davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-30
FOR TIn. ENouIpER

IL,
VI chance or change, u lie, not MAJ, complain,
Disc Sliau he never. never cease to wall
T. or, from imperial dome, 20 where the ain
Ieala the lone co'tasc IL, tic silent dale,
Ali ieei the assault OF fortuuc's tickle yslc
Art, empire, earth itseif, change are ,loorrI'd:
earthquakes have rais'i 10 heaven the humble vale
Anu euiphs The mountains mighty mass entom'L
And where tue Atlantic rolls, wide continent, have
blOOnl'd
But sure 10 foreign climes we need not rance
Nor search the ancient records OF our race
10 learn the dire effects of tune and elanre
When III Ourselves, alas VIC daily trace.
DeHftfe .EIHStrel, Book 3D.
The death Of Mrs. Scott, the late consort
OF *. NJ. scott, Esq. Delegate from Fair
lax county, mad so chilled and deadeued tho
faculties OF him, who now moves his pcn.
that he has been compelled until this peri
od TO delay an attempt fe6bly to delineate
her Character. and pourtray a biank In so1
cicfy.
III the vicinity of Richmond, she was kno yn
TO few, but none ever with those few. 60
nae known, SO much regretted. Here lct
,ne pause Inc retreat to mcmoryis sweet
IAN fancy myself m Alexandria, or Within
'he reach OF nush-hill, ION either handy
without dropping a tear! No-For the
ndnd OF death hath snatclt'd from society
ono ct its brightest ornaments. Who was
Mrs ocott! The fcHale who when her
ears we're assaiicd by tale Of woe, Wien
ne'ghb0riy wants presented themselves to
her viewg when tho poor, the halls fanished.
NAKED & forlorn, approached her door, (Bush-
iG'i) derived immediate comfort & relief. her
eyes, beanmg radiance, that spoke the
warmth oi the tenant other bosom, loving 70
administer balm of comfort To the Affect
ca. IN the discharge OF those christian du-
ties and pious virtues, (though her us5and
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-30

sTUR SfLE.-----A lot Of Crtrrnd or tho rnain
4 street ~ ti,s citc OF llchuo3,d ncari; orrns,te
lie iIeii Tavern belonging to he eststc 81 ss,n,nci
Coueh, deed istoit Occupied by Ssntcl Bel and e.
II. Staubac Il extends about ~ rec; or he mar.
sjrcetand about hundred beck to q 10 feet az
cy Fer terms Apply %
MpohJAH GREW. FS'or.
JAM - 9LsSs
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-30

iOR RENT, near the Capitol, large and conve-
a niopt Brick House, with stable, pump, sc. APP.
ply to Mr. Geo. Greenhow, to
L.. II. GIRARDIN.
Jan. SO. "
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-30

'ESHE MECHANICKS are respectfully solicited to
meet next Saturday at O'clock TO-. the purpose
OF making such arrangements they may deem most
MT towards the establishing Fire or Hose Company.
1t was nnavoidaby postponed last Saturday on ae-
count of bad weather
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-30
A NIECHANICK.

1T tic Capitol
~ B. The author of the last piece which appeared
IN the different papers in this city, cannot hut lament
ms having been considered being partial to The.
young Meehancks--he expected that every person
who was under the age of Is, or stron. able BODIED
men, would consider themselves as included in hat
notice, neither did lie intend it be particularly
partial to any other persons but mechanicks-iie
supposed that the mechanics of the city of REL
nond possessed not only the means but also the encr
gy to establish SO valuable a society.
MECHANICK
Jan. so. %
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-30

GEN HENRY DEARpoRN, late Secre.a.
ry OF War, now Collector of the port Of
Boston, has been appointed, by the Presi-
dent OF the United States and Senate, a
MAJoR-GENERAL in the army of the Uni
ted States This appointment places that
gentleman at the head of the army Of tho
y. States.-.Nut. Lteiieencer of Jan. IS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-30

~ The Rev. Mr.. Rico will preach at the Ma
sons Hall this evening at o'clock.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-30

Boston, Council Chamber, 14.h Jun. 1872.
SIR am again called on to perform a
duty mournful in the extreme, but CRATE
iui to my feelings, as it respects the weep
ing Richmond
The Legislature Of the Commonwealth,
having expressed in terms which require
no comment, their aHectionate coincidence
:" ON the sudden &awfui calamity" which
befcl that afflicted City, have the. honor
TO enclose their. resolutions on the sub
ject.
Permit me. Sir, to repeat the high esti-
nation and respect, with which l remain
your obedient servant L. Gerry.
It's E-rceiiency.
James Barbour Esg.
Gove'mor Of Virginia.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-30

CT The President of the T. S. is as resolute in
resisting the wrongs of G. Britain as any man in the
nation He makes of his dispositions in this
respect We know, that in the spirit OF franknes:
winch is due to the occasion, he expresses, all oc
casions, his resolution maintain the rights of his
country.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-30

iI5- We leaIn, from an unquestionable
source, that the federal tale of a Caucus at
washington is mere 6u66Le--that there
has been no such thing, nor is there likely to
be-. with view of sowing discord and cor
fusion. The present President & Vice-Pre-
sident Will remain, they please-but if the
meritorious aud venerable Clinton should
WISH TO retire. some high minded-patriot
will be sought for to succeed him-such as
the firm and revolutionary worthy Gerry
Otheps have been spoken of /; for many
men/have many minds''
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-19
ROBERT G.. SCOTT

Z AND ron S.7LE.--I wisI, tn sell Coz acre,
n a Of Land III Aibemarc county. They lie i,p,ne
diateiy on the North River, in a genteei nepjLo,r
hood, aud about six miles from CharlottesSilIe tn
winch place navigation is now nearly extcndld Oftl,e
cleared land, which is about three-fou,ths of The
whole tract. there By estimation thirty acres nj
nat Land ON thr River and about the same a,tant,v
on creek trimming through tle tract. The unsty
81 the rest IS varous-sone of IL poor. and cXhausf
e. ny 'rJwc'ous management Though of this tlrro
IS but small proportion but tle greater part WHAT'S
called In tbs country, good and grain laul-the
part in wool rs esteemed excellent high igul The
improvements are inconsrrable, consisting only OF
two log dwelling houses, with out-houses r,,cte
~ the satne manner, and small framed barn but
there IS on the tract and within 60 yards or y sIrino
OF excellent water, as handsome scitc to build upo
as any IN that part of'the country, commanding On
eXtenetye view OF both ranges OF uOuntans--the
Bite Ridge aud South West I think this proDcrtv
worth i2Ool, payable n this roanner-one tl,rd II,
CASH, and Tie baance in two equal annual payments
hearing interest from the delivery Of POSSESSION.
sl'n expect good personal sccuritJ--1 require no
hep upon the land II sold before the st Of January
1873, possession will then be given otherwise Il viii
be rented out till can fnd purchaser.
juno 10. IL
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-19
June 10.

ATOTfCE-Thc Subscribers. having .cns,;ssd !.
" Executors to tie last VIII and ireS.anent
James Lyl Sen. deed, regucs all those ind. Oh
to HIN either NV Bond or other wisr or -o'e
immediate payment The Office Der jmst
House in which tile la:e BIr. L. 'S pt IN ~.
place. -, &c res .ded ~ tI:
for &c ca rSIuT' sy the se. s Sa. 9f this n
I'll and ki 99s Of DC said e e sex
''n"h ''o'H o' Ce%' and Horse 'Urn'turs Also a
ymERT SIR AIjAA5
RlcHARD b. GoObr Bxecu-
p. g. Nv ,to,e &c ;1Gnehestey, Jne I2St 'o rs
It necessary should travel T., y. such, as to make
- ~ order 70 repairit; Mr. TsrI ntry Tor few
ness Of Al d frIe authority TO ra", 0. Ssnners
possess Lye' estate in my sbseoee :, u kos
June 10. Il y CooDE, H.,
2sw4Y
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-19

tofure received from you, were transmitted
10y his excellency to the Secretary OF State,
who has expressed his particular approba
ton otthem. and there is no doubt that your
able executions ofsnch ,a,ssioa, as have
above suggested, would give claim not on
|ly ON the Governor General, but Oh his Ma
jesty's Ministers, which might eventually
contribute to your advantage" Who can
doubt, after reading this, that all his Males
|ty S Ministers, &c particularly Lcrd Liverpool,
then Secretary OF State, were fully acquaint-
cd with the mission of capt. Henry, aud that
they actually instructed sir James Craig 10
hold out to him Il reward for his services
But the matter does no, rest here. After
icaptain Henry arrived IN London. and SUBJ
mitted his claims for remuneration to Lord
Liverpool. his Lordship, in the above letter
which he directed his Secretary. Mr.. Peel,
TO write, expressly recognises the services
OF the captain. He speaks OF thc ' ability
and success" with which he executed the
mission. and states, that 7" he is convinced
the public service will be benefited by
your active employment in public situa-
tion. In another letter, in the ihand wri-
!! ting OF Lord Liverpool, addressed to sir
George Provost, now Governor General 0f
Canada, on the 10th OF. September last. he
lsays.-"I now fulfil the assurances which /
have given of statingto you my opinion of
ene aDlnty ana Judgment which .Mr. Henry
has manifested on the occasions mentioned
in his Memorial, and of the benefit the pub :
lie service might derive from his active en-
pl0yment in any public situation in which
you should think, proper to place him.
Here Lord Liverpools entire appreciation
of all that capt. Henry had done, is fixed
beyond the possibility of doubt. Nay more,
so highly did his Lordship estimate his SER
vices, that he recommended him to any pub
i'c situation sir George Provost should think
proper ~ place him in Yet does this same
! Noble Lord now, come forward and solemn
ly protest, that his. own hands, and those OF
his colleagues, as to this affair, are entirely
tree from pollution This may go down
with those admirers of his Lordship's. adni-
|nistration who reap the fruits OF. the perfdi-
GUS measures they are pursuing but Ger
tain.are we of this, ,, that no honest man will
! give him credit either for his assertions or
his solemn protestatons, when evidence of
SO glaring description is starting him in the
face.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-19

a tAUT1ON--Ow wing to false return upon the
" conditional Decree, and consequent want Of No
ice To the subscriber, unexpected sale was late
ly made OF the Estate caled Towimuue, in the
County OF king w niau--wl,ch sale the Subscriber
expects, on the farest ground, and the positive
proof oil erfur, to set asiie and therefore thus
pub!ick'y cautions all PERSONS against purchasing
the sad Estate from under John Bassctt Esq. co
whose bid tlie same was cried out
FEHUINANDO FAIRFAX.
Shan Hiil, Jefferson County, June 10 iawGvp.
HREE HUNDRED Spanish Hides. 50 Barrels
u cut iIcrrings, 4 10 Bales Spinning Cotton Just
receives, and for sale by ~ 49,
sdae q. "'A" "'DN"'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-19
NEw-YoRE, June 3
, IlATEST PROM pNRI11E Al.

LATEST FROM PORTUGAL.
Yesterday arrived at this port the fast sailing ship
Mentor, Capt. Barnard, from Lisbon, which place
she left on the itb of May .' -,
r. Capt. b. informs us, it vas reported at Lisbon,
that another battle had been fought between the
British and French Armies in which the latter lost
between and 1000 men.
The Embargo was not officially known at Lisbon
when Capt. B. saiIsd, but ships the Eric, and q.
ronoko) had just arrived in the Tagus from New
York, having sailed the morning our Embargo
REACHED here.
Markets were very good at L.shon----nour %
dol5' rice from 10 to ~ dolls eoru from Q and IA
hall TO dolls. At Catliz, -four was 81 dollars.
.JTer 4Iz
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-19

IL The members OF the " Society O. Friends Of
me Revolution are requested to meet at thu,
w Washington Tavern, on Saturday next : O'Clock.
20 rake arrangements tor celebrating the 9Th of Ju.
y - WILLIAM ROBERTSON. Sec,,v
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-19

IENWENTY DOLLARS REW.3RD, will be Civ
en- TO any person who will apprehemd and have
30 secured that the subscriber gets linn again a mu-
ia ,s man named AM, belonging to the estate Of
ni'"op Madison. lie is so GENERALLY known chat
minute description is Unnecessary but for the in
tornat'oh OF those to whom lie may not be known
.hefollo~ing description will be sufficient Sam WIS
VIII Pron"oly ethc name of Sam Warrington,
avn attempt to pass nc free man. is about IS years
OF age ieet, or, inches high, square built and
rather robust. lie carried with him variety OF
clothing' and among other things suit of black
oroau cot'' nearly new, and of superfine quality
~ IS supposed he M attempt get either to Peters
purS, h'chpoPd, or Norfok-the former being the
most pfobab:e place to which he will 60 All per.
sons, ana more especially captains of vessels, arc
,oiew warned s'ther comccaling conveying away
san teio", as any thus offending shall be dealt viii,
to the extent of the law.
- ROBERT C. SCOTT.
y, , % 10 June I9th, 1872 wit
~. The editors of the Petersburg Intrlligcn,er
ana Norfolk Herald, requested to give the oloye
an insertion in their papers each week for p
month, and transmit their accounts to the sub cier
Tor payment. nd
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-19

had been eniploycds also stated that he had
been recalled. When this agent was en,-
ployed, Sir James Craig expected an inn
mediate attack on Canada but the mo-
ment his apprehensions of AN attack on Ca
NADIA had subsidized, he lost no time in recall
ling him.
Mr. Whitbread wished TO know what
measures had been taken when ministers
were informed that this agent had inquired
into the disposition of the Fcderalists, as it
regards WARP
Lord Castlereagh in reply said as the
news of the recall of the agent was received
at the same time as Of his employment, no
particular disapprobation had been express
sed at Gen. Craig's conduct who had Ia
ken the step as a measure i'll contemplation
of an immediate attack upon The colony I;
for the defence of which he was responsible.
AS soon as the danger appeared to be dimi-
nished, he recalled the agent.
Mr.. Whitbread said he was not salts
fed, and intimated his intention of making
q motion on the subject.
In reply to question put by Mr.. Pop-
sonby respecting the letter of Ryiqnd %
which recognized the +" cyither," to be used
in the communication
Lord Castereagh said he had searched
Tor this letter from seeing it stated in the
newspapers, and could fund no traces of it.
OKOEKs) IN COON
HOUSE OF COMMONS, April 90. :.
Lord Stanley, after review, OF the dis
astrous effects of the Orders i'll Council, on
every part of the Empire, moved that the
different petitions from Birmingham, &c.
&c. against them should be referred to a
f. committee of the whole to morrow. 49,,
Mr.. Rose expressed his satisfaction that
the time was come when the subject could
be fully discussed. He then went into an
able and minute investigation and expositi-
on of the whole subject of the Orders, and
concluded by declaring, that he should de-
plore their repeal ); but as some inquiry was
necessary to satisfy the public mind that
the distresses complained of by the petit
oners did not grow out ot those orders, he
should not object TO the motion.
Messrs. Barring and Brougham both con-
demned the policy Of the Orders, par;icu-
larly as they affected the relations with A
iperica; and were replied to by Lord Cas-
tlereagh and MIR. Stephen.
Lord Stanley inquired, il in case the
inquiry should shew that the Orders In
Council were a principal, cause Of the pre-
sent pressure, Ministers would refuse to re-
scind them
The Chancellor of. the Exchequer (Mr.
PerciyaD said, even if it appear that a
great part of the temp ,rary pres sure for
this single year was to be attributable to
the Orders III Council yet. if it were found
that there were other concurrent causes
and that the pressure was merely tempo
rary. he Gould not say that he could pledge
himself to abandon tie system.
The motion was unanimously agreed to,
and the committee were ordered to sit from
day to day.
Z
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-19

OF LGss nights s,,nik-The Ren,b,ican mem.
oers o the legislature oil Massachusetts have met aud
unanimously recommended Madison as r. and Ger
ry as V. z. OF the u. S.
ne snip E.olus arrived at n. Y. from Newry-
left it 18th May--oxy Embargo NOT tTer soowo .,
Newry, but letters reed from, London statiug a r,
mour tina. an Embargo wouId be laid on all Amer;
| can yessels in British ports
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-19

60 The brig Regent arrived at NJ York. Left
bardeanx I'd oi May. Markets for coonial proeluc .
improving Chased twice by British oruzers, Lut or
tnued to arrive from Spain
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-19

q: BTttain-Iti is not probable that The rc.nlt will
that there has been some ontrareiv of prio in ,s
senate as tothe timo, the nGnncr, s. extent Of war
some we're postponmgh tilt the Autumn Others
thought u'et we had waited long enough Some
room and idnd-room Some were for n V,or .ya;r.,
6ofh others, against one only. We have seen y
lefe from VI &. which leaves room to believe.
that these subordinate points Of opposition are ias,
melting away We can have no doubt of the result
viz. prompt, open, y;qorous war ar ,;nst Z.
! Britain" % "'''' y"
Frdnee-ii is said, that the Senate have expressed
themselves IN favor of recall of Mr. BARLOW, unless
Jnsyce y zone us--tIe Hornet will, perhaps, 90
"0v anu Immediately r-tugn With oar minister and
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-01-03
AIN AN ACS
100 DOLLARS REWARD

RAN AWAY on the Both Jun, last e..
the estate of Daniel M'COrly, decea,td \
the county Of WestmorcI.n, sf, state \
Vlrginla, 1 Negro Man named JERRY,
bout thirty-fYe years of age, dark ctmSe'
ion, about six feet high, a bad coultcpap
and remarkable scar ACROSS ks nose, ~
;nother on his head, little above his ,,]
head; he had on homcspun twiiled w.
and cotton round jacket and panta!ooas :.
There is no doubt but be will cfange ls
clothes il is thei eiore thought unne,e.ar
to describe them more p>rticUl riy. III.
expected that he has procured pass, o.
forged certificate of his freedom, as lie va,
from neigh5orhood where there are mar,
free negroes who write, and from whom /.
might very readily obtain a copy of the,
pass. or certificate of freedom. l. is Golf.
IDENTIFY expected that he VIII endeavor 10 vi
to some of the northern or eastern Stats,
He was seen short time Since in the tow,
of Baltimore. Thirty Dollars will be gita
if taken in The county, and if ont ct the sta.
and secured iii any Jail, SO that get hin i.
gain, the above reward and al reasousS.
charges paid, if brought home.
Rlchd. Stuart.
N. B. All masters OF vessels md Other
persons, arc hei eby iorewarned from hartOr.
ing or employing the above described Negro
Man, at their peril, or under the seyereaPsn.
alties of the law. r. S.
September Is 60
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-01-03
FOR SALE,

THREE LOTS OF LAJVD, in the upper
part of Fairfax county, part OF the es-
ta.e Of the late Daniel McCarty, OF Cedar
Grove.
No. l-containing SAT acres
No. S-Containing ss7 acres, and
No. s-Containing $50 acres. d
This land is situate near the Potomac, at
the lower END Of MsCarty's island, distant
from Alexandra and George Town about ! 8
miles; one halt Of each lot is well timber
ed Persons wishing to purchase will make
application to EDGAR McCARTY, at Cedar
Grove, or GEORGE Mason, at Gunston.
Fairfax County, Dec 1873 60
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-01-03
Richd. Stuart.
PUBLIC SALE.

By virtue of deed Of trust from DAMn
MsCARIY, and MAReARETTA MATILDA
SNowDEN, his wife, to us the subscrbss
viii be exposed TO pubic sale, on 5ATvs
DAY, the Ilth day of January, 1912, al
the Coffee-tIouse, in Alexandria,
A TRACT of LAND on the river Pe
N tomac, lying in i,oudoun county, stat
Of Virginia, known as W Cauy's Island, a.
Sugar Land Tract, or SO much thereof as w
be sufficient to pay the sum recorded in sal
deed
This property lies about 90 miles abcH
&c rye own, and the city Of Washlngl@'
and the Island part Of the property, contaH'
ing 800 acres, is known by its productions
be the most valuable and desirable land IN e.
Their the states of Mar, land or Virginia, WIZ
proper cultivation may be made 10 pToouc'
100 bushels OF corn per acre. 4 great pre-
portion Of this tract is heavily tlmbered. IRON
which an inexhaustable quantity OF ship tIIl'
Der, slaves, &c. may be taken The pro-
perty will be shewn en- spplication to MI
John w. Bronaugh, in George own
The terms of sale are--One third cash Cd
day of sale, the balance in three eqta
payments of three. six and nine months, VI
bearing interest from the day Of sale, WIN
two approved endorsers residing in the di'
trict OF Columbia land IS to rsIlSD
bound and be re-sold at ten days notice: {"
default of payment. for so much ready H'
ney as may be sufficient TO raise the baIs'"
then due, and the residue on credit 90 me9
the future instalment or instruments II,
proceeds of which resale is to be in like n4D
ner secured, and this opcrat ton OF res2le l'g
be made as often az such SD ,cesslVe oc's'
shall require conforming eich to the 'e'D
prescribed Tor The first
Elisha .Ianney,
James Keith, Jun. !.
OrtoL.ro saw'
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-01-03
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW PUBLICATIONS..
IND. other Y.ALU.aBLE hooks, just re-
reiued By JAMES KENNEDY, sen. Book
seller, Kiag-street.
CHRISTIAN RESEARCHES in Asia
TO which are annexed two discourses before
the university of Cambridge, aad sermon,
before the society for missions to Africa and
the east Also, the celebrated sermon, CALI
ed the 9 Star in the East ."--by the Reeve
rena Dir. Buchann.
The genuine cpistles of the spostolie Fa-
theirs, St. Barnabas. st. Clement, ST. lgna-
illus, and St Polycarp.
Practical Piety, by Hannah More.
The werks of Thomas Kempis, vols
Orton's Religious Exercises.
The ChristiaA Remembrancer.
Dotidridge's Sermons on Education.
The Say Book Confession of Faith.
Memoirs of Prince Eugene, OF Savoy, by
himself
Claike's Travels in Russia, Tartara, and
Turkey.
Stewards Philosophical Essays.
Burns Popular Directions for the treat
ment of the diseases of women & children,
COPELAND on the diseases Of the Rectum
and Anus
Dictionary Of Quotations.
Ramsay's Life of Washington, addressed
to the youth of the Unitel States.
Washington's Valedictory Address, with
beautiful miniature likeness OF the general
Episcopalian Harmony, adapted to the.
hymn Of the episcopal church.
! Hymns for do.
Bibles & common Prayer Books of various
sizes, in plain & elegant bindings, & variety
Of child, ems B ,oks, with engravings.
| Deceno. er 80 cow
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-01-03
e. Superhne Yellow Bark.

DR.. SANFoRD'S improved POWDER
of the BARK, having been used and hlghl.
approved by many physicians of distinguish
ed character in different parts OF the Unltot
States the proprietor is now encouraged to
offer it to the FACULTY in general, under the
persuasion, that no practitioner OF taste, i"
the choice of his means, can tali to be gratltl-
ed iathe use Of this elegant preparation
In strength, fneness and certainty OF opera
ton, ;tgrcatly surpasses the bark in COM
mon use.
ALSO,
The ESSEN TIL SALT or BARK
prepared by the same.
The above articles are put up IN parcels OF
different sizes, to accommodate the usual
wants of not only physicians, but of retain
druggists, country merchants and privatesfa-
miiies.-Sold
James Kennedy, sen.
Bookseller, and no other person IN Ale1-
padria.