davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-16
Corn Exchange, Oct.

y OOfu t1NC'dubc5 OOrs % ;
There are large arrivals of foreign
wheat to-day, which has this week the
effect Of a reduction Of about SIS os
per quarter. Wheat 66s goa to 96s;
fine 1000 1o4s fine -four SIS to COS;
seconds 80 to S5s.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-16
/" FREDERICK, RI
HEL1coLANp. Sept. 81

Our latest accounts from the CONT
nent speak in terms of confidence, that
a war between France and Russia is in
evitable.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-16
LoNDoN, Oct. s.
FROM GERMAN PAPERS.

III 'HS hSidtiC aHO european Turkey
rhe enthusiasm of the war is without
example. The rich people in the
county send more recruits to the Pa
ckas Cd the provinces than they are
bound to furnish, many of them take
the f-ld in person. Cypria, Gambia,
ard all the islands of the Archipela-
go, have sent numerous contingents
to Constantinepfc. The resolution of
the Grand Sultan to take the field has
un.houStedly contributed much to this
enthusiasm. They expect in Con-
ssantinople a fine corps of 7Mame]ukes
from Egypt, which the Bcys have fur
nished. There are many naval British
cficers in the Turkish Rect in the
Black Sea.
CoNsrANTINoPLE, August 10.
Before the horse tails were raised
in front of the Sersl:go by the Caema-
kan and the Mutt, as a signal that
the Grand Seignior would certainly
leave the capital, and repair in person
70 the army, the Astrologers, accor-
ding to ancient custom, were consul
ted to point out fortunate day for his
departures The palaces at Dand,
Bauln, and another at Adrianop,c has
been for a lofg time prepared for the
reception OF the Grand Seignior, and
his numerous Tetinuc is preparing to
accompany him. In pand, Beschia,
the Janissaries are collected, and after
the rival of the Great Seignior, will
proceed TO Adrianople, whittier the
Grand Seignior will also go. "A corps
of Is 900 men, who were epcamped
at that CITY have marched to Schun,la,
and 1000 more fresh troops are expec-
ted. The Tu kish empire in no pre-
yious war took such vigorous measures
as OF the present, which has been de-
clared war of religion. The .ardour
of The people is truly extraordinary.
An accurate estimate of the strength
has not been made public; but the
camp at Schu MIA alone, including the
new reinsorcements, consists Of 10000
n,en, without reckoning the camps at
Adiianople, and in other places.
Frontiers of Turkey, Sept. 1.
According to some accounts, some
very bloody scenes have happened near
Schumla, the 11th and 18th ult of
which the particulars are hourly ex-
pecttd.
VIENNA, Sept. 8.
The reigning Prince of Lichten.
stein has resigned his government of
Austria and Vienna, but still rem aims
Field Marshal and proprietor of his
regiment OF IIassars. 1t is reported
that Prince Schwarzenberg, the pre-
sent Ambassador will succeed him,
NJ September ~.
sOfthe dreadful confaeration, which.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-16
DEAL, Oct. G.

The 18th Dragons, now stationed
along this coast, have, it is said, receive
ed orders to hold themselves in readi.
ness to embark for foreign service.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-16
LONDON, Oct. 8.

LONDON, Oct. Ss
We are sorry 60 state the total wreck
on some rocks off Malta, Of the Live
ly triga,e, rear-admiral Balls, captain
M'Kinlay. The ship is entirely lost,
but the gallant admiral captain M'Kin-
lay, his ships company, with number
of boxes of dollars, are all providenti.
ally saved.
GerIran papers have arrived to the
2sd ult. They talk of triple ALI
ance between the three great powers.
This would seem to shew thar there is
no foundation for the rumor of mis-
understanding between France and
Russia, because what other powers
can be meant than France, Russia and
Austria? The plan of a triple alliance,
however, is not mentioned in a very
positive manner. All the accounts
from Turkey represent the govern.
ment and people as animated by ore
spirit against their invaders. Courier.
The accounts from Cadiz by the
last meil state, that the Regency, in
consequence of authentic information
respecting the strength and condition
of the French force before the Isle of
Leon, had determined On. offensive op-
erations, and that in short time ayi.
gorous sortie would be made.
From Caen, of the 10Th ult. we hear
that the Decree for restraining the in :
gress and egress of foreigners, is not
near so severe as it was at first report
ed. Passengers were allowed to re.
main at the port at which they land,
under bail of tworespectable merchants
until their passports are arrived from
Paris, provided they have given notice,
by letter, of their arrival. Passports
to leave France are granted without
much trouble, under the same kind of
security; but the want Of these for
malitics, subjects the cargo of the ves-
sci to con6scation; and this is the ut
most extent of the penalty. M. and
Madame Deshayes were still at Di.
eppe, waiting for their passports from
Paris.
The accounts from the North of
Europe are of a very interesting ma
ture: the intention OF Bonaparte to
get into his possession, by some meaus
or other all the ports in the Baltic, is
so notorious, that it has excited great
uneasiness in the Courts of Peters
burg and CoPenta n /; and will in all
probability effect change in the poll
tics of those Courts. That the latter
of those Courts had refused TO comply
with Bonaparte's demand of occupying
Zealand with $4,000 men, there is no
doubt; but whether it will have the
hrmness, or whether it has the pow
er to resist that demand by force
is question which we have not the
means of answering. The military
force of Denmark has been estimated
at 10000 men; This estimate is we
are convinced, much higher than the
actual force, but even admitting it to
be correct, it would be quite insufici-
ert to protect the Continental Domi.
MONS Of Denmark. We trust, howe
yer, that the Russian Government will
feel the necessity Of making some eff
forts TO preserve the North of Europe
from falling entirely under the vassaI-
ageof BoDaparte after what we have
seen, however, we do not like to in
dulge any very sanguine specula.ions.
GOLDSMIDT.
The following information on the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-16
VIENNA, Sept. 8.
September ~.

Ofthe dreadful conhagratlon, which,
on the 5th instant, destroyed great
part of Buda, we daily receive more
distressing intelligence. The number
of buildings reduced to a heap of ash.
es, amounts to 400, aad many lives
have been lost.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-16
GOLDSMIDT.

The following information on the
subject has been received t" We have
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-16

tmperor's orders not being Instantly
obeyed.
g Lucien, unwilling to repudiate his
wife, and bastardize his children, and
at the same time well aware of the i'm
petuous overbearing character Of Ma
poleon, Instantly adopted the only,
means that were left to him to escape
the vengeance and dishonor with which
he found himself threatened, embark
ed with his family, and what valuables
he had at hand, on board an American
vessel, and effected his escape to Sar.
DINA, Tor the purpose of claiming Bril-
fish protection against the lawless and
unprhcipled tyranny Of his own Bro
thers-
been denied to hi& For the greater
security of these Voluntary Nexiles, Mr..
Hill gave directions that they should
immediately proceed to Malta, under
the convoy of the Pomona frigate and
there they are to remain till the plea
sure of Government is known as to
their future disposal.
Sc As the vessel which carries this
letter is on rhe point of sailing, 1 have
only this time to add, that upwards of
eleven hundred French deserters have
arrived in this garrison within a month
past"
TRIEsrE, September 1.
Several loaded ships lie here at pre-
sent destined for the Levapt; but as
the English privateers. render-the Ad.
riatle Sea unsafe, and appear almost
daily AZ: sight of our harbors The Regen-
cy has refused permission for those
ships to Gail.
CopEsHAcEN, Sept. il.
The following has been published on
the '14th inst.
PATENT.
F" Concerning some exception from
the general embargo of all vessels along
the Elbe and west coast of the Duchies
OF Schleswic and Holstein, with respect
to the coasting rrade.
owe, Frederick the With, by the
Grace of God, King of Denmark,
Norway, &c. &c. publish herewith that
we have been pleased, in consideration
OF the pressing wants of the interior.
trade, to grant the following exceptions
to ships and vessels that were under
the general embargo:
/" 1. All vessels carrying inland pro.
ducts, manufactures, &c. from one
place of our Duchies to another, with
a.cohnter-certi1cate, providedit is not
prohibited in the Decree of the 9th
AuguPtiast, are exempt from the gen.
eral Embargo"
Q. Those vessels and boats of which
1t is known that they are only used for
fishing, are likewise exempt from the
said embargo.
8. Such ships, vessels, and boats, ex-
empted from the embargo, must upon
no account, or under any pretence
whatever, be used for the transport of
prohibited goods, or those not of Euro.
pean produce.
4. Whoever acts against this prohi-
bition forfeits the detected goods, and
the vessel used for such transport half
the value ofwbich go to pur treasu-
ry,csnd the other half to thesimformer
and he shall besides be punished with
ffpmJ 3 to42 months imprisonment in
ths ai6usS of Correction, according as
literature of the case may require
Given at our Castle, Fredericksburg,
Sept. IA, 1910.
FREDERICK, r."
HELIcoLAND, Sept. 81.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-16
LISBON, sepf.f5,

LI55ON, ocpF.fJt
9 Onthe courier's arrival Yesterday
from Bsdajoz, we had an account Of
the French re-apPearing there. &c,
make amends, we received accorH IS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-16
TURKEY.
SEMLIN, August 81.


A strong Turkish army. is assem-
bling in Upper Bulgaria, between So
phia, Nicopoli, and Widdin. This
army is destined according to circum-
stances, either TO take the Russian ar
my before Schumla, or march to the
succor of Rudschuck, or even to Pc
netrate into western Wallachia. Bat
what diminishes the danger to the Rus
SLAMS from this army, is the sudden re-
solusion which the Grand Vizier has
come to, to make the greater part OF
it march to Adrianople, in order to
join the troops commanded by the
Grand Seignior in person. On the
other hand they have taken SO little
care to furnish the necessary maga-
zines, Tor the. maintaining their new
leyies, who having arrived at Sophia
found themselves forced by hunger and
thirst to piIlage' the granaries and cell
lars of the inhabitants. The troops
coming from asia are badly armed,
and have in general but a sabre and a
poinard, or at most pistol.
The fortified camp Of the Grand
Vizier, near Schumla, presents front
of four leagues in length, covered
with abattit, PALISADES, and in part by
rivers and fosses filed with water.
The communications with Adrianople
and Ccnstantinople have never been
interrupted.
TIE Servian Senate, finding that the
ammunition and other stores which
they expected from Russia do not ar
rive, is torn by factions. Czerni
Georges, with great military talents, is
hated, on account of his rapacity, his
harshness, and vindictive temper.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-16
Ta1EsrE, September /.

c.-.- oILSI IL, otPttNlueI Is
Several loaded ships lie here at pre-
sent destined for the Levapt; but as
the English privateers render-the Ad,
riatic Sea unsafe, and appear almost
daily Insight of our harbors the Regen-
cy has refused permission for those
ships to sail.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-16
FrOniiersof Turkey, SEM. 1.

According to some accounts, some
very bloody scenes have happened near
Schnmla, the 11th and 18th ult of
which the particulars are hourly ex-
pecttd.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-16

CoPENHAcEN, Sept. is.
The following has been published on
the 18th inst.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-11
LEES
Worm DESTROYING LozengeS.

This medicine which IS as inuoceh' AMI
mid asitis certain and eEicacious IN rs G.
Iteration, cannot injore the smallest infant,
should no worms exist IN the hody-h0t VII
without pain or gripping clcanse the stomach
pud bowels of whatever is foulor offensive,
and thereby preventive production ofworms
and m~hy fatal disorders.
Among the symptoms Attending WoHnS
are, Sis4greeable breath, especially IN the
mormng-bad and corrupt gums--itchin8 IN
toe nose, and about the scat-corRulsionS,
appiieic fits, and sometimes priiation OF
speech-irregular appetite, sometime le;th-
any iood and sometimes yoracious- purgiAs
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-11
New Publications


f,ua rcceired 81 1AAtE5 KENNEDI
&ca. King street,
Antidote 70 the Merino Rl4nia, now pro
crossing thro' the United States,
O X,
the yalaa o. the Ms&no breed, placed by
observation and experience upon proper
basis.
The British Cicero, or selection Of the
most admlgcd speeches in The Ln2'' Ian
gu4ge-arranGed under three distinct heads
OF pop0lar parliamentary and Judicial o'Story
with historical illustrations and an intro
ducjion 10 the study and practice OF elo-
quencs, iii ) voiunes--by Thomas Browne,
L. l. D
4 Dictionary OF Practical Surgery, con-
tanning . complete exhibition OF the princi-
PIES and practice Of Surgery, yoiumss-
by Samucl Cooper.
rlaver's Lives of Flutarch, selected, con-
tanning the most illustricus characters OF an
tiouity-for the use Of schools.
DIR. Smiths translation Of Longinus, with
the original Greek.
Sept. ID. eotf
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-11
f}rnhdas' Court,
October s.,

-fh1;;cc'2r:9 Lounta, Lcl4Jrr Tern, 1870
Ordered, toat me adm.0~ualor Of tic:a
i'asiy Ii%r;>e &arcr.Isy, deceased, % inert
The fa:E3HFin.r Advertisements thrCc ,imes in
@ach vecH tcv tuo Nec IS IN lii; A!cxaQ1A
ID G.zctc.
Ies,e,
A,,ex. Moore, Rcglaer.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-11
S--eq:n> 1;ich. Lee aad CO.

You are az E5e~!y to pub.ish Che astcn:2h.
ne cure performed by yo:lr LazenGes on ny
son, ten years cd, who was afflicted w.th &c
yers, pain u hi side, aud continued ho@d
soha, whirl CeIQced hi;a 81 -" that lo us
unable :, Gatpp. O"a 81 my nc!%i0oufs adj
:. iaed .nc to gsa ypur Lo-ea3es, ;"!!ich b.;
had he haF.,y effect Ct restoFe,"f ll.!.a t.
Better s.alo q. heath shan he H.. cnjo} ID la
seyera! years. in the 4noFi pace q = dags
John E>ciiy, -" >ss,t.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-11

N,SSsTS, y INI.. .'N5 VII 10.
Ny sen, E"c gears cd, las for VA tire
pest bcen ycIv ruhca!r'.s, hay'ng icYcis,
aera ache and tors ct appetite: iies'iaS q
tie ,nscy cues pc.iofEicd 5Y yuur No'n
logan IS. vas ,adaecG t" ri'G 1iicm = tai.
Inc caect was b.? end my eSiycta''cn, a. Il
larne ooaati!y Of s'oaii sornsz ws;s e 9o'icd
hu.,1rod, q thea we're s,l:Yc 1cn acine tia.c
after.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-11
N O T I c E.

THE Stockholders in the Washington Co
nal Company, arc hereby notified, that toe
seventh instaiment OF Fen Dollars on each
share, payable on the 4th day of November
next, * the eighth instrument Of Zen Dollars
on each share payable on tbc 10th day OF
November next, are called for by the Board
of Directors; to be paid to Samuel Elliot Jr.
treasurer.
BY order Of the Board.
E. B. Caldwell, Pr.
October 2.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-11
Ry virtue Of a deed Of trust

By virtue or q deed OF trust
frera Richard .AreN to.thc subscriber, 10 Sc
cure the payment OF d certain sum OF money
10 .'ohn M'Gobb, viii be exposed TO sale Tor
ready money, on the respective premises, OF
2Hs7sday tie ssh day Of ttis tresen 4onfh,
a Rcnt Charge Of 35 silver dollars ana one
third OF a dollar, issuing cut ef piece OF
ground lying upon the west side OF water
street and to tho nc2thward OF Duke street,
granted by David hreH 70 / Weston, subject
to the dover OF Phoebe Moore, Tclict OF thc
said David tlrercin--a also ,Ssll charge OF ten
povrds ten sl,il!ings, issuing cut CT piece
CT ground lying also on tie west side OF Wa
ter street &: to the ncyehwarG CT Oukc-etrcet,
GRANTED! By Sa1nue! hrell unto Absaiom 'VTcc
sl.b;cct also to the dover CT ne sad FiAesbe
thcielIl,
James Keith.
Nr+otore 3aWts
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-11
LOST o. MIGlA.D
The K Z FL 4 IL lived
A Novci, by Mrs WEST, IS just 's''
Also,

The Complete FarrIer. -. If NJ
Jackson's account Of the hn'pi's 9Th 3
rocco, alter a residence Of IS ys"'s' c c,.oc.
description Of To.n5uetoo, tie GFo'' ''A
rum oil central Africa, Zoe for th'
steuben's improved Regni,a,Io ,n, Of tho
Order and Disc Zine of the 'r0oP'
United States. .J,,re,, to ;f'
People Of the United States King Like
tiful miniature edition, VITA Sim
ness of that incompatible Man
ron SALE James az Kennedy . ss't
October 8.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-11
Orphans' Nourt

Alc"o"3rio County, Get, Term. 1871
Ordered That ';ae administrator If ~.
Ramsay, deceased, Go insert the ioa psals
advertisements three times IN cac5 sa, 1 sG
four weeks, IN tho Aicxandris L ai!v f, Xxx ''
Icste; N'4S"s
Alexander Moore, peo
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-11
! his IS 70 rlVc Notice n.

This IS to give Notice, TIL.
the snasrri5cT Ct Aexaadia county. IN 49,
district of Columbia, has cbiaistc4 from " "S
Orphans Court q said county, letters of :,
1a'nistra,ion OF he personal estate Of Ds, @i,
Rarsag, le.c cf!i.e county afores2ja, d.ce,.nl
All Porson, iaYing claims against re ,,3
deed ar hey warned @ cxAbi, ttg.,r,
With the vouchers thereof, 10 the suh,c,;;s,,
on or before tie sth Day CT april newt
Or they nay by law he exciu@ed lro.f4sjg -.
nctit t. said e5tstc and these ~ ss.sd th,.a-
TO are required to maHc imu.e} .4,s payner,
Gwen under my hand tbs n ,lsy Of 0t
1910
arS Allen Rams2Y.
l.dnainistratr:x oi Dennis RAMSAY
October s, cow
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-11

with slim and frtid stools-romitint: Large
and hard beIiy--pains andsickness At hae sso-
n.ach-pains in the head and thighs, with
lorness Of spirits-slow fever, with small
aud ire GUAR pulse--a dry COMPREHENSIVE
thlrst--sonetinss pale and unheuithy coun-
nance, ard som c.i;nes The face bloated and
1ushed.
Persons afflicted with any Of the above
syn,Dtoms, should have immediate recourse
to Ea1Yi!.on's Worm Destroying Lozenges
which have been constantly attended with
success in all complaints similar to those above
described.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-11
C. G. COLLINS.
Bait. yuly IS, 1910.

9Iessrs. Richsrd zee aod Son,
The hiaa ogii'oa : naYe OF our hlno"s
Pills, and aes.r, 10 MAKE kno - >hc:r u!ltE,
9or tic be.ei,t O. mankind, wish u to puo--
dish the 'oioWiag:
For two .n...,os past, ! haye been afflicted
WITT Violent si1Ansss Il The stomach an hicl--
nation 20 voiuit, and ,oss OF appcute--by SAX
~ing uvo doses 81 yopc Pills, am restored TO
a oeftaet stare Of l:oAlta which indeced my
Wi. u Try them also, "Mch Was Attended
with the same good elects 6e-hS ho| @O,e
TO &ttehd to her domestic concerns IA nay
opilgon this rnediclac IS uneqaaHc1 II Sto-
mach and bowel co'upIaiats' not BENG atlets-
ed with ts.at grlpias pam, common 70 olAes
medicines. JOHN SCOTT.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-11

deceased.
1,,,-.sav ~, 1914 or O~.o,,or ,,o,,t,
! viii b. so,I a. pub,ic ssle, - the pian-
taiIon in Fairfax ccu1:y, where levi. Jenkins
IS roy laecsccr. thar Tract q LAND and
otl,sts adjoining, belonging 70 i!2 estate CT
J2nn Gibson, deceased IN al about !oaitcen
a33dycd and thigly seven acses, on Castle
branch ana Jcha2y .norc Run, ahogt Il o.:.os
igo.a I-I3xa,ar;a. They viii DC Sod ii iDt~
q between %o>l and sc acres eaeH.
she !4:u IL &c >..ewn ~ Lewis Jsn@.as 70
70 any BODY v,Hsns % ylt" i.
And ca Monday TIC 81" q !oven.5ar i'9:..,
a the a1U%e q opt 1e"'5c ''h@'nS' -
tho tC''A q DGn'ttie@. lA't 20 ''i'@~-'
III ( N ! = .O4H,
il Prince WiLi.n. counLy, wheraoa Sl4ry
Ran GEurc,. stands. CONTAINING az acres
ab.,tt lu0 Harcs q p;ch al> III rood there
are acar 80 scrc4 in tiino,hy thu aana this
yer ,ic,d:d Gl.c crlr, ard 200 &cics fHtg
*. :, dc into n,ectow: or !: &c rourr,
j,.artnc ApDte I'd leach Orchards cl ctcic&
nut, ard a good ne,r ijarA, Il II Il tcat;
4 trg,ncd l..crs.oi's ao2>e wi,n 80 c:,;,s,-
MES; cooI cut bo.lscs cor Negroes, met
:.ou>c and stables, -! Z. TIC q. ag.aeg's house
arap. Ct oxce!lout Sa,er.
II,o n,ati2r T7r0ct
;. ,,,o,,. oon ..n.a - .or..
aI:,1,''',5 ."%: ~ "-y'' 49,. C o.,
:, .'.oI' ~ !" 49," ts.lnr.
's.,n. rcr, ~I,,r, .nI ZOO acLcs af r-,c.,
Sn.y be ~ s,.. There ara two d~ci1c
houses {. itwhich cou'a he rendered COM,
f,y}a',F, e I small crpcLce; ard .cr1c NJ
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-11

p- Printing III all its branch
es neatly executed at this Office.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-11
zges.,s. Mich. Lee and Coz

Mcsscs. Mich. Lec andI
a child OF Mr.. iJsnry Crimes, noar Mr..
Bets nail factory, WAS FOR upwards Q! ID
monshs violently ahlictcdwith sickness, which
appeared TO proceed from worms, the symp
tens were lcstleSsness at night, Debility
pains in the legs, loss Of 1eslb Sc' Alter
having the advice OF an eminent physician,
end wing variety ofmedscines without sue
cess, the afflicted parents were advised to
hy Lees Worm Destroy ms Lczea6cs, which
expelled duying the operation OF the medi-
cine, 4 great ou@n;ity CT large "o:raa, SOME
oC wnich measured u iAcheS The cAIio No"
enjoys 4 good state Of health,
Bs!!i.ao.e, Juaa 2, 1855.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-11
RID. ROBINSON, Market ST.
3alt. July lC, l8t3.

BIes5ys Al@hsei &C and CO. -.
Ii,aye t skcn Dut two doses Of your Antiol-
hous P,lls, ani ana qoite rsHcved from that:
sickness ot tie stoE,&t q, S'daAess' @c "N'%1
mas troubled me for some t5ne, | shall re-
commend them 10 AL .ay friends Ia sla-s
tcases.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-11
Messrs. II. Ice and CO.

NesSrs. n. ice AID %
Observing that ny son, SIX years ct a8e'
was troubled with a difficulty III breathing,
lsometing frequently rising in his throat,}
restless at right, loss Of flesh, 5Sc. troia
those syGslons was conadent nc had worms
and having procured box OF Lees NyoEtn-
De>royin; Lozengce, the s3rst desc expelled
twenty three large woras, which gave him
immediate relief lie now enjoys good state
OF health, and believe can from experience
say, th.t Lees Lozcngcs are the most siiica-'
cious remedy for worms now IL use.
THOMAS PETERS,
octhc firm Of Peters and jonDscn
Baltimore, July |, 1870.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-01-25
Certificate of Vim. Devcnny.

During the last nine years have been IN
tine habit, of using Hams Ambitious Pills,
prepared by the late MIR. Lee whenever
colds, head ache, or costivencss haTs7render-
ed medicine necessary in these cases sin
gle dose has uniformly removed my head
ache, and has generally been found sufficient
to remove every symptom of cold, if taken
on its first appearance. Induced by the be-
ise6t have received, have for years past
commended them to many Of my friends,
ID have the pleasure 10 inform You, they
we invariably succeeded i'll removing the
Poye complaints.
Yours, WIN. DEVENNY,