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eso' lVILLBg SOLD
vsnaue Store, corner OF Prince anu
'as Water streets. -.
nat, q Dry Goods, Gr0esr'eS, CO 9!
Fa's .rs oswhieh will be expressed ~
Pa'lcalss''t ne day-All kinds Of goods
bis : u limitation and the prices OF
lch ar az. established, can at any time DC
IN "a and purchased at the lowest hml'4'l0'
piis' G. Marsteller, V. NJ.
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M56orted from London,

VIA NORFOLK,
.4ssd for sale by me subscriber, at the store %
r. VEI1'CH and co.
FOR CASH OR APPROVED NEGocsAPLE NOTES,
A frnalI Election Of Superhne
Broadcloths, Kerseymeres, Felipe Cloths
MISUNDERSTANDING Callcoes.-.
Worked CoIored Counterpanes, &c.
ALSO,
One case Of Watchmakers' Tools.
T. II. Jones.
July l9. =.
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John Hay.
July 4.
New Pub licatlOns,

FOR SALE
1T COTTO11S5 STEIU.4R7's bookstore.
CRANCH's Reports, volumes.
Hening and Mumford's Reports.
Z sugden's Law Of Vendors and Purchaseria
of Estates.
East's Reports, volume 9.
Laws on Pleading.
American Pleader's Assistant.
Harrison's Chancery Reports.
Roberts on Frauds.
Woodward on Executive.
Hungarian Brothers, novel, BY Miss Por-
ter.
Thaddeus of Warsaw, do. By Miss Por.
ter.
Patriotic Sketches of Ireland, by Miss Ow.
enson
Georges and Bees, by R. southeby.
Elizabeth, or ExiIes of Siberias. BY. MRS?
Coffin.
Griffith Abbey, by Mrs. Mathews.
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ROBERT GRAY.
HAS JusT RECEIVED
he following new Songs


s, SET 10 Mu.lc
me lay OF Love, written by ] l., Lewis,
!. Inc music composedo by Or ]. Clarke.
nee Is cents.
u, !. Home of my Heart, a Bsllad, sung
:. W. lneledaa, and composed by MIR. Z.
lelps, Fricc IS cents.
Twice Forward, a iavoritc Cotilion, "a
" r.sa 70 the new song of No, no, no, it
soe 50. Price IS cents.
sac Days that are gone, Ballad, with an
impairment Tor the plane forte, compo-
||s of Ut. Clarke. Price 81 % cents.
= beautiful Butterfly, burnt in a ball
June 6.
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FOR SALE,

or TO be rented for a term Of years, or On per
hetuai ground '.nt,
A number oi we'll built brick houses, seve-
raj OF which arr Immediately tensntble, 81
tuate on Greenleaf's FONT.
ALSO,
House Lots in almost every part OF the CITY
-4tlhiy 10 ,r
Or, in his absence, 70
Samuel Elliot. Jun.
Washington City, July Gig. o0W
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BILLY, the eldest, is between IS and IL
years of age, bright mulatto, well grown
for his years, bis hair black and lately cut il,
the fashion, slender made, but sprightly and
active. CAMDEN is a dark mulatto, his
hair rather inclined to curl, and lately cut also
in the same manner as Billy's; vel set, and
when walking has his eyes turned towards the
ground, as if looking for something: about
IA wears OF age. A liberal reward will be
paid for apprehending the said boys and sc.
curing them in any jail within this common
wealth, and giving Information OF the same
to MIR. William Hay OF Richmond, or the
subscriber, living near the Stone Bridge, Free.
derrick county
John Hay.
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N 0 T / G E.

THE. Stockholders in the Great Hunting
Greek Bridge co. arc hereby notified, that
an instalment of Ter Dollars on each share is
called for and must be paid to the subscriber
~ or before tie 5th day of August next.
" ~ order Of the President and Directors.
John Hoof, 71eq9)a11er.
July l9. -- 0..-"r-ue
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pILRI.IC. AUCTION.

To be solo, at pubic auction, al 1Soi
herland court house, in the county OF Ncr-
tbumherland, and state of Virginia, on
TUESDAY, the fifth day OF September
aex1, at eleven O'Clock, IN the forenoon
Five contiguous Plantations,
.d0,ounting toye1aer 10 aboat 27eo .4efeS,
CIfUATE on the river Potomac, ana
- within about three miles Oh the court
house. These estates formerly belonged 70
Preslcy Thornton, Esq. and are the same on
which he lived. They have never been seen
bv either of the subscribers but 1t is undef-
stood. that about 100 acres Of tn EN- are as
valuable low grounds as any on the RIVER aea
a considerable part thereof heavily tmoereo,
The nplands consist OF about looc acres ana
the whole is we'll calculated Tor the production
Of corn, wheat tobacco, timothy, and smaii
grain of all Kinds, in great abundance. Inc
waters are said to abound with exceiielis
fish, oysters, and wild fowl he water carl
rage is easy and convenient TO Norfolk, ID
timore, Alexandria, and the city OF wash
;neton and as these estates possess several
GOOD mill seats, with an abundance OF water,
and a plentiful supply of timber, they must
be very valuable
The premises will be shewp to persons IN
cl;ninp to purchase, by Col. James Moore,
who ives on them, or by Samuel blackwell,
Fso who lives near to them; and the terms
IF ON p,ymsnt nay be known sufficient time
before the sale, by applying to either OF them,
~ 70 the subscriber in the city OF Philadel-
phia. x,7 IEmYc
20, dts
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RUNAWAYS.

Runeway from the plantation Of Mr.. UflAaa:
Hay, near tie Stone Bridge in FREDERICK
County,
Two likely Mulatto Boys.
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A1manaes, for 1910, School,
Books, Stationary, eYe., i.
WANTON & RATHBONE,

AZ their Store, 90, Tzames-stree formerly occupied By
. Mr.. BENZ. REYNOLDS corner ef Market Square,
aud at the store lately occupied By .lfr. NATHAsrEL
DEAnBoRx, 9S, TIcmes-streef,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED, FOR SALE,
pICKERSTAFF's, RHODE ISLAND,
~ FARMERS, and rHoMAs's .4L.,Ea.N.aCS,
for 18l0-by the groce, dozen single, cheap as
can be purchased from the Publishers.
.Aiso-2o0 reams Cap and Pot No. ] and 2
Writing Paper and 20 reams Foolscap Paper. made
in Hartford, Con- Of superour quality, suitable for
schools, which can be afforded 50 cents per ream
less than the usual price.
School Books
< Webster's and Alden's lst, I'd, & Sd Parts;
Daboll's Arithmetic Morse's Geography; Precep.
tors Columbian Orators Testaments Dictionaries,
or single. o
An assortment Of Family Bibles, with and
without Plates; and one groce School Bibles, Of an
excellent edition, which will be sold unusually cheap
BLANK BOOKS,
pe every escrp<isn, constantly on hand, ruled to
any psuern; Playfng Cards, by the grocc, dozen or
single pack Pocket Books, &c.
Tie fcAbwiqg Arielss Of London Sfa-
sioposy, koge just come TO hand:
Few rsatns best ho&-prcsscd Wove Letter
Paper, com5sos Move do few thousand Quills
fsnknives; bek Lssd Pencils; Ink-Powder; Wa
&ees, tc. &c.
Txsy qtsr for sale, rery general assere-
n<nf If
t. BOOKS and STATIONARY,
sArsduosd pHces-Country Stores, Private Libraries,
&C. fnished on the best terms, and at liberal dis
counts
THE CIRCULATING LIBRARY
has received considerable additions of every late end
intesestioe publication; also many snG vzlu-
able Works. Books loaned by the week, month,
Quzrecr, or year, CT the r3nai terms.
THE HAT STORE
i furnished vkh HArs of every quality and price,
uep,ily upR1cd such Pelts, Castors, Beavers, &c
Re3e y thete4 mapner and warranted not to crack
Or fhde, and s3he owest possible prices
PAPEk hflFGINGS and BORDERS, q
sssss variety. ehe.p. ,;.ysur
Newport. Mar. q. W.
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THOMAS Adds EMMETT, Esa.

-. ~ ~
Yesterday this gentleman nppeared in tho,
Supreme Court Of this slate, and IL open cors,ts
took the oath of abiuration to the king vf
0rcat.Britain, and Of allegiance to the United
States of America. The hon. Pierce e.. Van
-Wyck, Recorder of the city Of New-Yors,
and Richard Riker, Esq. the district attorney,
attended and proved, Ia behalf Of Mr.. Elm
met, the prerequisites directed by the act Of
congress.
II Is with no little satisfaction that we an
hounce to our country the acquisition of SO
valuable citizen. His high standing in his
native land; his zeal in sspousing its invaded
rights lis acknowledged talents !; the ex-
cellencc Of his private character, and the en-
nifty of the British government, endcafed
him TO us before he landed upon our shore,
and present SO many pledges Of his attach
ment to our natipn. ~
So far az Mr.. Emmett will minglc in tie
political affairs of this, his adopted country.
he cannot fail to be emincnily useful. He
knows the characters that compose the min
istry Of England, and how readily they ,saos
ri6cc every principle of honurr and Of truth
10 their dctcstablc policy. Every leading
man in the United States should view Eng
land as the modern Carthage Of the world,
and be ambitious that This country should nm
tate the conduct of ancient Rome.
We fear that Mr.. Emmett will ne. End
leisure 70 devote any considcrabls portion cr
bis tine to publick concerns. Standing, az
nc does without rival at the bsr in this state,
lie il necessarily occupied sisk professional
tusiness. Upon all occssionS where cues.
ton involving publick Nbcrsy hsA been drawn
before thc courts. ha baa been fnrvzA a,
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9s k 81 < <itin, that whenever the
ooEc |uI determine upon peace.
~ q Will be done. But Of this
|1hexS h nt0&nkcr The common people
|1to xhc most unanimously determined n
kainst Great Britain of any 1t is the war
df the common people |; IL was undertaken
BY them and has been, ind viii be, sup
ported BY them. M
The people Of that country often rose, In
large bc<lics, against the measures OF gov
ernment, Awhile Il was in the hands OF the
King. Butthere has been no example OF
this sort, unslcr the new constitutions, excep<
one, which us mentioned IN Gen, Howc,s
Narrative, inthe back part Of North-C CAROLS
na This was owing TO causes 80 particu-
lar, that It rsthcs serves to shcw the strength
Of she American cause in that State than the
Aboss the year l77a, under the govern
nent Of Tryou, who has since mae hiu~'
self SO obnoxious TO all America, there were
some. waryn disputes In North Carolina, ecnA
ccrniNg some Of the internal regulations ok
that Provinces and u small nHm6er of pec~
pie in the back parts rose III arms, undct Fthe
name Of Regulators, against the govesntnent.
Covernour Tryon marched at tho head uf
some troops drawn from the militia, gave
battle to the Regulators, defeated them,
hanged some Of their ringlcadefs, and pub
lished Procloma,ions against many Others
These people were all treated as having
been In rebellion, and they we're left to solic-
it pardon of the crown. This established
in the minds of those Regulators such an
hatred towards the rest Of their fellow citi-
gems, that In lYY5, when the war broke out,
they would not Join with them The King
has since promised them pardon for their
former trcasons; supon condition that they
commit fresh on6S ngainst their country
In ly7y, in conjunction with number OF
Scotch ,Highlmders, they rose and Cover
nour Caswell marched against them, gave
them buttle and defeated them. This year
they have riscn again, and been ugaih defeat
ed. But these people are SO Few in num-
ber there Is SO much apparent malice and
revenge, instead OF principle, in their disai.
fection, that any one who knows any thing OF
the human heart will see, that, instead OF IL
nally weakening the American cause In
North Carolina, It viii only serve 10 give
kccnncss and an obstinacy TO those who suE-
port IT,
Nothing, indeed, can shcw the unanimiy
ef tho people throughout America In .
stronger light than thiss-that the British
army, has been able to procure 50 lew re.
crhiis, To excite 40 few insurrscAons md
Disturbances although the frccdom
Of the press, and the freedom OF speech, 10
carried to as great lengths in that conntry
as in any under the sun, there he never BEEN
hint in newspaper, or even In handbaIl,|
nor single speech or veto In any Assem-i
bly,, that have hcardof for submission, OF,
even for reconciliation.
] have the honour to be,
Sir, your humble tervant,
JOHN ADAMS.
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Is. -9,<6c< ls6z 6s ~ ~ ,D6 = ra,ser borne 4
zx<y ~ txey | " y skf ssa rensra
Th. ,<S =. ~; 81 \. ~r. 1Isshle "a Tie
pos.,no,,-> l3~rrrr,r,sc rS;rn,r,. secrcta.
S.s ~ ,1nsr. ;nlrrs. 'scnstot1S sD8 rcr sesen-
\ tS(ixes IA <sjr,, I,< 1<oscs. Et>v arc ull
eI;,Ik - ~. .S.ce.s, ~keyv .rs,t ~ the body
"a skc. ,see,l' y l would lose, their char.
scters Il |(,e,, z. M Instant thev should
\ ns,<r2 y ~ ~ ssek conduct, from the
political system that the peoplc are deter
mined 10 suppor..
Bur arc there anv officers OF tho armt,
who could carr over large numbers Of
people, The influence of these officers is
confined 20 the army |: they have very little
among the citizens. nut II we consider the
constitution of that army. We shall see, that
il is Impossible that any officer could carry
with him anv numbers. even Of soldiers
These officers arc NOT appointed by a Kinp,
or a Prince, nor bv General Washington
they can hardly be said 10 be appointed by
CONGRESS. Thcv have all commissions from
CONGRESS-. II is true but thew are named
and recommended. and are generally appoint
ed. bv the execu,;ve branch Of government.
in the par,,cular State 70 which thew belong,
excent the general officers. who are appoint
ed bv Congress. The continental army
consists of the Quotas of officers and troops
furnished bv thirteen different States. If an
officer of$tbc Massachusetts Eav forces, for
example. should 90 over 10 the enemy, he
might. possibly. carry with him half dozen
soldiers besnfinp 10 that State vet even
doubt anv officer whatever, who should de-
sert fror, that State. could persuade so many
as half dozen soldiers to go With him.
Is il necessary 10 nut the suppostioh that
General Washington should be corrupted b.
Is il possible that so fair fame as Wash.
incton's should be exchanged for gold, or
for crowns IA charaetor so false, so cruel,
So blood-thirs,v. 40 detestable as that of
Monk might hctrav a tr,iss but = character
40 lust. so humane. On fair. 90 omen, honour.
bile. and amiahle a. Washinrton,s revcr can
he stained with 10 sui 4 reproach. -.
YET I am h,llv Of op;nion. tia, if Mr..
washington should ro, over 70 the English,
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w. PELHAM, BooKsELLxR,
No. So, Coynhiil, Boston,
TEC

NO. SO, Cornhih, Boston,
OFFERS for Sale, the whole or any
~ part of his Miscellaneous and Profes ssional
Books, at the unusual discounts, specified below On
comparing thee discounts with the usual course of
business Il will obviously appear, that purchasers sds
private and social brares VIII consult their interest
in favouripg him with their early orders. The col
lection comprises variety of valuable works in Law
Physick, Divinity, Architecture Navigation History
Biography, Voyages, Travels, Poetry, Novels, &C.
His object In making so considerable reduction
from the established prices is to dispose Of Ms stock
.. quickly as possible, in order to supply ~ place
with mere general assortment of Paper md Sta
tionary than he has hitherto kept, aud :purchasers
viii consequently reflect that such OPPORTUNITIES Of
supplying themselves occur but seldom.
AMERICAN PUBLICATIONS,
For Cssh ealy,
From, Ito 10 dollars, discount 10 per cent
20 20 to 20 20 per cent
% ''f fMpoRfEb SHs5is'fi BOOKS, s. per cent
For Casa only,
j. From to 10 dollars. Discount per cent.
10 to 80 ---- -. 10 pr cent
80 so. 1918 PER ceak-
so and upwards, :. Is per cent
The following viii continue to be sold At the ssoi
s.- rates. .
BIBLES, 4to evO. and for schcois,a great variety.
rcstafaents, avo. and 100 Episcopal Prayer Books,
various editions--Psalms and Hymns, School Books,
and ChiIdren's Toy Books.
American and English Writing Papers ;--wafers
Lead Pencils Quils of superiour quality, .jew PEN
Columbian, and Eagle Playing Cards, Highlander,
and Merry Andrews.
An assortment of elegant Patterns for Embr OF.
derry.
Almanacks for 1910. by the gross, dozen or sin
gle. Boston, Oct. IS, 1902
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THE FIRST nQDsber of this interesting work,
viii be re11y 5or Subscribers at Nevpors, in a
few weeks. r1ds number is fair specimen Of the
papes, yrming, &c. and Is deposited for iCsFecton
At the stqre of Jop SHEARxAH, where such ~ de-
slrc ilrqfRsShssription untiktleyiAye an opponni-
ty OF ssia the engrayinss, thssvle 81 prinunGz nd
the pspess invited 20 s1Amine the execution of
the work.
Newport, 11th mo- 29th, 1909.
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LETTER. VII.
Mmsterdam, October 10, 1880.


SIR,
YOUR seventh inquiry is "Whcthcr the
oopln,on people in America are not inclined,
nor would be able, 10 find sufficient means to
Illustrate, by force, the good intentions OF the
skiifu politicians :"
In answer TO this, 1t is sufficient to say,
that the conmonality have no need to have
recourse to force, to oppose the intentions OF
the sEilful because the law and the consti-
tuition authorize the common people 10
choose governours and magistrates eyery
year so that they have it constantly in
their power to leave out any politician, how
ever skiifrl, whose principles, opinions, or
systems, they do not approve.
The difference, however, In that country
is not so great as it is in some others, be-
tween the common people and the gentle
mcn--for noblemen they have nouc.--Thcre
is no country where the comu19n people, ]
mean the tfadesnen, the husbApdmcn, and
the Iabouriog people, have such advantages
Of education as in that and il may be truly
said, that their educsfon, their undcrund-
ing, and their know1edge, is IS nesrly equal
as their birth, fortune, dignitics, and IL
ties
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.qf their Store, 90, Tzames-steet, formerly occupied
. Mr.. BENZ REYNOLDS, corser If Jefarkes-Sqaare
and at the store lately occupied BY .nr. NArHAsrEI
DEARBoRx, 9S, Tncmes-streef,
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ENITEI .AINMEN i.
RANDOLPH MOTT,

ra,, of the Washington Tavern, alexandria,
= rs prepared to entertain travellers and o.
.h.rs in a genteel manner, at the WHITE
MCi1SE. opposite the second turnpike gate,
-, niles from Alexandria, on the road to
80 go Court House-and hatters himself
= az s.tantion to the wishes and convenience
- customers will ensure him portion Of
puols Good pasturage and grain of every
,.sl.;n.;on viii be furnished ter stock.
zaapard ls: gan
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Joleph Aandeyllle'
coRsER or KING and tAfRFAx S7kbf'H
ELEXdNDRIA
Has received a considerable
dition to his Stock,

AND OFFERS FOR SALE,
30 hogsheads, list and "a qua,
90 barrels MuScorad0 oa5"'
1000 lb. Green Coffee ..;
s 10 tons British Patent Shot, "''O'
BIB to No. 9.
10 bales Cotton.
10 casks first quality Goshen Ihe''"
30 boxes Mould Candles.
IS bags clean heavy Pepper
so ID. Nutmegs.
casks London refined SaltPeu''
$ ditto Irish Glue. ..g.
Gunpowder, Imperial, Hyson, ol"S f..
son, Tyson Skin, and Padre ooucnol,s ,s
in quarter chests, boxes and cannis'e's -, IN
Of which are equal i'll quality to any s'"
ported. :.hooTr
Madeira, Port, MARSHA, Sherry, LisO0D
nerih'e, and Malaga Wines.
A few cases Medoc Clarct. ,-.,ss,
Jamaica, Northumberland, and N"p'
Rum. !,
Copnac, Bordeaux and Pech Brandy
Holland and Country Gin.
Irish and Country Whiskey'
Six hoysheaels Cherry Bounce; ,,,.v
Retailing Molssses, Havana iio''''
Wine and Cider Vinegar. o.ks,
Best Florence Oil in bottles ana '@ .o ria
Loaf and Lump Sugars, Choaoll ~ starl
Pearl & Common Barley, Basket 0 ca.sia. Pr
Fig Blue, Indigo, Mace, Loves I...r CayeDp'
mento, Race aud Ground Clh8e' slmond,
Pepper, Capers, Mustard, Kaisn', ,erss R9D
Cnrrants, Nader, Alum, o0Pp pr,n lgMpsS
Brimstope, Chalk, British ana Il. pb 80
Gunpowler, Spanish Segars' - sipa
Small Twist Chewing IooaoeUy,v ritias sn0
CARROTS, and Hamilton's onun' Red COra'
Wrapping Paper, Playing CARDS. -
Leading Lines, &c. *.
Oct0ber Is.
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Public Sale.
BY order of the Orphans Court

BY order of the Orphans Court
of st. Marys. County, 3 State of Maryland,
will be exposed at Public Sale, at the HOUSE.
of EGza6eA S. Barber, in st. sMary's near
Chaptico, on tho 18th day February, if fair,
if not the next fair day,
Mspeyional proPertyef Richard
Bond,
Late ofthe aforesaid County and state de-
ceased. Consisting of
Ssuerat Negroes. Horses. a Car
rage, Sc.
Upon credit of six months. Good security
will be required, with interest from the day OF
sale, for all sums over twenty dollars, all IN
der, cash. The sale to commence at twelve
clock.
REBECcA WHITE BOND,
Erecntrir.
January 10 lawSw
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January 10.
Twenty Dollars RezoQrd.

RAN AWAY from the subscriber on the
third of this month a negro man named MO-
SEES, about twenty FIVE years old, five feet
eight or nine inches high, rather slender, and
very black, his eyes are rather large. Among
other clothes he took with him drab colored
big coat rather ragged, black jacket, pair
of white brooches made of planes. and a pair
ofold corduroy. willsgiye the above reward
for him, if secured in some JAIL and notice
sent 70 me.
David Stuart.
Fairfax County, Va.
stb Ian. fiII d6t2aw
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Hnm1zfon's Grand Restorative,

Recommended as an invaluable Medicine,
for the speedy relief, and permanent cureo
tho v.r;;ons complaints which result from dis
s;pated pleasures, juvenile indiscretlons, re-
sidenre in climates unfayorable to the consei-
tuition. the immoderate use OF tea, frequent
INVESTIGATION or any destructive incompetence
the pnskilful or destsuctiye use OF mercury,
the diseases peculiar to females, at certain
neriod oflife, bad layings in, &c. &c.
And is proved by long and extensive eSpe-
Renee to be absolutely unparalleled IN Tie
curc Of nervous disorders, consumptions and
,owne,s Of spirits, loss of appetite, lmpunty
Of the blood, hysterical affections, inward
weakness, violent cramps in the stomach and
b,ck. indigestion, melancholy, govt In the
stomach, pains in the limbs, reiaxations, IN
voluntary emissions. seminal weakness, OBJ
s,inate elects, fluor albos, or whites, llnPo-
tency, barrenncss, sc. &c.
Ilanslton's Worm Destroying Lo-
ze'sges.
Which there is reason to believe, have'
within eight years past cured upwards of TWO
.IINpnF.p THOUSAND persons OF both sexes,
,feyery age, and in every situation,of various
DANGEROUS complaints arising from WORMS
a.,d from distractions or foulness in the sto-
mach and bowels.
Ha9nilton's ElsxaY.
For Coughs, Colds, Asthmas, Sore Throa
and approaching consumpasns.