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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-17

GJ' Pa6iished BY 7ho-raas Richie, nearly OPP
isyostr the GloGe Tavern, Richt.end, V:rz mia.
e. CoNDITI0 MS Fire dollars a rea- 70
be PAID csanai!y ia advance. Ziese who vrish 10
81 Considers: II subscribers must hereafter
OBSTINATE j. at the time Of subscribing, otherwise
sh-i- PAPERS viii be discontinued at the expiration
cT fhe js-st year.
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L o u I s / II M.
tsM9encey

- "The Virginia Patriot" has swerved FROM,
IT'S party, on this interesting subject. In
commenting on piece in that paper. sign
ed l.. which Contests the title of the II 6,
tne Editor makes the following remarks.
I'd. Eng. no
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QUEBEC, Dec. 2o.-rhe message OF the
president OF the United States, at the open
ing OF the congress on the 5th instant shews
that tnere is no prospect of the speedy es-
enlistment OF good understanding between
America and Great Britain. The measure
which the American government has adopt
cd OF extending its frontier at the expense
ut the Spanish possessions of West Florida
we apprehend, will form a new difficulty to
mat desired event. The principle UPON
which that extension is attempted to be ius
tined, IS precisely that under the preteXt Of
which BonaParte has added so many sdioir.z
ing countries to his empire. l. is eSpedi-
ency; and it would answer equally well for
adding any part Of the British colanies to
the United States. Great-Britain, the alIv
OF spain. is bound to consider the insult offer
Ell to Spain as offered, 20 herself The "suh
version of the Spanish authors W in the Fio
ridas, ct which Mr.. Madison speaks. was
effected solely by Americans and the re
suit proves that they wers iustigatcd by the
United otates."-C T5vaag !!
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f.-rfrqet rum Tie ADDRESS nj the Legis
f9If'Ve C2H0cH n L9wer Caaa1ia, to 81
James Hcnry Crug.

we cannot but regret that no advances
nave Oeen made towards an accommodation
4" we dlHsrence' which have 50 long subsist
ed between his majesty's government and
that Of tho United States and we jesrn
win astonlshment, that new claims relating
20 lhe'r neutral rights have been brought
forward, by the latter. Of a nature that seems
hkely t0pIace that wished Tor event, at a
very uncertain period
we respectfully think with your excel
'ency that no change has taken place in the
state ot public affairs which can warrant a
departure from those precautions and that
vigilance which have hitherto induced all
branches Of the legislature 10 consider as ne
c.NSary, the " Act for the preservation Of
MS mpesty's government, as by law happi-
V established III this province" and the
dCE Tor establishing regulations respecting
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THIS DAY PUBLISHED,
"A ND for sale ut The office of sfoha o'Lynch, c,
I n Bookstore of Nm. Prichnrd.
? A DISCOURSE ON DUELLING,
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BIZ THE REV'D. Mr.. LOW.
January Is
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fI0RT WINE The subscribers have for
sale, few cases of superior quality PoRr
WINE. TOMPKiNS & MURRAY.
December 81 ,f
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- oBERr cREENHow. Mercb,,, il Rich.

- OBERT CREENHOW, Merchant in Ricl
u mond. at the Sign of the Golden Paddock
has Tor Sale an assortment OF well selected srti
cies in the HdRDWdRE LINE--Th,rtce
Bales OF Cough AMI Brsthwates Kendall Cot
tons--and three bales of Rose and Striped Bee
Blankets. &fl'
His infirm state Ofhealtll, added tythe atten
ton he finds it necessary to pay to other affairs
induce him to offer his Whole Stock in Trad.
lamcunting probably to Fifteen TAoas and Do.
ldrs at whole sale. 49,
The present difficulty in procuring in any par,
ofthe u. States, merchandise of the above de.
scrlption; and the presumeable demand there
will be IN the approaching season for s,,ch .
ID him TO hope, there will be found some,
Win. may think it consonaDt with their vie va to
confer with him on the subject when too. ON
approved security being given, Credit of 6 10
-lS & "a months will be extended to the Pur-
chaser --Should this disposition take place.
ne VIII rent, or lease for a tern of years, the
most eligibly situated Store he now Scc,,p;as
with the upper rooms thereof, which u, number
and size. will very well accommodate a isrs-r
Family, or such as boarding house. all of VIII :. b
have just undergone compleat repair a con, -
nieI,t brick kitchen an excellent we'll of water.
smoke house, stable and carriage house, are
with spacious BRICK vaults above ground. at
tacueu 10 tue tnis.s And TO make i. still
more desirable and convenient to those intend
slvely, large andc0mmodious three and four
story brick Lumber House, to be covered with
lie, IS now erecting, at the northern extre mi
ty OF the lot, 10 be by contract finished, in all
the month of October next; which may at the
pleasure Of the purchaser also be hsd--situated
as THIS stand for business is, nearly opposite
to the Eagle Tavern, at the intersection of =
cross street leading to the Capitol square, with
tue ma,n-street, and opposite to the cross street
extending to the Basin from which II :. NO,
perhaps more than 100 yards distant one more
eligible, is scarcely to be met with nor are the
upper rooms, ~ point OF conveniency, and free
circulation ofair, to be exceeded by any on the
main street.
He has also to rest, or lease for years two
brick tyle-coyered Lumber Houses, ae.rly OBJ
posite TO each other, on the street leading 10
the Basin---The one in which Mai. Q,arles
keeps his office, has well-enclosed yard, IS by
about 30 feet attached to 1.-THE other, Jus,
finishing, has small brick.enelosed yard, and
two story brick tyle-coyered house connected
with it
For terms apply as above.
August s. I'm
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Gurope.
From che Dublin Herald.
. CICERO Is HIMSELF AGAIN.

Amidst the many evils which the act e,
LestsIaiUe dnneranon has brought dow
on this unhappy land not one should be con-
sidered of greater magnitude than the CON.
signment ( obscurity, of those transcendap,
talents which the master of the Rolls pos.
sesses Let the mos. apathising Irishman
read his admirable speech, delivered on a
late occasion in the Rolls Court, publ,she d
in our paper Of this day. and if his heart
be not festered by a communion with the
opressors->-if his breath be noi infected by
the contagon of that pestilentiai stream
which issues from the castle back stairs or
the chambers .; the treasury ; ii he has not
gwen Satan an earnest Ofhis soul by a sur
render ofhis body to the re,aners of a vile
administration, his tongue must yield TO the
impulse of his heart, and he will excla,n
that Ireland has been betrayed What
would Not the inculcalion OF national love
now effect in Ireland. ifcuoveyed in str aips
OF eloqucncc sich as this speech con AIMS I
What would not Irishmen be prepared TO
achieve Tor their country. if their parlia-
ment was restored. aud such Glen as the
Master OF the Rolls developing the greatness
OF the Irish Character, aud the purity of The
Irish heart Such state cannot exist NE
zpiR ger De a nation.
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FOR SALE-

HAT we'll known estate in the County OF
j Mecklenburg, upon Rosnoak River, called
HIGHLAND, containing nearly
One Thousand TsYo- Hundred Acres,
sufficient portion of which is first rate Lou
Grounds-This tract from its superior fertility is
calculated to produce any thing which the most
saiubrions c'imhte will permlt--the local si,us
ton and elegant improvements thereon, need on.
~ ne seen to attract the attention of any person
1isposedi 10 own one of The .frcst estdtes IN The
Southern Parts Of Vnginid-rhe premises will
Or shown by MF. Richard Jones, tie Overscer
tpcreon-
Also. another Estate in view Of the above
called Butchers Creek Bridge Tract, which
contains upwards Of 8JO acres, portion
o. which Us prime creek lou grounds, and is es-
teened very valuable for the production of To
bscco, Wheat, Corn, &c &o.--Tbis will be
shewn by my friend, Capt Francis Hester, who
lives adjoining
For Terms apply to my Brothers James vii
son OF MeckleDburg, John Wilson OF Halifax, oil
to the Subscriber in this CITY.
THOMAS WILSON
Richmond, July 18th cp,f
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ACA r d.

AS. A. OSWALD, presents best respects to
y his friends and patrons in the CITY and Wei
nifty OF Richmond, and informs them thst bis N.
nual vacation, which hitherto has included the
whole month OF August, will this year, embrace
only hfteen days, namely, from the first TO iif
teenth inst on which day he will resume & assid
uousiy prosecute his professional functions every
day OF the week. (Saturtsy afternoon and Sun.
day excepted D he likewise informs them that
he has engaged gentlemen, xnative of France
and classical scholar, to teach the French Ian.
gusge.
]. a. 0 takes the liberty also of ac1uaintinc
the public in general that he has opened a dc
psrtment for the instruction of young ladies'
which is entirely separate from the male depart.
ment.
Terms of tuition. s 40 per aanum, paya-
BILE quarterly, for The following branches ;name.
iy, reading, writing. cvphering, English gram.
mar, composition, geography, use of the globes,
Latin laDguage,S<c with an additional sum of fl.
teen dollars per annum, for the Greek language,
q mathematics. Rules-at whatever time any
pupil is entered, he must be considered As enter.
ed tor the remaining part Of the current year
Every parent or guardian who intends with
drawing h,s child, or ward at the expiration OF
the year, is requested 10 notify such intention
10 ]. 0. at least six weeks prior 10 the expi
ration ofthe term.
valid.
August o. 2w3w
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Sales at .4uction.

NE Subscriber will sell at Public Auction
without reserve uader .he Management
o' "essrs Moncure, Robinson & Plesssnts--all
ms otock IN Trade, amounting in value to about
io,OO0 Is Amongst which are the following ar.
uc'es, v'z-Ieas, Sugar, Wines, Cordials, Chi
ma Glass Ware, aud great variety of other
very general assortment of Groceries.
The Sale will commence on MoHdsy the 10th
dsy OF September next, at bis Store on the
Nam Street. and be continued from day to day
unsil CLOSED Terms--ali sums under S so, cash
% 30 and not exceeding 8 200, 50 days
3 200 aud not exceeding S 500, 30 days 500
aud upwards 100 days Cfedlt-Notes nekolia.
bic and payable q the Bank Of virginis, with
approved cndorsers, will be required
AUBIN LAFOrEST.
August 9. IDS
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DRICES fthe Pententiary Manufactures re-
duced,--Ia order to prevent any thing like
competition in the sale of Penitentiary Msuu-
features and similar articles sold in Richmond,
the following list will shew the great reduction
and the very low prices whica they will in flu
ture be offered at. and it is expected from the
great change in the Workmanship, owing to SUI
Perior management. and the growing expert.
ence Of the workmen, together with the excel.
lent quality of the materials of which the differ
ent articles are made, that they will be prefer.
redt any that can be offered in this Market
CIT WINS
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WANTED 10 purchase good COOK, Ca
W "sn would be preferred) who Is sober,
Industrious, and well scqusinted with his b,l-
siness-Aiso q good Seamstress For terms and
particulars enquire of st
Mone"re. Robertson q Peasants.
July 23 If
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Sales at AUCTION.

NN Monday the 18th ofnext month, will be
~ sold On the premises the House formerly
occupied by Richard Thompson, decd nearly
opposite the Court House Containing 70 feet
is front and running back 165 feet. Terms one
i,alf cash, and the balance IN 18 months, by civ
ny note negotiable aud payable at the Bank Of
VI wlh an spproved endors r. and deed o.
.uIs. 10 secure tie pavmeAi Il n, note.
RICHARD BROOKE, Auc'r.
g.chmond, July IS. IDS
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A constant supply Of Boots and Shoes Of all
sizes, suitable to the present & approaching sea-
son--sll orders lett at the Peai entsry Store on
Shockor Hill, will be strictly attended to by
MdNN S. VdLBNTTNE,
4gent|oy The Commonwealth
July % If
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NOTICE is hereby given, that shall apply
IN to the County Court Of Prince Edward on
the Sd Monday in August next, for leave to dis.
continue the road which passes through my
plantation.
+. WATKINS, IT,
Prince Edsunrd
July 10. w4wg
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John LACYhas established a commercial
y house in LI-NCHJORG, and will transact
business on commission. Some friends in Rlcn.
nond having kindly nn1crtaSSn 20 assist Aiun in
his endeavors, he ]Attsrs himself with being a.
lie to give satisfaction 70 those who may en-
pioy hun
Richmond, luiy3g 4y
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Together with the above articles will be kept
constant supply of Shoes, Boots, &c. at their
former low prices.
WN: ANDERSON,
Agent for the Commonwealth.
July 10. eptf
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DOwYER's White sulphur. STRINGS,

DOWYER'S White Sulphur SPRINGS,
ID Greenbrier. Subscribers, the pre-
sent occupants of these Springs, beg leave to
return their thanks for the very generous encou-
ragement which they received the last season,
and to inform the public. that they are now in a
situation to receive company-that they have
with much trouble and very great expence, en-
a5led themselves to entertain comfortably, up.
wards of one hundred persons, with their
wants. They have repaired all the former
buildings, and have erected seventeen neat lodg-
ing houses. with plank floors, glass windows
and brick chimnies they have also built very
spacious dining house, having set apart the old
dining house for the entertaining of travellers !;
and have added so largely to their stables, that
they can Nv stall upwards Of an hundred hor-
SEES. They have laid in abundant supply of
the best stores-froL all of which, they conf
IDENTIFY hope to give general satisfaction TO those
who may visit their
FOUNTAIN OF HE.AL7H. s.
A Post Office has lately been established at
these Springs, and variety of Newspapers will
be taken from different parts of the u. S. for the
amusement of the visitors. af
WIN. HERMDON & Co.
Greenbrier. June IS If
nISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE
~ lin consequence of the death Of r.. Ro-
bert Pollok, the business lately carried on in this
place. under the firm of Pollok & Tredway, is
dissolved. Those Who have claims against tn j,
said firm requested to apply to Thoma/
Tredway for payment, to whom those ndcbtS
arc requested to make payment.
THOMAS TREDWAY,
Surviving partner of
POLLOK g. TREDWAY,
ALLAN POLLOK, ex'o-.
ROBERT POLLOK.
Manchester, June IS.
Those still indebted to the late firm of Pollok.
Tredway & Co. are requested to come forward
and make arrangements. for the speedy payment
of their respective debts, as after the long in
diligence already granted we shall be under
the necessity of using coercive measures against
all those who fail so to do -
THOMAS TREDWAY,
ALLAN POLLOK,
Saroiving partners in RMS Country of
LLOK,5TREDWAY, s. Co.
take this opportunity Of announcing. TO all
those still indebted to the late firm of Robert
and Allan Pollok s. Co. that unless they come
forward and make speedy and satisfactory ar
rsngem ents, for the payment of their respective
debts, suits shall he Immediately instituted.
ALLAN POLLOK, ,4y.-a -
Su,viping partner in this Country of &
ROBERT & ALLAN POLLOK, & Co
Richmond, June 25. 81 If
80 TO PRINTERS.
TOR SALE, the TYPE on which this pa
u pee is printed, BuRGEoIs & BREWER
A great bargain may be had, by Immediate ap-
pGcaton to the Editor.
Junc7. -
NOTICE.
TASH given for South Carolina Bank Notes,
att discount-Apply to-
JOHN ALCOCK,
Governors Hill
July 16. WITT
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he following is list of Peuiten,iary Man
ufactures which have been lately reduced
to and are now selling at the prices annexed to
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oSi, ON Friday last, twenty dol lar note
A. fthe finder IS honest, ne will hear of an
owner at this office.
August 8. Ct
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= CONDITIONS. --Eive doisars a ,eaf TO
&c raid annually in Advance. Those Who wish to
BE considered annH0l r5seriters. nsst ke,eajfe,
aeAgnatc it at the tins Of snbscribing, ofherviis
sirir pd6ers vrU6 be discontinued at the exfiy0tio.
II the fret year.
% ADVERTISEMENTS -resioents of This
City and MIncheser. mus. psy for their aduertise-
nsenfs before they appear in this paper.
price per squ ne is, IS Cents the FIRST insertion,
and so for every subse1uent QUE.
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TTIFrEEN DOLL AXIS REWARD-Wlll

TTIFTEEN DOLLARS REWARD-WIll
4 be given FOR experimenting a mulatto girl
named BETSY.-She is one of the subscribers
house-servants, and was so much pleased with
Richmond, as TO abscond, when his family re-
turncd from thence, about the first inst. She is
bright mulatto, about 8 years Of age, Of small
stature, has high cheek bones, a freckled face,
IS smart, & speaks very fast, especially when a
Gitated She is well known in Richmond, and
S. RoANE
Spring Garden, Hanover. July 26 3twtf
nY virtue ola deed of Trust, bearing date
~ the 22d day Of March, 1903, executed to
ais by VIM. l.. Thompson. of Louisa coupty, for
the purpose of securing deot due to John Shell
ton and son OF Goochlsnd County, Will be sold
to the highest bidder for ready cash, at the said
Nm. Thompson's dwelling house in the county
of Louisa, on Friday the 30th day of Aug next,
The folio wing property, viz one bay stud horse,
one black mare. one bay horse, one sorrel colt,
one yoke of oxen & cart, ten head OF cattle,
twelve head of hogs, three feather beds & their
furniture, three walnut tables, one pine-desk,
five ploughs and one smooth bore gun, together
syith sundry other articles Of household and
kitchen furniture, and plant ,tion utensils, or so
much thereof as will be sufficient to discharge
che debt in said deed mentioned with interest,
charges, and expences OF sale.
e eHo HAsRs nsTiKrssoN Trustees
July 3d. 4wH
TINE Subscriber having connected him-
N self with Mr. Edward Wsford, the bust
iiess,from tins day will be conducted undter the
Firm of Walford and Brooke, at their o flee OPP
posite the Msrket-house, where they are prepar-
ed 10 transact the AUCTION aud Commission BUSH
cess on an extensive plan.
RIGID. BROOKE.
They are prepared far the reception Of Goods
on consignment, on which liberal advances will
be made IN Cash. Their experience added Ia
the most unremitted attention, will, they flsuer
themselves, entitle them 70 full portion oil
public confidence, which will be gratefully sc-
ksowledged.
WALFORDG, BROOKE.
August 6. If
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WROUGHT W4IL0

Spikes from q to 7 inches II
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-12-04

which afterwards proved TO tc his Brit
annick majcsty's ship Little Belt. But
even if had no such reason to Justify my
chasing, maintain that the usage OF nations,
the treaty concluded in l7o3 between the u
niied States and Great Britain, as well as the
British precedents almost without number,
gave me that right il it be admitted that our
country possesses any comparative or recip-
rocal rights whateser.
Although ] admit did chase the Little
Belt, nevertheless deny that her commander
wished to prevent my coming up with him,
otherwise be undoubtedly would not have
kept away, and set his studding sails when he
was several miles to windward of me added
to this, his conduct was unfriendly TO say The
least, as he declined showing his colours un-
Ill after il was too dark 10 distinguish what
they were, although he must have perceived
as we'll from the courses i steered, as from
my colours (of which he undoubtedly saw
the pendant that | wished To speak him.
Indeed the several circumstances make it
apparent to me, that he was ignorant of ouv
force, and wished to procras,inatc our meet
ing until after il should be dssk.
(Sigped)
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While the spirit Of smuggling extcnds,sclf on our
frontiers, We are happy to perceive corresponding
spirit OF vigilance on the part OF our faithful citizens
and revenue officers. To Mr.. Wigton, OF this city,
in particular, the friends OF government and
just laws highly indebted foe his active and vgi
Ian: agency in se,1ng British goods. Weak and ms
guided men, who have not intellect enough to CON-
prchcnd the distinction OF right and wrong, in the
science o. morality, may cainmnia,e and pcrsccu,c
Mr.. Wigton for ms conduct several hate occA-
sions. Hut hope he may not suffer himself to be
deferred, by their pittul spite and magn,ty, from
pc, ,sevcrng with vlgour IN support of law, which
none but traitors Will violate aud none but fools
condemn those who step forward to detect its vo-
lstors. l.itaay Rcytstsr.l
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-11-06
ORIGINAL
KMILY MEDICINES
PREPARED with inc gsestest care ATTENTION
BIZ MICHlAL EE s Co

Prepared with inc gsestest care * attention
BIT MICHlAL EE s Co
Le.'s Horx irs.rcyir. L0-srses.
This medici.e is superior TO any ever Of
tered to the public, being innocent and MID
-e,tain and etioaei US in rs operations.
Iec'. EEITr,
A certzin remedy for colds, coughs, or
isthmas * particularly the wiloopiRg cough
o destructive 10 children
LES Essezee 81 )lgstar9.
So we'll known Tor tie cure CT Rheuma-
Ism, govt, palsy, sprains, &c.
Lee's grand e.io--Etve,
Proved by long experience 70 &c unequal
Cd in the cure of nervous disorders COR
sumptions, lowne.s OF spirits, iaw-rd weak
ness etc
L,s', A-7n-5;Eou. Fi.ils,
For the prevention sI5 crve Q. bilious an
nsiignsni ieVers.
Lre's ssvereies Ci-s1zeat fzr ;he Ifrt,
Which IS warranted III iaiAl.I5le remedy
at ore sppiic2,ian-
L.s's iaaaL;5ie lsa. Z Fsve- Dret:.
ror the cure OF a.,ues, ranliiieRi sad ihtef.
ni..enI levers.
LEES Gt-rss- P-rs;1- Ioiioa.
Celebrated for tie cure OF iiaswoEms, te''
isrs, etc.
LEES Geru.ne Eye ]; cf6-,
An effecluai remedy ioI all diseases N rfs
eTs.
Which give immediate relief.
Les's Ico:h-.5ehe D'ets,
Lee's Csrn Piqt=fe-.
LEES Dapast Lift Safe:
Lees Restorative P0t-.rr,
For the teeth and gums.
Ler's -fnotysae SErir,
For the cure Of every kind OF headache.
The Iaiio1 Vegetable Sferyfc.
For the cure of Venereai complaints
Sold wholesale and retail, b. the propiis-
,or. No. %, Piit-street, Bsiiimere.
R. GRAY, bookseller. king-street. asd
Y. KINGSTON, Flriax-streeh Aiexak-
dris.
To country merchants and Others, ues
purchase TO sell again, liberal discount VII
De given By the Proprietors-
To detect coun;er!ei:s. observe each aTti-
Gle has, OH the OUTSIDE wrapper. the sigma
ture of Mich iEL LEE and 70,
n. B. At the places OF sale may be 81
,gra,isl pamphlets containing recent snd tS'
traordinary cases o. cures whose iensth ps'
vents there being herewith inserted.
June 90. Is"
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FOR SALE.

TWO STORY BRICK HotSE, q
u Washington street, buii. within '1s
last two years, xea calculated Tor the aooolL-
.,noasri,a OF = gen.eeI family. TIE sis2lzli11
Is .xcelled by more; IL Is N TIE occupancy
os N.rhzri.l ). Wise, Esq aaJo.nins sHe
residence OF the subscriber. One hzi les
nrresas. money will be taken N Groeerlts
:, wholesale pEice; the residue On hoer.i
-r.ti,. Possession NAV be had i required
M giving three months notice
.zso, FIR SHE, ~ fir, fzsfFf fSIlff@
T,szsEs rrsds.,
TnLOTS of GROUND, oa HssElne-
ton s.reet. IS feet fro1,. nearly opposite ,hS
three story brick house now erecting At Ire
intersection Of King x Wash!7gtoa streets.
Richard Lewis.
September i9 CT ecu