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.sc1s at Vendue.

I, .very Tuesday and Freday.
y wILL BE SOLD
!. yendus Store, corner Of Prince anu
Water streets. rs.
, v.,;st, Of Dr., Goods, Grss'r'ss, CIV :.
,s ..',l.rs Of which will be expressed IA IA
Is hills of the day-Ah xmas ma, ices =. Of
|s;e y arc on limitation and the p;n he
men a. are established, can at any time os
|hie en- ~. nd purchased at thelowsst llmita1ioa
n0 p'o C. Marsteller, ". N.
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FOR SALE.

-------- ----- TSON A149 1900
Y-HAT noted place called RURAL
FELICITY" now occupied by Mr..
Frederick Shuck. The .pieasantness OF this
situation needs no comment, being surpassed
by none. On the premises is an excellent
well of water and spacious garden. he
great resort of the citizens of Alexandra TO
this place makes it an object Of gre at import
anee to those who wish to purchase. Tor uR-
- David Mankin.
July Is 's
N. b. 1.-THE above property is not sold at
nriyate sale before Monday, Esd instant, It
will on That, day be sold at public sale. Sale
70 commence at O'Clock in the afternoon on
the premises.
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'sly 2.
THOMAS RICHARDS,

eBegs leave to INFORM lbs 7rleNaS anu 5"e 1'H0-
liz,
THAT he continues to carry on the Ia
yern, .at,the sign of Mr.. Madison, corner OF
Kinr and Henry streets, where he Will be
constantly suppled with the best wines and
liquors Of every description.
A few boarders will be taken on MODERATE
terms, and will be thankful 70 those Wao may
.rleass to favor him with their custom.
Jun,, 49,
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this to their cwh governwca. i;us England,
Was this matter only for the mselvcs: No,
sir. tbs left for US To defend. IND there is no
right in MS To give it up To England under
any consideration or prctcnsioas whatever.
BY the solemn oaths we have all taken before
our God to support our constitution C laws,
we are compelled to defend it. We have
nothing from England rs = gift. bat forced
her by arms to acknowledge cur indcpen-
dcnce; and we are in deity bound 70 defend
it by arms. And until we can convince
her, rs we did before. far she will 20. let
us aicne, unless she sees the spirit of free
men raised. Let MS then unite rs Americans.
with respect to myself, the Journals of this
house provo my politics they are not con-
fined ia any party consideration do not
care whether proposition comes from a
sederaiist or n republican. only consider
the subject of the matter. and what Ibe-
lieve to be right, l support with ray vote
havr yet great hopes that we shall act to-
gcthcr on this question. Yes, sir, when !
see in the opposition men who deserve well
of their country, in particular en- honorable
gentleman from Ccnnoct;ylt, (Mr. Tall
madge) now in his seat, hope we shall
unite. / lately read an account of q ieeach-
!nent which he commanded, and in gallant
manner surprised post of cur iDvatcrase
enemy. the British-he surely will defend
the old principles, and viii NOT suffer the
honor OF his country to be laid in disgrace
before any foreign power
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nj OTICE-The subscriber being DESTROYS TO
~ close his Executorship Of the estate of
Paul Graham deed. and whereas there appears,
by the will Of The said Graham, q debt 10 be due
from the Estate Of his Grandfather Duncan Ora
ham, TO the firm of Lilies Boyle & Co.--for the
payment Of which, or part of which, provision
IS made by the will Of the said Paul Graham !;
this is therefore TO REQUIRE the said firm, or their
agent to come forward, state their claim, and
establish the amount due, that the same may be
settled otherwise the assets will CATER three
months from tais tine) be applied to the dis
charge Of other debts due from the estate Of thc
SAID Paul Graham and ,1is notice will be plead
ed in bar to tie said claim.
SAMUEL BURRUSS,
B%'r q PaH .GrGha8t.
Caroline County Virga.l
JANUARY 2ltb, 1909. ) 1awswG
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rBY AUTHORITY1
LAWs or THE UNITED s7:dzEs
AN ACT

AN ACT
Authorising the d.. barge Of EvlTam Husrkins
from his imprisonment.
, E it enacted Iy the Scnate ard House Of Re.
4 ; i,reSe.tatives ct the Un,cd .Stdtes Of A.,,c-
RIGA, in Congress assembled, That the marshal
Tor the district of Name, be and he is hereby au
tborised and directed TO dischar ( William III W
kins from his imprisonment, upon an execution
issued against him i'll behalf of the u. States !:
Providea, That the said William Hawkin, shall
pay and satisfy all the costs that have arisen on tie
part OF the United States in the said prosecution,
and shall assign and convey all the estate, real
and personal, winch he may own, or be entitled
to, to some person for the use and benefit of the
United States, under the direction OF the Secre
tary OF the Treasury And pro3:aed also. That an.
estate, real or personal, which the said William
Hawkins may hereafter acquire, Shall be liable
to be taken and sold, in the same manner as if
he had never been Imprisoned and discharged, as
Aforesaid.
]. y. VARNUM,
Speaker Of the Hosse Of Representatives.
GEO CLINTON,
ice.Presiden. Of he United STATES, and
Rcsideaf 81 The Senate.
February Goth, 1910.
APPROVED,
JAMES MADISON.
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N CHANCERY.-Ata Court held for Cum
Il ber'and County, the 22d dag of January, 1910.
BERNARD Sims, RainnT-Asainst Jesse JONAS,
Defendant.
On hearing the bill and other exhibits in this
cause, it is ordered, that the plaintiff retain in his
hand and possession the negro slaves Gritty and
her child Malander, in the bill mentioned, until
the further order of this court and that the plan
Till bS served with copy of this order and it
appearing to the satisfaction of the court that the
defendant Jesse Johns is no, an ;nliabtant Of this
state, on motion oithe plaintiff by bis counsel, Ii
rs ordered, that the said defendant do appear
here on the first day of April Court next, and an
swer the bill of the plaintiff, or the same shall
there De taken as confessed and the matters there
IN decreed accordingly, and that = copy OF this
order be forthwith inserted in some one of the
newspapers published in the city of Richmond
tor two moths successfully and posted at tie
front door of the courthouse of this county.
a Copy. Teste,
cHRIsToPHER wooDsoN, D. c.co.
January 80. w8ua
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NEGROES ROR SALE.-In addition to the
IN Negroes advertised for sale by VIM. Da.
MEL, jr. and Edward Booker, trustees for Messrs
Deane's creditors, the subscriber will offer for
sale, at next Cumberland March Court, twenty.
six Negroes, for cash.
GEORGE PERKINS.
Feb. 20. 1aw6wT
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TANTEC avr '"sAcvre = IN ,--si,smy.
Wv Gentlemen possessing classical kro W.
ledge Of the French Language. A native or
France would be preferred, should &c happen To
he sufficiently acquainted with the English
tongue. If beside. his information in any other
language or in any of the arts and sciences usu.
ally taught in academies, be suc. a would qua
lity him 70 give instruction, he Shall &c consider
ed. on th :. account, as entitled to further remu-
neratior.
Application to be made tn the Prioter or let.
tiers post paid and addressed to E-na, will be at
tended to.
January 90. wifi
: HAVE appointed William II. Rutfin, ESQ,
i my agent for the dF;ss;ssibp; Territory
who ~ hereby authorised to receive, and grant
receipts for, any monies due to me in that quar-
ter.
THOMAS RITCHIE,
Editor efthe Enquirer.
Richmond. virginia,2
Feb. Is. 1910. s 1aw4t
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SALES .nvAnCzIor

M RIA L PHILIPS being about 10 remove
I'VE TO the city OF Ncw-York, will be sold pos
lively without reserve at his store near III. M lark
ct Bridge, the Sale to commence on Monday
inc l%th day OF March next, at IL o'oiock--AN
the said PhiEPs's Stock IN Trade consisting of a
very General Assortment of Seasonabie and we'll
Selected Gocds---In amount 1T prime cost 10 a.
Don't $50 ,0OO-Amongst which are the following
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p AND FOR SAIE.--That valuable Tract OF
L. land LAYING in Amherst COUNTY, common.
ly Known ythe name Of Corrlon's Quarter, stu.
atcd near the Tobacco row mountain, containing
e'evcn hundred acres, is now offered .or sale on
liberaiterms. The quality of this land is said to
DC equal to any tract III that county.
The terms will he known i'y making applica.
ton TO either at The s'Sserbers ~ Petersburg,
o. to Mr.. Samuel levin Of L.y.. hburgh, who will
shew the premises or give such description of
hem MS viii satisfy any person desirous of pur-
chasing.
.ToHN HILDER,
S%oAN EEL.
Petersburg, January 4. wsm
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JAMES MADISON.
XIIRGINIA-Iune Gcneral court, 19os.

NIRGINIA-Iune General Court, 1908.
The Commonwealth, against Josial, NJ
Cienegen, Det't-upOn an adjourned case from
the District Court held at Morgan Town
The Court ara unanimously of opinion that
where an Indictment or presentment is found by
E Grand Jury against any person far lnisdemea-
nor, to which the law has affixed an infamous or
corporal punishment, that the court before whom
such prssentment or indictment is found, may
IN its discretion award Capias in the first in
stance, and that upon indictments and present.
mcnts OF an inferior nature, such Court ought,
aster two Nenire Facias's have i~en returned
not found, to award Capiss
1t is therefore ordered, that it DC certified to
the Morgan Town District Court, that Capias
oughtto be awarded in this case
P1blished by order Of coart, Nov. 1900.
PEYTON DREW, C. G. C.
January 10. 1avSw
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" AfTERSEA PAPER VINO
- wish to encourage the manufactures of their
own state are informed, that they can he suppii-
ed with Paper Manufactured in Petersburg, in
any quantities
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articles
600 pieces India Cot 4 90. Bed Ticking,
ton, 90 do. Romeal Hand
%OO do. Calico, kerchiefs,
so do Furniture Cop. / so do. Madras do
er Plate, 10 ps. Bandannas,
$50 do. Cambria Mus u do. Marsees'
I'm, 100 Packets Pins, &
100 do Oil Cloth 200 lbs-do-
10 do WiieboaTs and Lutstrnrs Italian
Bombazctts, Silks.
100 do. Elegant light Black Satin,
ground Ch'ntz ~ silk e Cotton Umkrelz
lOU do. Cotton Shirt las,
ing 50 rs Se44 Sewing Silks & Twist,
90 dozen Cotton Cotton Cassemeres.
Hose, Silk Shawls,
90 do silk ditto, Leno shawis,
10 do. Corduroy, Muslin do
~ DO. abby Veiyets, Silk, Cotton & Thread
10 do. Checks "A s; Lace,
% White Pocket Hands,
~ do. black Cam Silk and Laced Gloves,
brio, White and Colored
10 do. superfne Thread
Cloth, Book Jaconet and Lene'
90 do. Second do. Musiips
Is do CasmereS, Japsn'd ditto and
Is do. white Plat Robe Dresses,
ills, Knives and Forks, and4
do. Brown do. a variety of other ar
do. Dowlas, ticles too tedious To-
so do. Rolls, enumerate.
Is do. Oznabrurs,
Terns--All sums under 6, 100 cash-oyer..
y 100 and not exceeding s 500 ninety days Gre
dt--sums of 5 500 and upwards 1870 days credit,
FOR credit, purchasers Notes, negotiable and.
payable ct the Bank OF Virginia, with approved
eHdorscrs, will .hc required.
PR0SSER e AfONCURE, .Iuc'rs.
Richmond, ebruary %, 1910.
Al persons having demands against me- win =
please bring t'.err forwsrl tr adiustpeot--o,3
'rose nle-ied - n &C fe9aes'et % make i.s-
mediate ps5 meat
81 l.. PHILTTS.
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90 A liberal discount made to wholcsalc pur.
chasers.
Orders for any of the above qualities, address
ed to the subscribers, executed at the shortest
notice.
BANISTER G. Co.
August q. wifi
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I G1NUlNE MRDlc lNEs.

! <lrRr Ears RtcaGRh LSS, IL or n. yoRx'
III hgepGrs.s Ifrsas shs original recetn :"
eSssS d ths subscriber, his tUia0u0, 6E,
90, slss . f prepared and Spi'h0ut 10"'Se
sif,Iastsf spEs are genli'ls.
I kIgtss Gs 81 Coughs CO1as, Hfs7"sH''
"a z =. &c. -. ..
} Are in.Ine disfelyreleived and speedily cur
= !. < ed by the use OF
s36MTLTO SEEfXER FoR COUGHS
DEAR bought experience has taught 'nou,
santis that oiIy and heated medicines, Iolneo
with s.rong opiatss or sleepy drugs, rePeat-
ed doses oEFwhich Aatter and deceive the pa
ticiit for the present, BY procuring momehSs.
~ ease experience, ] say nus 1SoS"'
thousands, that ths common opiateS ana OsA-
kanics. "A they are called, finally 'aggraVa.s
avery disorder of the breast and lungs, ~
heir most Distressing symptoms: tEas .aey
soad the stomach and impair the olgeSME%
Jus sfne the whole system, increase inc u.i''
enlty Of breathing and excite te"ef' Du.'ne
j uusii,ies of tkis vsluablee discovery are
yyiRced by perfectly Opposite eRects' a SUI
: gfe trial viii prove, that It restores .the ue'
Termination ofths fluids to thesurtaee ottnS
BODY, and brings GA TIC common healthiui
sncrspiradon--tbati it dislOdges and evacuases
: the tough viscid phlegm OF mtcas' Strength
ems the weakened vessels OF the lungs
xheathes the acrimonious hunior, yhlch mn
I, rates them. and finally discharges 1t. mus
striking st the root OF the disorder, the
SYMPTOMS are of course efecrrallv and per-
rtanently conquSrea, the reverse OF common
medicines, which weaken the constitution and
give strength to the disorder for the sake OF
<modey4ing for the present some OF Its pam
tFuiSHects.
To patents who have children afflicted WIN vim
the whooping cough, this discovery 4: oil inc
cfrst magnitude, as it affords immediate re-
lief. checks the progress, and in short time
entirely removes the most cruel disorder TO
which children are liable, The Elixir Is SO
perfectly agreeable, and the dose so small
that no difficulty ariscs in taki"gAt. I
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ALSO FOR SALE,
John Wife.
Valuable Farm for Sale.


TWILL sell the TRACT OF LAND on
which resided the last year, called " Bnz-
zard's Island" lying on Patuxent river, in
Calvert county and nearly opposite to Bene-
dict; containing by estimation seven hun
dred three and one quarter acres of as fertile
land as can be found in the state of Mary
;and, one third of which i, in wood and very
heavily timbered, and as we'll watered tor
the convenience OF .tcck as any tract OF It's
size in the state. .-
The arabic part of this plantation is. level
and most of it coversd with oyster-shells and
is divided into three. fields each of which will
produce two hundred barrels of corn, with =
reserve of prime Tobacco land sufficient 10
grow fifty hogsheads OF Tobacco annually,
and with very little labor more meadow may
he reclaimed than will be found sufficient -
No land can be better adapted 10 the growth
of corn, tobacco and wheat, and few planta-
tons hold out stronger inducements to sti-
mulate an industrious man. 1t binds for a
considerable distance on the river and lies
neatly in square.
Fish, oysters and wild fowl, are to be had at
all times Stock of every description, PAL IL
cularly sheep, thrives'and improves wonder.
fully when removed to this land a con vino,
ing proof ofthe nutritious quality OF the grass,
which it produces in great abundance. The
improvements are sufficient to accommodate
a small family. Anrere particular deselip-.
ton is not necessary, as purchaser will ma
turally view the premises. The above estate
is now under tenement OF one thousand dol
lars per annurn. Terms accommodating, and
made known by application to Waller ". har-::
svood, merchant, Upper Marbro' Prince
Geoge County, or.to the subscriber now in.
Alexandria. 49,.
Richard w. Harwood.
June %. dfIsA
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Ech Cured,

,lsy once using Lees Sovereign Olhtment'
The proprietor informs those persons and Ia
miles who are suffering urder this disease
,arIainst shc.infection Of which no person IS
SALE that il this ointment IS used al h:eht on
,SS,;,s..t =, sed At never fails to perform cure
81 tSsfollNwing morning, IS thousands who
have usedft during the last ten years can tes-
NV. EsEAe peculiar sxcslieneies of this in'-
sssIiiiae rsnedy for the itck, above every o
Tier, sre the certainty of the cure ~ sl"sie:
. rboiicasian ingredients being 50 lnno-
ee,,t q 10 be applied With perfect safety 70
49, daSese Hilanr andIts: being not oniy
r,E m SOy gnsive snefl, tost equally a.
greeab WITH The Plea'ahsest polaas''sa' +.
4 ,psE5sm;ltonaJi GresS Rs9eretius.
SfI h the inventor confidently recon-
d and invaluable meditine for the
suee |eEef and permanent CURE Of ghf1ols
eOmpI which result from tdssiPatsd
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Charles Elmnos, President.
Jonah Thompson,1 :
John Mason. Direct
Henry Foxall, I ors.
William Steuart,
PUBLIC SALE.
May26

FOR SALE, at public veadoe, on the Goth
day Of next month, al the, premises, on
the south side Of King.xtIess, snear tho
corner Of Fairfax street, ~
"A three story Brick Houie,
2Cfeet front and 80 feet back, with the pri-
vilege of an alley three feet wide ai,d extend
ing back 81 ieet-subjeet 70 ground rent OF
one thousand pounds Of tobacco and cask.
One tenth ofithe purchase money to be paid
in haud, the remainder in three equal annual
payments, with interest from the day Of sale.
This property is now in tenure Of Jennings
and Sangsser, and may Justly be reekoned
among the best stands In Alexandria.
BY virtue Of deed of trust iiom William
Hartshorne to the subscribers 70 secure JOS.
Riddle for his endorsement TO, the Bank Of
Alexandria. -. r,
James Keith.
a." John c. Herbert.
June 81. dts
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Nsw Tn at Yedaeed Prices.
> los cSess, half chests and boxes gun
powder, imperial, hyson, young hyson, and.
hyson skin I eas, principally OF the Sidneys
cargo, lately landed and OF excellent quail
ties. -.".F 8
100 barrels Rye Whisky.
30 barrels & s hogsheads n. E. Rum.
:elso,. ~ - = /. J.
.is.auarter casks Malaga Wine.
s,pipesLisbon and Eayysl Wines.
1000 lbs. Coffee. & go
1000 lbs. Loaf and Lump Sugar.
10 hogsheads and 80 barrels first y se--
cond quality Muscovado Sugars 80
20 bags clean heavy pepper and pimease
s. chests Cassia, e t.assia budss -. B..
go lbs fresh nntmegs ~. a.'- III. s.
20 boxes. idezen each, bottles best Flo
renee salad oil ~ ...., ~.
i~l2o boxes and half boxes choice lst and "a
quality Hayanha ind ~. Jago cigars 49,,
= 10 bales & eorgis Upland cotton ...
3shhds green copperas
1000 lbs,ghe -.
500 gallons rickling vinegar 49,, e..
so demijohns 49,. ...-.
Which with his usual extensive assortment
of Wines, Liquors and Groceries will be sold
On low terms for cash, and to punctual men
at moderate credit, by .. r
Joseph Vaudeville.
Corner Of King and Fairfax streets.
( June 81. ~
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pleasures, juvenile iniiscretioBs, fesidsnce,
IN climates unfavorable % the constitution, the
immoderate use Of tea, frequent intoxication
or any, destructive intemperahee, the unskii-
FUN or fsequene use Of mercury, the diseases
Peculiar 70 females at Certain period OF
life, bad layiAgs In; Z r.
:HAMILTONS
GENERATED WORM DESTROYING
0ZEN-G Els.
Among the symptoms attending Worms
are, dissgreeable breath; especially IN the
norning-bad and corrupt Eums---itching IN
toe nose, and about tho scat-corvulsfons..
eppile,it FITS, and sometimes pH! Srlou OF
rspecch.-iTsgulaR .appetite; somenlas !" u
ling food ndsson.etinles veracious-furglns
with ,slimy and frtid stools:-vomitint' -lasge
and hare belly--paips andsicknessat aM sto-
mach--lSkins in the head and thighs, with
4lowness Of spirits--slow fever, with small
and itrsgdlat pulse-a dry cough-cxcesslve
sthirsE4 sometimes pale and unhealthy coun-
nRnce, and som etilnes The face bioated and
Wshed. =. saf' ......
Persons afflicted with any ofthe above
symptoms, should have immediate recourse
to RamiIton'S Worm Desrroying Lo1enges
which have been constantly attept!ed with
success in all Complaints similar to those above
described.
E{kahn's tue and Gsnuint German Corn
Platter,
An iRfaIIible remedy for Corns; speedily
removing them root and branch, without cav
ing pain.
Gennine Perjgam Lotion,
The Restorative Powder-tor the Teeth
and Gums.
Hahn's Genuine Eye Water, .
A sovereign remedy for all diseases the
eyes.
HdmiLton's Essence and Extract
of Mustard,
For Rheumatism, Goue Palsy, S~ellings,
Nunbness, &c.
Tooth Aehe Drops,
The only remedy yet discovered, which
gives immediate and lasting relief III the
most severe instances.
The AnOdyns; Elixir,
For the cure Of cvcsy kind of head ache.
The Eqmask LIP Salve: q
MfaLkibte Ague and Fever Drops.
~. Sold only by James Kennedy, sen.
Bookseller, King Str eet, Alexandria, who
has long been sole agent TO" the sale ot the
genuine preparations.
Hannah Lee,
Naw Vorly 0stb Fe
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WILLIAM RAMSAY,

" AAAAkAAfA
frinee-street, Opposite the Pend"e Store,
Offers for sale on the NEST reasonable terms,
the following
Ar T G l. E S,
Part o. zvhich are just received from Pa'|a-
drlphia -
Imperial, Inaort.J in he ,hin
Hyson, Syac;sc all mart c.lo-.
HSsoS 5 A{n0"' & 4 SCI s'f9'
Liquors. general assortment
Spices, Of every description
Best Green Coffee, anI first and sccoHG
quality Chocolate
Loaf, Lump, and Muscovado Sugars
Spermaccti, Mould and Dipt Candles
Box and Casks Raisins
Almonds Figs and Tamarinds
News0rleans, Natchitoches, and Carrots
PhiIaaelphia Snuff
Best Spanish Segars & Chewing Tobacco
fresh Salad Oil, Capers, Olives, Ancho-
vies, and Mushroom Catchup
West India and Sugar House Molasses
Georgia Cotton
Rice, Pearl Barley, Fig Blue, Starch, In
diso, Mustard, and Basket Salt
Lisbon Baskets, variety.
Wrapping and Wriling Paper
Hair Siisers ...
Sweeping and Scrubbing Brushes
Leading Lines, Traces and Bed Cords
Mems 6ns and coarse Shoes
'SmitkfeiL Bacon and Venison Hams
II constant supply of
JanIieson's Water Crackers
Sifted Indian Corn Meal
Fresh Fruits
A'quanti,y of.Irish Seed Potatoes
A neat assortment Of Earthen Ware, from
the Columbian pottery, PhiladeIphia--
with which he will be constantly snip
piled, sc. sc.
May %. - colt,
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George Behner, Jun.
no IL. BucQ slIeeN fn1!1aeiphla'
Mrs. H. Lee, New icrk'

Mr.. Abl;ah HeHly, Bridge street. .Sa''i,
-,,,,o1o.- was cured by one booze I'll .lanii,on's
Elidr,, ola very compl.ecHeL disorder occa,
rioned by a vety severe cOll caught several
er,onths ago. lie ureathed with the greatest
J;#c,l,y. and was often thrown ind "eaken-
iae sweats when he attempted 10 walk any
distance, and his voice wouiA frequently idi
IN sach degree that he could only attempt
TO whisper. He has been upwards o! SIX
weeks without return of his complaints /;
and desires to give his public testimony IN
fayor oe this invaluable medicine.