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Feb. /.

NEw-ORLEANS, Feb. i.
BY q letter from Pensacola, dated 10th in
slant, we learn the arrival of Don Jasper
Magma, Lieutenant of the navy, with 1OO,-
600 dpllars for the treasury of the provinces
and the bearer of dispatches to the govern
ment.
The ex.vice-roy Of Mexico had at length
arrived at HAVANA in the San Justo, with
all his family and suite. He was guarded by
centinels, with directions to nave him con
s1antly in sight, and not suffer him to hold
any conversation, exceptwhat was indispen-
sable with his servants, and all were forbid
den tospeak to him under pain of death.
On the 18th, a schooner arrived from the
Havana. with the news of a fleet OF 90 sail.
having passed fer Vera. Cruz, under the con.
voy of two ships of the line they sailed from
Cadiz. In Vera-Cruz this feet was looked
for, as advices of its departure had reached
that place.
On the 18th an English schooner arrived
from Providence. She had a passage of 10
days, and brought papers which give an &C
count OF the total defeat of the army of kim
Joe; of the rage with which the Spaniards
were animated and that Barcelona, Biscay
aiidi tie other provinces of Spain. were per-
fectly freed and purified from the vile ban
dltti who infested it,. Louisiana Gnz.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-03-24

General Samuel Smith, whose term os
service, as senator of the United States ex-
pred On tine 4th instant, has been apnointed
by the Governor and Council to fiji the va
cancy until the next meeting of the state
legislature of Maryland.
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ANOTHER vsr.ns-r DISCOVERY IN

VIRGINIA
In our paper of the l0sh inst. we gave an &C.
count OF a rich cohher mine, which has been
lately discovered in the county OF Orange
we nave now to relate the discovery of an
other mineral substance, winch has been
found an this state.-let US persevere in these
researches. Minerals OF this description are
OF more consequence to us, than the Dia-
n.onds oi G,ciGo,sui, OF the Go.d ana Siier
OF Peru The latter, supply the fame OF os-
tentatious luxury and unnerve the arm of in
idustry. The former, furnish new incitements
20 industry, and necessaries and convenien--
CleS to society at large.
The discovery. OF which we are now to
speak, is that of 4 species of eartn, from
which nltre or salt fetre may be extracted
IN considerable quantities bv the simple pro-
cess OF solution, hXiv;ation & boiling. Ac-
counts oil this minerat have reached us from
another quarters but for the most particular
ae.cription we have received of it, we are
indebted IN Mr.. Law, of the CITY of WASH
ihyton. we understand that no informati-
on on this subject has been received or OBJ
tanned at the WarO Office. Mr.. LIS son, in
travelling to the West ard, fell in with this
nitrous earth, In the neighborhood of Frank
lott, supposed to be in the county of Hamp-
shire' * near Pate sons Greek, a branch of
the north branch of the Potomac. The earth
is hard. crisp, ola strong yel.owish cast
nearly ct the same consistency and colour. a.
dried molasses candy.
ne following is a note to Thomas Law.
Esq. City of Washington-from DIR. Nit
chill, OF New-York, whose name is familiar
to many of our readers.
Samuel l.. Mitchill feels satisfaction in
informing Mr.. Law, that he Yesterday made
en experiment on the specimen of saltpetrous.
earth Mr. L.. gave him, which convinced
man, that 1T contains the nitrous acid. And
that by another he is persuaded it contains
the Alkaline basis (0fhotash to which that
ACID is united: Notwithstanding the nonbt
win which he received Mr.. Law'shrst com
mutication, he is now satisfied from actual
PROOF, that the earth he received from Mr..
l.. certainly contains nitrous acid. and he be
lieves nitrc itself.
In consequence of this conviction, he begs
Mr.. IL. to collect all the information he can
about the natural condition and topopraphi
cal character of the spot where. this singular
earth abounds. He also requests that Mr..
H. Juiir. VIII give all the facts he possesses
concerning the treatment that earth under
goes TO extract the saltpetre, the proportion
itatords, the quantity of wood ashes en-
Ipioyed IN the liXiviation, and all other need
ful particulars.
" in doing this, both chemistry and natura,
history will be supplied with additional facts
our Country will experience a further explo,
ration OF the good things il Contains and
the WRITER OF this note will receive furthe,
evidence of of Mr.. LIS. zeal and beuiicenoe
Jan. %, 1909.
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TO THE PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA.
FELLo w~-CITIzENs,

FELLoW -CITIZENs,
THE necessity Of looking
over voiuminOus accounts for several Years
oack, IN order Ia rebut the hasty and sunerf;ci,I
calculations of the Armory Committee tbroys
a temporary obstacle in the way Of nv defence
ILLS a respect which owe to YOU, as we'll as tn
myself, not to speak hastily or carelesslv on fins
SunJcct. 1t is my wish and intention to found
my statements on such documents as cannot be
shaken any where.
Ia the mean time, it is not unworthy of no,ire
that Henry Banks. with that kind of meanness X
bitterness winch is natural to his character. has
resumed ms trade of SANDER and is cxcrting his
faculties tweil disciplined, only in that trade.') 10
OBSCURE and weaken my defence, and prevent The
PUBIC from coming to a candid and just concIu
SION. An enemy who had a spark of generosity
iiniS composition, would have remained silent. AT
'eaSt unt'i the defence was finished. A man WHO
was conscious that i had truth on his side and
nat me precipItatc sentence of the legislature
"ouIu pear the probe OF evidence and argument,
WoUld nave thought it unnecessary 10 interrnpt
the course OF my defence. But Henry R,rks
knows that this is not the case. The Wretch ;s
conscious mat the whole is Imposturc and delusi.
o' ana that certain detection and exposure are
inevitable unless he can break the chain of inyes
F, S'V'on upon which l am entering, and throw
tht subject into confusion. Hence the series of
infamous cslumnies which he is rene ,y;nm IN ,hn
P'perS. lie snail not succeed. shall pursue
NY oeiehce without faf ther notice of his publ
cations. bankrupt as he is in character and f.,
tune lhvulnerable through the medium of a
court, as long as prison-boqnds and uaths of in.
soivency are tolerated; too despicable for that
kind OF resentment which the laws ofIonor sane.
tlon, and too infamous, even, for the chastisemcpt
OF the horse-whTp, what course of conduct c,n
be ado; ed towards him He feels that he :
safe III his own insigniicance and infamy, & tlat
he cannot be more degraded or desperate. hap-
pen what will. With a ruii,n of antiauitv. WHO
had oontrived to delude the people, and work
ulem up to a momentary madness, he seems to
eXclcim to himself
"N"'0 let it 7soyk : Mischief thou art n E,ot.1
I0he THAI 7ohat course thor zvilt-roRTuNr 1s
NERWs -
AND IN THIS MOOD, WILL GIVE US ANY
THING"
JOHN CLARKE.
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NEW YORK, March Il.

.Iryioed. Rr big Lady Nugent, Leaviht.
Port .4ntoniG Ja'na'ca 80 days. IN .4meri-
can brig. biogyn off, had Just arrived there.
Sailed IN co. 7Oifh a feet Of 90 sail. bound to
England. FEB. 10 c6' cape .NichoM Mole,
shoke t9vo &n'aH hri.esjust our Of Ae Mote,
and 7VGs informed that a bioody battle zvas
fought a.fe7p days before near thai hlace, q
$4,000 men were left dead on tie feLd -!
Ih@ 6ntfte terminated in favor Of Petion.-
<lonr 7oas Is, and fork S 20.
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1t seems by the "marinc memoranda" o.
the Norfolk papers, of the 18th inst. "a yes
seis mad Cleared out at that port British,
3 spanish Swedish-the rest American
ne 4 INST cleared out for the Cape of Good
Hope, GLASGOW, Bermuda. and ST. Japo-
The ), Spanish for Amelia Island. Baenos
Alyres and st. Jago The Swedish schooner
TOR ot. Bartholomew. OF the American
vessels, 2 for Cadiz, 1 for Tangier. 6 for
St. lag', 1 for Algesiras, for Sweden, 3 for
1t. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Is for Havan-
ma l tor Laguira .AOn the 2Oih arrived enc
Hz9edtsh shiP.-Cleared, 5vessels Tor Tan
gier, Madeira, Boston, Teneriffe and St. la
go de Cuba.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-03-24

At n meeting Of the Bar of Louisa, and
some respectable Citizens of that and the
adjacent Counties, at the courthouse of sale
county, on Wednesday evening, the 18Th
DAY OF March last, upon the arrival, ON that
DAY, OF the melancholy intelligence of the
death OF NATHANIEL Pope, Esq. of Hano
yer, the following resolutions were mani.
mously adopted:
VhereaS, we have this day received the
distressing intelligence Of the death of our
highly esteemed and very valuable Fellow.
Citlzen Nathaniel Pope, of the County of
Hanover, and deem it proper, on oceasi
ons OF this kind, when society is bereft of
one OF us greatest ornaments, and the Bar.
10 which the deceased belonged, of one of
IT'S most distinguished members-To express
III the most solemn manner, the deep regre,
which we and all good men must feel at a
disPensatlon of Providence, so affecting AZ
mat which at present has called us together.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-03-24

STATE OF ELECTROMAGNETIC eLcc-
irons Of State OficerS,n .Nf7v- Bamhshire
qsfH be- IN Tuesday tie IAN inst. 7nc Hon.
d~EREMLA8 SMITH (the hr~Seut Chicf .Jus-
nee IN nj tie brad Of the init Embargo
ticker, as candidate for Gooeynor...N. Y.
Com. .adu,
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a disgra~,lt riot has 'Nteiy taken place
at New H...sa, Connecticut. On the 9Th
Inst. q revenue cutter, commanded bv capt.
Lee. captured and TOOK into New Haven a
81 -ap which had gone out of Milford Hsrbor,
in violation of the embargo laws, by which
act she became forfeited TO the u. States.-
On the 9TH in the afternoon. a number of
men assembled, by force drove the crew from
the cutter, and took possession of her prize,
carried her into the. stream, and burnt her.
AS the burning a vessel is by the avs of
CONNECTICUT Hrson, the case wilt doubtless
be laid before the grand jury, then in session
at New Haven. Nat. Int.
NORFOLK, March 13.
Upon the rates of insurance we can state
that the following may be considered as at
present the ra,es in this place.
Coasting Risks, 1 1-2 q 2 1-2 per cent.
New-Orleans, IA Amelia Island and ports
of East Florida, S; st. Bartholomew, 5 (;
Porto Rico and Cuba, 5. Spanish Main. z q
Z 1-2; Madeira, Tenerife and Azores. 5 1;
ports of Portugal, /; ports ofSpain, without
the Mediterranean, 5 Taug,ers. S.
Ports of Spain and other legalized ports
IN the Mediterranean {: ports OF Sweden, and
other lawful ports in the North Sea and Bal
tic !; Brazils and Spanish America, south OF
the l:ne, nothing settled. The above rates
may be considered as nearly accurate, and
are applied to American vessels and prime
risks.
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LIE following is the, answer Of MI. JEFF
fEESON, to the address of the Republi-
cans Of Loudoun County.
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Joseph II. Vaudeville,

Coraer or King aud Umon-S!rceta,
has FOX SAIL,
1000 basl els coarse and hne Salt, by the
bushcl and In sacks.
SO barrels Whiskey.
1000 VT. hhode Island Cheese.
Goshen 90. III casks.
5000 st. best green Coffee, In bags.
1000 do. waite do.
french Brandy.
Jamaica, Antigua, Wintlward Island, and
New England Kun.
Imperial, Hyson, Young Tyson, and Hy-
son ok,n Teas, Ut tie l4trSt lnNortQtlons.
Sugar, best Muscovado, LII Aossheads and
barrels.
Do interior qualities, III do.
Noiasscs. In hogsLeads
Glover seed, warranted fresh.
Cotton, III bales and by retail.
Candies, nouid ahu dipped.
Loaf and Lump Sugar.
Spanish Cigars, Hamiton's and Carrots
Snuff, III bottles, NNrit;' ard Wrapping Pa
per, Pepper, .Allspicc, chewing tobacco,
hladdes, Coppcras, Soal Leather, Bed Cords,
Leading Lines, ks &c.
ALSO,
Best Superfne Flour. for private families,
a few barrels Corn, and some Seed Oats,
Plaister OF Paris, sc.
April ~,
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c @ M IL lie r s

! HAVE invented machipe =,
Wheat Ru66er, for which | ob,ainel 's'ls
onithe first day Of this month. Ihis : pa.
may be seen in operation in tae mil ,s's
thaniel Ellicott, Occoquan Those :.
WHO feel All i.lterest in investigator, i'H
tit and have not an oppoymnity Of ."'
Occoquan. may be fully informed b, s4
cation to Mr.. Ellicott by letter. NJ ~
Rubber, do verify believe is uoea =
new principles, the cost of ercctio !, 9
file, the materils of which it is cp,oo,. ~
silly attainabIe IN any part Of our cour,~
the plan simple in the extreme anv - y
manof common capacity viii be ena.I.
erccti1 from description only. Prsctcst.
lera know, that In a great proportion -
wheat that comes to market It.o,a f..
her it is stacked IN tie feIds by The &. =
and exposed TO the weather. nu,o,
sprouted and unsound grains min Il :.
the mass, and has eludetl the IN.
ofthe miller to separate it from Tx,
graIn--they also know those uasound -.
inlure materially the taste and color -, ~
my machine not Only frees the wb.
stone, onion, cookie, dirt, &c. but dee, 4.
lutely axe from It every unsound grain r.
what cause socver it may have been INN.
as my rnlcl.ine Will not lit any nnso..
wheat pass it--milIers MAY have their ,,.
wire much finer than hitherto used :.
thereby save consideraJlY-it will .IsaI
found that tie grain in passing tie rub6ss
Polished, and that even the eyes of the vbs
is picked perfectly clean Of dust or i,
Some instances having occurred Of critic.
being obtained, saving muct more IN a..
OF a new invention than tie pubic are WI,
to admit af9er triai-I hope it viii be a Ys
cicnt apology for ny taking different cours
My price for the privilege Of using The MI
Der is fifty dollars for each prir Of Yha
stones the mill contains.
Letters directed to me post paid shah ii
attended to.
James DeneaIe
Dumfries, Va. July Z
lO,--!l d2wlawQm
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BY JOHN PINKERTON,
AUTHOR OF MODERN GEOGRAPHY, sc
CONDITIONS.

The work will be handsomely printed. in
quarto, on fine paper and with a new type /;
and will be put o press as soon rs sufficient
number Of subscribers is obtaiGed.
1t is expected the work will be completed
III ten or twelve volumes, each containing be-
tween eight and nine hundred pages of letter
press, besides several elegant engravings.
A quarter OF volume, or one number, is
proposed to be published en- the fist day Of
every month, at dollars, payable on dolive--
ry. To non-subscribers the price will be con-
siderab!y enhanced.
x list of the names ofsuch as patronise this
valuable work by subscription, viii be pub
sLshedin The last volume.
~ The English edition sells at Ia dollars
a volume.
~ SUBSCRIPTIONS received by james
KENNEDY senior, Alerand,1a.
July Z.
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July | l..
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HAMIL.TON's ELIXIR,
FOR COUGHS.

THE increasing reputation of Hamilton's
Elixir, (which during the last nine gears has
become celebrated throughout the Y States,l
warrants the assertion that it is the best RENE
dy now la use for Colds, obstinate coughs
asthmas and approaching consunptiona--
Experience has taught thousands, that the
common opiates and balsamlcs, as they are
called, finally aggiavate every disorder o. the
breast and lung IN themost distressing symp-
toms, that they load the stomach and impair
the digestion, inhane the whole system, ln-
crease the difficulty Of breathing and excite
fever. But the qualities OF this valuable dis
scovery are eyinced by perfectly opposite Ell
tects
A angle trial nil t,roDe that it restores the
determination of the fluids to the surface OF
the body and brings On the common health
full persp iration; that it dislodgcs and evacu-
ate the tough vicid phlegm or mucurstrength-
sns the weakened yess Is of4he lungs sheathes
the acrimonious liquor which irritates them
and finally discharges it. Thus striking at the
root of the disorder the symptoms are etfec-
tually and permanently conquered,the reverse
OF common medicine which weakens the con-
stitutlon add gives strength to the disorder,
or the sake of moderating for the present
some of its painful effects
To parents who have children afflicted with
the hopping cough, this discovery is OF she
first magnltude, as it affords immediate re-
iiet, checks the progress, and in a short time
entirely removes the most cruel disorder to
which chAdrea are liable. The Elixir is per-
iectly agreeable, and the dose so small, that
10 difficulty arises In taking 1t.
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offered for Rent,

~ The HOUSE on the corner OF Prince and
st. Asaph streets, lately occupied by Mr..
Benjamin ricketts,.
This property is in good situation and the
building very convenient, and has lately been
put in excellent repair. Apply to NJ. Smith,
Esquire, ofDumfries, or to
Robert Young.
June 80. eont
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lible cure the Itch over every OF erand
the certainty of a cure by q single application
the ingredients beng SO innocent o to heap
Piled with perfect safety to the tenderest In
FAINT and its being not only free from an Of
fensiye smell, but equally agreeable with the
pleasantest pomasum.
The proprietor solemnly affirms that this
ointment doth not contain particle of brim-
stone, mercury, or any injurious ingredient
whatever
HAHSs TRUE AND GENUINE
GERAdN CORN PLAlSTER,
An infallible remedy forCorns, speedily re-
moving them root and branch without giving
pain.
The Genuine Persian Lotion,
The Restorative Powder for the
Teeth and Gums.
Hahn's Genuine. Eve Water.
A sovereign remedy for all diseases of the
eyes.
IAHN'S ANTI-bILIOUSP PILLS,
Celebrated for the mildness OF their opera
ton, sc for being the best known remedy Tor
lancesing the stomach and bowels.
Hamllton's Essence and Extract
of Mustard,
For Rheumatism, Gout, Palsy, Swelling,
Numbness, &c.
Tooth Ache Drops,
The only remedy yet discovered, which
gives immediate and lasting relict,ln the most
severe instances
The Anodyne Elixir.
For the cure OF every kind Of head ache.
The Damask LIP oalve.
&c. TAKE NOTICE.--That limitations
Of the above medicines are Tor Sale III TINS
COMMUNICATING please to apply only to jas.
Kennedy, sen. Bookseller, klng-strect, aieXa.
who has long been sole agent for the sale OF
the genuine preparations. AS a further secu-
rity against imposition, each genuine article
has on its outside wrapper, the signature Of
Hannah Lee,
Wid0w of the late PROPRIETOR.
Nyarcb
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Bank Of Alexandra,

july 8, - ~
Mt Office IS hereby given 10 the ~ Is
IN holders of the Bank of Alexandii'f, d
a dividend of three and half per ce g., NJ j
the capital stock Of said Bank Tor w a
year ending this day, is declared, - an ,rsJg
be ready to be paid to them on ! ~
the 9Th instant. .,.s
By order Of the President and Dlres.
GURDEN CHAPLIN, - ~
July 81 ~
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AN authorised to rent in divisions :
Z part Of the late General ifasAsASl'"s:+ IA
tate called HIVER-FARM. The ie'u:,
to say nothing Of the commanding s''u. ~,
of this place, is sufficient to excite the q.
ton of farmers. rc
July II. stavIS,
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Y A K W u q d S
Patent Walhlng Machine.
March IL.

z HE subscriber continues to manufacture
Z yargvood's Pa.ent Washing 14achine,
which by daily experience proves 10 answer
the intended purpose, and Tor which The CO
mand is great. He has already disposed Of
his right to the state OF Maryland, and some
counties in Virginia, and is willing to dispose
of rights for counties IN the different states TO
the southwark of the Potomac river, and also
for the territory of Louisiana. Masters OF
vessels will find it particularly useful.
VIM. c. Newton,
Assignee of Joseph Iarwood.
June %.
II farther ilroof Of Yarzvood's useful flashing
Machine.
We the subscribers have found, on trial,
Joseph Yarwoods Patent Washing Machine
to answer fully the Intended purpose OF wash
ing cloaths of every description, and do here
DIV recommend them to the public as a great
saving Of soap, labor and cloaths. Given un-
der our hands this Gay of June, 1909.
(Signed)
Dorothea Krouse, CathinderIC Calder, Ann
M sCarrcn, Martha Abercrombie, Ruth De-
yon Rsbecca Hattersey, Valinda Brown,
Elizabeth Black, Jane B. Swami, II. Dick,
Susanna Ropnsavlle, Elizabeth Wilson, Eli
zabeth Snydef, Nancy Kell, Sarah Kelsen--
ger, Margaret B. Manley, Mary Fendall,
Mary Steel, Sarah Fitzhugh, Mary Dutfey.
Any person who wishes to purchase ready
made Machines, can BE supplied by calling
on the subscriber or John Trouh, Sto IS now
manufacturing them on Alfred street, Alex
andlia.
Iwish to employ from IS TO 20 hands who
can work at the Joiners' business--also will
sell Out my Grocery Store at the Potomac
bridge, if applied to soon for which will
give a short credit on part; or will take
plank in part pay. The purchaser can have
the store house which is agooa stand for bu-
siness.
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CORNER Of KING and fATRFAX s7EL1ii
ILExANDkIA
Has received a considerable al
dltlon TO his Stock,
md OFfERS FOR SHE,
20 hogsheads, Is. ard Cd quality
20 barrels Museovads SasGa|
1000 ID. Green Coffee
5 ID tons British Pstanr Shot, agat|
BIB No. g.
10 bales Cotton.
10 casks first quality Goshen Cheese
40 boxes Mould Candies
Is bags clean heavy Pepper.
SO b. Nutnegs.
casks London refined Saitpetrc.
ditto IRISH Glue
Gunpowder, Imperial, Tyson, YoLnsaR
son, Tyson SKIN, and Padre Souchong Isk
in quai ter chests, boxes and cannisters--E'f
Of which are equal iii quality to any ever
ported.
Madeira, Port, MARSHA, Sherry, Lisbo4Ak
neritfc, and Malaga Wines.
a few cases Medoc Clalet
Jamaica, Windward-Isia and NOIthTr
Rum.
Cognac, Bordeaux and Pech Brandy.
Holland and Country Gin.
Irish and Country Whiskes.
Six hogshcads Cherry Bounce.
Retailing Molasses, Havanna Honey.
Wine and Cider Vinegar.
Best Florence Oil in bottles and TASKS,
Loaf and Lump Sugars, Chocolate, %
Pearl & Common Barley, Basket Salt 9'S
Fig Blue, Indigo, Mace, Cloves, Cassa
mento, Race and Ground Gingcb CaFp
Pepper, Capcrs, Mustard, Raisin5, Alng ,.
Curants, Nader, Alum, Copperas,
Birthstone, Chalk, British and l'randy'''
Gunpowter, Spanish Segars, Ca'endlM
Small Twist Chewing Tobacco, lE.F
CARROTS, and Iiamilton's Snuff, NFia%
Wrapping Paper, Playing Cards, 6t' "
81 ling Lines, sc. &c.
tober 10. +
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ALSO,
Ami!ton's Worm Destroying L0-
zenges.
ITCH CURED

By or using Lees Sovereign Ointment
The proprietor informs those persons and
families who arc suffering under this disease
against the Injection OF which no person in
safc} that if this ointment is used at night SO
going to bed, itnever fails to perform cure
by the following morning, as thousands who
have used during the nj ss last years cantes-.
9fy. The peculiar excelleAcy's ofhis infal-
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VOYAGES AND TRAVELS:

Forming complete History, of the Origin
and Progress of Discovery, by Sea and
Land, from the earliest ages to the present
time. Preceded by All Historical lntroduc-
ton, and Critical Catalogue of Books Of
Voyages and Travels: And illustrated and
adorned with numerous Engraymgs.