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0opteos 'sst ~ 49,
NJ. Bw1ueA offered aresolutioa to in
.stract the committee Of accounts to en-
quire how the contract of The Clerk for sup
plying The house with stationary had been
executed; and that they enquire ,inss; the
expedeas Of Altering the nod sahpti-
ing the Asnse with stotianary,.so that each
member ssag at The commencement Of every
session be:sapthed Nth a certain quantity
Of stationa, y not exceeding dollars: :
On motion Of Mt. Rhed the question on
the resolution was divided at the word fx.
eeuted. The frs, part was carried, the last
part, in italics, was taken by ayes aud noes,
and also carried: ayes III, noes 8.
The unfinished business ofyesserday be-
ing called for. lNr. L;permore moved to
postpone it until tomorrow. The post.
ponement was carried, SO in the. aGrms.
tive. 49,. 81. H., -. ~ 49,.
Mr.. Newton called for the order ofahe
day on the bill to deprive vessels Of their
American character in certain cases. The
house went into committee of the whole,
Mr.. HELMS in the chair. 49,.
Mr.. Fisk moved an amendment, to au.
thorise the President of the United States
to employ any part Of the naval force OF the
United States, WIKI n ne may shiak proper,
TO enforce the regulations Of this act, and
to bring to punishmsns those who may vio-
late such regulations. '.->
The committee then rose, reported pro-
guess and had leave to sit again.
The order Of the day was called on the
bill for the relief Of Harry Caldwell and
Amasa Jackson. The house went into COM
mittee of the whole On said bill, Mr.. Bias.
sett in the chair.
The bill was amended so as to embrace
several other cases OF tho same kind with
that Of Mes.rs. Caldwell & Jackson. The
committee then rose aud reported the bill
with the amendments. The house then
took up the bill and ordered it for third
reading to- morrow. ..,
Tbs house then took Up tho order efths
al dsy d ths BIZ for the tsas g .5sAs
S,sut in committee Of the whole, NJ.
HstxEs in the chair. The committee rose
asd reported tho bill without amendment.
Ordered 70 third reading tomorrow.
The house, on motion of Mr.. Love, went
into committee of the whole on the bill ,au-
,torising the removing If slaves from one
part OF The District of Columbia to another.
The bill was reported without amend
mept. The house took j. up and ordered
j, 10 a third reading tomorrow.
On mstien Of mr.. 7almadye the house
vent into committee of the whole on the
bill aathorising detachment from the mi
liiis.Sf the United States; Mr.. BAssxTT
in e chair. = 49,. s.... H..
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Il IHLiGm FoW!e.
s. And at meeting Of the Directors, VIII
Riiam Herbert, Esq. was reelected Presi-
s |sIsnt, and Thomas Irwin Director, to fill
che vacancy. MIR. Irwin declined serving.
Hugh Smith has resigned his situation as
#Direc,or Of the Bank Of Alexandria.
Ca MONDAY last an elsction was held for
Directors of .he Marine insurance Comp..
ny of Alexandria, when the following SEN
t!emsr were duly eisctsd:
ViKiam RarishsrHe,
|, William Herbert,
Games Patton,
Toscph Riddle,
= T1c25 H2Sman,
JAIN Ramsay,
Tames II. Hoe,
JonSh Thompson,
Enfhbsrt Pa1reH,
Charles l. Catittt,
John Jaaney,
T2hn c. VorvrR,
Cherries S'wmS,
William H5dgs5n,
Jahn Hopkins.
At a meeting OF the Directors, William
Hartshorne WAS reelected President, and
Ferdinand Marstelisr chosen TO FIJI the VA
caney.
Sales At Auction at che Rock Of Gssk-.
tsr on the 18th of Observation-Disclosures
coffee IS dollars per Cwt. White Hssanna
sugar 10 '.2--Martin,qus clayed 8 Ia
Nankecus 6S 1-a per piece Brazilseass
nc private sale 10. -; =.
A letter dated at sea, Oct. -. stafes Nsas
the PollS captain Ebenezer PERKINS, Of
Castins, prize to the French prisateef
la Tilsis, was re-cap,ured by the Btffish
armed brig Sal4mins, capt. .WlkinsSp.sad
restored to captain Perkins, who was ioand.
en- board. 1... 49,. .>
(Acw 1erk Gax,
LA Tikit, we believe, arrived ut this
port, reported IS national Ses&t1 and
went afterwards TO Bairimore, whore wc
understand she was furnished, WITH ail
things necessary to enable her to prosecute
Her useful labers." II the BRUSH brig
Salamine, whose comn,hnder so genetpus-
~ restored to capt. Perkins his vessel had
entered eur waters, she would have bssnl
ordered 0u. This is what Mr.. IsEsrson;
would call "equal and exacs justice go all
nations" 49,. ~ -
TRs nervs from Spaia.---E dopok ah3
,apxSsedjt 70 the iaiormstie AK
New York, sia Lisbon, Dec. q, Rfagraud.
battle having been fought near Madrid, Ia
which the Spaniards wefr defeated, with,
the loss OF 5000 killed and 1000 wounded,
and that they Afterwards set fire to the city
Of Madtid and reduced Il co ashes. Capt.
Cooper, Of the ship Alabama, arrived here
Yesterday iron Lisbon, which he lett on,
the 18th Of Dec. tea days later than the ar
IIvul at New York, brings no confirmation
J vt the report 1t probably took It's rise
from the circumstance of an action having
tsakenPlace 1t Madridejes fsbout so leagues
from Madrid) between the Spanish general
Friers, and corps Of 5000 Preach, IN
which the latter were obliged TO retreat with
greas loss, leaving .ths whole province OF
IA ktancha IN the power Of the Spaniards.
Frssnan's Journal. p
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Exs1srs ef.M ~ sfasfj CD = = e!
AkxanaIa, jss tie e*ti'e g s

AkxmaIia, jsr hs estase & -
Fire. 3. y 20 3 80
srcrIox ,. Il any. rsf,oas vao- ~, hi
present Il any ffe ihsli eelset o. ssth1e 10
obey the order 6t direction Of ny go No
shall BE- sppointsd 81 my Fire Conf
established, Of which may b hereSit Sf estsb-
lished, knowing him TO he an oficsr, sncA
person ahaA forfeit and pay che sams q H.
dollars. Provided the name Of such officer
shall have been first published n one sf The
public papers.
At meeting of the Friendship Fire Lompa-
my, heldat Mr.. John HodGkin's Tavern,
January eth. 1910, the following OiieeSs
have been elected ior Tho present year -.
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Ten D0tIdrs Reward

For apprehending anddehyering to me .
negro man named SAM, wfso left this onths
. sth instant he is by trade blacksmith, p
bout 20 years of age, feet 7sor 8 inches
high. rather slender in form, and has . plea.
can, countenance; Iftaken cut Of this -cuair,--i
ty an additional compensation will be allow
ed. - & ~.
.. Bufhrod Warrington.
,zs-& s'tt Mount vernsz
Z Jsnssry ls--le: *.dsy
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The seeond Aiexandria paaciAg .Assems
bly, will be on FRID AZ evening nexttls istA
in.t.--1he third on FRIDAY evening Ne
I'd of February ;--and the fourth two weeks
after the Birth Night.
The Managers.
January Is. - .1s So dtl9tA.
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alssunutsa Catsp I
THURSDAY JANUARY D.

A. an. election held on Mouday last, for
directors Of the Bank Of Alexandria, TOR,
h. ensuing year, the following gensismen
|tere chosen: ScS
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Advertisement.

: " =" - AUVCI lISCI1IIlIts W
KE7HEREAS my wife Elizabeth did ab'
f4 scond from me on Wednesday the
: nuary, 1910, and my son James the 4th.
refore l forwarn all persons harboring
Son and those who may please to hArbor
cfs5is hsr may Do it at their own expenes.
.ie, George Hall.
HJonafy,1S, z" d3t. ~
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PubllcSale.

On TUESDAY next will be sold II The vsa-
due Store, for The benefit Of the undervri,
tiers, = ~. $500, y, y
One foreiail, one caboufe and
q pump, damaged on board the schosasr MAJ
ria, John Mcknight, master. ~
Philip G. MarsseHer:
January Ia. '~sN' - = $500 - :
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And at a meeting Of the Directors, VIII
liam Herbert, Esq. was reelected Presi-
dent, and THOMAS Irwin Director, to I'll
she vacancy. MIR. Irwin declined serving.
Hugh Smith has resigned his situation as
RDirec,or Of the Bank Of Alexandra.
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J Charles Simms, !,
Jonah 7aemtassn,
A4gh Smith. a
Tahn Dundas,
J0hn Sdnney
&C. Sastnove,
John Hopkins,
Biillian Herbert,
lillian FsWk.
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At a meeting OF the Directors, William
Iiart.horne was reelected President, ant
Ferdinand Marstrllsr chosen TO FIJI the Va
eaney.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-17
John Weiss.
Oliver Evans,1
VS.. !

This was an action on the case for
Ia violation OF the plaintiffs patent
light, and came on upon the FOLLOWING
case agreed,
The plaintiff being the inventor of
the improvements in the Manufacture
OF hour, hereafter mentioned, aud the
fpatent right for the same bv him here
tofore obtained having been declared
by the court void in the action of the
SAID Evans against Chambers and the
time Tor which the said patent was
granted having also run out, an act of
CoGerss, entitled an act for the relief
OF Oliver Evans was passed on the 2tst
January, 19Os-in CONSEQUENCE of
which, the said Oliver duly Obtained
letters patent, bearing date the 22d
january, 1903; notice whereof was
gwen to the defendant 10 February
last.
On the 7th May, 1902, during the
continuance of the former patent, the
defendant purchased of the plaintiff a
right 60 use the said improvements at
his mill, on Wissahicccn crcek, in PHI
ladelPhia country, in this district, for
one wheel and q pair of stones; but
prior TO the passing said act OF Con
gress, he applied K used, and continues
20 apply and use the same improve
ments, for two wheels aud two pair Of
stones ia the same mill.-The qnesti.
On submitted, Is whether the defep-
daut IS liable for damages, for the use
ct said improvements, in application
to TINS second wheel. and p1ir oil stones,
since the act Of the I'D January, and
whether Il SO he is liable before notice
rom the plaintiff. 1.-THE opinions Of
Of the court be in favor Of the plaintiff,
Judgment 20 be en- cred generally, and
amount to be adjusted afterwards by,
zMorEies.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-17
{fs~ Dar.srst Anau,n 7aiis i. Alyaaes.l

'enty-Eve dollars for each D air Of mill.
ones running at the same time.
And for elevating rice in rice mills,
lfty dollars foreach elevator for each
.'inele mill, and for the use of eithe,
,f the machines for any other purpose,
Gfty dollars.
And for the kilnrdrier, fifty dollars
FOR each pair of mill stones, with IN
crest, in each case, from the da:e Of
my patent, or from the time of begin
ming 70 use the same uniil paid.
And for license to use my patented
screw mill for breaking and grinding
hard substances, such as plaster, &c. or
Indian corn to be ground with the cob,
twenty dollars.
That the Circuit Court of the United
States for the district OF Pepnsylvania,
Judges Washington and Peters presi.
ding, did az the last October term, de-
eide case, and so construed the said
ACT of Congress, as to adjudge that all
those who are using my said improves
menes without license, are liable 10
damages, until they cb,ain license.
l do therefore give this public no.
tice, and earnestly request all those ia
The United States, who are using nav
said paseuted improvements, or any OF
them, without my license, to pay at
the above rates, TO the Subscriber. or
James ] Rush, Philadelphia, or to Can.
tain John Moody, of Virginia, Even
Evans, City of Washington, Eathani-
ell Williams, Esq. Balsimare, Joseph
Evans, near New Port, Delaware state.
Samuel Nicholson, Esq.
or to George Evans, Pittsburg, or to
any other agent or attorney NAV an
point, and who are duly authorised to
receive the same, and to grant such liz
cences only as are subscribed with INV
sign manual.
Those who refuse or neglect, viii
please excuse me if in future refuse
10 expend all my profits in trascilins
20 collect, and should put ny demands
into the hands of attorn;es at law, who
viii of course send the marshals at the
expense Of those who invade my fights,
| viii be very thankfui to shoss who
shall save rae the di,agreesbls aeces.
sity.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-17
ti2 t-a Gents Siaglel


have been derided and insulted by ma.
y, while others more generous al l
-nlighteced have freely pad fotiieea9..
70 use them, and which betrayed the
expenses, bot the time and labour
would have been lost had not congress
passed the act for his relief. Now is
any who would have remained igno,
ranRof those Improvements had not
such extraordinary exsrtions been
made TO make them known, should u.s.:
them, and refuse to pay the inyea,or
one third part IF the interest 81 me
principal they may gain, by his l.boars
and iaprotemenss, viii u&t he justi-
naols IN receiving every cent ofdarra.
ges that tile law viii give him, fro,a
those he may be compelled 70 sue
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-17
TUE1sp 1P3rL II 1910.

sirrentor, yet doubling whether that O.
sher viii ever apply for patent, pro.
cecds, co construct machine, of whiel
liz may afterwards appear he is not the
first inventor, acts at HIS peril, and
with full knowledge of the law, tina,
| ay relation back to the first invention
las ubsequeut patent may cat him out
of the use of the machine thus erected.
Not only may individuals be injured
by aliberai construction ofthe words in
the1la but the public may suffer if an
obstinate or Negligent inventor should
decline obtaining patent, at the sam,
time keep others at arms length, 80 as
to prevent them from profting by the
invention for a length of time, during
which the II years arenot running on.
But ill these hardships must rest with
Congress to correct. 1t is beyond
our power to apply remedy. No
such hardships exist In this case, where
the defendant erected the improve
ment, with knowledge not only thai
the plaintiff was the FIRST inventor,
bat had absolutely obtained patezt
although it was afterwards declared In
valid.
|. The circumstances of this case rem
der It unnecessary to give an opinion
as 10 the right of a first inventor after
patent obtained, to recover against one,
who believing himself 70 be the first
inventor, constructs a machine or i'm
provement upon the principles of mis-
new invention, or uses the same after
such patent issued.
Upon the point of notice, we think
that the act. of 1903 being privat.
act, the defendant is liable, only from
the time he received notice OF the Law.
Judgment for the plaintiff.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-17
GEO; CLINTON,
tn: JEFFERSON.

That IN pursuance of said act letters
patent were made out, and delivered
to said Oliver Evans, bearing date Ja,
nuary 22d, 1908, granting to him, his
heirs. executors, administrators, and
assigns, for the tern of fourteen years,
the iuIl and exclusive right and iiber-
~ OF making, consuneting, using and
vending TO others TO be used, his said
Improvement and also of making,
constructing, using, &c. all the ma
chimes, viz. his improved elevator, his
improved conveyer, his improved hop
pstboy, his improved drill, and his I'M
proved kiln drier.
That under my SAID patent, my es-
tablished prices Tor license 10 use my
said improvements in Tie manufacture
of -four and meal, are as follows.
viz.
Tor elevatine and conveying grain,
ekyaiing and conveying meal, aud for
cooling the meal, and attending the
bcitmg hcppers in single mill, driving
but one pair of millstones at time,
one honared dollars and for every
additional pair OF millstones driven az
the same tine, either by the same
wheeler power, or by different wheels
OF powers, one hundred dollars.
Ter either elevatiEg and conveying
gran, or eIevaiing and conveying meal.
OF for cooling the meal, aud attending
the betting hoppers, when used sepa.
Tately, fifty dollars fer every pair Of
stones running at the same tfrse and
Tor any twooi the aforesaid parts, used
jointly withGct;he cher third part, Sc
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-17
S $500

To reduce each of the above items
as low as YOU can, then if interest is
counted, il will shew how fat frugal
millers viii insensibIy grow rich by
their use and that those who had dis
cernment to avail themselves early Of
their great use doth those who refuse
TO pay as well as those who generous
ly paid for icence) who have been
growing rich by the use of the i'm
Proyements, while those who obstinate.
ly persisted in opposition 70 their in4
PRODUCTION, have deprived themselves
OF tie benefits, their profits have been.
lesssned IT. proportion as the others
have been increased, and will so colti-
nue. as long as they persist. The in.
ventor's demand for license to use the
Improvements, is not one third part of
the interest OF the profits that the mil.
Ter may gain by them ia IL years, as
he knows that 30 miller without them.
can stand in competition with aBother
who has applied them so as u yield
their full benehts--bu6eif millers
will Gas they generally have dons) ap-
ply them so as not 10 yield them more
thsn one fou;h part, ne IS not 70 blame, I
he has given full directions for the APP
Plication in his miil.wrights' guide. |
lie aud his agents have travelled one
hundred thousand miles traversing the
United States for 10 years, 70 teach
millwrishts T. bull sad miliers TO ap-
ply and use those Improvements aadi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-17
For the relief Of Oliver Evans.

For the relief Of Oliver Evans.
BE it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the U. s.
of America, IN Congress assembled,
That II shall and may helawfui for the
Secretary OF State, on application 10
writing by Oliver Evans, 20 cause LETT
tErs patcnT TO be made OUT in the man
eer and form prescribed by the ast
entitled, An act to promote the pro-
gress of useful arts, and to repeal the
act heretofore made for that purpose
thereby granting to said Oliver i.vans,
his neirs, executors, administrators
and assigns, for term not exceeding
fourteen years, tie iull and exelusive
right and liberty of making, sonsirnc-
ting, using, and vending to be used,
his invention, discovery and imprave-
anents, ia the art of manufac urias;
aonr and meal, and IN the seversi ma
chipes, which he has discovered, In.
tentsd5 Improved and spilled to thar
purpose Provided, that no person
who may have heretofore paid the said
Oliver Evans tor license TO use his
sald improvements, shall ce Obliged to
fenew said license, or subject to dam
ages Tor not renewing the same: And
provided also, Thar no person who
shalIhAve used the said improvem enta,
{ Or nave erected tie same for use, be-
tore the issuing ofthe said patent, shall
be liable to dansges thereior.
]. 3. VARNUM,
Speaker of the House of Repre-
sentatives.
GEO, CLINTON,
yiee-presideut Of the United States
and President of the Senate
January 81, 1908.
Approved,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-17
Estimation OF che profits arising from
the use of Oliver Evans's patent
improvements in the art oi ma
g., &C.,

improvements in the art OF ma
nufacsaring -four, &c.
The machinery receives the grair
from the Wagon or bag or vessel and
Carries it through the whole process.
mailing aii the meal into seperSae .,ou.
at one operation, finishing as ii goes,
without manual labour, making at leas,
% lbs. suPerfne -four more out of e.
very bushels of wheat, than is made
in the old way, gaining the difference
In price betNeen supcr6ne -four and 50
much middlings, saving grain and
meal from being wasted, ard lnanafac-
curing SIS niuehin FIVE DAYS as the mill
could do IL six days, without these I'M.
provemen.s.
They save the wages and board of a
man aud boy Tin mill manufacting
20 bills. Sous per day. per year
IS S 400
The difference in the price
between % lbs. superfne Hour
md midlings say 43 los. on 20
bbls. per day, s SO 1-sd, say
500 days, 10 $500
They save from being wasted y
IN grain and meal per day, say
SO I'D cts.'is per year of 800
days 100
The mill gains one day per
week, 50 weeks at S lois $50
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-17
Law & Miscellaneous
BOOK S TORE.

LEWIS ADA Ms Has iusereceiged
: freshsnppIy OF B00gS. among Which az.
Bacon's Abidgsnent. colSls Institutes. An
,heu's Blac kssoor. new work, Comyn on Con.
traces, do and Vol. 5 Hening & Monford.--
Also the following new Novels, viz. Don So.
osseian, by Miss Porter; koss, erlAmeicnn ge.
mus ami education; G!encsrn, by the che su,iior
OF he Layer. Also Sequel to the Antido,e TO
the M,series OF Human Life.
general ASSOC nneat of Law. Classical and
miscellaneous Books as usual, VIII en- wal &c scld
on hbeIsl terms.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-17

TO TEX
MI Ii ERS
OF the United States.
T. K.E TIC e.
That Congress did on the twenty frat
Gay of January, eighteen hun-
bred snd eight, pass the fol-
lowing Aet:--
AN ACT
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1810-07-27
June 90.

Should the following not be taken up by the first of
October next, they viii be sent as Dead Letters
to the GENERAL PoSr-OFFtcE.
B. WILLIAM BROOKS, Black water, Berke-
ley County Duglass Butler.
C.. Joseph Coultsman, care of Robt. Snodgrass
Gardener Cooke, John Crowl, Henry Claycomb.
ID. Miss Jane Dunn, near the Yellow-House.
+. Nouns Flotcner.
G.. Edward Grub, Matthias Gossett.
Fl. William Higgins, Mrs. Charlotte Hall, James
s. M. Hilton, Frederick Householder.
K. John Kyle, Andrew Krysemer.
L. Mrs. Catherine Lindsey.
M. Thomas M'ouilkin, John M'Makin, Hugh
Maxwell, Sleepy-Creek; Miss Lucy Miller, Col
John Morgan.
N. John Nichols.
p. Isaac Peters, Sleepy-Creek.
S. Michael Simmerman, Capt. Cas-, Shaffner, Jas
Stinson, Edmund Sappington, care of Peter Reel.
T. William Thurston, John Turner, near Martins
burgh.
V. Mrs. Eliza Vorheese.
w. John Wilson, James Whitelock, William
Warner.
WILLIAM SOMMERVILLE, Pm.
Post-Ofice, Martinsburgh, July 6, 1910.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1810-07-27

Superfne ard Common : A great quantity of low
Cloths. priced India Muslins,
Cassimeres, all colours, Fancy, Silk and Muslin
President, Constitution, { Shawls,
and Fancy Cords, A large assortment of
Thicksets and Velvets, ) Ladies' Silk, Chip,
Yellow, Blue and White : Straw and Leghorn
Nankeens, BonnetS,
Fancy York Stripes, Silk and Cotton Hosiery,
Dimities and Jeans, 5 Ladies' Morocco & Lea
Plain and Striped Cling ther Slippers,
hams, Bibles and Testaments,
Marselles and Fancy : Spelling and Chap Books
Wasting, Blank ditto,
Irish, British and Ger : Writing Paper, &c.
man L.irens, 4 very large assortment
Linen & Cotton Checks, of Hardware and Cut
A very handsome assort- lery,
ment of CaEcoes and "a large assortment of
Chintzes, Queen's-Ware,
Book and Leno Muslins, ) Liquors of almost every
Corded, Laced & Plain description,
Camprics, Groceries, well assorted,
Plain and Figured Jaco- Dye and Paint Stutfs.
net Muslins,
A few MEDICINES, such as
Castor Oil, s Liquorice Bail,
Cream Tartar, , Aquatortis,
Calomel, Yellow Bark,
Jalop Oil Vltriol,
Tar. Emetic, Fly Stone,
| SarsaparifTa, Red Precipitste,
Rhubarb (best in powder , Anderson's Pills,
Flour of Sulphur, Spirits Turpentine,
British Oil, Asafoetida,
| Codfrey's Cordial, s Aloes,
Ess. Peppermint, , Arsnic,
Gum Camphor, Sugar Candy,
| Opium, Z Glauber Salts, &c. &c.
SIENNA,
And a number of other articles too numerous to par
ticularise. They return their thanks to the public
for the encouragement received since the
mcnt of their business, and hope to merit a continls-
ance in future.
DANIEL ZINN, & Co.
Martinsburgh, July 6, 1910.