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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-14
EDWARD DENNIS,
AT THE SIGN OF THE
Square and Compass.

In Fincastle, Botetourt county-Respectful.
iy informs his friends and the public in gencr-
ii, that in addition to the House occupied by
him last year as Tavern, he has taken for a
term of years, that spacious and commodious
house, formerly kept by Major Stephen Trigg,
whereby he will be enabled to accommodate "a n.
miles and Gentlemen Travellers with private
rooms for any length of time they may choose
to favor him with their company. His Stables
are large. provided with a good Ostler, well
fitted up for the reception Horses, and a.
bundantiy supplied with Grain, Hay, Fodder and
Green Ciover.-EIis ICE HOUSE is well filled
with Ice. Neither trouble or expense shall
be spared i'll furnishing his Tavern, with the
best The country affords, and from his attenti-
on and disposition to please his customers,
hopes to merit the favor of the Public.
Fincastle, May 2Gth, 1912. On
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iiso, Gust Received, and For Sale as d6ove,
Mnemonika,
CHRONOLOGICAL TABLES +;
Far Sale at S. PLEASAN7S' Book ) Y0RE.
Richmond,
THE Works OFDR. BsHy PRAYKLIN,

In Philosophy, Politics and Morals CON
tanning, besides all tnc Writings published in
encc, as Minister IF the United States at the
Court of Versailles variety of Literary Ar
ticies aud EpistolaIy Correspondence, never
before published, with Memoirs aud Anecdotes
of his Life, Vols. 2, 3, 4, and S are ready for de
live ry, at dollars AMI half per vol Vol. L.,
containing tie Memoir of the Doctors fe, is
now in the Press and will, ere long, be publish
ed.
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MANAGES.
G.. & II. WAITE

q. x r. WAITE
Having made large contract with the Mana
gers for Tickets in the above Lottery, assure
their friends and Lottery adventures generally,
that this Lottery will be punctuaily drawn and
Prizes pune TALLY paid, aud that they will pro-
NOTE and aid and assist in the Sale of Tickets
IN IT in preference TO any other in the u. S.
for this object they have forwarded tickets to
most Of their agents in the Union, and whilst
the Lottery is drawing they will also forward
once week, the whole OF the Numbers drawn,
both Blanks and Prizes, contained in a small
Newspaper they publish weekly, at two dol
Iars per anum, entitled the Weekly Messenger.
After the above Lottery is over, G.. {, v.
WAITE viii turn their whole attention to the
next New-YOrk Union College Lottcry.-Their
Offices are in New York, At No 81 and az No
So, Maiden.Lane, in Baltimore, at the Corner
OF Market & Chares.street, in Albany, at No.
%, State-street.
At each Of which places they will promptly
execute all orders in the Book Selling and
Stationary line, and of all genuine and warran.
ted Patent Nedicines-Leitcrs, (post paid) du-
ly attended 70.
" Tickets in tho above Lottery for sale NJ
the Office Of the Virginia Argus, Richmond.--
Price Of Tickets Sli-but will advance to Si2
on the 18th Sept.
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4 Copy-Teste,
WILLIAM MARSHALL, elk.

NJ OTICE,--By virtue OF tne foregoing De-
cree, VIII be sold, ut Public Auction, to
the highest bidder, on Thursday the 5,h day y;
Angus, next, at the Washington Tavern, ~ this
CITY, the Property embraced in SAID Decree,
upon the terms therein expressed, viz. Ne
GROES Dick, Judy and the u children Sucky
and Lucy, and Sam and Aggy and their chll-
dren Luccordy, Mourning, E,imCnlt Lewis,
Blenheim and his Wife Phi.lis and children
Charles and Moses, Harry and Nanny his wife
and children Watt and Betty, and Jammy and
his wife Dolly and child Lydia and Jenny Viii
lard, Lewis-AIsO, the LIBRARY OF LAW,
and other BOOKS OF T.. Randolph, list OF
which viii be produced upon the day of sale ;
also, all the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Beds,
Bedsteads, Blankets, Sheets and other movable
Furniture-Also, PLATE, consisting ola silver
Cup, one Coffee & one Teapot, one Sugar Dish,
six dozen silver Spoons, small and large, five
silver Waiters-Also, Carpets, China, one
Coach, one Phaeton, and two Horscs.-The
Sale will commence at IL O'clock.
GEORGE GREENHOW, Comm'r.
Richmond, 25th June, 1912.
o." The Sale of the above Property is
postponed until Tuesday, the Goth of Octo-
Der.
G. GREENHOW.
July IS, 1912. wtds
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PURSUANT TO a deed Of trust executed 90
the subscriber, on the 23rd day of March,
1910, and of record in Washington County
Court, by Andrew Sttunton, Tor the purpose OF
securing to William p. Thompson, 4 sum of
money for which he was bound as the security
OF the said Andrew Staunton in an Injunction
bond, which sum is supposed to be about s52G0,
will be sold, on \ credit OF six months, to the
highest bidder, at public sale in the town of
Abingdon, and county Of Washington, on
"Wednesday the 4th day OF November next,
1912,
Tract Of Land,
lying in the county of Washington, on the wa
tiers OF the middle fork OF Holstun river, con
veyed by Albert Mcclure to the said Andrew,
and containing one hundred and ninety-seven
acres, be the same more or less.
JAMES WHITE, Trustee.
August 6. 3m.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-14

JOT1CE.-John g. Hillard 8, George Sill o.
1 man have formed Il connection in trade g..
The business hitherto done by the former, vii I
be conducted under the firm Of Hik,dtd c, Sill
man.
JOHN B. HILLARD,
GEORGE STILLMAN.
Aug. 81. If
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IN cnANcERy-In Hanover County Court.

Il July gath, 1879
Richard Snead, John Snead, Richard Glaze
brook AMI kIt,u ra his VIE, late Klttura Snead,
Charles Anderson and Elizabeth his wife, late
Elizabeth Snead, WniIam Harris and Kezlth
his vic, late Kezlah Snead, and Nathaniel liol-
man and Alice ms wife, late Alice Snead, which
Richard and John Snead, and the SAID female
compartments, are CHI lren and distributes of
The estate of the late John Snead, deceased,
PkaiYfifs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-14
Notice.

Notice.
shall petition the next General Assembly for
leave to abut my Miil-lam To ta> lndi an md
IN M1ttapony river, King William Gount,
and that one acre OF SAID iand be laid OIL .ol
the use oftke Mill.
JOHN HILL.
Ang. 81. 3w
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FOR SALE,

a LIKELY NEGRO WOMAN,
Who IS good Cook, sesnsuess, S.c.-Ap-
ply to the Printer.
Aug. 81, Ct
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AG IN S T

Robert Sncai, admir-. of John Snead, decd.
Biley Snead, Patrick Snead, Jane Harris, late
Jahe Snead, a,tmIX. of her late husband Day ID
tIarrIs, Thomas Prlddy and Mary his wife, late
Mary Snead, Wiiianl z. Harris and Anne his
wife, late Anne onead, John, Jane and Catha-
rne Sncad, WHICH hast three are infant chill
dren and neirs OF Augustine Snead, decd son
of the sand john Snead, decd, Elizabeth Har-
ris and Nancy llarr.s, infant children of Martha
Harris, ueC'd late Martina Snead, daughter OF
the sand John Sncad, decd. Deferdarts
THIS day came the Plaintiffs By Richarff
Morris, jun. their Counsel, and The Defendants
Biiiey one.d and Patrick Snead not having cn.
| tered their appearance and gwen security &C
cofdIng to the Act OF Assembly and tn, rules
I oi tins Court, and 1t appearing to the satisfac-
ton OF the Court, that hey are not inhabitants
o' This country-on the motion ofthe Plaintiffs,
1t rs orfeyed, that the sad Defendants, Billey
| Snesd ana Patrick Snead, do appear here on the
fourth wednesday in OCTOBER next, and answer
the bill OF the Piamliiis and that a copy of
this oider be for, hwith inserted in some public
news Paper printed in the City OF Richmond, for,
| Two a,oa...s successfully, and that another CO.
pv be posted a, the front door of the courtg
house vi TINS county.
a Copy.-Testc,
THO's POLLARD, CHIC.
Aug. 81. w8wp
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PRINTING

Neatly executed at the Argus Office
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United States Court, Fijth Circuit and Virginia
Distyicf

United States Court, Fifth Circuit and Pirginia
District.
Saturday, Nay the 3Oth, 1872.
Robert Gourley, Ex'or. of the last I
VIII e testament of Ariana RAN
doiph, decd. PltF
AGAINST
Carter Page, Ex'or. Of Archibald
Carey, who was cX'or of Peter
Randolph, Edmund Randolph, de- > In
visee and heir OF Peyton Ran Chancery.
dopb, decd. and Robert West,
:dm'r. OF Philip L. GRIMES, VINO
WAS ex'or. of john Robinson, sur
wing cx'or. of Philip Grimes,
deed. and Edmund Jennings,
D.fS.
y Y consent of the plaintiff and of the ,iefen
- damt Edmund Randolph, Ii is ordered and
decrccd, fntt M,c,in Dawson and George
Greenhow, or either ofthem, do make sale of
the Slaves and other Property in the Indenture
OF Trust OF the nineteenth day of May, one
Thousand eight hundred, mentioned, on a Gre
die OF nine and eighteen months, taking bond
and good security, payable To them, or the one
who shall act AS commissioner aforesaid, ami
bring the said bonds nJo Court, to be disposed.
OF rs the Court shall direct, the said Sales 20 be
advertised four weeks III ynree of the Rich
mond Newspapers And II IS further order
ed, That either of the said commissioners may
sell separate any part OF The said property: and
1t is further ordered, nat the Decree q, aust
tine defendant EttnHUd Randolph, snail not b..
lniorced against MS person until the trust fund
IS disposed Of neither lis person nor property
being liable beyond tic SUM dccreed TO be paid
by nm; and by consent o. tic plaintiff and of
Garter Page, eX'or. OF ArchIbald carey, who
was eX'or. Of Peter Randolph, It Is ordered,
,hat ole ni the commissioners of th,s Court do
examine, SKATE AMI sct.e the account of the I'd.
min.stratiOn Of the sad Carey and the said
Carey.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-14

TEN II S469crf5ers h1Dc h4teiy establIshed
n Il TVTVE FICV1PY, aqI fqfsnd
kc~hi7T On huud SEINE Ard SEWING
TWIN .. TheV ffUe aLg9 L1rge quand
M " 90 I'd AGE tnd Y ARMS. 7viich tkev
7vT seH an Uery mod"rafe terms.
3thHc4ii2H f2r ne ab1Ue ar.fcLes 10 be
mute at hcir RopE WdLK, or at NE Stores
If Nessrs. SHsLTOY y FIvNEy and IsAAc
W,HITE.
JOHN S. SHELTON & Co.
Augu8f 20. 4zy
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-14

NHE Subscriber, being DESTROYS to pay his
just dabl5, offers for sale valuable LOT
et Rockets, en- isup1s TO navigation. on which
good fnsd building AMI in which a
WIN GOODWIN.
Aug. d. 3w
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-06-05

NEWPORT, r. /.
Printed and Published on Wednesdavs BIZ
WILLIAM SIMONS,
(PUBLIsHER OF THE LAWS OF CONGREss,1
.NiH-S!rest.
TERMS
The paper is printed once week, at dollars
year, one half in advance.
Advertisements conspicuously inserted, at the rate
at dollar and so cents square, for three weeks
smaller ones in the same proportion.
Pristing in all its variety executed with accuracy
and despatch. Orders respecUfuHy solicited.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-06-05
(Bp Autbcritp.)
Laws of the United States.
AN ACT
To enlarge the limits Of the State Of
Louisiana.

To enlarge the limits Of the State Of
Louisiana.
DE IL enacted By t6e Sena!e and Ronse Of
ID Representatives of ike United States Of
america, ia Congress assembled, That in case
the legislature Of the state Of Louisiana shall
consent thereto, all the tract of country com
pretended within the following bounds, to
W Beginning at the junction of the lbc,-
..'e, with the river Mississippi !; thoncs a.
long the middle OF the lberyille, the river A.
mite, and Of the lake Mau:cpas and Popchar-
train 10 the mouth OF tho Pearl river thence
up the eastern branch of Pearl river TO the
thlrty.hrst degree of north latitude thence
along the said degree of latitude to the river
Mississippi thence down the said river TO
the place OF beginning, shall become and
form part OF the said state of Louisiana, and
be subject 10 the constitution and laws there
OF in the same manner, and for all intents
and purposes, Us if it had been included with
in the original boundaries of the said state.
SEC. 2.--.and be it farther enacted, Tha,
it shall be incumbent upon the legislature of
the state Of Louisiana, in case they consent
10 the incorporation of the territory aforesaid
within their limits, at their first session, 10
make provision by law for the representation
OF the said territory in the legislature of the
state, upon the principles of the constitution,
and for securing 10 the people Of the said ter
ritory, equal rights, privileges, benefits and
advantages with those enjoyed by the people
OF the other parts OF the state which law
shall be liable TO revision, modification and
amendment ry Congress, and also in the
manner provided for the amendment of The
state constitution, but shall not be liable to
change or amendment by the legislature of
the state. Ill. CLAY,
Speaker Of The House Of Representatives.
WIN. III. CRAWFORD,
President Of fte Senate FRO. teDlhore
April Ia, l8l2.---APpRovED,
JAMES MADISON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-06-05
AN ACT

Giving further time for Registering claims
- nds in tic Eastern district or the
tgritory of Orleans.
~ l. IL enacted by the Senate and House OF
ID Representatives Of the United STATES Of
.fmerica,in Congress assembled, That every per-
son or persons claiming lands in the eastern
district Of the territory of Orleans, who are
actual settlers on the land which they claim,
and whose claims have not been heretofore
filed with the register Of the land Office for the
said district, shall be allowed until the first
day OF November next 10 deliver notices in
writing, and the written evidcncics Of their
claims to the register Of the land office a, New
OfleaDs; and the notices and evidences so
delivered within the time limited by this
act, shall be recorded in the same manner,
and on payment Of The same fees, as il the
same had been delivered before the first day of
July, one thousand eight hundred and cigh,
but the rights of such persons as shall neglect
so doing within the time limited by this act,
shall, so far as they arc derived from, or
founded on, any net OF Congress, ever after
be barred and become void, and the cvidon-
ces of their claims never after admitted as
evidence in any court of the United States, a.
SFc. 2.--.4nd be IL further enacted, That
the iegister and receiver Of public monies of
the said land office at Ncw-Orleans, shall
have the same powers, and perform the same
duties, In relation 10 the claims thus filed be-
fore the first day of November next, as if no
ticc of the same had been given before the
first day Of July, one thousand eight hundred
and eight, except that their decision shall be
subjec, to the revision Of Congress- And it
shall be the duty Of the said register and re.
ceivcr TO make TO the Secretary Of the Trea-
sury report Of all the claims thus filed with
the register Of the land Office, together with
the substance of the evidence in support
thereof, with their opinion aed such remarks
thereon as they may think proper whics &c
port, together with list OF the claims which
in the opinion of the register and receiver
ought to be confirmed shall be laid by the
Secretary Of the Treasury before Congress,
.st their next session, for their determination
thereon. The said register and receiver shall
have power to appoint clerk, whose duties
shall be the same, in relation TO the claims
filed as aforesaid, rs was required OF the clerk
TO the board Of Commissioners for adjusting
claims TO lands in the said district, and tho
said register, receiver and clerk shall each be
allowed fifty cents for each claim filed accord
ing 10 this act, and on which decision shall
be made, whether such decision he in favor
Of or against the claim which allowance OF
fifty cents shall be in full compensation for
their services under this act.
II. CLAY,
Speaker ef ire Rouse (f fRearesenfatives.
VIM. III. CRAWFORD,
Presidea Of the Senate, FRO. semhore.
April q, i3i2.-AppRovrD,
sa-fTG MtyrcnN-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-06-05
Co-partnership Formed

THE subscribers have, for the PR
Il pose of transacting Commission BIs mess, en-
tered into partnership under the firm Of
RICHMOND g RO GERS,
and have taken the Store, Moss, Thames-stiett
corner of Markct-square.
ANY bus mess in the above branch, entriEt-
ed to them, will be strictly attended TO-
Paddock Richmond,
Robcr; Rogers, Jun.
~ B. Liberal advances made on Goods, deppsi-
ted for sale il required. ApIl D.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-06-05
Copartnership Formed.

VOHN DE- BLOIS AND S UN
j DER BR z 5 Z, respectfully in
ora their Friends and the Public, that they
rave formed a Partnership in Trade, unde-
the Firm Of
DEBLOLS s. BREESE,
at No. li2, 2hameS-Street, corner of Csarck-
street, next north of Gov. MARTIN's.
Where they offer for sale, (at as low n rate
as can bc.purchased il this town. an assort-
ment Of
HARD WARE and CUTLERY,
whole sale and retail.
N. b. They will also transact business on
commission.
.Ne7yHort, .Hhrfl 2, 1919.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-06-05
NOTICE.
JOHN RODMAN'S SCHOOL

Tor the instruction Of YoUNe LADIES in the Art
OF Writing upon the principles of Mr. WriGord,
will commence on Monday, May lIth,--Hours Of al
tendance from 5 HAITI past q. f,.--Nondsy's
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays
For terms (Which will be liberaD apply to School
House No. z, school-street, or at No. 2l7, Thames
street. Ma, s
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-06-05
Merchants Co6Se-House.

Those gentlemen who leel disposed to pro-
mote the Institution, will please to call and
subscribe to the News Room. Terms hber-
-l.-Pa"ticulars made known at the House,
90, Thames-street.
n. u. A book will DC kept at the Coffee
House, for the insertion OF shipping and other
intelligence. JOHN JOHNSON.
ADriI so
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MORNING SCHOOL,
T. CLARhE,

i. tLHN Il T.,
ANESPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants of New
port, that he has opened Morning School from the
hours of 9 TO o'clock, a NJ at his Academy, No.
5, Churcl-street, where young Ladies and Gentle
men may be instructed in Reading, Writing Eng.
iis'-Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic, Matbemat-
les and the French language, upon very reasonable
terms Tie can likewise admit few more scholars
IN hls Day School, as he intends to conne himself to
limited number, which will not be large Mr.. c.
Ratters himself that those persons who may please
TO ebrust him with the Of their children will
md such exertions made for their impro, ement as
canHo tai 70 owe s7tis'a uon May IS.
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AN ACT

To authorize the Secretary for the De-
partment of War to exchange lands
with the Ursulinc Nuns, in the city
Of New Orleans.
DE is enacted by The Senafe and House ef
- Rehresentatipes Of the United Ssafes Of
.dmcriea in Congress assembled, That the Sec
rc,ary for the Department Of War be, and he
is hereby authorised anc empowered, to ex-
change the lot Of ground situate IN the city
Of Ncv-Orlr-ps on which the Military Hos
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-06-05
Grocery and Commission Stare.
TERENIAH PECKHdM.

TERE4NIAH PECKHHM,
u EsPEcTFULLy acquaints his friends and the
y pubbck, that he has taken the new store No.,
Nl-s,reet, near tho corner Of Thames-street where
he intends TO keep on hand, general assortment Of
VeSf- -Ivdia Gooas and Groceries,
Of prime quality. and at The lowest prices, or cash
or approved credit.
n. b. The HhIR-DRESSING Business
will be carried on al said store--wherc the former
customers Of Mr. p are respectfully solicited 10 ia.
vops him with their business. Mai, Is.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-06-05
Removal.
HARVEY SESSIONS

ACQUAINTS his friends and the
public in general that he has remov'd TO no. 16c
Thames-street, two doors south Of the Post Office
where, in addition bis former stock, lie has just
receW'd supply Of EngHah, French ara Jndia
GOODS, suitable for the present and approaching
season, Which he will dispose of at very reduced
prices.
He has also just received great variety of
.7raer1cap GErGK.q.IfS, STRIPES; CHayfBR.9YS
very fine, and common SHIR7INGS and COT
TON EARN, Of all kinds, which he will sell az
low as can be purchased at the Manufactures
EF9 He respectfully tenders bis sincere
thanks to his friends and customers, and solicts
continuance of their favors. April d.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-06-05
NOTICE..

FHE subscriber thanks his friends for
L their encouragement in his late busi-
uess.-IIe has now determined on establish
lng HOUSE under the respectable title Of
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HATS.
OF THE NEW ESI FASHION
Benz. and Solomon G.. Weaver.

No. 81, lhames- street,
HAVE just received, fifteen boxes OF
Il L HATS from New York and Boston, selected
10y one of the firm
Their assortment BOW consists of greater
variety than they before offered to the public :
namely
Mems Beaver, elastic satin Beaver,
Castor, plated and felt HATS-Youths'
and Children's Beaver, Castor, Plated
and Felt HATS.
The above HATS are OF the newest fash
ion, made of The very best materials, and by the
best worknen, and which will be sold as low, if not
lower, than at any store within thesbt.te. trri, %
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-08-01
TEN SERMONS,

BY JdMES MUIR, d. ID.
IRE nozu publishing by CoT9oM q STEWARf
on the following Subjects, Olz.
No. I-On the signs of the times.
3 No lion repentance, detailing the Gala
nifty at Richmond
No III-Felix trembling.
No. Woods claim upon the young.
No. V-Religion recommended to youth,
rom the inhrmities attending old age.
No. VI-The efusion of the Spirit on the
dav of Penticost, glorious confirmation OF the
gospel,
and his descendants temporal blessings, but
better covenant securing to believers spiritual
blessings.
No. VIII-The Christian Character.
No. IX--Life and Immortality brought to
light.
No. X-On Irresolution.
Each subject to be illustrated by Anecdotes
Those wishing to possess the above Sermons
willpleas to call and subscribe.
&C. Thetwo first are now published, and
ready for delivery--Subscribcrs are respect
fully requested to call or send for them
April ~.
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FRESH M E DICIN E S.
IFY.LI4M HARPER, III.

1p0pHRcARY and DRUGGIST, Aler-
cadria, Fairja1 Street, opposite BRYAN
aSuPS0A'S, AID nert Door to JN0
LL0YD.S-
TTAS lust received in addition TO his for.
II mer Stock, general assortment OF
MdIcinss of the first quality, all of which he
viii sell wholesale and retail, on as good
trms as they can be purchased in Baltimore
d Pnilaaelphia Country Merchants and
Physicians can be supplied on the best OF
trms for cash, or on good credit. --He
has also received a general assortment OF
Swcical Estrulaents, likewise
Ia. foIlogsing Patent Medicines Otz go
Wheaton, Jsundice Bitters,
10 Itch Ointment,
Cooley's Vegetable Elixir, for Coughs,
Colds, Asthmas, Consumptions, &c. &c.
Rawson's Worm Powders,
Thompson's Toothe Paste,
Essence of Mustard,
Sings Itch Ointment, SC. &c.
Gs The highest cash price given Tor
Snake Root.
March Z.