepholis, MIR. Cross.
Good Spirit, (sO:M Song) Mrs. Seymour.
Evil Spirit, Mr.. Wilmot.
Helen of Troy, with Song) Mrs. Wilmo<
Scene "A STREET.
Masqueraders enter on their way to an enter.
tainmant given by Pantaloon lMr. Briers).
Some laughable incidents take place be.
tween Pastry Cooks, MESS. Seymour, sxe.)
with The CIniyn
Clown, Mr.. Jefferson.
Lover, Mr.. Miller.
Scene IA BALL ROOM-Masqueraders
discovered, SC.
Comic Dwarf Dance, by Master +. Scrivener.
Columbine, Miss Hunt.
Scene 4.-STREET-P Pursuit.
Scene LEAP s. TRICK FOUNTAIN.
Scene .-TAVERN-Trick Tankard and
Funnel.
Scene 1o.-CHURCH YARD Comic Scene
between the Ghost Clown rick Fillory.
In which will be introduced the admired
Catch ofMOLD THOMAS Days
Goody Benson, MIR. Wilmot.-
Margery Daw, Mr.. Biissett.
Cody Poorxides, Mr.. Bray.
Scene l9.-DOWNFALL OF FAUSTUS.
The Pantome concludes in
TIE TEMPLE OF FREEDOM.
In which will be exhibited an
MATHEMATICAL TRANSPARENCY.
On Saturday, The Rivals, with Entertain
ments.
pr The Benefits will commence on Tues
day next.
NJ Doors TO BE ohen at 8, and Performance
=. Aan;.a k4eciaeLl nj ~ 1r1Lorfea. knef aciQfk.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-08-10
CERTIFICATE
of Mr.. Peter Denham, 40. 27s, south Second
street, PHILADELPHIA.
DEAR SIR,

DEAR SIR,
It is with the utmost satisfaction l inform
YOU of the cure effected by your truly invalu-
able Stsmachic Elixir of Health, as the whole
Of my family, including myself being SIX In
number, were violently affected with the IN
1uenza, attended with very bad coughs pains
in tbs limbs, and difficulty of breathing, which
continued to increase. applied TO aphysi-
clan, but his medicines had no effect. Just
at that time, having heard of the cures made
by Dir. Robertson's Stomachic Elixir OF Health
determined to try 6 bottle of it; did, and
its effects exceeded my expectations. The
first TWO or three doses caused me to expecto-
rate vast quantity of tough vicid Phlegm,
and so speedily removed every symptom OF
the Geld, that by the time we had taken three
bottles we were all perfectly cured, except
weakness tina. remained, tor which, have adj
ministered DR.. Robertson's Patent Wine Bit
tiers. and have found them wonderfully effi-
cacious in strengthening the system, and de
stroying of worms, as two of my children
have yoided vast quantity by taking them,
and are now growing strong and healthy.
have since recommended the above medicines
TO number OF my friends, who have been
Immediately relieved by taking them.
1t is my desire that you publish this case
Of my family for the benefit of the public,
and those who may be afflicted. Any person
DESTROYS of further information, may have
every satisfaction, by applying either by let
ter or personally to me-
I am, sir,
Your obliged humble servant,
PETER DENHAM.
The above medicine is sold wholesale and
retail only by the sole proprietor, !. w
DYoTT, No. II, North Second Street, Phila.
elelphia, and by his appointment at JAMES
KsNNhDY's Bookstore, Alexandria where
also may be had