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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-05

THE subscriber hos its' rsreT-oi fEom 81.
rope, and for sale at his GLASS Z. C8I.
M STORE, first door shove the Eag!e. raverns
Early York and Sugar Loaf C.bbage Seed, to-
gether with general assortment os Garden
Seed, various kinds ofeariy Rareripe Corn, Red
and White Clover and Timothy Seed all ef
which he warrants to be fresh.
ED. HALLAK.
Jan. 10. wifi
N: Is. My Tenement, near DR.. Foushee's
Garden, is still for rent-terms will ls made mo-
derate to careful tenant. Ell
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-05

DUBLIC LAND.-WiN be sold, to the Ir;gh,
est bidder, on the 18th day of April next
being ionday, the residue OF the LAND. be!
longing to the Common wealth of Virginia. i'm
the county of Fluvanna The tract contains l35-
acres, by late survey, and is situated between
Fluvanna and Risanns rivers, about miles a.,
h"ve the town of Columbia, the place of their.
confluX. The terms of sale are, 70 months cre-
dit; the purchaser giving bond with security. ia,
be approved of by the Executive. The sale win
take place about twelve o'clock, at the tavern OF
Mr.. John Sn adj in said county
JOHN WILLS, Superintendent.
? yep. ~. wow
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-05

ON A LONG CREDIT-Win be sold AZ
~ public sale on Friday the 22d day of Marcf,
next, if fair, If not the fair day, tsunday exa
cepted) at the pl7oe where James Caorge for.
merly kept Tavern in Coochland county, 500
acres ct L AND. lying in the lower end Of I.o,,-.
sa, adjoining the lands of Mr.. Joseph Perkins g.
not more than so miles from Richmond the
land is level and nearly one half in wood, most
of which is good tobacco land. the omen land has
been lately inclosed and part in cultivation
Those who wish to b,iy land and pay for it from
the produce of the land, invited to attend
the sale; as expect great bargain will be.
sold.
LANCELOT MINOR, Attorney
for JORN TODD.
Feb. 90. w4G
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-05

II subscriber. 7UeH ac0noinfcd Tvifh the
Parties desires rs 10 record the .foiio7D,np
account Of marriage which took hiace in
Hartford county, 1903
John Gray, aged 8S gears, 7Vas married
20 Mary Ramsey, ef76 years, bU Rev. John
DaUts, aged 81 yeGrs. The !gro>wsman
Daniel Ired7oay, mas 90 yedrS Old, and the
brideSlaid 7cas ABOUT 75k
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-05

NJ OTICE.--Thato on Tuesday 18th day cr
March, 1911, if not fair the next fair
CAV, by virtue ola decree Of the high court Of
chancery, holden foe the Richmond District. pro.
nuanced on the 1st DE-, of3une I8IO,we shall ON
t''e pre- misses in the county of Nottoway, Dro-
ceeo to sell the tract or parcel of LAND IsteIv
belonging to David Hudson, on which Jennines
Rohertso" lately resided, together with such o.
ther property mentioned in the deed of mort-
gage, from sard David Hudson, TO Elijah Hud-
scr, ss Can be then aliciuced TO the hi9hest h,6.
der Tor cash in order to raise the sum of f
and all costs &C. as specified in said decree.
THOMAS COMER,0
JNo. ROBERTSON, Consp,iss,,.s
Asa VAUGHAN,
Feb. IS ,.or
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-05
SPOTTED FEVER.

A very alarming malady. which. by the
description, we think is similar to what is
commonly called he Spotted Fever, made
its appearance in Woodstock Green, few
days since. A daughter of William Rice,
Esq. died suddenly on Friday last A Mrs
Saunders, consort of John Saunders, Ir. was
attacked on Saturday. and died yesterday :
and another woman was supposed to be past
recoVery--ai of the same disorder
Vermont Republican, Jan. 50,
We have heard that the above afl;ctins
disorder has made its appearance in he
towns of Randolph and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
off in few days number Of Individuals iD
several families.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-05
Feb. IS

TRY GOoDS.-BENTANINK IhBALL.
- Has iHst receiOed IS packages seasorabLe
DRf' GOODS, which, gaiM his former stock.
minfes an eefensiOe assortment and qv,ch he viii
sen at such prices as will be speH zvorth the atter
tiOn of purchasers.
Those sOho are not acquainted With his mode Of
price 10 fall" 4 liberal d,di,ct;oa Gro,, 800,
prices made to those zUhO Purchase b, zOholesale e.
ther for cash. Country produce, or accebtances ia
foSun.
CANARY II. mr.,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-05

In consequence of some persons having died
at Havsnn', by eating some American cheese,
all American cheese found, had been taken out
and burnt, by order of the Governor, and the Ian
ding If that article from American vessels in flu
ture prohibited.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-05

had been high in Office Under the former 60.
vernment would not take letter out of the
post office which addressed to him as a
ls'mple Nr pretending not to know it was
meant for him. Our patriots of the revo
luton considered aristocracy as noxious
plant, and meant to extirpate it but this
shoot was lief, behind, and unless we t Ike
care OF 1t, will one day sprout up and ffou-
IRISH anew, 1t you view this subject in as
serious light as / do. you will agree with
me that such obvious distinctions should be
abolished, or it they must be kept up, that
they be conferred on our citizens solely in
proportion to their virtues, talents and use
fulness.
am Sir,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-26
C. ON G Il E S S.
HOUSE Of REPRESENTATIVES,.
December IL.

December IL.
MT stanford presented the petition Of Jacob
Greer, OF North Carolina, pravinr that ccrt,ip
expenses incurred by him in the collection If
the direct tax for the 39th collection district
IN North Carolina may be refiInded-Referred
MT Moselcy presented the petition of the
Derby Fishing company in Connecticut 10 the
same effect with The petition of nlnatban Atwa.
ter and Thomas and Henry Ward Referred 10
the committee of commerce and Manufactures
Mr. Morrow from the committee on the pm
lie Lands, presented bill drectiiir the forms
on which lands sold at private sale and 4liat
vert for failure in payment shall AGAIN
be sold; which was twice read and com.
miued. ..ll - -
The following is the bill: .ri5 ..r
ne ft enacted &c. That no tractor tracts of
the reserved sections or other public lands Of the
United States, tI'at have been or NAV hereafter
DC sold at public sale, and which may have. or
shall, on account of failure 20 complete the nav
rent OF the purchase money, revert to the I'M
ted States, shall hereafter be sold AZ ny;vaye
sale, at price less than that for which the same
tract was sold at public sale
MARITIME DEFENCE.
Mr.. Cheves, from the committee appointed
on that part Of the Presidents Message which
relates to tho naval force Of the United States
and TO the defence Of our Maritime frontier.
made the following report in part
The committee 60 whom was referred so
much OF the Presidents message of the Sth of
November, 1911, as relates TO the defence Of
our maritime frontier, report in part, that two
communications from the Secretary at War.
Winch accompany this report, which were made
IN reply to queries propounded by the commit.
tee, contain the best information on the subject
which they have been able 20 collect That one
o. them contains ap enumeration Of the perIna.
ncnt notifications which have been completed
or commenced, with remarks on the troops ne
ccssary to garrison them. That forth connie
ton ofworks already commenced, no further an.
preparation is requisite, But that some additi-
onal works arc deemed necessary, the precise
extent OF which cannot at present be deternin.
ed tor which and for contingent objects Of dc.
fence on our maritime frontier, in the event of
hostiliticse the committee recommend an appro.
priation Of one million Of dollars and the com.
initiee for that purpose beg leave TO report a
bin, entitled ga billRakinga further appropri
alton Tor the defence Of our maritime frontier"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-26

have the honor to be,
Sir, your humble servant
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON
y. s. Not man of ours was taken prisoner
Nhd ct three scslps which were taken, two of
them were recovered. p
The HON. w. EusgIs,
SECRETARY AT WAR.
4 General Return eftIe Killed and ,yoQnoec, oftAe
army Under IRE eobin1ard If His ExcelIeney
HEAa'n Henry HayIiSsu; Goveynor and Com
HtG'aGtr u Chicf of the Indiana TERRITORY, in
the ac'isa rgffi W Indians, near Pyoehefs
1o1yH, Wevtss6sr /, 1917
htllec--<Onc Aid ID Camp, one Captain, two
suPalterns, one Sergeant, two Corporsls, thirty
Privatcs.
UoReaed; siasc Seod--One Major, two Can
tains, twenty two pri4ates
b. WoHnded--Two Lieut.. ColoneIs, ore Adiutant.
one Surgeons Mate; two Captains, three subal-
terms, nine acrgeants, five COrporals, one Musi-
can, ono hundred and two Privatcs.
n otai OF killed and wounded-1Sg
"aDies u OG'oeyS killed and sounded, IS per
General Return.
General Staff
KiHcd--Col. Abraham Owens. aid .de-comp
20 the commander in chief
Fieid asI STAFF
WoUr6e1--LieUt Col Joseph Bartholomew.
commanding Indiana militia infantry; 1T. Col.
Luke Decker, Of do Major. Jos. IT. Davicss.
since dead, commanding squadron ofdracoons
Doctor Edward Soul, Of the Indiana militia
AdJutant James Hunter. Of mounted riAemen
4. ) Infantry, including the late CART. Jyhifueys
rife eombdHy.
H'0Raae6--Cspt W. G. Been, acting major.
since dcadj Lieut.. George y. Peters; Itcut
George flooding Ensgn Henry Burchstcad
Io''He' Dsetef's detachment efLgaiana militia
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-01-09

speedy relief, and perlnancn tcure ofyar1a4ls
colnpl sints which result from dissipateds
pleasures, juvenile inuiscretlefas, residence
yincIimates untavorable 10 the colfst
iin,,oderate use Of tea, frequent intoxicallpn
vorany destructive intempcrance, the unskil--
FIJI i or frequent use OF mercury, the diseases !
peicalisr 70 females at certain PERIOD OF
life, bad layings ia, &c
Aad proved by long * extensive experience !.
to be absolutely unparalleled In the cure oe y
Nervous disorders, consumptlons' ioWhess y
spirits, loss 10 appetite, impuily OF -o'ooo'
hysterical affections inward weaknesses, VI =.
client cramps in the stomach and back i'lai
geston, melancholy, govt IN tac stomach'
involuntary emissions, pans III the hiaos'
rclaxations, obstinate elects, fur alous Tor
whites) impotency, barrenncss, &c. &c.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-01-09
HAMILTON'S
CFI EBR ATED WORM DESTROYING
I. OH E " G Z S.

5 1 Il u
Which there is reason to believe, have
within ten wears past, cured upwards OF two
bund,kd thousand persons of both sexes, OF
ever, age. and in every situation, OF various
8anse,nus complaints arising from worms,
and from obstructions or foulness In the sto-
mach and bowels.
ibis medicine bears no analogy whatever
to others of similar title, so commonly COM
planned af as operating with violence on the
contrary, = particular excellence OF this re-
medy isits being suited to every age0 con-
stitution. :, 1t contains nothing but what is
perfectly innocent, and is so mild in It's ope-
ration that It cannot injure the mostdelicate
pregnant lady, or the tenderest infant OF a
week old should no worms exist in the body,
hut will without. pain OF gripping, cleanse the
stomach and bowels of whatever is foul or Of
fensiye, and thersby prevent the production
of worms ane many fatal disorders. The To-
zenges are particularly efficacious in carrying
of all gross hunioss and eruptions, feverish
and bilious complaints, and are the safest and
fnildest purgatiYe that can be urged on any
occasion.
A-dsdss of this medicine given occasionally
during the warm season. viii efectualy pre-
gent,the vomiting aud purgiag Of children,
, dreadful disorder which annually destroys
thousands of the iEsfmt part of our citizens.
It's !ikswisethe n,i.Gest and most certain re-
nedy known, and has restored TO health and
srength great number Yhe,, nan advanced
sage OF this fatal complaint Particular and
lain Instructions arc given for every part of
&C necessary treatment in such cases.
Children generally takethis medicine will,
serncss, having pleasing appearance, and
agreeable taste.
Dr. Ham;ssn's Grand Rejssvstive.
Whic;i the inventor confidently recoas.
Mods al IN Invaluable uesieine for the
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Alexander +. Roe, Exr.
A T. r. Ex'r.
VaJ@cbIe Property foy SIZE.

IN the ssth da. Of J;nua4y Gcxt, if Gt.
~ IT not the next tar day, tic subslyijen
VIII sell to the highest biider, the ioio1&,I
very valuable property, III and ncar the tow
OF Washington, Culpepner county, 81
The House and Lot in the oceupaa
cy of Ward and .Asnbv, SITUATE. in te csa-
trc OF Sald town and oiic OF die best stqAa
tor store OF tavern il, the place, the !OEs
IL in the form of iii L, ironing ti,c n1A
street 81 Feet, the cross street 81 tcet IS
teel @idc, two stories high. containing sg
rooms with five fire places, a cellar & EitcIss
underneath. tlso, On the same lol kcsa
Log House, 81 by Is feet, one and alsa
stoiies htsh, occupied rs dwelling house II
hatter's shop, together with sluo~k house,
kitchen, sadd!ers shop, stables, &c.
One other Lot, on which isa con-,
modious well finished Home, 50 by s feet
two stories ,4gh, with q poltico The wbOs
length Ihia propertyis well calculated Iq:
public Or private propsiccoT, h,s9ims a.!
cessary out houses, aid well O.. exceIt4
water i'll the yard.
One other Lot adjoining, On vine. /
is framed Granny, II 10y 8 feet, oncaS
a half stories high.
Also, several unmproved Lots %
said town.
One tract of Land within one sa: ]
OF said to"n, containing l55 ACRES OF stCs
and, one third OF which is in cultivation.
One othes tract OF excellent farnn}k
Land, within the same distance Of said PaSE
containing 100 acres, on which is . rnaldA~ Z
turing mill, dwelling house i,,rn, &c.
Also, one othfr tract of37 - aooL
adjoining said town, equal in quality 10 I'D &
III that tlo,rlsIaang neighborhootl One tgjE
OF the purchase money will be required "
hand snG q credit OF one and two years W 4
be allowed Tor the payment OF the Gaia'F' 6
bonds with approved security will be rela'
ed, TO bear interest FROM the daIe il not Pu" 4
tually paid, and possession given lmnefl''
OF all the property except part Of thc ~
tract, which is soNn in wheat. u
At the same time and place VIII pT
sold sun,ry horses, Cattle, sheep anj h's's
on,a credit Of ID months
Jeremiah & John Stroll1'Is
Washington, Culpepper,
December II. iaWl"ly 4
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Wood & Timber For Sale.
December So.

T~HE River Craft who arc employed in
bringing Wood 10 Alexandria, lash
inston and Georgetown, ere informed that
Oak, Hickory and Pine Wood are for sale
about "a milas below Alexandria, at the
landings at Freestonc Point, Neabs,o and
Powell's Greek. Application is to be made
to tho subscriber, residing at Freestonc Point
William Simmons.
manager for Charles Lee.
Dec. -. law In
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alexander Moore, Reg.
This is TO give notice, that the

This IS TO give notice, that the
subscriber. Of Alexandria ounty, in the dis
trict of Columbia, has obtained from the or
phah's c4ourt OF Alexandria c.snnty letters OF
administration de bonis non, on the personal
estate of " ILL ;ssl Henry Washington, late Of
the county Aforesaid deceased all persons
having claims against the said deceased arc
hereby warned to exhibit the same with tine
vouchers thereof to the subscriber. ON or be-
fsre the Goth day of June ypexf or they may
by law be excluded .son al benefit TO said
estate and those indebted TO said estate are
required to MAKE i'm ..cdiate payment. Given
under nay hand this Goth day OF December,
1910.
William II. Warrington,
Administrator dc honis non, of
VIM II. Washington, decd.
December So. 3taNbw
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:Alerana;@:a Csunty, December Term, 1910.
Ordered, That toe administrator lie Ccnis
nor, of WI liam Henry Washington, deceas-
cd, GO insert the following adyertiscmcntthrcc
tines in each ,seek for SIX weeks in the l.iex-
andria Daily Gazette.
Irste
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Valuable Land foy Sale.

IN PURSUANCE OF the las, VIII
testament OF Dr.. hcnry Rose, deed ,a,a 1"1
Fairfax county, will be exposed to pabjic 49,
OH the premises, at the mousse OF Nebe,,;.J
Morris. on Monday ,ilc DIST eiuv OF lam
next, iii lair, otherwise the nex; l::r ,I.,.,
three tractsor parcels 81 LAND. cont
about $50, no, 81 l5OacIcs each, slt.,a,. 49,,
county Of Fairlax, and lying on Tie 49,
River Iumpikc Road, adjoining ,be l.n,
OF Judge I'itzhugh, William Moss, ,ha "''
personalities of John Moss, deccasea, O..
Filzhugh anu others distant lrcr, tne cn,4
of Washington and Ale xanori;, .s,o1,l 80.
miles.
Theze tracts are so laid oe' AS 10 rubr,
q proportion of cleared land lo!erably =,
enclosed, and wood land, witt an ab,jnd.,
OF timber and luel. On oac oi,tt.e los
awcll improved productive az eadow, a:,..
an hundred acres well eakcn with red cin,..
and an inexhauslible bo1y OF sop or :;
stone the value of which Tor ovens Gre nj.
ces, etc. is generally kaown being wonA. .
dollars the Wagon lord at the quarry.
Also one mGietg OF a Lot Of Land beIonc
ing to said estate, lying near 10 T 4ir..ax co,.
house, containing Gy estimation 100 arr, f
in the occupancy OF B"zil u Villains, fIlogJ,l
.undcra lease soe llvcsj with the amt ,..,
Of 65A pounds pi tobacco.
These lands Will BE scl;! Ola credit Of O.,
and two years, eqna payments Ecm TIC lsy +
Of sale. tor which bonas with approved SEC,
rity and len upon The properly will be r.
CURED.
For further p2rtc'l'ars application may h 5
snadc to Robcri |. Taylor, Esq. OF asxa.
dria, or to tie subscriber, and the lands Min y
be shown by NJ. William Moss ne.rthe pre-. I
ssllscs.
alexander F. Ro:e, Ex'r.
November u. 2;wds s
- UNION HILL, the late residea.s
Of Doctor Rose, deceased. together with,
good garden, orchard, and several product,
let's for Guilty. ton, VII. lie leased ior Thee.
sizing year a,id immediate possess on g;l,a.
For terms apply as ai'oIc-
A T. r. Exr
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Strayed or Stolen

From the subscribers Wagon lying al par
go.'s, near Hartsborne's MILL On ou"u-s
night, the 18th ults
a bay Horse, about IS hands
hiph. = STAR in his forehead * shod all round,
shout nine or ten years old. Any person who
may find the said horse and will leavc HIM
aily where on the road 81 that get him ~
gain, Shall receive reasonable and satlstsc-
tory reward.
Samuel Lowe.
D.coI' CO.
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Alexander Moore, Reg.
This is to give Notice, That

us IS TO give NUI1Cc, 11dI
the subscriber Of Alexandria county, in the
District Of Columbia, has obtained from the
Orphans Court of said county, letters tcs-
tamentary on the estate of Jain Like,
late Of the county aforesaid, deceased
All persons having claims against the said
decd are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber,
on or before the llth day of June next,
or they may by law be excluded from all be-
neht to said estate; and those indebted there
to are requested to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this llth day OF Dec
1910.
w. II. Washington,
administrator Of John Like, deceased !
December IL. co6w
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f.,eysallon better than Cure.
rar't tile Prevention and Cure Of Bsesoas Gnu
.Maagaaat fevers, is rseomnls :, Ssa 90
HAiIN'S ANTi-BlLLlOOo
PILLS,

II III = 60
PILLS,
xryeatex (sniy BY ~ LhE' 90 11A'a -
\ Lave, hezv Yorb
~HIS Medicine has tor ten yeais pa.S
been attended with degree OF success
h;sbls oreatful to the invcnors feell1ss' An
$685. AZ ,.srss Of the West Indies, ana me
I ~ or The United States, particularly Al
:: y, i, ,,,or. Petersburg, Richmond, NotloiA'
Fdrn,on. Wilmington, Charleston ana oavail-
c.h rhe testimony of q number OF persons
i each of the above places has oeen auuuesa'
,.,.a h.x. reason 70 believe that .slmeiy use
sft.is salutary remedy has, under ffoviaSnoe'
.,rc .esrvrd tb cir lives when III the most aiaiii
sir,p circumstances.
Facts ofthis conclusive nature, spear h'o'e
In favor Of a medicine than columns O PoiAp s,
4 o,s eu.ory founded on mere asseruoii eoa10
be, -, ,,ronosed
as an infallibe cure, but TIC 1H'e e..
every possible reason that can result I'm ,
extensive experience, OF believing that q oo0s
af these pills, taken once every Two ~
su.;ur the prevalence OF our oi!nous fo'ei',
,y;lis nroye an infallible preyenta'Re' anu
s,,r,har. Thai in the earlier stages OF 'hoso
a;sea.es. their u.s wiE very generally succ c'
ii restoring health, and frequently IN cases s
.steemed desperate, aud beyond the power ol
ommon remedies :. c...,,,
3she operation of these pills IS pemectly
,,;l,,-so as 10 be used with safety oy persons
m every situation, and OF every age.
They are excellently adapted TO carry On
superAuous Vie, and to prevent ITS mo i:'
,ecrc,iops to restore and amend the appeu'e'
nroduce a Tree PRECIPITATION, and thereby pre-
i,sns Lids. which arc often of fatal conse-
sasnces dose never fails to remove colo
+ tassp on its first appearace. They are
celebrated for removing habltuai o & :
ness; sickness at the stomach ana severe
head ache and oughtto be taken by all persons
Z on change OF climate.
They have been found remarkably ef'caci-
nus in preventing and curing disorders a'tei',
dant on long voyages, and should be procured
and capsiuily preserved for use Ry every
seaman
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August 2 l..
Orphans Court,

Aleaondria County, Dec. Term, 1910.
Ordered, that the administrators Of J0hn
Lake, deceased, do insert the following
advertisement three times in each week fol
six weeks, in the Alex .odria Daily Gazette
Tcste:
80. kkooro Dc,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-01-09

BY once using Lees Sovereign Ointment
The proprietor informs those.pcrsons ana Id
miles who are suffering urder this disease
against the infection of which no person IS
safe, that if this ointment is used at night on
going TO bed 1t never fails to perform cure
by tho following morning, IS thousands who
have usedit during the last ten years Can tes-
tity. The peculiar excel'encics OF this IN
faliI,le remedy for the itch, above every O.
Their, are the certainty ofthe cure by slngle
application the ingredients being SO inno-
cent as to be applied with pcrfcst safety to
the tel dcrest infant and its being not only
free from any offensive smell, but equally a.
greeabe with the pleasantcst pomatum
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cert 6eate Of Mr.. w1Aiam Devenney.

DARN. tho last nine years, have been IN
tho hasit of using Ha(n's Anti bilious fiiis'
prepared by the late Mr.. Lee Whenever eoios
head aches or costly have rendered me
.d;sine NECESSARY in these cases single
dose has luaiformly removed my head-adhe,
and has generally been found sufficient to re-
move every symptom of a cola. It taken on
It's first appearance. Induced by the benefit
received, have for years past recommends
ed thtm to many ofmy friends, and have
the pleasure to inform you, they have invaria-
cir succeeded in removing the above COM
mains. Yours, &c.
VIM. Devenncy,
No. las Cherry Street, New York.