The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-23

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18th. It exci,es appetite. and promotes iii
sestIon. 1t il does not act as am aperient
: which may OCCUR with those who do moi
drink 1t freely. especially before breakfast
neadacn sometimes ensues, in consequence
OF excess OF food in which many indulge
themselves but this effect is easily remov
ed either by temperance in eating. or by the
aid of Cream Of Tartar, &c.
III. y. =, a..
The cases in which this water has been
found reproduce the most DeseGcial effects,
are. -
LIST In sores aud ulcers. which have lon..
baffied all medical aid. Cures, in many in
stances, have been effected by this water
IN manner so speedy, and so complete.
ana that in cases of the most desperate kind.
when amputation appeared to be the ONLY
| resort as might well excite suspicion of
the narrator's veracity. were not the facts
established by an evidence the most unoues-
tionable. Thus, ulcers upon the legs. of
MANY years continuance, and in one instance.
OF le, have been perfectly healed by few
days washing, and drinking of the water.
Nor has the water failed to effect an entire
cure. in any instance, according TO that ties.
timony which NAV be relied upon. after its
external and internal use for IS or 90 DAYS.
humanity requires that this efiicacious and
benignant quality of the water should be
| widely known.
End. In all cutaneous disorders and in
Inflammation of the eyes, whether of recent,
or of an old date, the water produces the
happiest effect.
| 3rd. Ii removes distractions of the Visce
ra. II has been known to cure perfectly
person who labored under an enlargement
OF the spleen, after medical skill had e,s
hansted its powers.
| Slh. It is most serviceable in bilious com
plants and in ali cases of debility, acts as
powerful restorative.
1t is not pretended to enumerate all the
cases, IN which the salutary effect of this
water may be expected. / resign that
pleasing task TO the scientific Physician.-
1t certainly, however, deserves to be rank
ed among the most valuable waters, with
which this state so eminently abounds: The
proof OF its salubrious effects depends not
upon conjecture, or vague, or interested re
ports; but, upon facts, which have fallen
under the observation of men as distinguish
ed tor their veracity. as for all those other
qualities, which constitute responsibility OF
character.
VIAToR.
| Ut The last western mal brings New Orleans
papers to the 25th uit.--the following are The
only articles, worthy of notice.
NEE ORLEANS, Oct. 13.-Lefters re
cesOeS fhis morning from Baton Rouge
state, that Shepherd Brown, Esq. zvho Gb
sented himself from 81 Helena, (7ohere he
gvas ciUit comntardant) had sure ndered
himself 10 The convention. zvho jmn,eds
|Gteiy ordered him into cloae confinement.
IL. Gazette. 80.
i Oct 81 We are Informed, thar Gen
THOMAS arr7Ued at Baton Rouge on Tues
day tasf from SfiringJfetd in tie district O.,
81. Helena, zvhence he had reh4ired il,
CONSEQUENCE Of a DISPOSITION ha1ine 5eeu
manifested TO ohhose The Proceedings of the
convention.-lb
pa On the night IF The 1871 iust mutt
ny aOas discovered IN The tort al Baton
Rouge Il new aff,Ointed cah,ain, zuAo
calls himself Cook had it in contemhia
fion 20 hberete Col. Lassus, and take nos
session Of The fort-the convention gof m.
FORMATION of'it and ordered dorm tie dra
Igoon8 .from Bayou Sarah zvho arrived i,
nnae 10 save tie /orf--CahFain Cook ana
hfS fTvo Sn6aAernS zuere c0Shiered and on.
aered our Of. Florida. and everu thine !.
ro7u tranquil lib, ,5
ETsract 81 a letter from PintneyviHe, da
red October 20 1910.
On my rekarn from Baton Roupe j
Douna your letter, and Mould zpiilingkg an
s79er aHyour interrog atorics, could / nos
se$s me .faets. In a Summary zuay Ter me
tell you. 'hat fhe heohie Of. Wesf Florida
haze done TighE IN fhro7cing off .aU ailep,
Hnce 10 afirince thar could not glue .fher
any rehef The double dealing OF Col
Lassus and Shepherd Brown. convinced fht
T members ofthe contention they had noth,ne
10 defend on from them /; on The confrarI
IL IS Pretty 7oeH ascertained thar a nioi
gVa8 laying 10 secretly seize ihe most fndu
entiat members ofthe ConUentj0n and ca,.
ry them c6'to Pensacola, and fsrhaha "a
the Havanna.
The contention haze enlisted tcyc
IeonliiLefe comhanieG for sig mgnfhs MID
are stationed IN tie tori at Baton ROUGE
end rte militia are all ordered home"
rs. RUMogR.--A 'etleI received by the las
naH states, that the Governor of the Missission
| Territory has been authorized to march d..
tsciment of militia into Florida, and that I5O(
we're to march or Saturday last, ooh instant :
The letter adds. that on this intelligence being
received at RaPldes, the KemberI started to ioI
ltherevolutlonistss without the authority of e,o
lvsrnment. We give this news as we receive,
1t, without pretending to vouch for its aulhenti
CITY o. Gas
The Boston Chronicle states, that If Mr.. Wild
gerry be elected for Cumberlsnd District. Their,
will be Republicans and feds in the 1911
|" Congress from Observation-Disclosures n
T. & 9 f. rs is now the case.
We et,er ectteateJ En- e,,to