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,WEpMEsDAY, AUGUST Is.
NOTICE.

THE creditors of the house of Glingman
and MsGaw, who have neglected to forward
iheircIaims, as was requested in a former adj
vertisement, are particularly desired TO trans
nit them duly authenticated, TO George w.
Strong, Counsellor at Law, New York,befo
the Goth of August, inst. as the demands not
forwarded by that time, viii be necessarily
excluded from dividend in the only proper
~ which remains for the creditors and which
tits the wish of the party advertising should
be appropriated for the benefit ofaa.
New York, August LIS DIV.
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set the example heg vii III, : !.
steps, ard the people wiz rally row I" late
& support them in every thing COMM ,ruaf VI
shs public good. The people Of I X.
are yir,uous and tnlig htensd, mora wy !
any other people on the globe; uno. so
ably they will perceive their OWN Se''i
and pursue it. II is essentially !. .a''e
interest to choose their honest and " |
pable meritorious men, as the eua, rsSe
their rights and privileges. Thew s ~
know it; nor is there danger in myn MY
that they will betray themselves bv vpaN
otherwise. wig
European. Happy people Ham,
your present enjoyments, and happ' ,!
hopes you londly cherish, OF their ps,a ae
ty. But | must say, L look into ' frss
(and the prospect really pains me) WHY
fersat eyes. Admit that you have y.
Of Washingtons in the nation, it is op,..
certain whether they will be promo,sd
disgraced. You in this country knoS
thing, as yet, of the cunning intripn.,
demagogues; nothing of their sutI. !.
to deceive the people nothing of the bE,s
ness and obstinacy of party spirit, r.
should there hereafter arise amonps =
an ambitious demagogue, thoroughly y.
ed in all the mysteries ofEuropean in;rs,.
man cunning, UNI rincipled and conS IT,
ly~skiliul in the knavish ways and mean, !,
counting popular favor-Should thsrsb,,.'
after, | say,, rise amongst you such ma
and by his willy schemes throw the VIM,
country into two great parties, and ar,
them in deadly hostility sgains! each OH,
then you will find growing up inol d
body polite mortal disease, which scam
admits of remedy. The people wilhelm
pelled by blind fury, instead of being .,
verned by reason. They will consul. III,
wills more than their consciences, and mr.
than even their own preseneinteress You
elections, if not actually corrupted by BIZ,
berry will (Which isvnear as bad be inie
enced altogether by party views. In ii.
violent struggles to build up and s.reng'ha
party, and perpetuate its predominant
the essential interests Of the country vii
be forgotten. AS it was in the repubiad
ancient Greece, your tnen eainent for tha
wisdom and pure patriotism, will b;M
.pected, approached and dlsgraced; and
your mushroom statesmen, your ,pseuds
patriots, will ride in the whlrIwtnd.
Thus, sir, have4 told you the nature %.
grounds of my own apprehensioDs; ard
will only add the expression OF my earns
wish that the course of future events u
respects this country, may be according V
,yoar expectations, rather than mne'
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Fyty Dollars Reuard.


as my cart was returning from Aiexan-
tlria yesterday, with 5.S Ne7Tno Rom La'"5,
it was followed by four men, three on foot
and one on horseback, who took away the
Ram by force One of the men had adark
coat, the other blue, but all, moro er less,
country cloths and shabby. The Ram was
about6 months old : marked on one side l Z
With tar, on the other S8-the ears marked,
one with three cuts, and the other V which
ne not visible till closely exawined.-short
bob tail, one horn broke Of closeto the head !;
the other about three inches long-the sheep
had knot OF wootcn the forehead, wool on
the Jaws, and down his legs to the hoofs with
. "a dewlap. ] viii give Tzcenty Dollars for the
Ram and Fifty Dollars for securing the rob-
bers if convicted.
John Threlkeld.
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Strayed or Stolen,

About four weeks ago, a BAY MARE, Is
hands high, four or FIVE years old, slender
made; she has a star on her forehead white
spot on the Zip of her nose, switch tail and
,nane. Will give reward of Fire Dollars
10 any person who shall secure said marc, or
deliver her to me in Alexandra.
John G. Francis.
Aug. II cost
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WII,LIAM HARPER, IuN.

DRUGGIST Z. AHOTHECAKY,
las justcpened a Druggist Store in King
il il street, between Mr.. Hodgkin's Tavern
and Mr. Kincaids store, where he offers for
sale general assortment of
Fresh Medicines.
He likewise continues his wholesale and
retail Druggist Store on Fairfax street, next
door to Mr.. John Llody's, and opposite Mr..
Bryan Hampsori's, where orders entrusted
to him shall be executed on the most reason
able terms.
July "a.
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or GEORGE YOUNGS, re

speafuily acquaints bis friends and
: the citizens ofthe Town and County
of Alexandria, that he regularly prac
tees the law in the City Court; and
10 all such buhnels as may be entruil-
ed to hisecare, he gives the mott Po-
iitive assurance, ihall be attended to
mott promptly and particularly.
Tune 90.
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John Threlkeld.
! ID. eoSt1awftx

Georgetown, Angus ]
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and Il arming more. The successes ia
talonia ore 90 satisfactory that on the ~
and ed Of January, the Freneh he,,..I
the intrepid O'Donnril, were eonptll.ds |
re-concentra.e and fan back on Arrs,os
The insurgents 10 the Castles, r..
end Aiava, are very formidable, bre,s.
being liberated from che French who )
yaneed 10 Andalusa, they have only 70 =
tend with fifteen thousand whe are d;,..
buted through the whole Of that ~trrri,r
and whereoitrn thousand are conser;p. I
frequently deserving. In Estranadui. i.
patriots are very numerous. In fine, ca \
fdsDee isfestored through all the proviu,s
since we have armies Commanded BY Il.
best generals. The French cannot paf,I,.
the arm Of war by the partial occupancy 4
Audalnsia. Their expectations have pto,.
en- ahortive /; in their front, in their rear. !,
their tanks, and even from beneath ,h.s,
feet, they encounter the spiri, of war r,s
inc with more violence Than ever.
1t is probable ,hatlths invasion of And,.
;lusia will deliver Spain from the chain. tbs,
were preparing for her by the fsrocious ..
supper ; and that ere four months elan.
the French forces may consider themseIy,.
fortunate If they be permitted to rc,rsc.
their steps across the Sierra, as ,h.y hay.
ANONYMOUSLY done in Gallicia. Mos, han.
Nv inhabitants OF Cuba, and most loyal sui.
iecn OF Ferdinand VII. there i, no eau.
FOR terror or despair. Our beloved monarch
finds more glory in ~reisning over ycs
hearts, than in contemplating the grandeur
and extent Of his dominions; which uls Per.
verseuess Of m N has not hitherto been abb.
to diminish. If the peninsula is to fall l.,
it be the inheritance OF the pusillaninou,
and the diHidtn,. Shall we not reserve 70,
our beloved sovereign Ferdinand VII. tn.
empire Of these vast territories, and Of nail.
lions sf subjects, u. whose happiness h.
will contribute Shalt we no, preserve a.
mosgs, Us the holy religion Of our aaee,.
tors, tn. sacred deposit ofthe laws, lib.rts
abundance, and happinsss, and wha,svsr
else can constitute agrsas and iudspentsM
nation !" 'lfsuch be the will Of Providence,
le, Napoleon by violence and robbery be.
come lord Of the soil in the peninsula oI
Spain +; bu, let Ferdinand VII. b. scre'
reign of the Spaniards. The con.inen, d
America could, without Inconvenience, adj
nit the whole population OF Spain aud GU,
fellow subjects, with extended arms would
hasten to receive their uafurtuna.e but wor,
thy hrethrsn. Bat such q ea,as,ruphe vii
not occur, tho m~asuanimi'y and perseve
rance Of the Spaniards wil-no.yi.ld to IL,
reversss Of ioituas their resources are in
exhaustible; rhsir a~staehment to their rstI
gion," their country and their sovereign w.
shaken and thSir virtue will be cvlnpsn.
stated by irn~petishable glory.
'El Marquis de S~omsrueios..
HAVANA, 2sth April, 1910
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TRANSLATED

HoA THE faEEMAN'S JOURNAL.
| Most Loyal inhabitants efMe
;2hnde Cata!
Our gracious sovereign Don Ferdi'
Inand VII. and in his royal name the 81.
premc iunta of the kingdom has, through
the medium of its secretary, directed to the
7 deacon of the supreme council oiSpa,n ana
the ladies, a ROYAL decree, dated in the ISL
and of Leon, Soth January last. This de-
cree, vs. soon as possible, shall DO. publish
ed in full, in compliance with his majsst1,,s
orders. IN virtue thereof, it IS resolved,
that there be established a regency romPos'
cd Of Ave persons, selected out OF those who
compose the junsa, and whereof one is 10
represent his maiesty's dominlons IN Anne
rics.|
The whole authority and power exercised
by the supreme junta is transferred to this
councitbf regency, without Limitation what
ever. ~. -
The members appointed for this council
shall remain in power until it b. determln-
ed b, the decision Of the Cortes what sort
Of government shall BE- established.
The royal decree having been cotlmuni-
ca,rd 10 the council, it was adoptd, and
Is compliance Herewith, a royal order
(Which saplI shortly be cpublished) was IS
sue, ior tr- information and observance of
his m"l,:,,a sibirc,s in America, and con.
C!UG.7 rs 2.l"":
!, " Whertipre I~eomnand'yau Ill and evs-
~ orc ut YOU, IN your respective places,
GisniC,s, and jurisdictions, 70 peruse this
royal decree, TO observe, accomplish, and
| execute !; and 10 cause to be observed, &C.
.conplished and executed; and by your O.
b, diencr to cause to be obeyed Such orders
as may br given by my council Of regency
for Spain and the Indies, which l have
~deisnrd 70 create i; and l esjon the right
reverend archbishops and bishops ; the
chapters of metropolitan churches, eathe-
drals and colleges; the directors, Wears
and all other ecclesiastics exercising ~ecclesi
as,ical functions ; also the superiors and
directors Of she regular orders and their
members, in like manRrr to obssrve what.
ever may respect them in this my royal
mandate. All Of whom alike, in patriotic
concert, are to concur with the political and
military chiefs in preserving the peace Of
their respective departments moreover,
that the inhabiisnts may continue TO give e.
vidence to the world Of the fdslity, a.
] taehment and, love they profess to on,
holy religion and 20 my person, by due O.
hedience to the supreme authority BY which
nv, .yr oovayned In nv name. until NOR.
favorable opportunities enable the nasien Il
dssssnine upon the beet msaa' Of fru,sras
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Mr.. SCOTS lamb, .unshora and
washed, .:ss
Fleece, 4 J IA
-wa,brd, lss 8
! Fleece, 6t2
Of.the Others, which were weighed and
shoru the following is the result:
Gross W.T.. WI. ofheece.
Us. oxs. lbs. ozs.
w. II. Foote'S, 1sl 4. washed 2
Do. -i23 II. do. 6
Charles Loves io4 o do. S 4
a' .es'.' '''ni 'ss '*s:uH"a'Asd 10 o
Bernard '0't 1874 washed 4 2
.l.C, Scott's, l7s do. 8
Isaac Dlcketts, 125 4. unWash' II
Do. ISL 8. do. 10 II
Mr.. Chiches- 1st do. ii 8
+. Tw2shea)
Joseph Ksns's, - r9tu' not Ttc
icl;ah :
The whale num2>rof mahu:H2tu:sc "Tti"
clss offered for pr,n>'un were
20 ps. of cot'on cloth for mems coats r%o'
mems dresses.
ps. 81 fancy patterns for vests.
Z ps. cotton cloth for pantaloona or so'ai1
clothes,
70 ps. cotton counterPanes.
is pair of stockings.
2 ps. Aaxeu sheetIng.
8 ps. Aaxen shirting.
S ps. table linen.
II pair thread stockings
S ps. twillsd bagging.
E ps. bed ticking
There were a number OF fine sheep exhi.
bi,ed by gentlemen Of the society as speei'
mans Of their respective loeks, as also a
variety Of broad cloths, kerseymeres, car
peting, cos,ons, and other articles from dit
ierenI parts Of the district and the adJoin'
ing states
by order Of the standing committee,
David WILEY, &c'ry.
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huls.lr Sale.

THE subscriber, by virtue OF deed Of
trust 10 him from Mr.. Niaianr Heagson, dat
sd on ,hc 10th day Of November in the year
1908, for the purpose of indie mnitying Mr.
John Hopkins--will, on FRIDAY, the s6th
Anil next, at the hour Of twelve O'Clock of
that day, if fair ifnot, Oh the next fair dav
at the same hour, proceed to sell, at the
courthouse, in Alexandria, at public suc.
ton, 10 the highest bidder, for ready money
,hree thousand acres Of LAND, situate OH
the lett fork Of Big Sandy Creek, which
land was, at the time OF the grants Tor the
same, in the county of Monongalia, in the
s. ale ofVirginia.
The above tractsAot land were granted by
the state of Virginia, to John Allison by three
several patents containing respectively one
Thousand acres, and bearing date Oh the first
Jay of October, 1884, which land has been
since duly conveyed to the, said William
Hodeson by deed dated I'd of August, 1870.
Edmund J. Lee. FHitce.
Nov. 81. - ,sr[i COTS
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F, from the mos! authentic Sources.
vTHE first number OF this valuable Work
is lust come TO hand and is ready for
inspection Mt the store of the subscriber, in
King street, and with Mr.. 2rihh., at the
coffee house.
Fully aware Of the impositions that have
been prac,ised upon the public by strangers
soliciting subscriptions from distant places /;
the Editors invite their examination Of a
Work perhaps the most useful, entertaining
as we'll as extensive in its kind that has ever
been undertaken in any country. And they
f1atter themselves that the American will by
70 means shrink frum comparison with the
London edition, tho offered at six dollars
per Vol. less.
This number may be considered IS a fair
specimen CT the execution of the work, and
will be left short zinc for cXamination,bcforc
the I'd number is pd: to press. After this the
subscription will be raised 10 So IS each mum.
Der; and but u few more copies printed thar
are sufficient t. supply tho subscribers, that
the early patrons .! this valuable Work may
have decided advantage subsequent app!i-
calions may therefore come too la,c. .,.. 80
II Is also tic intention 9th Editor TO an.
nex 10 the last numbsra complete list OF
names of The Subscribers us the patrols and
cncourascrs OF useful knowledge, the arts
and literature of the United States.
Subscriptions are received by the ,uscrib.
e..
James Kennedy. sen.
December S. e.. -, eog
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loieph Fl. Vaudeville.

Ogsrs far sale the following. articles,
rvh3hes0le or retail. %.
5000 bush. Lisbon and Liverpool Salt
10000 lbs Green Coffee, in barrels and bags
5000 Goshen Cheese, Of excellent qua
lily in casks
1000 New England do. do.
40 bbls. Of Hsrrings, Shad and Mackare
50 tons Plaster Paris
20 bales prime Upland Georgia Cotton.
B. 10 hhds. Jamaica, Antigua and Dema-
rara' Rum
pipes French and ditto Brandy
IS hhds. Muscovado Sugar
50 bbIs. do. do.diffsrcnt q lalities
2 hhds. Copperas
Gunpowder,
Imperial,
Hyson, TEAa
and
Tyson Skin,
lisbon, WINES,
Clarct, and
Catalonia
Holland and Country Gin
New England Rum in hhds, and bbiss
Peach and Apple Brandy in bbls.
Martinique Cordals, in boxes
Loaf and Lump Sugar, Havannah Honey
per gallon, Figblue,
Molasses in hhds. Spanish Flotant Indigo,
Spanish Cigars, Butter,
Harris's and Taylor's manufactured To
bacco in kegs, - ~
Cunpowder ana Shot Of different s;zes,
Cinnamon, Nutmegs Pepper, Pimento,
Chocolate Nos. and 3, Mould and Dipt Can
dies,
Malaga Raisins in boxes,
Pipes In boxes, 3gross each,
bingham box's, Ramilton's CARROTS and
Lciper's Stuff In bottles.
London and Philadelphia Mustard,
Whiting and Wrapping Paper .'
BED Cords, Leading Lines, ke.
ALSO,
A constant supply Of wATEn CRACKERS anil
best supKRYINg SLorR, by retail, add -r.g
80 hhds. Of Maryland and Virginia Tobae-
t.-@s-s
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= :. Ioseph MandeV,lle.

Corner # Ains and Fair'ar srreets, has for
gee sale, - ..' -
pipes London Particular Madeira, old
and OF superior quality =. -
Is quarter casks Malaga Vino
6 do. -. Col,ncnar do. :, -
10 do. Sherry BIZ & DC Brands
20 cases old Clares and Vim dc Grave
so barrels Whisky s~.
8 hhds. and 10 barrels Northern Rum
Gunpowder, Imperial Tyson, Young Hy-
son and Hyson Skin TEAS, of the best qua
lities.
With la general assortment of Wines, Ii
quors and Groceries as usual, on moderate
terms. rr
March 90. ...., .rn
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CHOCOLATE.

Just received, per schooner Elizabeth, and
49,, - for sale by
$500, rFaxon, Mstcal and Co.
/, % boxes, and hsH ditto Baksr's Che.
eolaie, par, Of which 10 u 6s. quality, In
ssnall boxes suigabls lor, families.
1asy aaps Oh haHd, g.,
Wri,lpc and Wrapping Paper. ~,
Moula Candles and Boston Beof, '..,.
Also, general assortment Shoes
MARCIA %. CO."
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For Sale at Public Auction,
On Friday the 9th day Of April, at O'clock,
on the premises. y
Two Lots of Ground,
on King street, opposite the store OF Mr..
Alexander Perry Tho lots are 40 feet front
by 100 fee, deep, to ten feet alley. They
win be sold with all Improvements thereof.
subject 10 ground rent and on credit q
3 and months. - .
s...,T 49, Abel Blakeney.
March 90. ~ dts
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10 deduction + Is per cent Prizes paya-
bio 30 days after the conclusion OF ihe draw
Ing.
OF THE ANNEXED PRIZES.
LIST drawn No. 10th day Of drawing, entitled
to $1,000.
isl do. 18th do. $50 Tickets from
g.. No. TO No. $50, inclusive.'
ist do. 10Th do. ESQ do from No
- PSI to 900, inclusive
lst do. c5th do. $50 do. from No.
22,oOl to 22.25O, inclusive
lst do S0th do $50 do. from No.
22,25l to $4,000, inclusive.
lst do. S5,h DO Cash, $4,000 dolls.
lst do. 4u.h 90. 1000
sl do. 45th do. $4,000
!. Fl st 1000 Blanks drawn to be entitled to
Ten Dollar prize each.
~ The drawing viii commence in the
City of New York OH the third Tuesday in
April next, and will continue TO draw 600
Tickets each day lc"scpt the la,t day, when
there will remain 500 to be drawD) until
nishel.
/. TIcxErs fer sale by r. GRAY, Bocksel-
Ter, King street, Alexandrii, where all tick
cts sold by him may be examined, and infor-
mation obtained respecting the Lottery dur
INK tho drawing, free of eXpcncc Prizes IL:
the Baltimore College Lottery Will be taken
at their full value for Tickets in this Lottery,
and the difference poid in cash. Cash will
also be advanced for prizes as soon as drawn,
at moderate discount.
Present price oftickets eight dollars.
January |.
Should the first number, on the l5th day
of drawinc, be either Of the numbers from
to $50, inclusive, then, in that case, the mex,
drawn number mot one Of those numbers,
shall draw, and be entitled to the $50 tickets,
with the prizes and blanks that may be drawn
to them previous to the 5th day of drawing
and in the like manner with tickets for the
2oth, 2sth, ana 3oth days of drawing so
that q person with orc ticker may draw One
thousand Ticket! Question Howl An
swer-Suppose No. l,l7s, is the property
of n, the first drawn number Oh the / 5th day
of drawing, which viii entitle ITO the num-
here from / to $50; and the first drawn mum
Der on the goth day Of drawing, may be No
us, which will entitle him 10 the numbers
from 2SI 10 500. The first drawn number,
en- the 2sth day, may be No. aTs, which will
2n,i,le him: TO tho numbers from 29,ool TO
b2,25o, inciu.iyeI md the FIRST drawn num-
osr, on the sothsAy OF drawing, may be ONO
Of the $50 tickets already drawn, which will
cnti,le him to the numbers from 222so TO |
sa,soo-Ycs, sir, and the thousand tickets
may draw One Hundred Thousand Dollars
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+ 4, ORIGINAL
FAMlLY MEDICINES.
Prepared by RICHARD LEE ( SON,
Have been In highc.ii nation and general
... throughoat Tile !Uni,ed States, for up-
,ra,ds of ten years. !, Audit ~ no ineousi.
,,.r.ble evidence Of their utility, t,st durin,t
the above period, numerous limitations OF e.
yerv article, the production. Of is ncranee ind
experience, urgtdby envy md pcnury, have
been intruded On the public, seen for day,
and then per,shcd! O,hers now succeed
them. Which IN like manner are fast descend.
inc to tho tomb OF IL. Capuicts; while Our
roIo e,lics become moro genersty used, and
ACQUIRE daily accession OF deserved celebri.
ty. .|s.1, ......
LES Mountaineering Lozengef.
This medicine is superior 10 any yer Of
eered 70 the public, being INNOCENT and mild
certain and cificacious in its operations
Should no WORMS exist in the body, it wilt
withou, pain or gripping, cleanse the sto-
mach aud bowels of whatcyeri is foul or oAem.
Slvc, ana tucTSuy PtC'Sutsh P'Sa"S~ASa"
worms and many fatal disorders.
.~- Lees Elsxer. ,,. )
A certain remedy Cor cslds, coughs, as,h-
mas, and particularly the .whoepIhS cough,
SO destructive to children. ~, l...u..
LIES ~E6snee Of MaRard,
/, So we'll known for the cuvo Of rheuma-
tisms, govt, palsy, -sprains, sc. SC .....
Lees Grand ReAoratiu,,
Proved by long experience to- be unequal
led in the cure of nervous sdi1a'siers' con-
sump,ions, loNncss okspirits, inward weak
ness, &c.
Lees Anti- Bilious Pills,
For the prevention and cure Of bilious and
malignant fever. .' ,s '..
Lees Sov.reign Ointment Tor the Itch,
Which is warranted an intall.bic remedy 1t
ono application. " ;
Malhblc Ague e Ef.sy Drops.
/, Tor the cure OF sgucs,' rc'nilttnt, aid IN
2rmi,tcnt fcvcrs. 500
Lees Genuine Pertain lotion,
Celebrated for the cure Of a"y worms "
telers, &c. .'.''"" -
Lees Genuine Eye Water.
An cHeetual remedy for Ill diseascs d tho
eyes. L.'
.'.' . Tooh-ache Drobs..n la
Which give immediate relief. n 49,.
Lees Dans& LIP Salus Z.
RsRorative Ponder jor Me 7eeth
49, 20 anu Gums. ,-s5 H,f..a 49,. .
TIE AnoI,ae Elixir, - ''
For the cure of every kind Of headache.
TIE Indian Vegetable SYgile,
For the cure OF vcnereal complaints .....
Those medicines having come into general
use, they are frequently purchased not only
" Druggists, but by country store keeper,
% sell again; in order that the purchasers
may be confden, they lave the original GEM.
nc medicines; wherever they purchase they
nave but to observe, that every article Of me-
licine has on the outward wrapper the sig
nature Of the proprietors. e.,
Michael Lee g Co.
late Richard Lee sna son,
~ Sold. by appointment, at Nicholas
FairfIx street, and. at Robert
Gray's, bookseller, King street.
February -. iaw6w
N O T G. E. r...a
UPWARDS oftwo hundred shares having
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