davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-26
CONTINUATION
or Nesvs 6y the La4ra -dha.

LONDON, Sept. 3.
The last dispatches from Mr.. M'Kenx,e
announce, that so late as i Tuesday last, Mr..
M'kenzie had received no answer TO the
aitimatum of our government. which was
forwarded to Paris 3 weeks before. We
understand hehas sent home for instructions,
and has detained cartel for the purpose
Of bringing over any communication he
might receives previously to their arrival.
Letters received on Saturday from Tene-
rife state. that 1000 French prisoners had
been landed at Port Oratava from Cadiz.
within the last six weeks.
SPAIN.-Neyer, since the commence
ment OF the present contest, has spain e&-
hibited more interesting spectacle than
at the present moment. The reverses ex-
perienced by the Patriots in the Course of
the struggle, have developed circumstan-
ces which rather serve to increase than di.-
minish the hope ofultimate success. Spain
is the only extensive country on the CONT
nent which since the commencement of the
revolutionary war, has opposed the French
armies by the undisciplined energies of her
population. When the disciplined troops Of
the most powerful nations had sunk with
unparalleled rapidity before the overwhelm
ing strength of France, and the Instrument
most relied upon had SO entirely failed, even
the novelty OF the other engine was calcula,
ted to inspire hope.---Spain had consider
able advantages of this kind of warfare !;
the country was ex ensive we'll adapted for
defence, and if any serious resistance
should be made, not to be at once overpow
cred. But even those who were disposed
to place the largest share of confidence in
popular energy where it had been cherish
ed and prepared tor exertion. reasonably
doubted whether, under the circumstances
of Spain, it could be very general or per-
Iaanent The influence of the government
had been felt not In creating and eucourag-
ing, but III depressing and destroying; while
on the other hand, the means of aggression
IN the hands of the invader, were of unex
ampled skill and vigour. 1t was Impossible
for any rejecting mind to indulge very san
suine hopes of the result against such i'm
mense odds and many among the best in
formed, anticipated only this favorable eff.
feet, that the general odium against the ty
rant which must spring from success in such
a cause. would lay the foundation for future
more promising opposition. 1t was appre
hended with reason, that the FIRST dispersion
of her raw levies would be the signal for IL
UNIVERSAL submission. But her protracted
resistance has surprised both her friends
and her enemiess-s-Spain has been over
run, her undisciphDsd multitudes have been
Con69ed TO a corner of her territory /; but
though repeatedly defeated, she is far from
being subdued. There can be no deception
here, as the French accounts furnish the e.
violence.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-26
September 4.

y. OtPICUIGCT H
The regency of Spain has published an
order, declaring the Caracas in conse-
euence of the late revolution in that settle
Inent, in a state of rigorous blockade. 1t
appears irom the order, that part only of the
province has declared itself independent !;
and that neither the capital and province of
Maracaiba, that of Coro, nor even the inte-
rior of Caracas itself, have joined in this
proceeding. A civil war will therefore
probably be the consequence of the present
state Of things. The two sail of the line,
which lately proceeded from Spain to the
Caracas, went out to enforce this order of
blockade.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-26

press bat animate brave souls. We expect
shortly to be able to announce events which
shall counterbalance and more than compen-
safe for the loss of Almeida.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-26
PERSIA.

Extract Of letter from an Officer ar :
fuehea 10 the English Embassy 20 Per
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-26

Accounts from Basque Roads, received IN
Londen, state that $4,000 French troops aud
ooo deserters are at lse iAix, ready To embark
tor South America Three ships OF the line
were at Charsnte, and in AK roads, three fri
gates, gun briggs. &c.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-26

Sep. G.
Hamburger papers to the 26th ult. arrived
yesserd Notwithstanding the .exces-
sive vigilance of the French Government to
prevent the publication of untavorable in
telligence, it will sometimes lind its way into
print. The Correspondent. through mad
vertence we suppose, contains the Particu-
lars of the destruction of convoy that was
proceeding from Naples to Scilla.-This at
fair took place on the Oath July, when the
whole of the enemy's fotilla that were en-
gagged, as we'll as the vessels under their
projection, appear to have been completely
disposed Of This event has been suppress
sed in the French papers, though from the
manner in which it is copied into the Cor
respondent, we should suppose that it APP
peared in the Neapolitan Moniteur. Indeed
the disaster could hardly be concealed in the
territory of Naples, and therefore was likely
70 be officially announced from an affectation
OF n.agnanlnity.
Letters from Dantzic to the 17th ult. give
a deplorable account OF the VeXations to
which trade is subject in that port---A
strong detachment of French Custom house
Officers, under the command of Commits
sary, had arrived there for the purpose of
experimenting the exports and imports.
The merchahts demonstrated, but in vain,
against this interference. They we're told
that these measures, however CALLING and
oppressive they might appear at present,
would ultimately turn cut for their advan-
taee. TWAS feared, that the same system
would be applied to Pillau, Koningsberg,
aud, in short, to every port in the Bal
tic accessible to battalion Of French
troops.
A Gottenburgh Mail arrived in town this
morning. Turkey is at length making vigo
rous preparations of defence--the departure
Of the Grand Seignor for the Mussleman
army is no longer doubtful, and the Pachas
of Asia, are Fastening with their masses to
reinforce the army Of the Grand Vizier.--
While the Russians insist on the cession Of
Moldavia, report is circulated at Stock
holm, that Seryia will fall to the share of
Austria. Menaced by these formidable
neigabors, the preservation of the Empire
of the Turks in Europe is now dependent
on the future influence of France with Rus.
STA. Should Alexander quietly acquiesce in
the meditated consolidation at the outlet of
the. Baltic--I may be nationally concluded,
that secret arrangement exists between
France. Russia e Austria, for the disposal of
the Turkish Empire Jothe demand of Mol
davia will succeed that for the possession Of
Bessarabia and Wallachia. The Danube, IL
WILDE argued, is the natural boundary be-
tween the two Empires
hlarge expedition was fitting out at Mad
ras al oar latest dates, the destination Of
which was kept secret. The prevailing OPP
mo- vas, that it was intended against the Isle
OF France,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-26
BALrIMoRr.Ocs.a %
From So. Dominro.

From Sc. Domingo,
Capt. Atkinson. of the Schr. Speedwell,
arrived at this port on Saturday, from CO.
naives which he left OH the 1914 Sept. con
tradicts the account that Potion had gained
a victory says that Christophc has taken
every fort at the Mole except St. George
and that two vessels of Pe,ion's feet were
sunk IN the Mole harbor, a third run ashore,
and that Christophe's feet consists of nine
armed vessels. -Bal .4ne.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-26
,Reasona caaigned 6y az courf :

Captain Keith Of the brig Betsey, who
arrived at Salem in eighteen DAYS from ST.
Bartholomeks informs, hat there had been a
revolution in St Barts. /; the person now in
power there, is Mr.. Cremoni: The for
mer..Lieutenant Governor came passenger
IN the above vessel.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-26
Extract Va fetfer from Fahrsund, dated
.InLu 0R

Since the 25th inst. sentences have been
passed at Chrlstiansand, on the Nancy of
Philadelphia. and Mary of Boston the form
er Cleared and the captors appealed, the
latter condemned for the reasons under, as
signed by the court none of which have
ny relation to the privateering law. and
what is meant by the instrument for TAX
ing length and breadth, we cannot compre-'
hen1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-26

Captain Murphy, who arrived in the sch
Globe, yesterday, in 30 days trom Laguayra,
informs. that the districts of Coro and Mara
caybo had come into the measures of the
Caracas. a congress of the representa-
tives OF the Caracas is TO be held on the 4th
LOT November Tor the purpose OF ablshing
form of government. Official accounts
OF tie declaration otindebendence had ar
| rived at Caraccas--U.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-26

Cahfaln Richorasonicff Cadiz 18Th Set
fember-.No nezus--Frcneh have no
PROSPECT Of reducing the oify----n,et 20 sail
Of TRANSPORTS, from, England, spifh troots
for the Peninsula. =
Cahtdt', Murphy from Laeu;ra REPORTS
fhat a general Congress are to assemble a,
Caracas An November Coro and Ma
racaybo 7ooutdioin il : markets giutted.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-28
SPANISH HI ERIN SHEEP
- IF o r SALE:

Z, >o6TUESDAY tire sth day Of June next,
viii be sold to the highest bidder at Broom
lawn, near the town of Aiexand,ia,
STR full bloodfd SbaaJh ]; M a
Rams, -.
which have ;us. arrived in the ship Diana
from Spaia. These sheep have beeItselecl-
ed with care, and are believed to-be OF Inc
FIRST class of Merinos:: :, ~ ty.; ;,
<, The sale wiIl'take place at - o'c!ofk, and
credit, of ninety drysWilbbe given tossnot g:
negotiable ip The Bark Of Alsxandria, WIN u
approved indorsers. - ~. o., Z. Z.
=, :. Z ~. q, :. !. James H. >Hooe'
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-28
Law BOOKS.

+. fuckers Blackstone, S vols. .
Burrows Reports, S, vols. 49, :
Henihg and Mnmforrs DO. 3 vols. !. ~
;l3innc.'s do. -.,....
Z Douglass do 2 vols. -, ~. .
.,Sckoa,c and Lero, 'sdo. % r.. -. :,
Selwip,s -Nisiptaus; 3 vols. -. :,
, Buffers lido. '...' :
Espinass's do. 2 vols. . '.'.>
ssTidd'sPractice IN Chancery,a vols.
.FHarrison's do. r','' 2 fels'
Peters Admiralty Decisions
= Susden's Law Of Vendors .
Kidd on Awards .-... w.. ...
Park on ASSURANCES
IS Watson on Partnerships .....
>Ghi,ty on Bills i
Maxwell on do.
Nessland on Contracts
Robert, on Fraudulent Conveyanees,
Ditto on Fsands
Chisty on Pleading, 2 vols. ::
Powell on Devises
Coleman anu Gains Cascs
Peakc's Evidence
East's Crown Law, vols.
Anthon's fabrid cement Ut Blackstone
6utler's tiorz Jl!ridice H.s
Hening's Virginia Justice
Revised Code Of the Laws OF Virginia
Monteiore's Com nercial Presidents
Beccaria on Crimes ADVERTISEMENTS
J. -dLSO,. r.....-. s.
Minors Church History, 2 vols.
SEQUEL to the Antidote TO Miseries Of liu-
man Lille, containing furtht-" account OF the
Widow Placid and her dsug Liter Rachel, by
The same aGthor.
w. Orders for Law, Medical, Theological
or Classical Books received as above and OK.
e.,,ted with all convenient dispatch. -
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-28
: Forty Dollars Reward.

TAN AWAY iron, the subscriber, on the
IN 10Th of December last, negro DAM
EL--he is SO years old, feet 10 or ii inch
= 60 high,tolerably black, high cheek bones he
had an opening between his ir<mt teeth hav
ing the appearance of one lost, aemarka able
round shoulders and slender waist-he IS by
profession q bahast, has los: much OF his re-
iigion, snt. is fond of talking on that subject
he has appeared to be very unwell lor two or
( three years past and has done nothing be-
fore that time he was good hand to put up
post and rail fence, and ditching, which he
no doubt wiliengage in should be get a dis-ii
tance from tsnrs--he is good at ali kinds OF
plantation work. 1t is believed he is still IN
the neighberhood of Alexandria where he has
a vile, and is harbored by the negroes be-
longing. or who have lately belonged 10 the
estate oil Benjamin Dulany, Esq and their,
. connections. ., H.. - :
wiftsgise the above reward il secured IN
jail so that ! get him again. and all reasonable
expences If brrught homc :"
=. sJohn. Dulin:
= Navy -. E. 2aw lit
-tsEboy = ... q.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-28
PUBLIC SALE.

Under the authority Of atdeed Of trust TO the
subscriber, on Monday tho 2sth day OF
May next, will be offered at pubiicsale, ON
q credit of 60 and 90 days, at the tavern OF
VIM Psdget,> on the Western Turnpike
Road, FIVE miles from Alexandria,
F.. II Isact Of Land s-
OBTAINING 80 18th acres lying
- on the said road andon the old turnpike.
For the convenience of purchasers tho whole
tract has besn laid off into lots fronting on
the said roads. A survey Of the landmay be
seen on application to the subscriber.
>. r. L Taylor.
April -. ,~ cots
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-28
Land forSal

m parsuance of q decree LOT tie worshiP
8ul court Of King George county, we ting
s,fb.criber., commissioners 9thsrein namsi'
viii expose to public sale 90 the highest oad-
der on the premises for ready cash, on Tues
aay the 18th of June next, ess sndisided mo,e--
= ~ ofsbe THHcT dying in the
comfy Of Fairfax, on the waters oil sDltheaist
Rua. about fifteen miles from Aiexandrla--.
,;she Little. River Turnpike Road passing thFd!
& shs frsct. This laad wac c1nyeyedby ssleaa
ses ailt from Joan' ASHTON. ,seh.sto Ehssies Il
= Ashspa and others and y SOFT 90 satisfxss
debt due Ausaan Smitn from aid Eharissd
AshHsn.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-28
ORIGINAL.
dMHYM 10 IG7NES,

Prepared ~ RICHARD LEE 8 son.
! HAYS seer n high essimstlou Ahd gvo.,
ora ShrouHhostt the Unitsd. States, iur n
xrfd1 of tsn9sy ssIs. And, it y no ine.es
dSYsbls evidences Of thsir utility, The. du,s.
tho above period, nvmsfous limitations d =
vsry article, the productions Of ignorMe, -
experience, urged By envy and psnuf3, M
besn, intruded On the public, seen ior ~
and ,.hen petishedl Others now suee,;
,then, which in liks manner are fast dsse.sil
Inc to The tomb Of the Capnlsts; while en
renelies ecoIne more gencraiiy usei, 81
ACQUIRE ! daily Accession ofdessrvsd es!sld'
~. /. ~ ~. -.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-28
- 4 Twenty Dollars Reward,
win be paid TO any person wao will dslive
:, TO me in Madison county,
A. r,o5 z 4 T. L Y,
4 u l.

vTTHO cloped on the 24th Of last month
wv He is a likely fellow, about 80 years
ar age. sfocsssignr> or bine inches high, L.
.nal kablssiraighs, and has scar on oas o
his cheeks, y believe the iett, occaaonea y
"a, he is q cooper by trade, and served hls
,nprenticeship, at the Occoqusn Mills. an
pgas purchased come years ago by Mr.. Ihos
Richards, of Mrs. Waggones, whu lived y
tha neisbborhood Of tina. place. He was seen
;eirht DAYS ago or his way to Alexsnd'ia
where he said hs was geing to set employ;
mens. think il highly probably he may b
found In che nsiehborhsod q che asoye Mill
=. -, ..1 John; B. Nooe. !
xnass - ~ 80 h ss'a.s q law ;.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-28

Les. than ? ia blanks to aprlze subject
to q deduction Of Is per cent: Prizes Pays-
bic 80 days after the conclusion Of the draw
ing. ~ y = .as'''T, =
= OF THE, AMNExEp rPRIzEs. -r
list drawn No. 10th day of drawing, entitled
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-28
aWTLLIAM. RAMSAY,

Offers for sAte on fhe most reASQneeie terMs'
, ~ - ~ the foalpwing 81 Il
( se.sssA RrT1sc & EFS, +
Ha,tsf ssaicaare jiass received JIsm Raias-
&C., = Gelthia go ~2se
GuNroWDfR. :>zf.ejhrTEAs, !.
as u =, 49,. sIwhorsed il the saiis
H n,.ss.s. Zs''' s'ss' a. ''''~'.
. Liquors-- general assortrnent
Spices, of sveY description :
Beat Green Coffee, and frSk .snd seeond
=; quality Chocolate g.. 80. ~;
: LOST Lump, and Muscovado Sugars
= Spermaceti, Mould and Dipt Candles
: Box and Caxky RSisins !. Z
Almonds Figs and Tamafinds !.
New Orleans, Natehitoeles, and Carrots
~:Philaaslphia Snuff -, ~.
Best Spanish segars & Chewing. Tobsecs
Fresh Salad Oil, Cspeys, Olives, AncAo-
vies, and Niushroom Cafchup ,~
West India and Sugar House Molasses "
Georgia. Cotton
: Rice, Pearl Barley, Fig Blue. Starch, In
S<rdigo, Mustard, and Basket Salt ).
Lisbon Baskets, q variety. ~ ~.
Wrapping and Writing Paper. ~
Bair Sjt;ers -
SwerpiHg and Scrubbing Brushes
'<IeadiRf Lines, Traces and Bed Cords
Mems me and coarse Shoes -
SmithfelJ Bacon and Vsnisor, Hams -.
. =. 4 tossissrs sufltly OF *
{, y,,,;,.on's w ater Crackcrs =.
Sifted IudiaR Corn Meal . =
Fresh Fruits ~. =
,,Aauanti,y of Irish Seed Potatoes
!, A neat assortment of Earthen Ware, frC.9,
=. the Columbian pottery, Philadelphia
with which be will be constantly snP-
piled, &c. &c.
MAY IS. ri. '2-.eott
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-28

=. v. y tsy4sa 40 LET,
The farm lately occupied BY Dr.. Rosa, up.
piication to be made 70 Nm, 1sss.
ALEX. Il Rose, Esr.of Henry Rsse
April ~. !. coo" =
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-28

or;rHE AxNExEp PaIzEs. -
| DIST drawn No. 10th day of drawing, entitled
LIST do. isth do. $50 Tickets from
= NO Ito No: $50, inclusive
list do. 10th do. $50 do. from No.
$50 ...7sE. ISL to SOC, inclusive.
|ix do. 25th do. $50 do. from No.
@-..". '>., 2a,ool to .22,a5Q, inclusive
LIST do soth do. $50 do, from No.
49, 22,95i to 221oo, inclusive.
list do. s5th do.'Cxsh, 25,ooo dolls.
lss>1do. 10th do. 81 1000
Ist, do. 4sth do. $4,000 o
First 1000 BLANKS drawn to be entitled to
Ten Dollar prize esch,
~ The drawing will commence IN the
City of New York on the thiha Tuesday in
April next, and will continue 10 draw eoo
Tickets each day (except the lat day, "hen
there will, remain 500 to be drawn) uniH
finished. =.
-T,cxxrs for:sale by r. GRAY, Booksel-
Ter, King street, Alexandra, where all tick
cts sold by him may be examined, and iRter-
NATION obtained respecting the Lottery dur
ink tho drawing, free Of expence. Prizes in
the Baltimore College Lottery will be taken
at theft full value for Tickets in this Lottery,
and the difference paid in cash Cash will
also be advanced for prizes as soon as drawn,
at moderate discount. ..
Present price oftickess eight dollars.
January /. ...--.. .%. .. p
Should the first number, on the sth day
t drawing, be either of the numbers trom'i
TO $50, inclusive, then, in thar case, the next
drawn number mot one Of those n'.mbersj
shall draw, and be entitled to the $50 tickets,
with the prizes and blanks that may 10 drawn
to them previous to the stir day Of drawing
and in the like manner with tickets forthe
aoth, a5th, and soth days Of drawing; SO
that a perseIl with one ticket may draw One
Thousand Tickets! Question How! AN
swer-Suppose No. li,lz6, is the property
of f, the first drawn numbor.on the 18th DAY
of drawing, which vii en,itle II to the num-
bers from i to $50; and the FIRST drawnnum
Der on the goth day of drawing, may be No
IFS, which will entitle him to the numbers.
from IS to 500 The frat drawn number,
on the 2sth day, may be No. 37s, which win
eptitlc him to the numbers FROM 22,ooi to
22.25o, inclusive; and theearst drawn num-
ser, on he aOth day of drawing, may be one
Of the $50 tickets already drawn, which will
entitlc him to the numbers from % $50 to
22,5OO-Yes, sir and the Thousand tickets
may draw ORe HuadredT housan Dollars
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-28
Lees. Norm-dsQreying Lozen,..

Z This medicine 10 superior to any yer os
fered 10 the public. being innocent and mia
certain and eMcacions In its operations.-
Should no worms exist in the body, Il Win
without pain or gHping, cleanse the TO.
mach and bowels OF whatever Is foul Or otea.
sive, end thereby prsvsnt tho prodaetiea q
,xosa,s,and many fatal disorders.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-28
..,gjesjesNe.ice.

J "a III pessaps. basipg claims ssainst The g.
~ tste cf Dr. Henry Rsses latss ess FaisissS
county are .Tealss,ed 70 present them PR.
neariF Aath eniics.ed ~ Kohert l.lIa yioss 81 .
Aiexandria. or 20 the subscribeEa a. 1Mestmors
land county -std those indebted TO- tho estate :.
are required 70 make ilnniediaie payment. !
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-28

= =
,them. which in iike manner ars fast dsseelJ
inc to tho tomb Of the capnlsss; while ~
remedies becoms more generally usei, 81
! acquire daiIy Accession o. deserved ss!sld
~. ~ -. -.
Lees, Worm-ds9royiny Lozens.s
T.hi. ncdicine il superior to any VERDI
fered TO the public. being innoesn. and mia
certain and eficaSions In It's operations
Should no vofrhs cxjst in the body, Il Vim
without pain or gaping, cleanse the 80.
!. mach and bowels Of whateyeris foul or of.,,
! sive, end thereby prsvsnt tho prodsetiaa of|
|,xosus,and many fatal disorders.
~ lees Elsser.
hre-.ain rcmedy'fSr cslds, coughs, a,ts.
mas, and particularly the ~hooping cough
50 destructive to children. 80 go Il
Lees Fierce of Muaard.
So we'll known for the cure of rheuu:.
-sisms, govt, palsy, sprins, sc. &c.
Les Grand Rei2oratiye,
: Proved by long experiences to he unequal.
led in the cure Of nervous disorders, con.
sumptions, lowness of spirits, inward veal.
mess, sc. ..,,,... -, r.-
+. :Ler's Anti-Biliou5 Pills,
For the prevention and cure OF bilious md
malignaM feyers. ,, .,...
Lees Sovs,tign Ointment for the Ash
Which is warranted an infall.ble remedy At
enc application. .,.s
hjalAbk Ague g Fever Drob5
For tho cure agues, rc,nittent, and in.
.termittent fevcrs. .... .r-...,. &, ,.-.
Les Genuine Pertain Lotion,
Celebrated for the cure of ring worms
setter, &c. ..N .. '..- rE's. -.
>-Lee's Genuine Eye Water.
An cHsctual remedy for all diseases O! The
eyes. =, ...,'. ......-
Tooth-ache. Drobs.
. Which give immediate relief.
LEES pama& LIP SaIve.
Re9o,atiye Ponder tot the Teeth
...1 ..,.> and Gams. Ea.......
49,, The Anodyne Elixir,
For the cure Of every kind of head-seh.
Tie Indian Vegetable Specific,
For the cure OF venereal complaints
Those medicines having conc into general
use, they are frequently purchased not only
by Druggists, but BY country store keepers
to sell asain; in order that the purchasers
may be confident they have the riginal seur
jne medicines; wherever they purchase. they
have but to observe, that every article OF nc
.dicine Ina: on, the outward wrapper the zig.
nature Of the proprietors.
~ MiehaeL Lee 6 Co.
..*e. late Richard Lee sna Son.
" Sold, BY appointment, At Nichols
Hingston's, Fairfax street, and at Robert
Gray.s, bookseller, King street.
February ,lavss
Coacn.making, in all its various
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-28
Iee.s ENxfer.

hrertain remedy Tor cslds, coughs, a,t!
mas, and particularly the wiiooping cour
50 destructive to children. 80 :. go :
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-28
Les Grand Rei2oratiu,

Proved by long experience to he unequal.
led in the cure OF nervous disorders, con.
sumptions, lowness of spirits, inward veal.
ness, sc. ~ H.. -. ... .
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-28
LEES EGence of Mufard,

So we'll known for the cure Of rheun..
:sisms, govt, palsy, sprins, sc. sc.