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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-03
CIVIS.

standard.
| CIVIs.
Proposals have besn issued by John
Norwell, of Baltimore, for publishing IN
that city a semi-wsekiy republican Ca
zstte, entitled The Guardian.' The fol.
owing is brief extract from the prosaeu.
tus.
6 Roc.1ed in the cradle of freedom an
ardent disciple of that unconquerable spir.
1t OF liberty, which animated our forefa
tnsrs to encounter every hardsAip-and to
brave every danger. in search of an asy.
iuop from the combined prosecutions of c.
VII, political and religious despotisn,, the
creed or the editor, frem .he alpha to the.
omega imposes upon him the perempto,y
oeness 20 resist every atreGlpt TO prostra.e
the Prouosst attribute OF man. republj.
cen IRON reason and from Choice, he dotesss
any other than republican form of gov
ernmsnt as an odious deed, wrested fpon
a sa5iugated people to hold them in serr.lr.
boadsse. Eeucstsd in the school of Ief-
ferson i Madison, he has inbibed the
highest reverence Tor tke rights OF lndiyl
ouat statss, and an utter aversion to the
dactri4as cEthat political sect, who hays
aiwsysSouSht to limit the prwrrs of IN.
federal government oRly by the caDrlcious
Will and dlscf elton of federal rulers. His
tSxt book 10 tue constitution itself. restr,c.
ted as 1t is6y the amendments, and as ably
and un9nsWrrably eXpounded Ing celeDrt-
ted state paper from the pen OF AIS. Mpdi-
son which gave the fatal blow 10 che fed.
era administrator "
Hampshire Election. Nearly all
the returns are received, from whica Il 4,
ascertansd tnae the republican candidaEs
for Sow. and 4 msJorsty o. tue reDuDi,ssp
Candidates for the Council, Senate an As
senOiy are elected, ny respectaoi= Maori
ties. lnis victory is ths more 20 t. 40.
prrcistsd5 "a ~ hAs oesR galnsd ia Toe fac.
CT the motr Strenuous Opposition, & agsius,
nn Incessant torrent OF .AcGse md nI.s.s
pre5onlauono. thc nOuVSs sud msasurs. o,
the administration. AS tfsoaS measures yer.
almost N every instance, made ths cr,te
non OF the claims OF cue respective rsndi-
dates, this Triumph furnishes caacn,sive
prcot OF the attachment OF a uaatori.y OF the
citizens 81 that state TO the a4a.ln.ssrsti,,,-
~ =zsos
The dssndon Star, OF tae Ietn of Ianvory
speaks ofMr. Hugh Elliu,, ororhsr to LORD
Mimic, as the successor To Mr.. jackson.
We have this from gentleman VINO red
the paragraph a. Amsiia.
C9aFIestcn paper.
s-=A=-
~ IAc opinion eli the Attorney Geoa
raj on the SUBJECT of the Laws pronIo,sin-
distractions Ia James River shall aDoesr
In our next. IL was received az Two ,,te
an hour TOR raIs days paper.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-03
CnAELtsroN. MARCH a6

NbAELksrohs March 20.
a gentleman who arrived az sh,s pors
Yesterday, from Nassau wa HavahOa, in
forms us, that before he left the former
place, he read IN an English paper the
SPEECH OF FKE KING, a. The opeainy
OF Parliament in January, 10 wAich HIS
BRITANNICA Maj<Sy decidedly approves of
the Conduct Of Mr. Jackson, aad says thae
no other NJ mister wall Ne Saut 10 tals coun,
.-y II Mr.. ]. should be uRanie 70 accom-.
pGsh che object of his miEslon. & rumuur
that the King, Speech had been :. cslyed
a. Nassau reached this place some oays
since, via Amelia. Oar inioi mant lett
Nassau on the ga u.s.
We also laarO rom the ssme gentleman,
:hatsaSpe erameut vessel arrived a, Hsran-
n aboEt tag l3Ih iDst. from Cadiz. Or nsiGg,
inteliigeHesAhal the IiG hal .ren.oved TO
that c'Iy- trom Ssviiie ,=--,ast ,he French
armies were IN the neIghDournooa OF Ca
dix -and that 4 Brush fEtt VAS In that
harbour, OF board OF when the, wish d
the Iunta 10 embark tor SouCn 4 aeric. -.
out tnaI there appeared 20 &c aD unwli..ng..
ness on tbs part OF tac JunIa IL EN- TX.
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assortment of e-'''
FALL GOODS

which will be disposed Of by Wholesale nv
retaii very low for Cash, as follows
Superhne Cio.hs and Cassimie~es. &c
cond, 90 Go. Coatings and Flannets-
5aizes and fwilled Fiannels, Cotton AMI
Llnnen Camoricks, Sa tin and Lustr;nr
Rlbcands Dim ties, all kinds. Seeded and
Leno Musl n, 1st quality, India Leno do
LIST Plain Il Figured Jaconst Mus IN. s,T.hlv
veiveis all colours, Corduroys, Cords and
Velyets, Point and Rose Blankets, Ctton
and Worsted Stockings, all co'osrs. Toir-
toise Sssn aud Horn Combs. 30 Is 2. r..
and Bombazene, ,Cur.aee Lace. and Ink
Powder, Cotton and Thread Laces assor.
ted, Ca'icoes and Chintz, Pound pack
aye Fins, Ladies and Genilemen,s shore
Kid Gloves, Extra long Kid Cloves for
Ladies. hEives and Forks asserted. Pot ker
and Pen Knives, Table and Ter Spans.
Linnen and Cotton Thread, Ivory Combs.
Imported Bed Ticks, G ton, do d. Blue
ana Green Sarsanets, White and, Brown
L'nnens. LIST quality. Cotton Shirtines,
French Imitation Cambricks, Camhr,ck
Muslins, Bandsnno and IuiIicat Hks.
feece Cloths, all colours, Sewing Silk,
al colours, Writing and Letter Paper.
Westcoat,ngs, and Pattennet Shirt aud
Jet buttons Cotton Umbrellas. An assorr..
ment of Military Pumcs, Epaule,ts aud
Silver Cords, Silver and Gold Thread.
Silver and Gold Spangles.
The above Goods being particularly Sc.
lected for Cash, and will be exposed in
the lowest terms for Cash or Town accep.
tances.
l.. JOSEPH. 81
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must be the result ofass;gr and not the
effect of acciflent

must be The result ofdes;gn and not the
effect of accident.
In this country, sir, the people, Will
overlook a great many errors in poll
tician whilst they think him sincere bot
depend upon it when they have once
detected him in premeditated & gross
deeeptions. their good opinion of him
is gone forever.
Suffice It to say, in conclusion, that
have taken pains to ascertain the &C.
curacy of what I have recited against
you that it is out of your power to
explain away the criminality of your
conduct; and that whenever YOU re.
turn to Congress you will meet with
reception from that body which your
attempt at imposture merits. =
A VIRGINIAN.
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Am vessels, says The Mont ur Of the
Ieto OF July, have entered the po,ts of n.
North and Tie Baltic, with preteod-a oer.
tihcaies Of origin. dsliv' r.d by IL srrnch
conso's.' We have au,hofiv t. d, az
officially. THAT such cert.fiea es arr
and that the bearers thereof arc q n.
considered as forgets. These t,ocp,nrn,.
are evidently fabricated in England .--,,...
censuls OF his majesty in America havJr,-
delivered none for long time.
Bait. Wing.
The French government was about ia
grant licrrses to certain number Of YES
sells to import cotton, ind go. and co-n me-,
into France from America. The n.r.,, =
OF cophscaton was to follow all co.an,uo;-
cation with British port. IN
=-
WAR IN EUROPEAN TURKEY
The Russian army IS said to have ge;os,
brilliant victory over the TURKS nsar
Silistr'a, In BsrFaria. The Grand W.T.
was rctreatins tuwards Adrianonie. IN
June. -. :"
bT~ "A written expositiop, or com.
nent upon the 24,h or last chapter Of
the Apostle Luke, interspersed win
reflections, will be read ar the Capitol
at 4 O'Clock this afternoon. A br,.f
introductory on the natare of The bible
and OF religion win precedc If. 1,.,a.-
tend which the citizens of Richmcnd
&c. are respectfully invited, bv the, =
friend and fellow citizen.
SAMUEL III: SAUNDERS, Jr.
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GRAFTON
ON G0VER " NE N r.
Delivered Oh the 4,h July, 1910.
s-s
By WIN. n, ROANE.
[coSrrNUED.l

AS to aristocratical governments,
they have nearly the same train of G..
visa prominent evil in them, is the
creation Of a separate interest; the be-
ncft of the Governors lie upon one
side, and the goyerned on the other
seli-love is predominant principle in
nature, and il is to no purpose to say
that individual interest always coin
cides with the general interest--Rela-
tIvelyIo individuals taken as men, il
is true--but relatively to individuals
taken as lords and kings, it is false,---
] will admit great wisdom to preside
in an siistocracy, but also contend
that it is pregnant with great evils ;
in order to prosecute their Perhdious
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-18
FOR TIE ARGUS.
THE LATE NEWS FROM ENG.
LAND

IL n MI.
THE picture which Great Britain
exhibits at this moment is indeed la
inevitable: And the real cause of it
undoubtedly is the continuance as well
as the nature of the war in which. with
single year of peace, she has been
engaged ever since 1898. Bankruptcy
and Famine are the chiefevils that now
affiict her; and these are aggravated
by circumstances which, though of
little comparative weight would, in a
season OF greater abundance and pros
.perity, be themselves sufficiently inn
portant to alarm the ministry and pro-
ducc anxiety in the breast of The reign
ing sovereign. The expected famine
may, indeed, be principally traced to
natural causes but it is impossible to
conceal that the evil is increased by the
wicked regulations & political corrup-
tons ofthe British cabinet. The bank
ruptcy speaks for itself. Il is the eff
feet OF the French continental system,
which the English government provok-
ed by its maritime piracies, and by the
capricious and unlawful blockades of
the ports of the continent of Europe
In violation of the rights of neutral
powers. Great Britain will now find.
that even she had an Interest in the pre-.
servatlon of that very law of nations
with which she has so wantonly spor .
ed. She has played her commercial
game so indiferently, that Bonaparte
has got all the master Cards in his own
hands. Whilst the American flag was
pure whist 1t was unpoIluted by Bri.
tlsh forgeries, the English reaped ad.
vantages from it which they can now
no longer enjoy. The English were
not commended that the Americans
should reap any profit from cireuiti-
Gus carrying trade, and then proceed
ed to license our ships, and even to
Americanize by false papers British
bottoms. The introduction of our cir
cultous carrying trade by the British
was followed by the threat contained
IN the Berlin decree: The. license
system was metiby the French with the
Milan decree and the forged ,docu-
ment system produced the seizure and
conhscation OF every vessel bearing
the American flag. The consequence
Is, the Americans canaot trade TO the
continent of Europe and the English
merchandize accumula,es in the Lon
don shops: Desperate English adj.
venturers push their fortunes in South
America, where the market is over
stocked, sales dull; and in the end the
British trader becomes bsnkrupt,
But it seems the British government is
to help the bankrupts out of their diff
hcuities. BY what means will they do
this! They can effect 1t in no other
way than by taxing the industry of
the subject still more heavily; and
how will that industry bear such taxa
ton, when 1t. has become so unproduc-
tive as at present by the want Of mar
kets for their merchandise? Ireland.
itseems, also feels the calamities which
atfiict her tyrant. Where will all
this enc! Is modern Carthage doom
ed TO fall IF she IS, let us not forget
that her destruction viii have been oc.
casioned by her INJUSTICE.
1919
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WANTED

A Lad of spectaole Parents qua
IA lifsd as to education, active, in
dustrious and Sober, may meet with
aplace for 3 or 4years in Grocery, by
applying soon. Enquire of the PIN
ter. ~
Sept. II. 1910. (4t.)
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NOTICE!

T shall petition the next Virginia Le-
Il gislature to rrlinquish to me the
Commonwealth right TO thelands ".
ing IN the county of New Kent, of which
Peter Pennet died seized.
STEPHEN II. LACY.
Supt. 18th, 1910. (w2t)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-18

FOR rsE ARGUS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-18

EOR LE,--Tbat TRACT of
u LAND which was lately the pro-
perry Of Walter Keeble, containing FIVE
hundred AGREE, lying on the waiers of
Great Guinea IN the county of Camber-
land, and adjeiuin 3 the lands of Go.
Skipwith, Jerman Baker aud othefs.
There is on this tract srnail planiati-
on of about hfty acres, lately cleared
the balance is IN Woods: che soil is
supposed 70 be peculiarly adapted to
the culture Of tobacco. The Iaad will
be sold for cash, or upon credie Of
one, two or three years, as may su,s
the purchaser.
VIZ. DANIEL. u.
Cumberland, c. H.l
Sept. t1th, 1910. w$q.
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Notice.

THE CO partnership of DANIEL HIooIEror.
HANK Co. having thi, day exfifej ali
thoss indebted TO the said concern are reqsestet
20 make immediate payment. and those WI,
have open accounts on the books of the said co.,
Germ, arc requested to come TO settlement, wi,h-
on, which no longer Indulgence will DO extend.
ed.
DANIEL HIGGiNBoTHAMG G. Co.
New Giawgow, September Ist, 1910.
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NOTICE.

THOMAS 4LDRIDGe. G. Co. resosaru "
inf RIM their friend ana he public in geue-
ra, that they have opened store IA The Sduse
formerly occupied By Daniel liigg nb5,hann d.
ca. in the town of New CIssgow, wa re they
will keep. general supply of GOODS suit.
abe to the season, which they are determined 10
sell on The lowest TENS tor cash country pro.
duce, or 10 those thai they can rely on for pune.
tuaty.
New Glasgow, September LIST, 1910. 4w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-18

n &c CORPORAL TRIM is receiv-
cd, but cannot appear in thisp paper till
the real name of the author is commu-
'nicated to the editor. Writers must
be responsible for their own producti-
ons.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-18

The account of duel published in
last FRIDAYS Argus under the Phila.
'delphia head, said to have taken place
at Biadensburg, the George Town In
dependent American says is a. "mere
fabrication"
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Dlrysnta Arg,t8.
RI c II NJ o " D,

TUESDAY. skrramsEn is, 1910.
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NOTICE.

THE annus, meeting Of the Stockholders
in the Little River Turnpits Company. Will
take place OH the first Monday in December
nest, at the City Hotel, In alexandria at
viii III time an election viii 6e held Cor & Pre-
sidcnt, four Directors, ard Treasurer. 4
statement of the accounts. together With a
report Of tie progress Of the work, viii
be laid before the Company
The Stockholders or the late subscription
are also notified tia. the frs. instaiment Of
$50 l-g on each Share by them respe, tiYe!y
subscribed, becom CT due On the ist Of Janu.
airy, 81, which they are requested to pay to
Jonah Thompson In Alexandria, on or before
hat d,yi BY order of th' board OF Directors.
Jonah Thompson.
1reasurerL. R. 7, G..
October 10, eotlstD
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g% New Publications.

JUS. rectiusd 6v JsMEG KENNEDY 'a
BOOKSELLER, EsES street.
The Lady OF tie Lake, Poem, by N%
ter Scott, author of the Lay OF the I'' Vim
strel, 5farmion, &c.
Tales Of real Life--forning seqne!
Miss Edgcwor,h's Tales o! Fashionable LIE
The Rival Princes, or narrative Of !ac'
relating to Mrs Mary .tn..c Ciarhe--ly AsE
sei,--with her portrait.
The Refusal, Novel, BY Mrs. west
4 Sailors Friendship {: SoidcFS Love
ditto
The I.;n.rant, or Memoirs cf&a actor
The Village Pastor ana ms ehilIEsA
Novel.
The Scottish Chiefs, ditto.
Osma and Al,neria, ditto.
Yen Sebastian, BY Miss PoT;ar' quo
Tn. Like OF Killarney, BY ditto 'i.'o' ),
The Dominican, by Capt Nill'a'ns 3.,, =
Henry, BY the author Of A!u"'ei' '.'',
October 49,
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In. Kenneday, Potter s..

Edward Higgins, South street, Baltimore,
administered Lees hozenees ag'ecab!e TO
the directions. to his child IL mon&a8 old E;
tue fist OF which expelled a worm measuring;
80 inches long & near half an iach thick !;
the second dose expelled another ! 6 inches
long and the same thickness, and quantity
Of small worms mixed with slime, sc. Ihl
child enjoys good state of healsh.
Sold by-Sobert Gray. Bookseller,
King street, alexandria, who has just
received fresh supply Of Persian Lo-
ton.
Also, Sold by Nicholas Kingston,
Fairfax street.
Aug. %. Ia"
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LEES
Worm DedroYing LozengeS.

Tbi. medicine winch is as innocent ana
mild As ii is certain and efhcacious IN It's o.
deration, cannot inIure the smallest hhia'st,
should no worms exist In the oooy-oui Yin
without pain or gripping cleanse inc stomach
and bowels of whatever is tout or onehsiVe'
and thereby prevent the producuoa ot~ofms
: and many fatal disorders.
Among the symptoms attending WORMS
are, disagreeable breath, especially N the
J mofninT--bad and corrupt gums-ltching IN
the nose, and about the scat--Coryulsions,
appieuc FITS, and sometimes pri'arou OF
eeea--irregular appetite, sometime loa1-
SSng 1000 and sometinles yoraeious- purging
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TO Rem I,

FOF ONE OR WORE IEh"% J..
>r>nE FARai row occupied oy''ls ~" m;c
4 called" RETIREMENT, aoou' .I%s
from alexandra, containing three fsIu ~
so to ,co acres each, adapted TO TO-, re ,n ,s,m
of corn, wheat and tobacco, &c ,ar,u d
will be made reasonable TO sooo . 'aa nrc
application to Mrs. Ann BrooSe' Oh w
misses, or D.o II
Mount Eagle, near nc. e.
September 20.
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Tohn c.. Lado.
II rs f @ X S II l. E,


tons first quality Hemp
90 pieces Russia Sheetiass and Duck
$50 pieces Nankeeus
A quantity of Shoes, Wrapping S'5hesth
ing Paper
1000 sides Scal Leather
20 boxes mould ard dipt Candles
20 quarter CASKS Ss.cry Wine Of supe-
rior quality
pipe London Particular cid Madeira
pipe Gin
tierce Pearl Ash
l ditto Giuo
7 barrels Sugar
~ ditto tanners oil
1000 bushels coarse Salt
SO Md. Potomac Tobacco
lOc CASKS Lime
Also, Exchange on London.
Cctotor 10
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The RE FUSd l. 900.
A Novel, by Mr.. wrsr, is just ''''
SO,

-XLOOI
The Complete Farrler r,n;r. Of M
rocco. alter residence Of I6 ys .,sst emp
description of Tombuctoo' the /
rum Of central Africa. lions Cor 80
Steuben's improved Resui Tnoon. Of d
Order and Discipline of the lf00p
United States. Address TO y
yvashingtou's valcdictory AG a most bea'
People of the United States . - Liz
ti FUN miniature edition. with q s,'''''
ron 50. Jane, Kennedy sosr
October 8.
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Alexander Moore, Reg.
This is to give notice, that the

Ills ID W Si'S 1loIioS, l1ioI tilC
subscriber, CT Washington county, in the dis
trict OF Columbia, has obtained from tho Or
plar's court OF Alexandra county letters tes-
tamentagy on the estate of lgnatius Ju!Igel,
late of the county last mentioned, deceased 1;
all persons having CLAIMS against the said DC
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof, to the sub
scrihcr. on or before the eth day of April
next; or hey may by law be excln1ed from
all benefit to said estate and those indebted
TO said estate are required to make immedi-
ate payment. Given under my hand this 18th
day Of October, 1910
Francis [. Neale,
Ea3ref Ignatius Yunigel.
BY Matthew Robinson and Francis
Murphy, his As,ornies.
October Ia s94v,
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This is to give Notice, That

the subscriber of Alexandria county, in the
district of Columbia, has obtained from The
Orphans Court of said county, letters OF adj
>mlnistrs.ion Oh the personal estate of Dennis
Ramsay, late ofthe county aforesaid, deceased
All persons having claims against the said
deco are hereby warned 10 exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof, 10 the subscriber,
on or before the 5th day of april next,
or they may by law be excluded from all be-
nefit to said estate; and those indebted there
to are required to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 5th day of Oct.
1910
Jane Allen Ramsay,
Administrators Of Dennis Ramsay.
October S, eoAH
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Nessrs. Mich. Lee and Co.

Ny son, FIVE years old, has ior some time
past been yecY unhealthy, haring levers,
bead acne and loss of appetite. Hearing g.
the many cures performed by your Worn
L.ozepges. | Was induced to give item tIaal
Tie eject was beyond my espectsiioi. as =
large quantity OF small! worms was expelled !;
hundreds Of them were alive Tor some time
alter.
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Orphans Court,

A'exandria County, Oct. Term, 1910.
Ordered, that the administrator of Dennis
Ramsay, deceased, GO insert the following
advertisement three times in each week for
four weeks, in the Alexandria Daily Gazette
Teste,
Alexander Moore, Reg.
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Messr,. Mich. Lee and Co.

.MeSSrS. NtfCRs LSC aiIu W.
You are at liberty to publish the astorlsh-
ing cure performed by your i.ozenges on my
son, ten years old, who was aEiiicted WITH ie-
vers, pain III his side, and coatiaued hSac
ache, which reduced him SO low that nc was
unabic to setup, One my neighbours ati~
vised me to use your Lozenses, which has
had the happy eHHect CT restoreinS him to q
better state Of health thaa he has enjoyed !oI'
several years, II the short space OF II e"ys
John Kelly, Pit Stress.
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with slim and fotid stools-vomisint; -larssc
and hard belly--pains andsickness at the sto'
mach--pains in the head and thighs, with ,,
lowness of spirits--siow fever, with small
and irregular pulse--a dry cough--excesslve
thirst--sometimes pale and unhealthy coun-
nance, and som etimes the face bloated and
ushed.
Persons afflicted with any of the above
symptoms, should have immediate recourse
to homslton'a Worm Destroying Lozeness
which have been constantly attended villa
success in all complaints similar to those above
described.
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Orphans Court,

Al.andria County, oct0bc, Term, 1910.
Ordered, That the executor Of Lt"aaus
.1unie.l. deceased, do inssrt the following az.
yexisen,ent three ,imes in each week fol- toul
weeks, in the alexalioria Daily Gazette.
Tests,
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ISAAC KELL,
Cobpsr5mith, Plumber, and 7in-Pl0ts-
Worker,
TTAVING REMOVED from Water to
4 4. Prince street, two doors above the
corner OF the late Col. Kooe, informs those
who have hitherto favored him with their
custom, and those who may DO disposed to
do 80, that he win thankfully receive ard
enteayor to merit their fayo:s.
Cash or exchange given for old Copper,
BRASS, Pewter or Lead.
March 90 2aw
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-22
Messrs. Mich. Lee and Co,

MeSSrS. MICH! Lee btu w
A child Of Mr.. Hsnry Grimes, near Mr.
Belts nail factory, WAS for upwards OF 9
months violently ai!iictedwith sickness, which
appeared to proceed from worms, the symp
toms were restlessness al night, debility,
pains in the legs, loss of flesh, &c asler
having the advice Of an eminent PHYSICIAN
and trying variety ofmedicines without sue
cess, the afflicted parents were advised 10
try Lees lVorn Destroying Lozen5es, which
expelled during the operation OF the medl-
cine, great quantity of large worms, some
of which measured II inches; the child now
enjoys good state Of health.
Baltimore, Junc s, 1868.