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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-11-01

Berkeley, IS.
October Court, 1911.
Angus M'Iver, Complainant,
against
Mary Monigle, widow and relict of George
Monigle, decd, Christopher Monigle,
George Monigle, Peter Monigle, Eve
Monigle, and Lewis Monigle, children
and co-heirs of sald George Monigle,
deceased, Defendants,
In CHANCERY.
THE defendants, not having entered
l. their appearance agreeable to an act of
Assembly aud the rules of this Court, and
it appearing 70 the satisfaction of the Court,
that they are not inhabitants of this COM
monwealth, on motion Of the complainant,
BY his counsel, is ordered, that the said
defendants do appear here on the second
Monday in January next, to answer the bill
OF the complainant, and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in the Martins
burgh Gazette for two months successfully,
and published at the door of the Court.
House of said County.
A Copy. Teste,
DAVID HUNTER, c.,.c.
Oct. IS.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-11-01

How beautiful is night
A dewy freshness fills the silent sig,
No mist obscures, no little cloud
Breaks the whole serene of heaven:
In full orbed glory the majestic moon
Rolls thro' the dark blue depths.
Beneath her steady ray
The desert circle spreads,
Like the round ocean, girdlcd with the sky.
How beautiful is night!
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-11-01
IMMAGINA7TON.

Our griefs, as well our joys, owe their strong
ast colours to imagination. There IS nothing so
grevious to be borne, that bordering upon will not
make heavier and there is pleasure soviyid, that
sas animation of fancy cannot erllven
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-11-01
LANDS FOR SALE.

THE subscribers offer for sale that Va.
Il liable tract of land lying in Jefferson
County adjoining the town OF Charlestown.
containing by estimation eleven hundred
and twenty one acres, and generally known
in the neighbourhood as the estate Of
George Augustine Washington's heirs.
This tract lies in the richest part of this
valley, and is well known to be of immens.
value, both on account Of IFS great fertility
and the very large proportion of Timber il
possesses. Itadmlts of division, so as 70
accommodate purchasers, and the subscri.
bers contemplate such division, as best
calculated to promote not only their own in.
terest, but that of the buyer.
ANY person wishing to purchase tn.
whole, or part, will please to apply to
Henry St. George Tucker in Winchester,
or to the subscribers near FredericksS
burgh.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-11-01
Pocket Book Lost.

T OST on Tuesday evening last, on the
IL road leading from Martinsburgh to
Hedges Chapel,
Red Morocco Pocket Book,
containing Sixty Dollars in cash in Bank
notes, number OF notes Of hand and re-
ceipts. Ten Dollars reward will " given
to the finder, upon delivering it with its
contents to the subscriber, living near ths
Chapel.
HENRY POLLMER.
October IS, 1911. {
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TIME. subscriber having declined BUSH
L ness, requests all those who are in-
debted to him, to make payment before
November Court, previous to which time
he will assign all the debts due him to his
creditors, and suits viii be brought to said
Court.
L. PRICE.
Nartinsburgh, Oct. s, 1911.
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AXE Notice.

4 Ii persons are hereby cautioned a.
IN gainst cutting timber on, or carrying
wood from my land. from throwing down
my fences and passing through my enolo-
sures, and from committing any other un-
lawful depreciation upon my property, as I
am determined to prosecute, every person
who may be guilty of the like in future.
HENRY MILLER. sen.
Berkeley County, Sept. 27, 1911.
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BOLD COMPARISON.

Somebody was praisng Corneille one day in opposi-
ftion Shakespeare" Cornelle is to Shakespeare,
replied Johnson, cas- a clipped hedge is 10 forest"
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Berkeley, -.

Berkeley, -.
October Court, 1911.
John Burns acting Ex'r. of William Burac.
Complainant,
against
James Tlmmonds, Defendant,
In CHANCERY.
TIME defendant, not having entered his
j appearance agreeable to an act of As.
sembly and the rules of this Court, and it
appearing to the satisfaction of, the Court,
that he is not an inhabitant of this common.
wealth, on motion of the complainant, by
his counsel, IL IS ordered, that the said de-
tendant, do appear here on the second Mon
day In January next, to answer the bill of
the complainant, and that a copy of this or.
der be forthwith inserted in the Martins
burgh Gazette for two months excessively,
and published at the door Of the Court House
of said County.
A Copy. Teste,
DAVID HUNTER, c.s.s.
Oct. IS.
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THE defendant, not having entered his
l. appearance agreeable to an act of AS
sembly and the rules ofthis Court, and it
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
that ne is not an inhabitant Of this common
wealth, on motion of the complainant. by
his counsel, his ordered, that the said de-
PENDANT, do appear here on the second Mon.
day IN January next, 10 answer the bill of
the complainant, and that copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted in the Martins.
burgh Gazette, for two months successivelv,
and published at the door of the Court HOUSE,
of said County.
A Copy. Teste,
DAVID HUNTER, s.s.s.
Oct. IS.
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NIGHT.

Those who have enjoyed the delightful evenings of
the present seasons, and gazed at the majestic
moon, rolling through the dark blue depths" will
admire the following descriptive lines,
FROM sourHEY's THALABA
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-11-01

THE defendant, not having entered his
i appearance agreeable to an act of AS
sembly and the rules of this Court, and it
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
that he is not an inhabitant of this common
wealth, on motion of the complainants, by
their counsel, II IS ordered, that the said
defendant, do appear here on the second
Monday in January next to answer the
bill of the compliments, aud that copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in the Mar
tinsburgh Gazette, for two months succes.
sively, and published at the door of the
Court House of said County.
A Copy. Teste.
DAVID HUNTER, e.B.x.
Oct. Is.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-11-01

The famous Lord Bolnbrokc being at Aix-la-
shapele during the reay of peace at that place, lat
which time his attanGer taken off, was asked
BY an impairment Frenchman, whether he came there
in any public character emo, Slr,' erhed his
Lordship, 81 come ike French minister, with no
character at oil"
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Berk IS.
Oct. Is.

Berkeley, IS.
October Court, 1911.
Isaac and William Hawke, Compliments,
aeains.
Levi White, Defendant,
In CHANCERY
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BON NOT

Mn,. MAeAuLAY having published her LOOSE
Txoucnrs," Mr. Sheridan was asked, if he did not
shink il strange title for lady to choose. BY no
means" replied he, " the sooner woman gets rid
of such thoughts the better"
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G. r. WASHINGTON,
REUBIN THORNTON.

BY their agent Fl. st. G.. Tuckek.
Winchester, October IL, 1911.
loaw3m.)
Mr.. Hamilton, Lancaster, and Mr..
Thomson, Frederick Town, will please
publish the above advertisement in their
papers once week for six weeks, and trans
init their accounts to the editor of the Ga.
zette, Martinsburgh.
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Berkeley, IS.
October Court, 1911.
Smith Slaughter, Complainant,
against
Alexander Rodgers, Defendant,
In CHANCERY.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-11-01
How beautiful is night ,

FROM soUTHEYs THAI
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-11-05
NETWORK. Oct. 81.

FROM TIE BALTIC.
We have been favored with copy of the fol-
lowing letter relative to French prlvateers,
who are depredating on the American COM
,nerce in the Baltic-received by the brig
Transport, Matthews, from Riga.
RIGA, Aug. %, 1911
wI enclose you copy of letter received
from our minister at St. Petersburgh. / am
happy in having received 1t in time to advise
Cant. Matthews of the circumstance, in order
that he may take steps to guard against these
privateers."
Ertraet of tetter from A'. Erviag, siaceiat
S,;,lister efthe u s, al CohenhaSen, 20 Mr.
deems, munster jalenHaOtenfiary Of the same
a. St, Petersburg.
Brig Hero, Blackler, master, OF Marble
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-11-05
BALTIMORE, November 2.
Lisbon Gazette.

In our paper of yesterday, we inserted a
statement of the quantities of foreign grain
and flour, imported into G. Britain last year,
consisting of II million bushels of wheat,
100000 cwt. of -four, and upwards of 4 mil
lion bushels of oats. Of the wheat we sup
piled about 4oth part, and about 2-5 of the
-four. From France and the powers she con-
trouls, were finished IL million of bushels
of wheat, and 100000 cwt. of flour. With
this statement before our eyes, we cannot too
much admire the insolcnce of calling upon
the American government to compel our ci-
tizens to cease furnishing supplies of provisi-
ons to Spain and Portugal--France herself
may be considered as supplying those coun-
tries through England. But as We do not ac-
quiesce in the title by which Bonaparte claims
them as his property, we do not perceive any
greater right he has to prohibit our grain and
flour from going to them than if they were GO
ing to England-But to accomplish this pur-
pose indirectly, it is generally understood, that
at the approaching session of congress, an at
tempt will be made to impose an embargo or
some other expedient, which may indirectly
answer the end In view.
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town yesterday morning. They left S.. D..
tersburg the 10th, ard EIsineur the 24tA Sen
tember. The Superiour, Bengal, Bingham
Virginia, and Pegu, had sailed from Cror'
stadt for Philadelphia, ard Belle. Tor Gotten.
burg, z DAYS before the Dorothea. Brig Rich.
mond, Jarvis, had arrived from NORWAY, ard
was nearly ready to sail for Philadelphia
The ship Lion, Jones, had been cleared at
Copenhagen, and expected to sail soon. TIC
Mine, va Smyth, Fair Trader, and Ariel, still
under detention at Kiel final trial to take
place at Gluckstadt, in October. Tic so.'ew.
ing vessels captured by the French, aid car.
ried into Dantzick, were condemned by the
emperor in council OF commerce at Com
g peipne, under pretext of having been under
/" British convoy, which factis denied by the
/" captains" Brig Julian, Abbot, Of Phila.
dclphia; ship Hercules, Snow, New Orleans;
Brig -, Ackington, Boston (Mr. Thanger
supercargo), ship Atlantck, Law, New-York.
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Translated for the Federal Gazette.
MADRID. August 2.

Joseph Bonaparte has again returned to the
sanguinary means he had adopted before his
Journey to Paris, and to put in practice the
schemes he had there planned with his bro
Their.
The army under the command of General
Marmont has been severely handled, and is a
prey to every disease proceeding from fatigue
agitation, and the most dreadful scarcity of
provisions. To remedy the latter in part, a
convoy of Brandy and Medicine was dispatch
ed the lst of August
1t is reported that the Marquis of Almane-
IA is appointed to raise contributions in Tole-
do and La Mancha, and Don Pablo Arribas
at Ayila, Segovia, and other parts of CASTLE.
The minister Mensarado has had paralytic
attack; his life is in imminent danger.
CADIZ, August %.
Brigadier Don Pablo Morilla has headed
detachment and marched to quell an insurrec-
ton raised at la Mancha in consequence of
the heavy exactions of grain which it is said
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PHILADELPHIA, November /.

PHILADELPHIA, November /.
Communicated for the Philadelphia Gazette.
.Archangel, .4ug. l6, 1911.
Mr., RELF-Herewith you receive list OF
vessels in the harbor of Archangel, together
with list ofimports.
A total stagnation Of business exists at pre-
sent here; and it is a question that admits OF
little doubt, that there is not 2oa9oo rubles
in cash in the place and if we should be able
to sell, it Will be for goods at extravagant
high prices.
No less than II ships have been obliged to
leave here in ballast this year, owing to the
excessive high price of produce | am, sir,
yours, sc.
List ofpessels lying at .Arehangel, August Is.
Ship Asia, Heqoitt, PhNad. to SAT- IN all
Smile, Waters, do ) august
r. Potter, Potter, do. dischargtns
Eagle, Alton, do gust armed
Brig Lightning, Gardner, do. do.
Ship VIM. Penn, Rutter, Bait. ballastlng
William, Wilson, do
G. Seignior, Bolton, do loading
Martha, Gardner New-York
A. Mansfield, Mallon, do. ready for sea
Young Factor, Hodgenson, do. do
Ocean, Hudson, do loading
Merchant, -, do. ready for sea
Pocahontas, Sherburn, do. loading
Frederick, Coffin, do.
Orion MsMullen, do.
Andrew, Balm, do. loading
Brig ]. Barns, Durkee, do.
Adventure, Webb, do.
Ship Endeavor, Emery, Salem, loading
John Boardman, do.
Patriot, Burlington, do.
Dwade, Endicott, do.
Alfred Wellam, do. loading
Sea Lion, Hewitt, Boston,
Brig Dido, Lovett, do loaded
Shin Aser, Larkum, do. loading
Hannibal, Burgess, do. do.
Susan, Thorndike, do.
And number of others, whose names are
not recolleCted.
IMPORTS.
In IS american uesSeIs, into .4rchauSeE to the
lst .4ug. 1911, old style
lO65S boxes white and S766 brown sugars,
l44e5 bags, l2s hhts SIS bbls. coffee,
s2l boxes, 229 seroons indigo,
$3.50 tons logwooc,
$50 nicaragua wood,
81 tons fustic,
$3.50 bales cotton,
as cotton twist,
276 red Turkey yarn,
528 hhds. tobacco, 1868 h. stalks,
LAYS bags pepper,
81 do cocoa, 4 cases do.
l52 do. rOcoa,
is hhds. AZ boxes, 1870 mats cassia,
1929 bags tumaric,
70 hhds quercitron bark,
So cwt corkwOod,
Ito tierCes rice,
IS boxesnutmegs,
50 bales cloves,
Is boxes, $40 bags and IS bales gums,
-l9s bags sage, IL do. gum myrrh,
casks aloes, . do. camphor,
IS scroons cochlneal,
GAO pigs lead, casks sandarac,
So bales sarsaparelia,
$40 boxes segars,
2o4 casks Spanish wine,
los pipes Malaga, bales gall nuts.
Sugar, q to 70 real prices
Do. brown IL
Prime coffee 60
Bad-no sale-will scarcely pay the duties.
indigo to 500 rubles per pood but no sale.
Cotton 30 rubles per So VT. in barter.
I.ogwoodi is piled up all round the Custom
House under and outside, as well as cotton.
Every sale is barter, and III fact, are forced
all that are made.
Tobacco will not LAY duties and freight.
Cochineal declining, 1900 per pood.
Segars no sale.
NETWORK, Oct. 81.
FROM TIE BALqIc.
r-l
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PHILADELPHIA, October 81.
The passengers of the ship Dorethea, capt
Dougherty, from St. Petersburg, reached
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Notice TO PaUers.

A T, any time previously to the hrss OF NO,
a vember next, proposals viii be received
for regulating and paving Commerce-street IN
. substantial manner. FROM the end OF the pre-
cent nsyement to the east side of West-street'
in length about $50 feet. and III width So
~. side stones to be of falls stone, not less
than Is inches deep and well lointed-the
s, stree cutters to be one foot therefrom, leav-
;ne front exposure of side stones OF 4 or
inches (as may be agreed ON the bottom oil
the cutters 9 inches below the top OF them !;
the iarees, Of the paving stones to be placed
in the cutters and sides thereof towards 'he
the centre of the street.
The street is now nearly at the reguisuoh n
laid off this day BY Col. Gilpin, surveyor ior
the town. excepting small portion OF 1t on
one side which is sand, and VIII be an adVan-
taqe 10 the undertaken. Any earth. necessa-
~ to be taken away as unfit to be paved on
NAV be placed within stones throw OF any
pgrt of the contemplated work; the paving
and setting the side stones to be es'linaleu aIu
stated sepera,ely, by the foot in length along
The whole street. / viii attend On any cay
nrior tc the above date, TO show the street,
and give any further necessary explanation.
'-'1 JOHN VAUDEVILLE,
Superintendent of the Police.
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lust ARRIVED,
I,JoEfn SPEAK,

.Nosf rs.tseyuRy Informs his Friends and "t
Public,
THAT he has commenced the CAB '.NE1
BUSINESS in all its various branches, near
" opposite tie Vendue Store, Prince-street
he .lso makes and repairs all kinds of Mu-
steal Instruments, such as Piano tortes
Bass Vols, Violins, Guitars. &c. and WI
also furnish Mahogany Collins Tor grown per.
sons for fifteen aetfars. lie hopes the
goodness nf MS materials, the soundness OF
his work, and the strict attention ne lhtenos
having 70 his bu siness, will ensure hIn Ell
couracement from generou. public. Ali
OF the above branches of bl.iness will be ex-
ecutea at the shortest Eotice.
Iune lS. IsW
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FOR SALE,

TwO SrORY gRIcK HoCeF, "a
n Washington stree, bun, "ii'iH tas
last two years, well calculated !orihe socei--
mediation of ecnteel i.n,i.y. Tie >itu.'oa
is excelled BY none; i. is "a the oo,up icy
# Nathaniel s. Wise. Esq aIo'tins u.
residence of the subscriber t"- HI ia
purchase money viii te tssen IN Gio'e'i's
II wholesale price The residue on iiter'i
credit. Pos session may be had If rtq.hed,
on giving three months notice
.Rso, for SHE, on sfr, tESef's q eighteen
mon1hs credit,
Two LOTS OF GROUND. on Wss.ing.
RON street, 4s feet front, nearly opposite the
three story brick house now erecting at The
of King * Washington streets.
Richard Lewis.
September le aot GU
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PUBLIC SALE.

viii be sold, to the highest bidder, on th'
18th day Of November next Vt taIr !;
not, the next far day at BCNhE r.
HILL. the late residence Oh WILLIAM
ROBINSON
All his stock Of Horses, Mules.
Cattle, Sheep and Hogs; Plantation Uten-
sis, and the Fodder produced frsm larg,
crop OF Indian Corn A credit OF | month
will be allowed for all sums over fifteen dol
lars. upon the purchasers gisins bond Wit:
approved security TO bear lntr--st from tho
date if not puncmally paid
Daniel Carmichael, agent
for William Robinson.
gunker's-Hill, near Leeds,
Westmoreland county,
October Is iawzW
n. B On the day of the ABOVE mention
ed sails there will be offered two OF the best
bred MARES in the United States. Thei
dam was the celebrated running mare Ca
milla, formerly the property of the Lite
Beckwith Butlel and their sires the most
approved horses. imported by the late Coz
Hoomes. Their pedisrees viii be shewn OIL
the day of sale. u.
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PUBLIC SALE.

ar vir.pe Of deed of trust from DAsihL
.b.c.RIr. and MAaeARErIA MATILDA
sxouDEx. MS wife, 10 Us the su0sCrioeis'
NH o. exo,sed TO public s2le, on oAIuH-
nav. the Ilth day of January, 1871 at
roEss-pIonse, In Alexandria
TpAcT of LAND on the river Po-
y tom.c. lyiae IN Loudoun county, state
-eN;a;,;, known as M'Carty's Island, and
9. : a,d Tract. or so much thereof as viii
=. s,,fs;--;ent 10 pay the sum recorded IN SAID
d.ed.
This nrooerty lies about 20 miles above
crs- Tosn. and the city of Washington
pn, me Island part OF the property, contain
inc 500 acres, is known by Its productions 10
he the most valuable and desirable iald 10 e.
,..- he ssa.es Of Maryland or Virginia, win
-,ror.r cultivation may be made 10 produce
10, bashsts % corn per acre. A great pro-
r,or.ion al this tract is heartily t,nibered. IRON
r,;rb m mex Aaustable quantity Of ship TIM
ber Graves. &c. may be taken he pro-
80 win he shewn sn application TO Mr..
LIN ". Rronauyb, IN George io"h'
TIL. terms Of sale a1e--One third cash on
~. day of sic, the Balance IN three equal
,,..,r,ea,s ,f lhree. six AID nine months, ell
h.,r;,e,- in crest from the day OF sale, WITH
..o,.nnroy-d enaorsers residing in the ols-
,r;-, of Coiunlbia--tee land IS 10 remain
hound an6 be re-sold at ten days notice. on
defau,, of payment. for SO much ready nc
Rey as NAV be sufficient to raise the balance
then due, and the residue on eredit 20 naee'
"a. Gu UT, instaiment or instruments IN
,-oceed, Of hich resale is to be IN like man
ner secured, and this operation OF resale IS 70
b. made as often 9 such successive oeiau''
snail require conforming esch to the terms
prescribed Tor she hr:t
Elisha Janney,
James Keith, Jun.
2awts
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G.. PAGE, Cashier.

III. faRo.yins ertract is made from the 1a7S q
C.,qre,s i.coraorat;ng said Bank, for me
isfora,cfisn IF sfoekhotder' n'' residents q
The fs7-n Of .Asrandr'a -
60 AND in III. choice of Directors, every
Stakeholder shall vote in person, texeePt
-,ao<e who shall reside out OF the town OF A
taw.n5r;,l who NAV vote either in person, or
hy written ballot by him or her subscribe d,
y;.h his or her name, and duly acknowledge
I'd eFors a Judge of court. a justice of
the peace, ora notary public; certihes'e
,rh.reof ssai. be made on said ballot, BY the
81 j nudge. justice of the piece or no'ary
nnb,;e. before whom such Acknowledgements
shall be made; and said ballot shaii oe os
him sealed M, and addressed 10 the cashier
N 80 - ,.,t. and being transmitted to said
cashier befo,e the ,ime of the eiecto Ofd'
r said ballo, shall be received * count
=, !, the choice of directors.
GU a. 2awte
October
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N o T 1 c E.

IL those having Notes due for Tobacco
~ iaspeYrd in the Alexandria Ware
house, will please call for them immediate
", or otherwise they may have sone srou-
Richard Zoe,
Insfsaor Of Tobacco.
October 50 "''
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Elisha Janney.
lanes Keith, Jun.
2awts
p0GFRSS
ROGERS'S
Vegetable Puim0nsc Detergent,
roR COUGHS, CONsCMPTIONS AND
sSTHMAS.

The most obs;..sie Coughs yield to H.
TIME preposte, Gus composite" OF tnfi'm,
matcry drugs; the di.ePPointme'
repeatedly experienced 10 my 9racn e. rom
remeriie. highly recommended, ADDED 10
80 o,vn n-eoisp,s;tiun 10 PGaHoaic Com
-uratIlIs, a---S GEES ; VIZ nay
70 consider. whether compound COTS st
&c of We etable substances, could not lie IN
yented, more free from the wel ioundse o.
;eetions of practitioners, ard better Calculate
e. to aver, the threatening destruction ST the
Lungs.
now Offer 10 the puhlic, the result OF 20
wear. experience, on this SUBJECT. No ex-
nen.e or trouble has been spared in this 'on-
nos;,;on. That no medicine, for consump-
tive and asthmatic complaints, has been so
sful as my TEGETfBLE PULhO-
NC DETERGENT, would i'll become me
10 mention in this address.
8ut il the attestations of persons, ct the
bighes, respec, ability, of its eff acy. which
vii, he she wn to any person: If the great
and INCREASING demand FOR 1t may be called
proof. II is proved.
Prepared by myself, at my DisPensaiy'
Northampton, Ms
George Rogers.
October %. iaMo''
- The abore Medicine is sold BY RICH
ann II. LITTLE, Druggist, Fairtax-street, A.
Yexandria