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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-11

SECOND DAYS DRA"lNd
CT THE
POTOMAC e SHENANDOAH
Navigation Lottery.
NoYEMBER 81, 1917.
No. ssele, prize of s 10000.
Nos. 1888 1855, prizes OF 5 80.
IS prize, of S y and As2 OF S TO-
TIE third DAYS drawing will be or
Tuesday, the of December.
Prizes remaining in the wheel.
| of 8 1909
I Of 10000
of $500
Of 1900
10 of lGO Tickets.
Is of S Loco
20 Of 500
Presen, price of Tickets 8 and 10
risk of losing, until the 18th day o.
driving. -.
Tickets in the above Lottery, ard ~
the Medical College, Susauehannah Ca
nal and Vaccine Institution Lotteries,
GRAY.
November 80.
PRESTfyfsG
zurpn At TuIs oHRfGBs
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-11
Lawrason and Fowlc,

OFFER ron SALE,
The Cargo Of the sohooner Combine,
Captain Trip, OF
100 tons Plaster Paris.
And the Cargo Of Schooner Industry,
C.pt. Smith. being
200 boxes Mould aid dipt Candles
so barrels prime Boston Beef.
- barrel. Tanners Oil.
December g..
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-11
2o.eoo Dollars.

THE first drawn numo.r on the
next, cling thei5th days drawing of tn,
VACCINE LOTTERY. will bs emit
lied to one of the four capital prizes OF
Twenty Thousand Dollars. The l5th
days drawing VIII take place onTgcs
day, the Sd of Nocsm,er, after whic h
tire drr wings will be continued not less
th;0 threc times in each week, until
finished The wheels yet contoin
+ prizes OF 3 10000
: 2 Of $500
9 Of 1000
Z Present price Of Tickets 10 dollars.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-11
10 RENT,

10 RENT,
A Commodious Brick DWELLING
HOUSE, on Spacious Lot, upper end
Of Cameron Street. Apply TO
John 8. Laid,
VIM ha, for Sale, just com. TO ksnd,
One Box, yard wide Irish
LINEN, assorted.
December 2
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-11
STE AM BOATS
FOR SALE.

TIE ALBANY STEAM BOATS,
Hops and Perseverance,
Wit, :heir Machinery, Tackle and APP.
psrel. THESE boats having run only
one season are in the best order and
repair. For terms apply to the Pm
tiers, o. to II. BLEEcKER, Capitol Hill,
Washington.
Nov 90
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-11
C,Ii.U MHi \ IN x,

- = =. - - - i - ksNN'
GEORGETOHT.E
SESHE subscriber has the satisfaction
: to inflrm his friends and the pub.
tic, ia: he has removed to that elegant
and coum.dious four ,ry dwelling on
Water Suect, where be has At conelde-
cable expencs completely equipped him
self e.: tne entertainment OF those VINO
may pio2se 10 favor him with their Gus
tom. 7'nr situation is healthy, convent
cat and aErccb!c.-lhe house is large
ard in every rcspccr wei! calculated lor
an Inn the rooms we'll finished, and fur
n:shc,. IT, neat ard comfortable style ;
the out buildings are all new and con-
yeniens. He fatters himself that in e.
very respect his accommodations will be
satisfactory.
Joseph Semmes.
Nv. % dim.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-11
a1tGd to Hire
Nv. %

= a1tCd to Hire
A Woman OF good character who can
cook, wash AID do the work Of family.
There are no small children.-luguire
Of fhe Printer.
oct
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-11
RA1s1Ns CURRANTs, AZ
MoNDs. &c.


just Rsceired By tho Subecsibs~,
10 boxes Msscatel, and bloen RID
sons.
use pounds fresh Curr,n,,, BY the
pound.
500 pound. soft and hard shsllsd Al
monds.
700 pound. nice Pine Apple Chsess.
5000 pounds best Goshen do. in casks
and boxes.
30 kegs Srandywine & Bcllona Gus
Powder assorted.
so hegsheads brown Sugar.
MISC,
$50 sides soal Leather.
1000 pounds Seine Iwine.
Joseph H. Vaudeville.
Dsct. 3. dl0s
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-11
For. Sale or Hire.

ANEGRO Man, who IS accustonn~
ed to taking care of hor.es and driving
a draw, he also unesr':ands Coarso
sho,.m. king .pd working II Garden
App at the Oascs OF tae Ha1ss'e'
DeCcmbsr A.,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-19

GPORTS Of the TURF.-On the 2Sth inst. there
~ will be a sweepstake run over the New
Castle ground. mile heats free for any horse, catch
upon each, the winner oblging himself to take $500
for his horse, if required by any OF the gentlemen
running horse, each person having choice to the
purchase according the standing Of his horse in the
race. To this there four subscribers at $50
each. The subscription will be kept open until the
day preceding the race--and the 29th there will
be subscription race, for, mile heats, agreeable
to the rules of the Fairfield Jockey Club. l cannot
say the amount Of the subscription, of
any friends have subscription papers have never
seen; the one i'll my possession has S29 subscribed
TO itEach person running horse for the subscrip-
sion race will pay 90 dollars entrance money.
This subscription will be kept open till TIE even
Ang before the race. e. LII. BALL.
Hanover, Newcastle, Msy Is, 1879. etp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-19
ykyEN DOLLARS REwARD-.lsunsway from

FENEN DOLLARS Observation-Disclosures from
the subscriber, de eth Dec last, dark muatto
Woman named PATTI, about "a years Of age. She
Formerly belonged Mr. Soutalps estate of Charles
Cty-thence to Mr.. VIM. X. Cogin, of the said
County, who at present owns her child and from him
was sold to NJ. William Fulchcr-who sold her to
Niess's Fitzwysonn & Potter, of this city, aud after
short time was re-soId again TO the said Mt. VIM.
1u'chei, from whom purchased her in Oct. last
She had on when she went away blue cloth habit *
blue handkerchief, with white spots that She
wore round her head. She is about five feet or 8
snehes high, mild spoken, rather slender made
whoever will deliver her to me, shall receive the a.
Dove reward, or five dollars to secure he in any ail.
niat may get her again.
BENJAMIN WOLFE.
Richmond Feb T.. 2awtf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-19

&SHOES--Tohn Heson, OPPOSITE Mr.. Samuel G..
~ Adams, has lately received general assortment
OF ladies, misses and childrens' Morocco and kid
Shoes suitable for the scason-Also on hand ., 900
par OF various kinds, which he will sell wholesale
or retail H low as can &c purchased in this place
Ladies Morocco Shoes from IS Cd to Is Cd per
pair.
May s. epAw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-19
.Ey OR sALE-Sfn PLANTATION on Finni.

kFOR SALE---my PLANTATION on Finne
n Wood, upper end of Meeklenburg containing
~ late survey, go acres, about 800 OF which has
been eearcd--the balance is finely tnbered, and is
tSe best Tract Of Tobacco Land that is within my
knowledge.
This land was purchased Of the Executrix Of Bait
.tsnes deceased and adoins the lands of Mr.. Stokes
tIate Genl. kennou's,) VIM. Hunts, WagstnR's,
IsnssePs end Mrs. Hogan's and will be shewn at any
sme by Mr., Hunt aud the terms rladc known b,
application to . I NEIS SON.
9sssionburg, s1arOhe7y ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-19

An RS Me- SON has removed to the house near
!ve the Washington Tavern, formerly occupied
ty William Writ, esq She continues TO accoInmo.
safe gentlemen and ladies, residents CT vsitants of
Che City, with Board, &c-Her situation is now very
convenient to gentlemen in Il street
May T. 1noaw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-19
LINE HUNDRED DOLLARS REIH.aRD.-

Y y Ran away from The Subscriber, on the 9th day
Of March last, Mulat,o mani by the name of JGck,
" ell built, about FIVE feet inches high, twenty
sight years of age, toerable shoemaker, and has
been much in the habit of driving waggon-he has
fore teet, broken of-ore Of his wrists broke and
crooked, and his right leg pretty much shot with
small shot, which will shew very painy--he has been
seen on his way making for the western country,
and passes as a free man by the name of John Re-
WILL having obtained a pass from black free man of
that name, which written and signed by John
Taylor, the clerk OF the county court of Orange
Estate of North Carolina. Amy person who will de-
liver the aforesaid Mulatto to the subscriber at
Hsboro, in the state aforesaid, shall receive the
boye reward, a, nh reasonable charges paid, from
the time of his being taken until delivered.
LEVI Whitfield.
Hilsboro', 18th May, 1872 9tp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-19

EhR. TRENT has removed to tie brick tenement
e on Shocke Hill, directly opposite the house of
the late Chancellor Wythe, and the next door above
Mr.. Mirts,
MAY Is. .---- 2t
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-19

Ri OTiCE-The subscribers to the association for
AS building Church on Shockoe Hill are requ-
xcd to pay into the hands OF their Treasurer Mr.
Charles j. MaSmurdo, OH before the 26th instant
twenty five dollars on each share, being the second
snstalment thereon.
The Committee.
May 8. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-19

ySNO BE RENTED---and possession given inn
a medately, store, counting room and cellar,
5n very centrical part of the city, nearly opposite
abe Bell Tavern. and excellent stand for bust
JOHN MAYO.
Nav ~. st
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-19

y EMONS-Just received by the Brig Henrico,
& from Lisbon, So Boxes Lemons, for sale by
n. * j. DICK s. Co.
Nay %. At
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-19

U AND-OFF!CE, April Sth, 1SI2.-In pursuance
IL of an of Assembly passed the lith of Fehru-
AIRY, 1871, entitled " IN act to amend the SeVersi
Lagps concerning eschsatS," hereby make it known,
sha the two following OF land situated in the
county of Prince Edward have escheated 20 the COM
monweaith, as appears by the certificate of the Es-
nhestor of sad county, dated the 18th March last,
VIZ. for 30 acres, of which John Graham is said
TO have died seized-he other for Ais acres, or
less, of which John McMurrs7 is said to have died
1aOssessel of. =
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-19
May 8.

W. ANTED to purchase or hre---,a Woman a.
w bout %, that ie good Cook * washer. APP
ply to the printer.
May s. at
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-19
CHARLES BLAGROyE, ReEr.

The Editor of the National Intelligencer will in
sert the above advertisement in his paper for six
weeks successfully, and transmit his account this
department for pay ment. -- C.. b. o.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-06-29
lMESTIC.

NEw-YoRE, June 30.
Gen. Bloomfield, gen. Stevens, col. Wilt
liams, col. schuyler, aid number of other
military officers, went on board the Presi-
dent this day at noon, and the Argus is un-
der weigh, and signals have been flying ON
board the commodore; but no arrangement
or orders have, transpired. Statutes were
fired from one of the forts and the President,
in honor of the general.
.f9re %.
The news of War produced hustle ON Sa.
turday more easily imagined than described.
Com. Rogers sent the Argus to the Hook with
orders for the Congress and U. States frigates
not TO come up.--LieUt. Perry was stationed in
boat ut the Narrows to prevent the desar-
ture of single vessel, as it was believed the
Bclvidcre and Tartarus were still off, It is
said they are gone.
The President went down at FIVE yesterday
morning, in company with the Pow haitian
Mrs, Gen. Moreau is passenger in this vessel
Com. Rogers has here under his command
the frigates President, u States, Congress and
Essex, the sloops Hornet and Argus The
Constitution is hourly expected.
/. The commodore, in an address to his crew
on Saturday, told them, the time had arrived
when the country required their services.-lf
said he1 there are any of you unwilling TO risk
your lives with me say so, and you shall be
paid off and discharged. Every man buzza'd,
aud said they would stand or fall with the
Commodore.
Yesterday morning, the frigates Presi-
dent, Com. Rodgers; United States, Com.
Decatur; Congress, Capt Smith. sloop of
war. Hornet, Capt. Lawrence, and brig Ar
gus. all sailed from this port on "A cruize.
This American squadron got to sea about
half past P. NJ.
We understand the Commodore received
his instructions yesterday morning, by an
express from the Secretary of the Navy
4Ner. .1dv.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-06-29

err, and by some. in connection with the
leaders of the Wing administration. We
sh luid not be surprised if this vas to be the
case; and at all events, we think such
change will take place as will lead to re
moval of those measures which have been
the most obnoxious to your government.
On receipt of the intelligence respect
ing the Embargo, cotton advanced Id. I'd.
per Id. rice Is a SIS. per cwt. wheat Is. per
bushel, and -four IS. per Dbl. !; but other ar
ticles Of American produce were scarcely
affected. Since the death of the Chancellor
of the Exchequer, however, all business has
been at a stand, and we doubt if more than
former prices could be obtained for cotton
on grain and rice the advance is maintained
At foot, we quote the prices of the principal
articles; but>they must be considered nomi-
aa!, as nv business will probably be done till
something is known us to the formation of a
new ministry"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-06-29

deceased, as were due to his public and pri-
waite virtues. and the justice and hbcrali,y of
Parliament. The next day so. 000l. sterling
was voted unanimously as IA provision for the
family, and an annuity of 2o00l. for Mrs p.
The inquiry into facts respecting the opera
ton OF the Orders in Council Continued.
he account of an actual declaration Of
Var by France against Russia is corrobora-
ted by am arrival from Sweden in short
passage; and Napoleon eft Paris for Ger
many the 5th May. Important events may
be daily looked for from the North of Europe
The French depredations on American
commerce has not abated III the northern seas
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-06-29

LONDON, May Ia.
A Cabinet Council was summoned, and the
departure of the Post was delayedt till despatah-
es could be made out, and instructions prepar.
ed for the Civil and Military authorities in eve
ry par, of the United Kingdom, in order that
Sedso7able steps mar be taken for Preserving the
peace throughout the country-and particular,
IN those DISTRICTS where an Unframed and infatua-
ted p,EltitaIe have committed the most savage
oar6arities. We have every reason to believe
the measures taken will be eilectual; as the
military power in tie disturbed counties is en-
trusted to a most vigorous and yet humane
officer, The non. general Maitland, in whose
sagacity, firmness and exertion, the public may
nave the most entire confidence. !, The Earl OF
DERBY and Earl of Stamford have also left town
tor their respective counties, to exert their au-
th0fiy as Lords LieKtenan.s, to restore Tranquil
Hf,.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-06-29
bOSTON, JUNG =
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

A Glasgow paper Of the 10th May, IRE
ceived via Plymouth) gives London dates
day or two latest. Il appears Lord Castle
reagh executed the duties of the late Mr..
Percival, in the Commons, to which body on
the 18th May he presented a message from
he Prince Regent, who expressed the deep
sense he had Of the loss which the country
had sustained in the murder Of the Right
Ion. Gentleman, and recommended that he
II Rege1t) might be enabled to make such
provisions for the widow and family of the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-06-29
Fed. Gaz.
From our Correspondents.
NEw-YonK. Mondnr

NEw-YoRK, Monday, Tuae %.
You will have observed by the Gazette of
this morning, that three Of our frigates, & two
sloops of war, left Sandy Hook on Sunday af.
ternoon. This morning we learn, that before
night they were within four leagues of an enc.
my's frigate, no doubt the Belviderey3 Every
rag of canvass was crowded on our heet and
as the President is a very fast sailer, and the
Belviderc dull one, there is very little doubt
OF her having been captured. -Four heavy guns
were heard after dark. The wind now north.
crly, so that it is not likely we shall hear the
result till to morrow.
Other letters mention that the Delyidere
has actually been taken1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-06-29
Jane, %.

The American squadron, under command
OF Commodore Rodgers, sailed from Sandy
Hook on Sunday afternoon, at about half
past o'clock, and at half past 8 they were
about 80 miles at see, in chase of British
ship of war then in sight, which it is proba-
BILE they came up with in the course of the
night, and will, no doubt, give good ac-
Count of her. 1t being calm all yesterday
we had no arrivals, and nothing came up
from the Hook except Pilot Boat, which
left oar squadron al sea at half past 6, p. M.
on Sunday night under press fsail.
1fer. .dd1,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-06-29
WAsn1NcroN Cry, June IS.
Brig. Gen. HAMPTON arrived in this city
on Monday last. Mar. Laf.


on Monday last. MAJ. I'M.
The proceedings of Congress for the two
last days, although in type, we are compell-
ed TO defer till our next, ia order to make
room for the Secret Journal of the Senate.
The House Of Representatives have been
almost exclusively occupied for two days in
the discussion of the bill partially to suspend
the non-importation act. A proposition was
made by MIR. Richardson to amend the bill
by inserting clause going to a total repeal
of the restrictive laws this motion was lost
by only three votes; there being SO for il
and 81 against it. On subsequent motion
having the same object in view, the votes
we're 50 for it, 60 against Il. After this close
voting, a motion was made by Mr.. M'Kim
to POSTPONE The bill tadc/uiteiy, (in other
words, to reject it) and CARRIED, So votes
to 81. 80 the bill is rejected.
We learn that the intention to repor q
bill for Immediately repeating the embargo
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-06-29
FEDERAL pATRIoT1sM

The federalists used every exertion to pre-
vent war-but as it is declared, they wish Tor
an energetic and vigorous prosecution Of it..
The following no doubt foretels that the first
victory is on our side.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-06-29
(COPY.)
'rreasury Chambers. Mau

ITeasury Ohambers, May 3, 1872.
GENTLEMEN,-I have it in command
from the Lord Commissioners of his Males
tvs Treasury to acquaint you with refer.
renee to your application to this Board re-
Iative to the exploration If Ira 20 France.
that their Lordships have directed war;
rants to be prepared to the Commissioners
OF Customs and Excise, for permitting tea
10 be exported to France at any time with
IN the period Of six months, in any vessel
authorized to clear out for the ports of that
country, 1t not less than one hundred tons
ourthen, and upon bonds being given in tou-
Die the value OF the tea exported, to prove
The landing of the goods there ~ at iayit Of
ne Master Of the vessel, within six months.
and certificate Of neutral Consul, If resi-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-06-29

we have in our possession, and shall pro-
oabiy publish in our next, an authentic list
OF the General and Field Officers of the Re-,
volutionary Army, who continued in service
to the end OF the war, or were deranged in
pursuance of Acts of Congress. This re-
cord cannot but prove highly interesting to
their descendants, and to others; exhibiting.
a roll OF as honorable names IS have ever.
distinguished any. Country, and which, we.
believe has never before been thus pub.
lished. r.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-06-29

DTceHOCh I-0lICT.
THE emperor Alexander is VIGOROUSLY
adverse to war--he is unreservedly and has
been uniformly an advocate of the rights Of
neutTdkS, Is laid down in the armed neutra-
hty of 1780.--Before the battle of Friedland
he declared this sentiment, and stated that
he risked the fate Of his father in asserting
the opinions he had.-We shall see pre-
sently the authors of this new assassinade.]
fuJora
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-03

We beg'd them enough our Just rights to obtain,
To so any further is what we dsdain,
Therefore let's unite firm in heart and in hand,
And those we can't sink, we'll do over ON land
Cho'us.-Then let them come on, boys, &c
Look but to poor Ireland and there you will see
How many brave fellows have died to be free.
So let their sad fate be warning to you,
And stand by each other just, loyal, and true.
t'horus.-'Then them let come on, boys, &c.
Old England you'd best keep your forces at home,
Nor let them too far from their native land roam,
Mayhap the poor devils are starving for bread,
And should they stay longer would soon all be
dead rt -r
ChOrus.-Then let them come on, boys, &c.
We tories, tell you wherever we be,
Ye had best be packing and dash off to sea,
For here, if much longei.ye stay, be asstr'd,
You'll get a scratch somewhere, not easily eurd
Chorus.--rhcn let them come on boys, &c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-03
pRIcEs CURRENT.
CcoRREcrKD wEExLY.l
FoR THE ARGUS.
TRIO TIsc o De s.

The fsilo,cin- Patriotic Odes, NTH some aherati-
p ons and additions, T,ere composed and Sung at
the Raleigh, in buckingham, BY an Hioerno- ps'-
yinian, to a numerous assembly Of Ci6Sehs, oai
rfe Fourth of Jhiy.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-03

o. J yIforgcu's RiRes.
Cb) .gYndgaq 10 enc efJ RS Speeches IN Con-
s5ess IN 1gtich he fgL9s G5oa PE.i.,.s odliedes4s
81 a f'udsh1y.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-03
CODE ~

Ye brave sons of freedom, whose glory hath
spread,
dread,
Stand firm to your posts, boys, and let England
You still are determined TO die or be free.
let them come on boys, by sea or
by shore,
Wen wort'em again as We work'd'em
before.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-08-25
Aueusr Is, 1879.
NEW TEAS, &c.

JOSEPH AEANDEYILLE, corner Of King
and Fai1ar streets, has. received and for
sale,
80 quarter chests Gunpowder, Imperial, Hy-
son, Young Hyson, Hyson Skin and
Soucheng Teas, Of the latest importa-
tons, principally the Leda's very SUI
perlor cargo.
80 hhds. N. Orleans and West India Sugars,
90 boxes Salad Oil,
10 do. MARRIED. and White Soap, of choice
quality,
10 casks Cheese,
400 lbs. I.iquorice Ball,
Wines, Liquors, and Groceries as usual
May 81
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FRESH MEDICIN ES.
IFyTLIAM HARPER, 3r.

Ip0YHEC4RY and DRUGGIFI, lle1-
andriq, Fairfaa Street, OPPOSITE BRY4N'
H83fP S0N'S, AID asrt Door 70 mo
Lf0YD,8-
TTAS Just received in addition to his for.
ner Stock, a general assortment OF
Msdieines OF tue first quality, all OF which he
will sell wholesale md retail OH as good
terms as they can be purchased in Baltimore
or Philadelphis Country Merchants and
Physicians can be supplied on the best OF
terms for cash, or on a good credit HE
has also received general assortment OF
Sretat T4stramentS, likewise
YHe foLowing Pafent Medicines, vtz -
Wneaton's Jaundicc Bittsrs,
20 Itch Ointment,
Coolers Vegetable Elixir, for Coughs,
Colds Asthmas, Consumptions, &c. &c.
Rawson's Worm Powders,
Thompson's Toothe Paste,
Essence OF Mustard,
Sings Itch Ointment, SC. sc,
PIP The highest cash price given tor
Snake Root,
March z,
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