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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-18

General Assembly, begun and held at the Capitol
in the city Of Richmond. on Monday the first.
day OF December, in the year of our Lord, one
thousand eight hundred and six, and of tse
commonwealth, the thirty-6rst.
AN ACT to amend an act. entitled, can act
n.ore efeaually to provide for the payment of
taxes upon lands within this commonwealth.
Passed Goth January, 1907
DE it enacted by the General Assembly, That
- when the taxes on any tract or parcel of land
shall have heretofore remained, or shall hereAf-
ter remain unpaid FOR the space OF two years, such
trac, parcel fand shall be forfeited to the COM
monwealth, and shall not be subject to location
Provided nevertheless, That the tract or parcel
OF land aforesaid forfeited, shall be subject TO
the redemption of the former righ,fu and pro.
per owner at any time within three years after
such forfeiture shall have accrued, upon payment
OF the taxes due thercupou, according 20 the fol.
lowing rules, 90 wit: That if the said taxes shall
be paid in the first year after such forfeiture shall
have accrued, there shall be paid an interest of
twenty-five FER centum per annum on the amount
of the said taxes from the time they became due
tl paid. IF the said taxes shall be paid in the
second year after such forfeiture shall have &C.
crued. there shall be paid an interest of fifty per
centum FER annum on the amount of taxes due as
aforesaid III the said taxes shall! be paid in the
third year after such forfeiture shall have accru
ed there shall be paid IN interest of one hundred
per centum per snnun, as aforesaid; Provided
also That nothing in this &C. shall be SC con.tru-
ed as TO affect the rights of infants, femes covert,
or persons of unsound mind. until one year after
the disabilities shalt have ccaEed. on their paying
all taxes due, with an interest thereupon at the
rae Of ten per centum per annu;l on the amount
due afore aid.
All acts and parts Of acts coming within tue
purview OF this act, are hereby repealed.
THIS aet shall commence and be in force from
and after the first day of March next.
A Copy from, the Roll-Teste,
J. pLEASANTS, jr. Keeper
of the Rolls.
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ANp roa sALx.-fHE GLEBE LANDS
IL in the occupancy of the Rev. Matthew Hfau-
ry, dec. and now occupied by Nathaniel Rag
land, will be sold, on the premises to the high
est bidder. Friday the fifteenth September
next, on = credit of twelve months, the purcha.
sers giving bond with approved security.
BY order Of the Overseers of the Poor.
JOHN WYNN, jr. elk.
A.bemarle, August %th, 1909.
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r T. nj O " AL.

y>HE subscriber has removed near the Bason,
where he continues to keep house OF
Private Entertainment.
Likewise sells all kinda OF
touniry produce on commission.
HEZEKIAt PURYEAR.
Richmond, May 18TH, 1909. tf.
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City Hotel to Let.

r HAT spacious convenient HOUSE and I. o T
with out Houses, Stables &c. situated on
the street that leads from the main street by the
Governors to the Capitol; which was lately in
the occupancy Of Mr. Jas. Vaughan. as Tavern.
1t will be Ter for one or more years, and posses
sion given Immediately. For terms ,ply to
Benjamin Mosby Of Powhatan, or q. Tate of
this City, who are authorised by me to let the
same.
RICHARD CROUCH.
Richmond, June list, 1909.
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TAKEN up on he Chatsworth Estate.
Il a BLACK MARE MULE, pei.aer
brand or mark; appraised 10 six,y-fvc
noi'ars the owner may have her by prov
log his property and paying the lcgal
charges.
WV. NETTLES.
Chatsworth, 10th July. 1900. (wa,n,
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NOTICE. The creditors of the estate.
OF John j. Watt, dec. are hereby re
quested to sendintheiv respective accounts
or claims for settlement and those indebt-
ed, to make payment to the subscribers
without delay.
d. 51H BURR TRo@PNiNS' Nam'rs.
Rlchmond, July 18th, 1909. w6t
a NALU ABLE FARM FOR SHL,-,-
a On the 1St day of Hanover county court
IN the month of august next, at the court
house, will be offered for sale, to the highest
bidder, Three hundred acres of Land. w.
ing within two miles of the courthouse, aud
about twenty miles from the CITY of aico
mond. The situation is pleasant and he al
thy, and commands at present, and prob a..
bly, will for many years, continue to con-
mand considerable range for the raising
oihogs andcattle. There is upon II, a ere,I.
number and variety Of bearing fruit trees.
and framed dwelling house containing $
rooms. The terms of sale will be, one fourth
part OF the purchase money TO be paid on
the iiTst day OF March next and the resi-
due in three equal annual intalmrnts, 70 be
computed from that day. The payments
to be secured by deed Of trust upon the
land.
iGEO. VIM. SMITH.
Richmond, Jay 10th, 1902. wtdss
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A BANK NOrs OF oONE HUND1ED
n DOLLARS was taken from a blscl; hoy
WHO called himself James Smith, g. says he found
it IN he sreet-No' ihnki"g it proper to et the
boy keep il, detained it for the proper owner
VINO Hay have it, on giving satisfactory evil
dence OF his oetheir Ugh, TO it and paying the
expense of thi; Advertisement.
lOnN MCDONALD
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SOM Nj TIED TO the jail of Monigo-
" merry county, on the 9th day of A
p-'i. negro man who calls himself MO
SEES; says he ia about twenty two years
oisge; he is near six feet high, stout built,
aud says he is the property Of Richard
Terrell. The owner is requested to come
forward, pay all charges and take him a.
way, otherwise he will be dealt with as the
Law requires.
II. GIBSON, Tailor.
June 2aih, 1909. tsm.)
'CtUN3iAM MILLS--Ihe Subscriber
~ informs mis- friends, nj the public, that he
will pu chase WHEAT delivered t the co
lumbar MILLS, or he viii rect i've Yhea,
there, to be manufactured on very mod rate AVID
Advantageous terms o he holders of this article
viz....for every SO pounds ofsood Mercha ots bic
WSeas, he will engage to deliver one barrel of
good Supetfne Flour, or he will receive Wheat
at IS and Cd psr bushel, of 90 lbs, and deliver
supersuc Flour at g 6 l. cents. with small
proportion Of Fine Flour a. S 81 cents per bar
rei-allto be Inspected and delivered in good OF.
de- at the Mill.
The FLOUR made at this Mill has always
been held in high repute, snd il is the mention
of The present Proprietor To sustain It's character
The CORN MILL is in complete ordcr-e.
VERY attention WILDE paid to customers sending
their CORN 10 groand on toll at the usual rae
Co5d fresh MEAL for sale in small or large
q antilles at ve,y moderate prices fcr Cash.
Apply to Mr. Samuel Lecch on the premises, or
JOgI CREAMERY Pesid;np in rro,fo,L
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JOAN CRANBERRY, Residing in Norfolk.
s7 CASH given for CORN delivered at
the Mill
Richmond 7th July. 1899. Il.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD Stole

Rihcmond. Sth month list, 1909.
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"a GREAT BARGAIN.

THE subscriber wishing to remove to the
western country, will sell the FARM on
which he resides in Fairfax county, II miles
from Alexandria, 9 from George Town fer
ry, and about the same from the Potomac
bridge crossing to the city Of Washington
in healthy, agreeable neighborhooa, con-
tanning about 40 acres, Oh syhichIs eonye-
nient dwelling house, large enough Ter gen
teel family, together with all the outhonscs
suitable, all new or nearly so an orchard of
apple trees of selected fruit, together with
different other fruit trees, aproportion of i'm
proved meadow for the scythe, and large
portion more may easily be made. Any per-
SON inclined to purchase may know the terms
by application to Mr. JOHN DuL1N, adjoining
the said farm, or the subscriber Oh the pre-
miscs.
E. DuIin.
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DIRECTIONS HOW TO USE
7 Il e W Ii o D. $
Patent Walhlng Machine.

First fill the barrel half full of your finest
cloths, than fill the bottom of the Reservoir
with hot suds up to the side planks, turn t
Crank backwards and forwards so as to make
the cloaths fall the ardest against the sides OF
the barrel for about twenty-five minutes, then
use the same suds with little more soap and
hot water for the next finest cloaths, until the
suds arc unfit for use,then second your cloaths
in the same way with boiling suds, after ub"
bing little soap on the dlriest parts et the
cloaths then rincs them In the machine II
warm or cold water
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E.. Dulin.
diff
For Rent or Sale,
A Baks-houle g Dwelling -houies.

THAT Bake House and Dwelling House
situate at the corner of Water and Oronoko
streets, at present occupied by Mr. Andrew
Jamieson. Possession may be had the first
day of January next
ALSO,
That Square, or two acres Of ground, with
the improvements thereon, situase on Wash
ington street, between Oronoko and Pendle-
ton streets, wherein my family at present
i've. Immediate possession may be had.
ALSO TO RENT,
That Dwelling House on Primo ess street,
near Water street, adjoining the house at
present occupied by MIR. John 1amieson.-
Immediate possession will be given.
John Dundas.
November II. dlW&eoti
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VIM. c. Newton.
Assinnen az L., :,

~ hSsi5hee Oh Joseph Yawood
We the subscribers kaye lcurd ~ %.
Joseph Yarwood's Patent ,rasbinr S, " HEI
TO answer fully the intended purDose a, n ,'''
ing cloas'is OF every description, and do h@s
dy recommend them to the public - y" asle'
saving Of soap, labor ard cloaths C;r.SS 'sa'
der cur hands this day of june ,sN~ W.
fSigned)
Dorothea Krouse, Ca.hindcrCasc, A..
M'Carfen, Martha Abercronlbie, RUN il'''
Won, Kebecca liatterslcy, Vain do B,aTn
Elizabeth Black, Jane b. Swarm, II m.L
Susanna Townsville, Elizabeth Wilson rE
zabcth Snyder, Nancy Kell, Sara. KeIssn n
ger, Margaret B. Ntanlcy, Mary rcrt.r
Mary Steel, Sarah Fitzhush, Mary DuGer
Persia Hodskin, Carolina Hopkins, Sarah
M'Aenay, Elizabeth Muir, Polly Rhoades, =.
lizabeth Loagden, Ann snowdcn, Ann D.,
vies, Mary Began, Mary Slade, Betsey Fur
ner, Mary Smith, Sarah G. .Ianncy Jane Har-
riot slacom, Mary stabler, Winefed NJ
Namara, Mary Berry, Tryphosa N. Cole, Jc-
mimah Mutt, Lime Deakens, Eliza Butts ,Ss.
ran VI Cohb, Sarah Taylor, Sally DER, Est
her Sanford. The following subscribers live
in Loudon county. Mary KiIe, Polly Gale
her, Jane M'Cabe, Kitty Downing, judith
Newton, Mary Luckett.
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N O T I c Z
November IL.

TIL At the annual meeting of the Stock
holders in the Little River Turnpike Compa-
nv, will be held on the first Monday IN De-
cembcr next, at the City Hotel, IN AlcXan-
dria at which time aad place Oh election
will take place for President, tour Dlrec-
tors. and Treasurer. a statement OF me
conpany's funds together with report OF ths
proceedings, expenditures and progress OF
the work will be laid before the meeting. e
PROPOSE ion for cqua!lizing the interest Of the
old and new Stockholders, will be taken up
and decided upon.
Jonah Thompson,
Treasurer L. r. I. {.
0etober |. StawlstMyDes
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Northampton, (hass.) FEB. 1909.
81 James Heaton, also hereby certify, that
in thc fall of the year 1903, / was seized with
a severe cold attended by an obstinate and
distressing cough. The violence OF my cough
soon produced pain in my side and breast,
aGl frequently splitting of blood, in short, all
the horrid, symptoms of consumption were
randy assailng me. In this situation vas
recommended to Dir George Rogers, who
rendered me immediate reliefby administer
inc his Vegetable Detergent. ! have CONT
nue2 the use of it ever since. and for three
months past, though not completely restored
70 health, have been able constantly to attend
to my business-and fully believe that my
partial restoration has been solely owing fun.
der G ODD to this valuable medicine.
James Heaton.
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To the Public.

The great benefit which have experience
ed from Rugers's Vegetable, &c. and a nrm
persuasion that it may afford relief to others,
induces me to make every laudable exertion
for its distribution.
For Ave years preceding the last OF Dec.
1907. in consequence of taking avlolent cold
i had been afflicted with the asthma, a dison-
der which conceived to be hereditary my
father and grand father both having gfeatiy
suffered frons it. / he disorder increasing
RAPIDLY upon me, in the spring OF 1907, /
consulted DrsC. T.. Seeger, but the urgency
ofhis business prevented him from, attending
at that time, particularly eEnly case. nay bu'
siness made it necessary forEre to leave hons
and be absent the greater part OF summer,
,vhich deprived me of the able professional
assistance of DR.. Seeger. In September last,
severe cold broughtson violent cough ana
the disorder assumed an aspect more serious
and alarming than at any fortne pc Rod
was extremely de6ikitated, canacfefs,f ana cor
fined. Such was the irritabilty OF my lungs,
+ was obliged 10 use the greatest cautlon'i the
,ct of respiration. After q free use OF Ro-
GERS yegeSable. &c. for about two months,
5 I WAS perfectly relieved of the dreadful cough
lyeured Of every symptom OF the asthma
Ia short, blessed be God, have continuedin
sound health ever since. AS these facts may
be important TO those unfortunate individuals
who are suffering from the same disorder,
have been thus particular in their detail
And / do not hesitate to declare my solemn
scnviction, both from my own experience and
observing its effects On others, that DR.. Ro-
pers's v. P. %. is an easy, safe and effsctual
remedy for coughs and asthnas, and IS the
greatest antidote to all pulmonlc complaints
that the world has ever Witnessed.
Jacob w. Brewlter.
Northomtson, january, 1909.
THIS may certify, that about the hrst OF
October last, was attacked with violent
cough, which proceeded, as was the opinion
81 my physician, who is man well approved
& in his profession, frem abr,lise which /
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4 further Proof
OE
far7vooa's ascfM WosAiag A,aclt

! Sfiio new and very useful ihyent;o,
z met With general encotlraacracr, . =, ms
~ lace where tley have bec., uicd !, :
country rs well usstowa lhey bav. IN ne
great applause, The authority Of ~, ~ S*-"ea
derslgled ladies' caarot be di pptsa F"cil-
Will warrant every machine to ans w.n,, a'lG /
scrlptlon given CT them. 70 any ,c,. ."s e.
VIII purchase OF me- will sci oat firb,. ".S :,
counties to the southwark or wes,,a a"'S Of
cash., Barter or Oh a credit. App,y ~, S :. ~ !
subscriber in Alexandria fr' 70 Tie
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TO THE PUBLIC,
Who are GSeefcd svith coaghs, Gods, -assnsas,
and Consmmftions.

TyHERE is perhaps ITO medical observa-
ton better established, none more ge-
Morally confirmed by the experience OF the
best physicians of all ages and countries, and
none of more importance to the practitioner
than the fact that many of the most dltlcut
and incurable complaints originate III neglect
ed COLDS. In climate as variable as ours,
where the changes of the weather are ire
quently sudden and unexpected, 1t requires
more care and attention to guard against this
subtle and dangerous enemy oflife, than most
people imagine, or are willing to bestoW.--
Hence the vast nu1aher Of patients afflicted
with coughs, scatarrhs, asthmas and consump.
tions. The many cases Of the kind which
fell under my observation, the disappointment
experienced in practice, from remedies
highly recommended, and my own pre-dls-
position to 2ulmonic complaints, we're stroBg
: inducements for me TO consider whether q
compound, consisting OF mild vegetable SUB
stances could not be invented, moro tree from
the well founded objections OF practitioners,
and better calculated to avert the threatening
destruction of the lungs.
I have the satisfaction to offer to the pub
lie such remedy, under the name OF the
& VEGETABLE, PULMONIC DEFER
: GENT, well adapted to various constitutions
and habits, and TO declare with the fullest
confidence that l found this composition tar
superior TO others intended to answer the
same purpose. j am perfectly satisfied, that
practitioners, who have frequently to comsat
I the Effects of suppressed perspiratlon and DO
not neglect the use of the lancet and ether
syacuations, whenever they arc Indicateti'
will place this medicine on the list ct their
most fayoritc remedies; as It caA IN no case
). do harm. / will abide by this motto
NO RELIEF NO PAY.
This motto may be deemed ostentatlousb by
some, and amounting to aposltyeness that
the medicine will invariably effect cure IN
any stage of disease like miracle the
proprietor is far from believing that this me-
-dicine will render mankind Immortal; buthe
s is fully sensible if taken seasonabiy, and &C
scording to the directions, it will either pre-
vent or cure, and if unseasonably,lt Will most
sensibly alleviate distress and prolong lite
and having no 1esire to profit by the coni-
dence of the sick and afflicted, induces me to
make the above overture. Should the contra
nv appear in any instance, as IN some II pos
sibly may, the money for the medicine Will
s.tc cheerluliy refunded by the persoa who
: may yend the same.
GEORGE ROGERS.
NJ B. TheNaboye named medicine IS Ser
cured to the subscriber by letters patent from
The President of the United States, and pre-
pared at his Dispensary IN Northampton
county Of Hampshire and state OF Massachn-
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To the Public.

IN consequence Of taking a severe cold IN
lNay, 1908, lzvas seized Nth Vielens Pdi1'
in my side, attended Nth distressing
cough, which, although I had the adolee
and prescriptions efa respectable physician,
lasted me four weeks, scithout any aleoia-
ti0s. Ithen applied to Dr.. George Rogers,
uhs administered his Vegetable Pulson1e
Detergent. zvhich gave me immediate re.
lief; and in ten days I1uas entirely freed
from tie pain in my side and cough.
Charles Chapman.
Northamb.on, MaYch, 1909.
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Northampton. March, 1909.

ELIJAH NORTON, jun. Of Vest
ambton, in Massachusetts, do certify, that
in The last gear zvas attended With a great
debility. uueaAness Of the lungs, distressed
for breath, and violent cough attended
Nth a fever for a number q months; about
the 1sth Of august l began the use of DR..
George Rogers's Vegetable Rulm0nic Detur
gent 1 Kept in the use Of it about three
,monlhs immediately after taking this me-
dicine my cough cbated, and Icould breathe
zvuh more freedom. I 1cculd recommend
RE medicine fran my ozvn experience, 10
those zsko are troubled zrith cough, and
disorders Of the tungs and breast, and con
sumpsipe complaint. and 40 believe It to be
|, valacb!s end useful medicine.
Elijah Norton, Jun.
ENsstamptor, Feb. 81 1909.
TT Fer sale by r. GRAZ. Bookseller,
King street, agentyfor The proprietor.
October 81 1azU6n'
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G.. Deneale, &C.
October 90 IaW@m
New Houfe of Entertainment.

THOMAS RHODES, respectfully IN
4 forms the citizens Of Alexandria and the
public, that he will OPEN a HOUSE OF In
TERTA1NMEaT on the first day Of July next,
in co1nmo,iious snd airy new house on
Prince-street, sign the Eagle, a few doors
above Thomas Swans dwclling.-He IN
tends to keep constant supply ct the best
LIQUORS and PROVISIONS, and will ac-
commodate travellers and.others on such mo.
derate terms as to make it an object to call
on him. He will be provided with careful
hostler and has good stabling for horses. 81
The situation is superior 10 any IN town
for the accommodations of travellers, it being
out Of the way of hustle ana there IS pump
soft the best water at the door:
June o.. aaW
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received On my left side about a fortnight
before. By his CONSENT tried Rogsrs's Pull
nonic Detergent II was very weak and low,
and took but half the quantity prescribed by
his di, ections. In three days | was much re-
lieyed, and in eight days quite cured OF the
cough.
Moses Parsons,Jun.
\ Northampton, February, 1909.
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This healthy, beautiful, and we'll improved
SEATS now offered for sale.
It contains 400 acres, i5o OF which are IN
wood, holland is better adapted to the use OF
.plaister>of Paris, and there is some very vaiu-
able meadow land upon It.
For terms apply to w. III. Foote, esq:npon
the PREMISES, or to the subscriber IN Charles
county, Maryland.
Benjamin Dulany. Jun.
September ~. - - q
JAMES BACON
sBeps leave to inform his former customers
and friends, that he has
Recommended the GroccrysBufness,
>Athis Store on King near Washington
street.
wHRxE HE OFFERS FoR SALE,
A well cholcn aflortment OF
goods, in that line,
Warranted genuine, particularly his
TEAS, WINES. & LIQUORS,
Which are of superior quality--He will dist
pess of each and every article on the mos
moderate terms.
May I: dts'
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A FORM OF CERTIFICATE.

THIS is 10 certify, that is entitled 10 Tx
right Of making, useing md OendinS q
Yarwood's Paten. flashing dlachme,J0 for ~hfh
Ihaye received dollars 5eins the c0sl q
The same.
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May Is.
7uN Received q Fol- 9~'
N. MILLER,

sc bales ofPrime Uplana oo Inv
10000 lbs Green Coffee, hrsS
1000 pair OF Morocco shoes
u tierces fresh Rice -,
30 casks Of best Lamp va
10 pieces of Ravens ! Duck HaSoo Tea
chests of fresh old dyson
ga do Imperial do.
? bales of India Masl1A'
&c boxes Noyeau
Four tons Logwood. ,,<vs.
500 Spanish Hldss. .
Nov. II:
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District of Columbia,


Jun. not having entered his appearance and
given security, according to the act OF assem-
bly, and the rules ofthis court and 1t appear
ing to the satisfaction the court upon atflda-
Wit that the said defendant. William Cash, u.
is not an inhabitant of this district. Oh motion
of the said compliments, by their counsel, 1t
is ordered, that the said defendant William
Cash, ir. do, appear here on the first day of
next term, and enter bis appearance to the
suit and give security for performing The de-
cree of the court and that the other defend
ant John Fl. Manley, do notpay away, convey
or secrete the debts by him owing to- or the
estate or effects in his hands belonging to the
said absent defendant William Cash u until
the further orderor decree OF the court, end
that a copy of this order be forthwith publish
ed for two months successfully, in one otthe
public newspapers published IL this county
and that another copy be posted at the tront
door ofthe court house of said county.
A copy-Test,
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GEORGE ROGERS.

N. B. TheNab named medicine IS Ser
cured to the subscriber by letters patent from
The President of the United States, and pre-
pared at his Dispensary in Northampton
county Of Hampshire and state OF Massachn-
settS.