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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-01-11
Original Family Medicines.
Far me Psepennon and cure at
BILIOUS AND MALIGNANT FEvERs.
LEES Anti Bilious Pills.
PREPARED BY
Michael Lee, 6 Co.


Persons wishing to purchase this valuable
medicine, are requested to be particular in
enquiring for Lees Ann Bilious Pills, pu,
up in wooden boxes having on the outside
wrapper the signature of Michael Lee & Co.
late Richard Lee & Son-this is necessary.
as there are other Pills Of the same name.
The operation Of these highly esteemed
pills is perfectly mild, and the experience
of thousands has proved, they may be used
in every situation in life, without the least
inconvenience.
CASES OF CURES!
Selected from thousands, the authenticity
of which can be ascertained BY personal
application to any of the subscribers-not
being performed in Europe, (uo one
knows where) but at home.
Messrs. Mfch. Lee 81 Co.
Your A%nti.bilious Pills has had the de.
sired efeetin relieving me from head ache,
pains in the back. lassitude, &c. IF you
think proper, you are at liberty to use my
name.
DANIEL CONN, Aisguish st.
Bait. June 90, 1910.
Mesa7y. Mich. Lee g Co.
With pleasure I acknowledge the be-
neht received from your Anti-bilious Pills,
in removing violent pains in the bowels
sickness and headache.
RD. ROBINSON, Market st.
Bait. June 26, 1910.
Messys. MichaeI Lee So Co.
Ihavetaken buttwo doses ofyour An
ti-bilous Pills, and am quite relieved from
tina; sickness of the stomach, giddiness
sc. which has troubled me for some time,
| shall recommend them to all my friend.
in similar cases.
c.. c. COLLINS.
Bait. July IS, 1910.
Messrs. Richard Lee 81 Son.
The high opinion | have ofyourB Bilious
Pills, and a desire to make known their u
tility for the benefit of mankind, / wish you
to publish the following:
For W. months past, have been sflict-
ed with violent sickness at the stomach, an
inclination TO vomlt, and loss of appetite
by taking two doses ofyour Pills, lam res
tored 10 a perfect state of health /; which in.
duced my wife to try them also, which was
attended with the same good effects, being
now able to attend to her domestic concerns
La my opinion this medicine is unequalled
in stomach and bowel complaints, not being
attended with that gripping pain, common
to other medicines.
JOHN SCOTT,
Dulany-st. near Columbia Gardens.
Lees Wo'm-Destroying LoSenges.
This medicine, which is as innocent and
mild as it is certain and eficacious in its
operation, cannot inlure the smallest infant,
should no worms exist IN the body-but will
without pain or gripping, cleanse the sto-
mach and bowels OF whatever is foul or of.
t%enslve, and thereby prevent the produc.
ton of worms and many fatal disorders.
| Messrs. Michael Lee So 90.
| Observing that nv SIM six weave nj
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-01-11

dent he had worms, and kaving procured
a box ofLee's Worm Destroy in2 Lozenpr.
he first dose expelled twenry-three Isros
worms, which gave him immediate relief
He now enj oys a good state Of health. and
| believe | Can from experience say thai
Lees Lozenges are the most eficacious re.
medy Tor worms now In use.
THOMAS PETERS.
Of the late firm Of Peters & johnson.
Baltimore July /, 1910.
Messrs. MchaeI Lee e 10.
A child of Mr.. Henry Grimes. ne,,
Mr.. E. Betts's nail factory, was for mn.
wards of 10 ,ronths violently afflicted with
sickness, which appeared to proceed from
worms, the symptoms we're restlessness =,
night, debility, pains in the legs, loss Of
flesh, &c. After having the advice of an
eminent physician, and trying a variety OF
medicines without success, the afflicted ma.
rents were advised to try Lees Worm
Destroying Lozsnges, which expelled dur.
ing the operation of the medicine, a erea,
quantity of large worms, some of which
measured IL inches-ihe child now enioys
a good state of health.
BALTIMORE, June q, 1903.
Edward Higgins, Soath-street, Balti.
more, administered Lees Lozenges agree.
able to the directions, TO his child of Ia
months old-the FIRST Of which expe lied a
worm measuring 20 inches long and near
halt an inch thick, the second dose expelled
another is inches long aud the same thick
ness, and a quantity OF small worm ms mixed
with slime &c. The child enjoys a good
state of health.
Lees Elixir,
A sovereign remedy for colds, obsti-
nate coughs, cata.rhs, asthmas, sore
threats, and approaching consumptions.
Mess,s. Michaei Lee 81 Ga.
You are at llbert. to use nv name in
the recommendation of Lees Efixer, as
from repeated trials | nave found it an ex.
cellent remedy for colds, coughs, SIC.
RICHARD BARRY.
Bali. June 20, 1910.
Messrs. Mchae! Lee 81 Go.
was attacked with a most violent
cold, a severe cough and pains in the
breast, which continued to grow worse ;
during which my appetite failed, and my
voice altered SO much that it was with the
utmost exertIon | could pronounce a single
louder than my breath. Some Of
my friends having observed 10 me that
much good had been done by the use or
Lees Elixir advised me to procure a bottEe
from Messrs. Warner and Hanna which I
accordingly did-and to those persons un-
acquainted with the merits of this medi.
It will appear astonishing that three
doses should remove the pains in my breast.
and the use of one bottle restored me TO
perfect health.
J. A. SMITH.
Market Street, Feli's Point
LnfdHbe Ague and Fever DROPS,
For the cure of agues, remittent and in-
termittent fevers.
Thousands can testify ofthcir being cur.
ed by these Drops after the bark and eve
ny other medicine has proved Intellectual;
and not one in a huadred has had occasion
to take. more than one, and numbers not a
half bottle.
AeysrS. MichneL Lee. So On.
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NEW STORE.

HE subscriber respectfully informs
4 his friends and the public in general,
tnat ne has just finished openingin the store.
mouse formerly occupied by Igua,ius o.
rerrail In Darkesville, a handsome assort-
ment of
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-31
AN ORDINANCE.

amend me Ordinance, entitled f" IN Or
dinance concerning the conEegrQtion ofthe
z Theatre, in The City IF RithMond.''
4 PAssED the 18th Dec 1917
WHEREAS. it is represented to the Presi-
sdcnt * Common Council of the City OF Rich
smond, i'll Common Hail assembled, that the
jremainS OF acknowledgements Fellow Citizens
who persisted in the ConRagration OF the
Theatre, oil the night of the twenty six IN
inst. cannot with convenience, be removed
from the spot ON which they wee found, &
some Of them were SO far Consumed as It.
|. fall TO ashes-and that it would be more
satisfactory to their relations that they shCu.t,
be Inferred ON the spot where they persisted
and that the seize OF the Theatre should be
consecrated as the sacred deposit of rhei'
bones & ashes.
Be fftherefore ordained by tie Guthorit.
G1oreSGid, That the Committee apprentice.
by the ORDINANCE entitled an Or
dinance concerning the conhagration OF
the :" Theatre IN the City OF Richmond
instead OF burying the remains OF our Fellow
Citizens III the public burying ground, SHAH
cause them to be inferred within the Area
formerly included i'll the walls of The Thea
tire :: And the said Committee is hereby au
thorised and empowered to purchase of the
proprietors thereof as soon as may be pos
sible, al the ground included within suci
walls.
. Ind be il further ordained, That in addi-
ton to the duty imposed upon that Commit
tee by the before recitel Ordinance, the
/ be requested to inclose with suitable wal.
OF brick OF the height OF five feet at the least
/ the whole OF the ground formerly coveres
sby the said Theatre and that the Common
!, Hail OF the City of Richmond hold the fund.-
Icf the CSty pledged to de.ray the expenses o
! purchasing the said Area, < Of The Enclosure
Z thereof, to be paid out o. any money in til,
Glands of the chamberlain,a lat the tim the sai(
sssinciosur shall be erected by the said Com
Ssnittee, and to be paid by hin to their draf
s,or drafts.
s. This Ordinance shall take effect from Tn,
spassng thereof,
q III Cohy,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-31
N. SHEPPARD, c. C. 4.
INTERMENT OF TIE DEAD.

! The arrangements for this melancholy &C.
acasion could not be completed before Sun
.day- and as the place of intermcnt hadbeen
,charged from the Church to the area where
3Jhc Theatre stood, to that fatal and devoted
sspot, the funeral procession did not move,
Jas was originally contemplated by the Com
im:t;ce. from the Baptist ecting-iIouse,
'ncar the Theatre, whcrct The relics lay, to tho
.Church where the iAterment. was intended
go be made. ~
The m0urnful procession oSSan at Mr,
Edward Trent's on the main STREET, where
,the remains of the unfortunate Mrs. Patter-
sson lay-ln front, the Corpse-then the
.Clcrgv-Ladies in carriages--the FXccVtIye
Ccuncil--Directors of the Bank --N1embeC
.of the Legislajurc--the Court Of Hustirgs--
iComron Hall--Citzens on foot & On horse
sbdck.-----Why paint the length and solem-
unity OF the line They moved up the main
istrcet until they struck the cross street lea
4dng to the Bank-hcre they were joined by
9thc Corpse OF poor JRiiaHa HaTUie, whocX-
tpired at her brother in-laW's the Cashier Of
sthe Baas--tlcy moved up the Capitol Hill,
satnd at the Capitol were joined by the bear
,ers OF two large Mahogany boxes, In which
awere enclosed the ashes and relics OF tho
5deceasede-'Fhe mournful procession then
.movcd 20 "thc devoted spot !" and in the
iccntre Of the area where once stocd the pit,
sthese 1rccious relics were buried in ono
common grave The service fer TIE dead was
Sread By the Roy. Mr. Bachanan.-Tao
Ewhcic scene dcSes description. 4 whole
slcity bathCd in tears l--licw aWiU the tran
ssltion Oh this devoted spot "A few days
since, it was the theatre cf 10y and merri-
. mcut--an'nla,eG ~ the sound OF music and
tthc hum IL 4 delighted multitude. J, is ncw
n funeral pyle the receptacle st the rc.ics
81 o p friends --ond in shore titae mo-
nomcntW,il staDdrpon it To- fo.nt out nlier,
. tteir ashes KS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-31


lobby OF the boxes above, from which io50.
sNthcir retreat down the stars had been intei
accepted by the crowd which choakei then.
ssap. On that fatal night, there were i'm the PIT,
tScl Boxes SIS dollar ticaets and 80 children
,sEeXciu..ve or 50 persons who were in the gal
,vAaleries. Or these, 593 had to pass through
ss:sonc common avenue, and although nj the
spectators in the Pitt may have escaped, e.-
sscept Jew who may have jumped into the
S3DoHes, yet the crowd III the Lover and Up
atJer boxes had no Cshcr resource than t.,
-S3ress through narrow angular stair case /
4; ~ TO leap the wint!ows.-'ihc Committee |
y not being particularly convcrsant with incl
reconstruction of theatres, have requested Mrl
s. watts, one OF the Managers OF tns Ihea-I
hslre, to furnish Us with ms ideas On The SUB
eject. He has tavoured us with Il statement;
Siwhichlwc beg leave to incorporate with our.
tSi eport, in the words following, to wit:
"a by the request OF the Committee OF ENQUIRY ntps
.5.hycausc oil the late dreadful calamity tie Thea,
.rc % the uIStt ot the 20th instant, assert, tgt
ihe loss o' so many Valuable lives, and the distress
(which sfelt Ly all tie occasion, is w,ohy auribu-'
.Lic to the construction Of the hate Theatre and
ffsnate riaiS.
y SIN al Theatres, tha,I have seen, excep. the late
gone, there have been three distinct and separate
s'ioors OF entrsmce-one the Boxes, the FIT
CANT one to the Gallery The late Diary Lane The
gsatre had IN the centre OF cac sie spacious hall,
s,wth broad and straight h-c,ss, wei, minated
sln the Lo5bes OF tl:c Bone tree cmtianceS the
EtI, one IN tie front and each side ard four
entrances to two Galleries, each SIDE. These
3ayenues were firm and conn,oous, and IN their con:
Lstrueton presented every facility for escape, when
Isny danger assaied the audience. Miserable i
AIN Tie late i'iclnond Til, airc but entrance
ihe BOXES and i'it, and chat narrow, that two per-
ssons could scarcely pass at the same tme-thc way
. then lying through giooiny passage to narrow
iwiniing staircase, which terminated in
lobby-lt is, therefore, evident, that this be
siamented loss, which has at deprived your city
soi some oiis brightest ornaments, aud deso.ated
ny families is wholly butable the ma-construc-
on ct tic late Theatre, which certainly offered
means OF speedy escape.. The rapidty of the con-
migration must have been caused by the unfinished
state OF the building, there being plastered ceiling
sor wall to prevent the communication of flame" Z
!; l lie committee cannot close their melan- 4
acholy labours without expressing one hope,
rthat irreparable our own caiamities have /
been we may not have suffered altogether M
savaln that our own misfortunes may serve
as beacons to the T.. at of our countrymen, and I
tthat no theatres should be permitted tc bes
@opened In the other cities of the u. S. un-s
It'll every facility has been procured for the.
escape of the audience. {
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-31

o. The Rev'd. Mr. Specie will preacl, at II
Capitol Tomorrow "wednesday at II O'Clock, a,
sthe Rev'd Mr.. Logan half alter in the asterpo,
December 81.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-31

UT The Subscribers viii extremely ob.ee us,
'avng their last Saturdays paper at this Office
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-31
Rcoiat~r qIHe Dccd.

0y7 in addition To the GO rcrscrs ~h'
were published in CIR last, frorn the Roper
81 TIE Committee, sc arc panied 90 DC ccn.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-31

/ CT Found, on the late disastrous THURSDAY ne
, near earth. the Theatre, veFy large BUNCH ii kE'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-31
WIN. RobEK'rsoN, OK. efs@e Coined.
To the Ci,iseys Of Ric,

% the CHfSeHS n Jffch7RonI.
In the sincerity OF afflicted minds, deeply wours
ell hearts, permit us To express the anguisl. hel
feel Tor the late dreadful calamity, of which We
not hut consider ourselves the innocent ca,s. Fron
a liberal AMI eniightcn a community fear ~ Z.
proaches, but We are conscious tl;l many have tC'
much cause TO wish they had never known us. u
their mercy We appeal for forgiveness not for cii
committed, but for one which could Not be ,re,et.
ed. Our own loss cannot be estmatt, but BY Il;
setNes-tis true (with one cXcepton) NC hav.
to lament the loss of lit but have ostvur trero
our PATRONS our property, and in part our ,onsss.-
Nor rs this all our oss-in this miserable ssIdt.
we md sentence ct banishment from your tosfi;s
bic city. No more do expect 10 {, q that NV r.
pleasure which peryasles grateful beat wi.il.Nt
eeives favours iiberally bestowed. Never sgap 81
we behold that feminine humanity which sc cases
displayed itself to sooihc the victim o. disease,
view with eXultatior the benevolent who fustercc
ta,herless, and shed ray OF comfort the dep*,e
soul of dying mother. Here then Cease
eoquence of Grief, is Silence.
James Rose, Eit{iGni .4iGe3ss
Kefkins Robertson, Thomas B:wke,
Chds. Young, Il. I.latiae,
Chayles Dar0rg, IN. treen,
- Viliant 1uaitS, HIM Llark
isnfnsssnSa3 .Ga% tGsBz=sss-:cp 81
The committee OF arrangement appointed hy /.
Common-Hai' of this city, chewing that no one IL.
ofWorship will he found large enough 10 accon,i..
date all Those who may chuse 10 unite IL devott,
Wednesday next, take the liberty to Tyeomn.y
that Divine Service be performed at all, ,he ,o,,
OF public worship at eleven o'coct on the boz
mentioned day.
( The articles OF ewelry found anon est the ruins
the Theatre have been deposited with DR. john
DAMS to be delivered to the relatives Of iie deceas
when called for.
Dec. So 1911.
~ % sssesSsCs ssecssy,s sssss.
Ex.r >
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-31

CT Extracts from Mr.. Hugh Nelson's lette,
his friend, unavoidably postponed till Thursday.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-31

To amend the Ordinance, entitled " .dn Or
dinance concerning the conEegrQtion ofthN
Theatre, in The City cf Rithmond.''
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April rs
NV PUBL. AriONS,

And other Valuable Books,
Just received tor sale by JAMES kfNNEDy,
senior, BOOK eler, King street.
The American Lady's PIccep;or-a new
school hook
The Americans Guide--containing the
Constitutions Of tie Unitsd States, with the
latest Amendments the Declaration OF In
dope l,,ence--~,ne Federal Constitution, aud
J., ashingfon's Farewell Address
smi.ke's Review OF Battalion OF Infantry,
with elegant nd appropriate Engra'inys
Mav5r's PIutarcE, for the use OF Schools
II nl-l's French Grammar and Exercises
Duff faild Boyer's French Dictionaries
DuEat's N,elrc Displayed
Edge " rtn's Moral Tales for young people
- Parents assistant
A School Testament, on fine paper, with
hew and handsome type
Wai.h's American Review OF History and
?ol;,ics, No the I'd is daily expected
lie Archives of Useful knowledge, the
three first numbers, by DR.. Mease-st two
dollars per snnum.
ADri; m@thf.
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Five Dollars Reward.

sTRAYEp or STOLEN Gom the suoscrl-
Der. at Ravenswor.h, Fairfax county, "'
the 28th of April ,cc .d.
~ of fcteen hands high, seven years sio
,h;s .nrinp. with haze in his face, small
sore On his back, his sides little rubbed win
tn, the ,tirrup feathers, shod all round and his
shoes much worn, has been doekea' n's " sds
is short and incliaes TO hang Q" 1 ,Wno..s,
has brisk walk and trots ot,y. "n n:
will take up the said horse and bring Ga :; 20
me, or send me letter TO tue po.., ,o .ha,'
Mex,ndria, so that ! get i'm again. sna''
'ss'' - John Burk.
,.-a dat 2aw4ts
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REMOVAL.
May g..

The Subscriber having removed to the
store, lately occupied by Messrs. Lawrason
and Fowle, Offers for sale,
20 bags Pep per, 8 tons assorted owedes
Iron =
10 qun,als Cod Fish and Pollock 20
Q Bale. Russia Crash, su,table either Tor
bags or coarse To" els,
Is pieces Russia Sheetings,
2Trunks Shoes. . Gases Boots,
1000 yards low Linen, 2 sets Chairs,
70 boxes Spanish Scsars,
8 Casks Timothy seed
ALSO, =.
Landing from Brig Dove,
As Barrcs n f Rum of best guilty.
40 Baskets and 6 Cases Floren:e Oil,
S IONS assortrt Swedes Iron,
Boxes Roll Birthstone,
Q Cases Broauclotns, lm la Muslins ana
Gurrahs, -, x.
Duck
~ rieces Calicoes, few Shawls Pins. &c.
1000 yards good Tow Linen. ...
a rierccs, s Barrels white & brown Sugar,
81 Han,ispikes, 6 dozen Delaying Pins, 2s
dszen Hanks,
20 boxes mould and dipt Candles.
William Smith;
May s.
t. Domestic Manufactures,
JUS, ,tteip,d and /or sale al. me DoMss71e
WARsaousE, King street.
4 L,RGE supply of Ginghams. Cham
II brays, Stripes, Checks, Bed-tiekins,
Bedtick Stripes, Nankeens, Waistcoatinss
Furniture Check, Counterpanes white and
colored Cotton Thread, Weavers' Reeds or
Slays. Flax and cdtton Wheels, Cut Reels,
Shoe Thread, Turkey red and Spun Cotton
for weaving, knitting, or fringe, some OF
which at reduced prices and. ten crates and
boushead, COL UMBIA WARE: assorted
for retailers
And On hand as usual,
Cloth, Cassimeres, Cassinets Satinets,
great variety Of pain y t&illed Chambrays.
handsome patterns. uove in town. Printed
Calicoes and Shawls, Shir'ings, Sheetings,.
Flax & Tew Linens Spades, Shovels, Sic
klcs, Scythas. Tackles Glue, &C. On the
most of Aese goods liberal discount tor
eash, will be allowed. tcrns otherwise, Will
be accommodating for good notes
John MacL cod, Agent.
~ Feather Beds and Hair Mattresses,
ne the best materials, ready made and m AIDE
20 order-ard Feathers * Hair purchased.
May s. - - =. ooD- -
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At the annual meeting OF the

At the annual meeting Of the
Stockholders in the Little River Turnpike
Company, in the town of alexandria, OF the
first Monday in December, 1910, the fol-
loving resolution was unanimously adopted
That for the purpose of encouraging the use
Of broad wheel Wagons on the Liltlc River
Turnpike road, all Wagons the br eadsh OF
tho wheels whereof shall be six inches, shall
be permitted to pass the gates on said road
toll free, tor the term Of two years, and all
wagons whose wheels shall be the breadta
of five inches, shall be permitted TO pass toY
free: for the term OF eighteen non.hs---aH
Wagons the breadth of the wheels whereof
shall be four inches, shall be permitted TO
pass toll free FOR the space OF S months
from the time they shall first pass the re-
spectivc gates, which shall be specially no.
ticed by the gate kcepers-And that this re-
y.la,;on shall be extends to all who shall
avail themselves OF it within tive years.
True copy.
Jonah Thompson, Soy.
December &c. law
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Joseph II. Mandevil,e,

U IL
Corner ., King ard Unio"-strseEs'
OFFERS FOR SALE,
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20 ,iiuo MuSCovodo sugars
so di,b n,olasses
40 barrels common whl'Sey
40 ditto old rye dt'o
81 ba@< green cettee
~ li;co white ditto
50 ditto race ginger
800 reams wrapping paper
50 duo writing d'tto
aooo mound: Rhode Island cheese
500 ditto hes, Goshen dino
10 bales India rwaae
1 ditto romai han .kerchlefs
BY RETAIL.
Madeira, Sherry, Lisbon, Port and s1a'a
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FOX SALE
A House and Lo,. on Henrystreet,

A House and Lo, on HenryStreet,
adjoining the premises Of Philip G Asrs'ss-
Ter. fhe House is nearly new, large. con-
venien., and in very healthy situation, 70
which is attached three qusrterAof an acrAsf
ground now in garden well enclosed
50. lot Of Ground near the lower emo o.
Kias. Street; this Lot is % and . hall feet
on King Street, running back 70 so teet
alley 8, feet. on which are two Houses -,
Hif the FIRST mentioned property is not sold st
private sale, before the LIST June nexs. It viii
then be sold Vt public sale, On issal terms.
Apply to
jAsrehsls.