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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-01

JUST Received and Tor Sale by the Sub
scriber ut his Glass and China Store,
hrst door abuvc the Eagle Tavern,
Pipes London particular Madeira Wine
IL ditto do do TeneriiFe do
IA Hhds old Antigua and Jamaica Rum
20 Iierces do Whiskey
Pipes Cognisc brandy
8 do Holland Gin
Champagne, Claret, Port, Sherry and
Malaga Wines
3 Tierces 8. Hibbert's Brown Stout, 4
40 Bbls. 5 philad. Bottled Porter
Is Chests Gunpowder Tea, of the latest
Importation
$ half Chess A qs. do. and 20 cases I'M
perial Teas
so Boxes Spermiciti and Tallow Candles
100 Ditto Goshen Cheese
IL ditto Shaving Soap and Wash Balls
20 Hhds New Orleans Sugar
90 Do and SO Bbls Muscovado ditto
Do and 80 Bols superior qualified
so Bags C Green SffsV>se Coffee
10 Crates Liverpool Ware
10 Boxes Gfss, assorted
10 Dining Pet,s Liverpool al Canton
50 . T.. D' containing fre9 to 81
s Boxes cad do ss short Sc s Coffee
Cups and faucers
25o Casks ch containingf4 bushels
Ground PlaHker Paris
$50 Sacks L'vefps0I SaIsSwilled Sack
ing, bushels each
200 Gross Bottle Corks
20 Boxes Spanish Segars
IS lbs Fresh Nutmegs
80 Boxes Mnscatel Raisins,
Alexandra Crackers by the Key
Best Londcn Mustard
Black and Long Pepper, Ailspice, white
Ginger, Cloves, Cinnamon, Mace, and
Termerick Pearl Barley Rice Sage,
Currants, Cramberries
Barley Sugar, Lemon Candy, Pepper
mint Drops, Rose Almonds and Gin.
uamon Cordial
Olives, Cslsup, Capers and Anchioves
Refined Sait.petre, Alum. Operas, In.
digo, Fig Blue aud Sulpher
Richmond and Brahdyw,ne Gun. Powder
Shot assorted, from No. B. TO No. 70
Superhne De Silva and Merry Andrew
Playing Cards
Writing Paper by the Ream
100 Pieces House Paper
Kick's superior qualified Salt-Pesre.
Picked Salmon and Trout
Chewing Tobacco, Scotch Snuff
Stone W are,k consisting OF large size
Butter Pots Preserve and Tickling,
Pots, Jugs and Churns of various sizes
by 10, 10 oy II and IL oy ID VIM
dow Glass by she Box.
II Cases with white Gilt Bottles and so
DemiJohns
Large aud Small Tea Trays and Walters
Six tons Swedish Iron, assorted sizes
Ali of which, VIII be Sold at reduced
'rices for Cashs Country Produce, or &C
ceptauces in Town.
Edward Hallam.
Richmond, October 1, 1910. wifi.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-01
New Penitentiary Store.

THE Subscriber, Agent for the Com
monweaith, has for Sale the following
Articles the Manu- :acture of the Peniten-
.iary, wholesale and pesails for cash on
iy.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-01
B O O T S.

Mems Calf Skin Shoes Find, los Sd 10.
Ditto Side Leather 7s Sd 9s.
Boys DO 10 Sd 6s.
Smaller do IS s. Cd.
Womsn's Leather Shoes. thick Soles rs 6d
DO do thin do 6s Cd.
DUO ditto Slips IS.
Dltto M5rocco do. IS 90.
Ditto ditto Ties Is Cd .
Girls Morocco Shoes SIS 6
Ditto ditto Smaller do S. AZ Sd.
Girls Leather Shoes SIS a IS.
Do. do Smaller do IS a IS sd
Negroes Shoes strong Russell rs Sd IS,
Boots, SHOES. or any of the above Ar
ticles, made to orders left at the PeniSen-
tiary Storey next door to Mr., Iosepn Car
tersy on Shockoe Hill.
Mann S. Valentine.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-08-14

United States alone. Tha: the Cniled States
had given To Great Britain in common with
France, fair and liberal opportunity 10 OBJ
tain not cny an uninterrupted commercial IN
tcrcoursc with the United States, 5ut II size
had accepted the terms, an exclusion oi
France In her fayoar that Great Britain had
not chosen 10 pursue that PAIN, consistent
bolh with Justice and her commercial inter-
csts, by leaving the flag OF the United States
with free possession of the neutral rights ol
an independent nation. That France had en-
brNced the proposition, and that 1t had now
became an engagement for which the nation
III faith Of the United States was pledged, SO
lont. as Great Britain choose TO persist IN her
aggressions on neutral commerce; that as II
related TO France, she had complied with the
engagement, and tie United States hag was,
as 10 Ecr, unrestraincd and uninterrupted on
the high scas---and the United States had no
right to'intertcre in any matters OF dispute
between the two bclligercrls In which she
was not concerned, and cood not and would
not make any representation on the subject.
This is the Substance oil the information
we have obtained, and i. is the substance only
that VIC take upon Us 10 give (; the phrascolo-
: ry in our own.
~ The conduct and Tnenaces, held forth by
NIr. Foster Oh lh, occasion, we Cannot give
In expressions sufficiently forcibc or chaTac-
ters.iek bat TO Mr.. Monroe personally, he
IS represented as having demanded, IS we
have aboye1stated, but epon the n,ih and
tempered 'answerto Mr.. Monroe, he assum-
ed d tone of arrogance and Insult and de-
carcd that if fhc noa-imhor!aioa tau was not
snmcdFasety SCI aside, a Jorct beyond any Miag
mr.. Monroe might erhect woniG ahhear on
our coasts, and MOI oniy annihihate oHr foreign
6M our coasfiHg trade
It is stated that Mr. Monroe treated these
men,ccs with dignity and temper, and child
the youn,, gentleman with the eqaanimiiy OF
sage, for The ruaencss of his manner and
cxprcssion
Tbs unexpected occurancc, dclayed the
departure Of Mr. Monroe for Virginia, for
three days, and Mr. Barlow was also delayed
for !isc period.
Such is tho STATE OF affairs with G. Britain.
The President, before bis departure, is said
10 have given directions 10 have every vessel
belonging to the United States put in state
OF complete equipment ana that all military
works on the sea board DC completed without
delay.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-08-14

" ceaiienen d, R,ies ef DepGr..r7n 10 the Le:isla
tse L0ay,
" have ordered my Minister 10 lay before
you the accounts of 1909 and 1870 Ii is
The object for which have called you ,oge,h-
cr. lou will see in item tie prosperous
state OF ny iinances--Th Though have place.
within three months loo millions extraordin-
airy at the disposal Of NY Ministc,s at War,
TO deiray the expenses oi any new afmamen,s
which then appeared necessary, find NY
sell an The fortunate situation Of not HAVING
any new taxes 70 ,mpese upon my people
shall not increase any tax, / have 10 want
OF any sngmepia,ion in The impos,."
The sitting being terminated, His Majesty
rose and retired amidst acclama,ions.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-08-14

Letters from ST. pe,crsburgh to the I'd
inst. and Ilcm Concnburgh 10 the 10Th, state
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-08-14
FOREIGN ARTICLES.
LoxpoE, June IA.

4 person arrived this morning from France,
at the Scc,etary's Office, Downing street.
He has brought some very important inlelii-
gencc TO government. Not less than IL Eng
lish vessels, he says, lately arrived at Calsis,
laden with gold, oil the current coin oI this
country.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-02-08
FOR RENT.
THE subscriber will rent for a term OF

THE subscriber will rent for a term OF
i years his property in Charles Town,
which has been occupied by Mr.. John An
derson for some time past. This property
consists Of brick building containing five
rooms, agarret, and . ten feet passage, .
frame house containing four rooms, a bar
room, and passage, all neatly finished. store
house and counting room; also a kitchen,
pantry, two stables, smoke house, &c.
The above improvements are On . corner
LOT, on the main street, and on the square
adjoining the public buildings. 1t is the
best stand in this place for a store and ta-
vern, and may be rented separately, if me-
cessary. Possession will be given on the
Cd day Of April newt.
Also, a house aud lot on the main street
opposite Mr.. MUSES.. and a large and O
~venient house and lot, handsomely situated,
we'll enclosed, and has all necessary build-
ings for a private family, adjoining the
Presby terrain meeting house lot. Possess
sion may be had Immediately of the two
last described houses. For terms apply to
the subscriber, in Charles. Town.
JOHN KENNEDY.
Feb. 8, 1911. [tf.l
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-02-08

By this arrival, we have received q Gle
of Bordeaux papers to the Goth December,
containing London dates to the l4th De-
|cember.
The United States frigate Essex had
at L'Oriens, landed the Messen-
Ter with the Presidents Proclamation, and
|then proceeded Immediately for Eng
Il1nd to notify it there, and to demand the
|ginmQfun OF the Cabinet of St. James.
Although the London dates in our French
papers are to the l4th of December, yet We
have no account of the Essex frigate or the
Presidents Proclamation having reached
England.
The Emperor of France had not rescind-
ed his Berlin and Milan DEGREES.
The papers contain much Interesting
matter, which we shall endeayor TO lay be-
fore the public tomorrow.
In one of the French papers, we find that
the ship Generalization, Seward, which
sailed from the downs on the 4th oil Decem-
Der, for Charleston, has been captured by
IA French privateer, and sent into Calais.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-02-08
8fpes aup @Gifts,

And wish to contract for a large quantity OF the follow.
ing kinds of BARK the ensuing season. viz,
cHESNUToIK, SPANISH, WHITE G RLAcK
OAn BARK.
Those who live on the Potomac River, win find O
sure and certain market, with us. for either OF the a.
bove kinds OF Bark, as well as the Farmers in this
neighbourhood. We tender our sincere thanks 10
our punctud Customers. and assure them, IL win be
the height of our ambition, 20 serve them at all tines.
on the best terms, with such articles IS thes may
want, and feel happy we have il fully in our power TO
do so, out Of the abundant assortment we have on
hands. We hope those in arrears, will use the pre-
sent means in their power to discharge their respec-
tive balances Of the Old Year, without putting us to
the trouble of calling or sending to them We need
scarcely inform them, that it really is AZ necessary
for them to pay their aryearages as it is Tor them to
cat, for punctuality is the very life of trade.
JAMES S. LANE, BROTHER, & Co.
Shepherds Town, February 8, 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-02-08

TAKEN up on the subscribe''s land in
L Berkeley County, sometime in De-
cember 1910, an estray HEIFER, of a
white and red colour, with hall. p out
of each ear, and a slit 10 the right ear, sup.
posed 10 be one year old, with no perceiv.
able brand ; appraised to four dollars. The
ow ner is requested TO prove properly, pa,
charges and take il away.
DAVID GARARD, sen.
Feb. 8, 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-02-08
LOST

n N Saturday last, the I'd inst. on the
~ road from Gerrards. Town to Mar
tinsburgh,
4 Red Morocco Pocket Book,
with the subscribers name wrote on the in
side of the Zap, containing some papers,
which can be of no service to any person
but the owner. A generous reward Will
be given to the ander, on delivering 1t at
the Office of the Martinsburgh Gazette.
WASHINGTON EVANS.
Martinsburgh, Feb. 8, 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-02-08
For Sale,
The noted Stud Horse
YOUNG LION.

A NY person wishing to purchase said
"A Horse, will meet with a great barr
gain in him, for cash, or We will trade
him for ponies under six years old, or for
good paper. For further particulars. in-
quire OF the subscribers living near the
Lick Mill, Berkeley County, Virginia.
Young Lion is now in good order.
JAS. < JNO. HARRISON.
Feb. 8, 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-02-08
NOTICE.

THOSE persons who became purcha-
sers at the sale of the personal pro-
perty OF Henry Sybert, decd. are hereby
notified that their obligations became due
on The Sd day of January last, and the sub-
scriber wishing to collect the money with
out much trouble, will attend at the house
Of John Shober, in the town of Martins
bur gh, on the FIRST Saturday in March next,
on which day il is expected none will fail to
pay off their just debts. Those failingmav
depend that the Sheriff and Constable will
give them a call with an addition of costs.
FREDERICK SYBERT, one Of the
Adm'rs Of Hesry Sybers, decd,
Feb. 8. 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-02-08
Virginia Legislature.
iHURspAY, lao. 81.
A NYS

Yesterday the legislature proceeded BY
joint ballot TO the election of two addition.
al Judges of the court ofappeals, made ne.
cessary by an act of the present general as.
sembly.
Messrs. Beeson, Pruuty, Mercer and
Brent OF frederick, nominated Robert
White, esq. at present . judge Of the gene.
raj court.
Messrs. Lee, Of Norfolk, and Preston
of Roekbridge, nominated Janice Pleas.
ants, Esq. clerk Of the house Of dele.
gates.
Messrs. Stanard, of Spousylvsnia,
Crutchheld and Johnson, of Prince Ed.
ward, nominated Francis T. Brooke, Esq.
at present a judge Of the general court.
This was the order in which the candi-
dates were respectively presented to the
view of the house. There was some elo.
quence exhibited on the occasion, and much
anxiety shown. These are certainly the
most important posts in the commonwealth
They are estates for life, and the highest
judicial tribunals the sources from which
the law, as expounded flows in upon other
causes.
On the first ballot the votes were,
For Peasants 81. White II. Brooke as
Mr.. B. being dropped by a rule of The
house, the second ballot was for
peasants 1lO, White SO. Scattering 8
Mar. P. was therefore elected.
On the next ballot, the votes were,
For Brooke 1872. White 30.
NJ n 1888 10000
american Tineyards.-We learn that a
Switzerland, in the Indiana Territory, tn.
Swiss emigrants have made, during the
last season, nearly three thousand gallon:
of wine. Time, however, is necessary te
bring their vineyards, as well as their wine
to any degree Of perfection.
Since they purchased OF the u. States
the land which they now possess, some ct
the COMPANY returned to their native coun.
try, to bring from thence the remainder Of
their property, and a greater variety OF
| vine.slips ; but, owing to the peculiar situ-
alton OF that country, they, az yet, have
not been able to accomplish their return,
| which has very much retarded that rapid
cultivation Of the grape, which would o.
| ,herwise nave taken place.
The attention, which we understand,
they habitually bestow upon their vine
ards, will render them more and more
important with each succeeding year, and
ere long will enable them to supply a great
portion of the Western countr, with wine.
t. Nat. Intel.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-02-08
Bar-Lron, Steel, Castings,
Wrought and Cut NAILS,
Pants and Medicines, &c.

Being largely concerned in the Tanning business.
we will constantly have for sale
PRIME S0AL and UPPER LEATHER.
CALF. KIP, HOG and SHEEP SKINS,
HARNESS, BRIDLEG COLLAR Leather.
Bsof. Lego, Far Tops and Reunaisgs, Ce. Gys.
Farmers, Boot and Shoe Makers. Saadlers, SIC.
may rely on getting Leather OF the first quality, 40
we have an experienced and most capital workman.
who conducts and carries on said business we win
pay the highest price in cash, for any number Of
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-02-08

ne Grand Jury at Washington have
SPkFn up the snbiec, of the alteration be.
pween Air. Rand olph and Mr.. Aston, and
on Tuesday the trial came on before the
District Court. Several witnesses were
Examined. MIR. Randolph endeavored to
prove the use of Offensive and exssperatine
language. IL appeared that MIR. K. struck
a. w9h his cane once or twice, but there
was no evidence of Rs being touched by
"A. The court fined Mr.. Randolph Ten
D0RUs.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-02-08

on august had been seized and sequesered undey
ehose very decrees-Thus his the admins,ra,oo co.
operated with the p~er6dSOus pr4nt of France, in palm.
ing 4 iAlsehoOd on our too eredalous merchants
Their confidence in The truth and honor Of their owr
so'enlmene has induced them to send their richly
ne'sn'ea vessels into the ports of France, those dens
O'Floence and rapine. only 10 swell the long list OF
seizures and eonhseations, to glu, the rapacrty of N
Poleon, and to bring poverty and ruin on them selves
Further comment is as unnecessary as it would be
asagreeAble. We will only add, that conduct IKE
tins, must ere long unite the honest men CT every bar.
~ agalnss the administration which could be guilty
Of it.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-02-08
S1ere g3ew GOODS,

81 iae Market House IN Shepherd's- To,ca.'
THE subscribers again respectfully inform their
Il customers at a distance, as well as those im-
mediately in the ncighbourhood. and the public IN
general. that they have recently commenced openings
and shall continue To open, as occasion may require,
a great variety OF articles suitable to the present and
approaching season. We shall only mention a few
articles, which have been scarce for sometime p~ast.vix.
Ladies Super Extra Long White Kid Gives,
ditto Habit ditto,
ditto Long White 4 Black Lace Sleeves.
Lace Caps, Handkerchiets, Wells & silk Hose,
Milk White Satin and Mantua,
Black Ludstring and other Silks,
Large assortment Fashionable Ribbsnds and
Trimmings,
Black, White and Fancy coloured Ostrich Fea-
Tiers,
Fashionable Flowers and Reaths,
ditto Bometts.
Irish Linens, Long Lawns and Linen cambrick,
Cotton Shifting, Cambrick Muslns.
Dmitys, Cotton Hosiery and India MusEns, &c.
They have On hanIs n larra n,.a,t,t
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-02-21
Public Sale.

On WEDNESDAY,, the 18th March next,
if fair; if not, the next fair day will be
sold, ON the premises, at twelve O'Clock,
A three story Brick House * Lot,
with ali the other buildings now occupied by
Doctor Stn5'er-four Lots on Warrington
and Ave on Duke street
THE NEXT DR.,
A Lot with Buildings, at Wet
End, about twenty acres.
Also,
a64 Acres, two miles from Alex
as,dri., on the Colchester road, N lots from
ten to twenty acres. Terms viii be made
known at the time OF sale.
John Korn,
Jacob WlSemiller.
February Is. 1awis
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-02-21
ROBERT GRAY.
Bookseller 6 Stailoney

Opposite The Washington 7auern- k,rr r..
HAS LATELY REC EIvED FOR s,,u w.
The J1Hos,'ng Books:
ARABIAN KNIGHTS Entertsin,sc,. ,
vols. calf, gilt.
De Quevcdos' Works, 5 vols. do In
Spectator, Svos. do do.
Ditto. 10 vols. do: do.
Cavelio on Electricity.
Cooper's Surgical Di, tionnry.
Bells Anatomy, vols. Calf.
Medical Extracts, 5 vols CALI, with
perb plates. -
Darwin's Phylologia, Thompson e.
spectus, Clark's Homer, Tooke's psp,t.s'
Bells Surgery, 4 vols. Cullen's pr,r,;,a
Cullen's Matcria Medica, ialer's phys;o
gy, Henry's Ci.ymesuy, tioolc's i asso o,.
binding, Blair's Sermons. vols. The - OK
rough, poem, by Crab, Parks Cbyn.S
try
Virgil, Horace, Cesar, Ovid and Su..
Delphini, CIark's Corderi, Rippon's H,r,"'
Comley's Grammar, Pocket and Family ~
bles. School do and Testaments, iIui,n",,
Book keeping, Jackson's do. Gibson.s "a,
yeying. Flint's do Ainworth's Latin Il.
tionary, Humcss Essays, Bolinbrook.s wo,s,
Ladies' and Centlemcn's Pocket Almap,.s
for 1911 Also large stock Of Writing ani
Wrapping Paper, Bonnet & Bandbox Bsas5,
Playing Cards, States, SC.
N B. Country merchants supplied wiz,
school books, stationary, sc. sc. on lhsrsl
erms.
November Z.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-02-21
No. s.

No. S.
Baltimore, Sept. 6, 1908.
The oil that received by Mr., Elliott iof
the cold, did me great deal oil SERVICES anu
ultimately cured me.
WILLIAM PHILIPS,
A. The Columbian Inn, Market street.
No s.
do hereby certify, that was violently at
tackled with the pleurisy Oh Sunday the 9th
instant, Immediately sent to physiciau'
who bIed me twice within the space o! aoout
l6 hours, all to no effect my fever suii IN
creased and my pains SD violent that had no
knowledpe Of my nearest relations, nor eVea
nv parents on Tuesday morning the l"th,
nv father procured me phla! oil Fauis Co
lumbar OH, which was Immediately appllsd
to my right side, where the PAIN WAS the Sc
verest, three or four tunes, win piece OF
flannel kept to the part affected, and took
fifteen drops internally three times day for
the first two days; and tt.ie second Gay alter
using the oil, | was aole to walk about the
hossc, the third and fourth days took of the
oil fifteen drops night and morning, which
entirely relieved me from pain and fever,
thanks be to God for it, al now am well
man. WIN. PEACOCK.
Baltimore, April 9th, 1910,
Harrison's Greek.
No Z.
We do certify that on Thursday the 18th
instant, we were tarring new seine for MIR
John Clark, and by accident the seine took
fire which, by en,ieavoring to put out the
fumes. John Clark and Thomas Adams got
severely burnt in the face, we Immediately
pot some Columbian Oil from Mr. Paul, and
applied it to the parts bu: Mt, which gave case
in the course Of twenty minutes, and has LETT
the parts free from blsters.
JOHN PEACOCK,
THOMAS ADAMS,
JOIN CLARK.
Baltimore, April 10Th, 1910
For sals in alexandria By PlCH,iRD II
LILLE, Apothecary and Druggist,
Fairfax street, first door beloz
King street.
Who has conitantly on hand,
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
Drugs ana Medicines of superior quality
by wholesale OF retail.
A |. 5 O,
Nutmegs, mace, cloves, pepper, alsplcc
ginger, London mustard, alum, copperas,
mauider, salt petrc, chewing tobacco OF first
quality, etc. etc
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-02-21

THIS POWDER, consisting chiefly Of
the extractivc matter and reslnous portion o.
the bark, wherein its virtue as medicine is
known to reside. is separated in degree
from the hard hbrous enc other useless parts
in manufacturing. 1t will, therefore, be
found preferable, on account of its purity,
strength, fineness, and the small quantity
REQUIRED, to any other form in which the
bark has hitherto been generally used.
The superiority of this bark will nc partl-
cularlv manifest in the treatment of those
diseases in which, on account of en- irritable
state of the stomach and bowels, the requi
site quantity of the imPerfectly ground bark
in common use cannot be administered and
as any of the watery Or splrlssous prepara-
tions are we'll known to be Intellectual in ur-
gent cases, it is presumed that the present
form will prove generally acceptable.
The proprietor thinks it unnecessary te
offer any apology to those OF his medical brc.
thren to whom he is personally known, when
he recommends to them in particular this
elegant powder of bark since many OF them
have, in common with him, had so frequent
and plintul occasion, in the cou, Sc OF long
practice, to deplCre the want OF so desirable
a form of u,ing that inestimabe remedy; and
SO fully is he assured of its superior efficacy,
from numerous proofs OF its effects, that he
offers it to the faculty in general, without
fearing the imputation Of imposition.
PREPARED AND PUT .yF by
CLARK SANFORD, N. u.
Green7wcn, Connecticut, 1903.
. RI, The above article is put up in par
GELS Of di ferent sizes to accommodate pur-
chasers and is sold by James Kennedy, sen.
Bookseller, King street.