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!oseph Vaudeville,


Corner of King and Fairtar Streets
HIS FOR SALE,
las Chest liz and Ia Chests new
Teas
Gunpowder, Imperial, Hyson, Young
Hyson, Hyson Skin and Souchong
$4,000 10. Coffee
Is hhds. Muscavado Sugars
100 barrels do.
5000 ID. loaf and lump Sugars
ITO barrels New England Rum
Is puncheons West India DO
100 barrels Whiskey
4 pipes French Brandy
so Hogsheads retailing Molasses
80 bags Pepper and Pimsnto
$40 ID. Spanish Indigo
1000 ID choice Madden
500 Id. refined Salt Petrs
Is casks Gun powder.
Which with his usual general as
sortment of the best Wines Liquors
and Groceries, he will dispose OF on
reasonable terms.
Aug 81.
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Wv llHlso, f-'Ao> wv
s Pipes old London P. Madeira
IL do. Sicily Madeira
10 do Lisbon IS
8 pipes and 40 or. casks Sherry :
80 quarter casks Malaga
Is cases Claret
80 chests gunpowder, imperial and
younghyson Teas, Of very supe-
rior quality,
20 puncheons Sd proof Antigua Rum
10 do. northern do.
80 hhds. Molasses,
10000 pounds Loaf Sugar,
$500 pounds bright Nader,
40 pounds Nutmegs,
70 bags Pepper and Pimento,
40 kegs race and gound Ginger,
so bales Upland Cotton, nice quality,
700 pounds Bengal & Spanish Indigo,
80 boxes mould and dipt Candles,
40 do. No. Chocolate,
100 do Pipes, containing 8 gross each,
500 reams writing and wrapping Paper,
900 sacks Liverpool fine Salt,
60 hhds. y. Orleans and w. India
Sugar,
$4,000 lbs. green Coffee.
With general assortment OF other
GROCERIES,
FOR SALE By
Bryan Hampson & Co.
August d
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# Great Britain, 1sball rely upon your

of eyreat Britain, Ishall rely upon your
Cordial support in a vigorous pro'se0-
ton of the war.
Gen,lemeu ofthe House Of Commons,
have directed the estimates tor the
..rv;ce, Of the ensuing year to be LAID
before you, and entertain no doubt ,,;s Of
.onr readiness to furnish such supplies
s q. may enable me to provide for the
great interests committed to my charge
and afford the best prospect OF bringing
the contest in which his majesty Is en-
gagged to successful termination
M Lords and Gentlemen,
The approaching expiration OF the
Charter of the East India Company rem
ders it cessary that should call your
early attention to the proprlety OF pro-
viding eFectually for the future govern
ment Of the provinces Of India
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NEW YORK, January si.
Postscript!

Ia,e and imhortant ne.os from Esrohe.
This morning arrived at this port, the
brig Marmion, from London, which
place she lett the 10th of December, ana
sailed from the Downs on the 18th. she
has brought highly interesting LONDON
papers to the evening Of the 10th :; eS-,
tracts follow. It will be seen that Bona
parte's army has been nearly it not quite
DESTROYED in it's retreat. Capt. Eldrldge
brings important dispatches from Rus
STA, handed him by Mr.. Beasly IN Lon
don.
The late report of the loss of $4,000
Freuchmen in one body is confirmed
Intercepted letters from Eugene Aapo'
leon represent his distressts and sacrl-
fees as almost incalculable. -Four
hundred horses, he says, persisted yes
terday, to-day probably we shall lose
double the number. Whole trains have
persisted at once"
is impracticable to give even de-
tail Of the astonishing events that cro"d
our papers. They present picture
that makes one shudder as 1t Is 6ehelo'
The example of such an immense arms
so soon reduced to every extremity, an'
of such flight, has never been seen
since the memory of man.. Pursued oy
an active, numerous and continually In
crea.ing, ever vigilaut enemy, nothing
short of miracle can save 1t from utter
extinction. We adop, the language OF
the English Morning Post and say
"rhe contamination for which we have
so long painted, may, therefore, now be
considered as achieved The hordes OF
human victims which have been hired
out to Bonaparte by their brutal soVe.
reigns, for the undisguised object OF
massacreing the Inhabitants OF Russia
Tbecause she would not shut her ports
against England, as we have done may
now be considered as annihilated; and
in this awful scene may be viewed the
exhibition of the Divine vengeance, at
length, oyertaking the murderers and
oppressors of their fellow creatures,
constituting forever, most tremendous
example of the Justice of Heaven in
Furnishing the most Infamous invader
and oppressor that ever tyrannlzed over,
or trampled on the rights OF mankind "
A division has been taken in Parlla-
mcnt, affording the Opposition an OPP
portunity to try their strength, and the
relative numbers were only 10 to 1919.
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LONDON. Dec. l.
PRINCE REGENI"S SPEECH

House OF LORDS, Nov. 30.
This day the business of the session
commenced with the usual formalities
Soon after 2 O'Clock, his royal highness
the Prince Regent arrived at the heusc,
attended By the great officers oil state,
&c. when, the members f the House
of Commons being called in, MS royal
highness was pleased to deliver the toll
lowing speech from the Throne:
My Lords and Gentlemen,
1t is with the deepest concern that |
am obliged to announce to you, at the
opening of this Parliament, the continu-
ance of his majesty's lamented indispo-
sition, and the elimination of the hopes,
which have most anxiously entertained
of his recovery.
The situation of public affairs has in
duced me to take the earliest opportuni-
ty OF meeting you after the late cleo
tons. I am persuaded you will cordi-
ally Partici pate Iii the satisfaction which
derive from the improvement of our
prospects during the course of the pre-
sent year
The valour and intrepidity displayed
by his ma jesty's forces, and those OF his
allies in the Peninsula, on so many oc-
casions during this campaign, and the
consummate skill and judgment with
which the operations have been con.
Quoted by gen, the Marquis of Yelling
ton, have led to consequences OF the ut.
most importance to the common cause.
BY transferring the war into the inte-
rior of Spain, and by the glorious and
ever memorable victory obtained at Sa-
lamanca, he has compelled the enemy to
raise the siege of Cadiz; and the
Southern Province Of that kingdom have
been delivered from the power and arms
of France.
Although I cannot but regret that the
efforts of the enemy, combined with a
view to one great operation. which have
rendered it necessary to withdraw from
the siege of Burgos, and to evacuate
Madrid for the purpose of concentrating
the main bcGy of the allied forces these
efforts Of the enemy have, nevertheless,
been attended with important sacrifices
on their part, which must materially con-
tribute to extend tho resources, and ia
cilitate the exertions of the Spanish ma
ton.
am confdentI may rely on your de-
termination to contiauc to afford every
aid in support of a contest, which has
first given to the continent Of Europe
the example of perseyering and sue
cessiul resistance to the power Of France,
ard on which not only the independence
Of the nations Of the peninsula, but the
best interests of his majesty's dominions
essentially depend.
have great pleasure in communicate
ing to you, that the relations of peace
and friendship have been restored be-
tween his majesty and the courts Of ST.
Petersburgh and Stockholm.
/ have directed copies of the treaties
to be laid before you.
In contest for his own sovereign
rights, and for the independence of bis
dominions, the emperor Of Russia has
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TO RENT,

And Possession giuen immediately,
A Two Story Framed HOUSE with
half an acre of ground, at the upper end
of King street. Also, a convenient
Dwelling House with two acres Of
ground at the lower end OF Water street.
Apply to
Robert Patton, jr.
January 20
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Z" The Russians tax.
prisoners !; Wittgeus,,p
day 5000, and took Is I
Platow 80 lpiecss of a
prisoners"
December
SECOND EDl
Rag
MORE GLORI0v
We stop the press To-
our readers the Following
Intelligence.
GoTrEA
! During the retreat Of
neral Angereau, togethe
corps have been compel!
their arms and are prise
Generals Wittgens,sl
agof have joined.
Kutosow with his sd
Kolouna.
Smolensko is complet.
THIRD EDIT
Sun Office, half,
We again stop the r
following additional pat
Government nave ii
ceived accounts fromGCI
November. No despa]
received from Cathcsn
from the Russian armia
iatteriAg description-l
taken 900 men and 2p
the passage of the DOsi1
iensk.
A corps of 1000 men
mand of general Anse,
the marshal Of tha, nan,
deted at discretion to G.
nizow.
The last accounts frc1
dated the 18th Noven
40 wersts to the southu
ko. Nothing at that [.
of Bonaparte.
A manifesto is said (.
sued at St Petersburg
Emperor Alexander sd
ali former acknowIedgd
parte as Emperor Off
more declares, that b.
elude a peace with Il
william is acknowledged
DecembG
1t appears tha, the
stretch Of military frslI
be deemed barbarou.
have, if not completely
Il fatal blow to tie nil
the French army; an:
project. the object Of
rous as he is in militaF
testify overturned, and
been compelled TO rcn1
tenn of tactics, and adj
plan of reireating anda
ing his destructive RI
cow to Smolensk, ltaD1
dy Russians, inspired
change which the bun
had made in the teal
paign, brought all th'r
inlo action, and hoveNI
desperate fury, seudIfi
annoy the enemy in =
stroyinp the roads, u
the bridg es, in ordefa
gress till the frost SET
have accomplished
Government has on
gates to be immediate
Der, for the America
fer sea in twelve mon
The Rover gun.OH
sent into Plymouth
brig Express, which
Bordeaux On the 6lla
We learn from 10
that the British 90"
tracted With somere'Y
for a prodisions guar
the Ievan., for the ~
Iish armies in the We
Peninsula, ard that 4
ed every day to arr"
PoR1'
Arrived the Ron, IL.
Hardy. Bart fro" - ~,
to the North Ame''.
pa'
pHILADELPHI'
Ernaet ola !ene'Jnys
+. We have not
grea, battles; fo ''. ss
Of Bon.parte's situ'r !,
is not in a condition ~ !,
$4,000 men -ln p,
must be 1000 q or |.
that Winzinger0''
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I. u. SIMMS

"ILL continue the practice Of the
w law in the Circuit Court for the
County nf Alexandria. His Office is
above the Printing Office Of the Alex
sndria Gazette.
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Daily Gazette, 2 Dollars.
Country Gazette, ) Dollars.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 26.

Received for Sale,
: SOC Bushels Ground Alum Salt,
5000 do Coarse do.
1900 pounds Seine Irvine,
/ HID. Sail do.
IS bolts Russia duck, lst * %. quail.
10 Do. Ravens do.
$50 Barrels Tar,
200 Do Rozin Pitch < Turpentine,
1000 pounds birthstone,
20 lsarrels Beef and Pork,
8 Tierces and orls Paint OIL,
Sperm and Whale do.
Winter Strained do.
GEO. COLEMAN.
Cameran St. Wart
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Ioseph H. Vaudeville,

Has lust rsceived e for Sale,
10000 lbs. green and white Gomez
90 hogsheads Muscovado Sugar
pipes, Teneri6e
s half pipes, and WINK,
20 quarter casks
5000 bushels Lisbon Salt
5000 bush Liverpool ground Alum
100 barrels Whiskey.
Also,
$500 lbs. first quality Seine Twine
AND BY RETAIL,
200 gal. very old Jamaica Spirits.
January 20.
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was again rspuls.a. nj
to fight a general bat,,.s
conqueror,. to march h.
to Poland, and there ~
quarters, as near GaIIis,1
he had therefore no,hio,
centrate his whole fo,1,
way OF Smolensk, vbir,|
waste F; the bad road, 4
wants the French are h ]
time to come up with \
ma, when he gave them
feated them. Before ~
parte gave the commabsl
went himself with six NJ
Smolensk, on his way sa1
met by Gen. Oertel's d.J
obliged him to return }
retreat by the road \
SmClensk to the ses;s1
by Wittgenstein's adv,,1
beaten, and obliged ,o]
grand army.
." He has now in iron,
asow's, Tchi,chagoG',I
armies, and in his rs,,
with $50, 900 men. !
Z" The Russians tax,
prisoners /; Wittgeps,a
day 5000, and took IS \
PIatow 80 lpiecss of "A
prisoners"
Decembe,
SECOND EDrI
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-09-02

On Tuesday last, captain j. ID. Elliott arr
rived here with 100 seamen and officers, re-
Gently from Boston, Capt Elliott now COM
mandes the brig Niagara.
Com. Perry's squadron returned on Sun
day morning last from Long Point they saw
nothing of the enemy. Capt. Barclay, the
Bri,hish naval Commando, il seems, has
thought it prudent TO take shelter under the
batteries at Maiden.
Com. Perry sailed again yesterday with the
whole foiiia, (the Amelia cxceplcd) He
has now gone TO cooperate with gen. Har-
rson, and act Extensively against the enemy
When our seamcn and soldiers are led on by
such commanders, no doubt can be entertain
ed of the result.
The prisoners taken at Lower Sandusky
say the new ship building at Maiden will not
be ready to sail for some time.
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point such Of the officers OF the five regi-
mcnts authorized by the act entitled an
act In addition 10 tie act entitled An act 70
raise an additional military force, and for oth''
er purposes" and the act supplementary
thercto, passed the fifth day OF July: one
Thousand eight hundred and thirteen, as may
not be appointed during the present session
which appointments shall be submitted 10 The
Senate ., their nest session for their advice
and consent.
II. CLAY,
Sheaker Of tie House Of Representatives..
Z. GERRY,
Vice-Prcsidens q5 The United States, and
PreSidenf Of the Senate.
August 2, l8l3.--APPRoyED,
JAMES MADISON.
AN ACT
Allowing bounty to the owners. officers and crews
ef the private armed vessels Of the United States.
DEif enacted bv the Senate and House Of
u Rchresentanves Of me United States Of
.1merica in Congress assembled, That a
bounty of twenty-five dollars be paid TO the
owners officers and crews Of the private arm
cd vessels Of the United States, commission
cd as letters of marque, for each and every
prisoner by them captured and brought into
port, and delivered to an agent authorized TO
4. receive them in any port Of the United States;
and the Secretary Of the Treasury is hereby
authorized and required TO pay or cause TO be
paid TO such owners, officers and crews OF
private armed vessels commissioned as aforc
said, or their agent, the aforesaid bounty Tor
: each prisoner, captured and delivered as a
forcsaid.
Sec. 2. IND be it further enacted, That
the sum of fifty thousand dollars out of any
money in the Treasury not otherwise appro-
priated, be, and the same is hereby appro-
priated. IL. CLAY,
: Sneaker Of the House Of Rehresenfatives.
L. GERRY,
Hcc-Prcsidcnt Of Me United States, and
Prcsident Of the Senate.
August 2, l8l3.-ApPRovEo,
JAMES MADISON.
AN ACT
To amend and explain the act regulating pensions
to persons OH board private armed ships.
re IL enacted by the Senate and House Of
- Representatives. Of The United States of
.4mericq, in Congress assembled, That the act
regulating pensions TO persons on board pri-
vate armed ships shall be construed to au-
thorize the Secretary OF the Navy to place
on the pension list under the restrictions and
regulations OF tho said act any officer, seaman
or marine belonging to any private armed
ship or vessel Of the United States, bearing
commission of letter OF marque, who shall
have been wounded or otherwise disabled in
the line Of their duty as officers, scamcn or
marines Of such private armed ship or vessel.
III. CLAY,
Sneaker Of The House Of Representatives.
L. GERRY,
pice-Prcsidert of tie United Stafes, and
President Of fhe Senate.
August 2, lsl3.-ArPRovED,
JAMES MADISON.
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WASHINGTON, penn August

From Erie.--By gentleman who lcft that
place on Wednesday last, we are informed
that Com. Perry would sail on that day with
the whole Of his feet, for the head of the
lake he having received an additional num-
Der of scamen, few days previous. The
Ohio, Amelia and Trippe, were going along,
as transport OF troop vessels, and carry one
large gun each.
The enemy's fleet had not appeared for
some days.
Gen. Mead had dismissed the militia that
he embodied there.
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,n.atine thi. tsehty third Is hr,l' N
ns. 80 C onr lord one thousand eigne'
ing ! 80; H. mr., rem, to be fully complea'
ed and ended. 90, the day
and date iirs, above written,
w THOMAS p UL. + >.
Stoned sealed and delivered IN tn
.,,Isnsso Of GEO. G. PRESBoKfl
IN consequence Of the above authorlt.
,ss.ed in me, arising from contract
r,i,b Mr.. r Paul, hereby appoint tnf
s,llowinr pcr sous the only agents 'or the
sals af psu,,s Columbian Oil, In the CITY
- baltimore, viz. DR.. Edme Dueatels
sign Of the Golden head, NO. 20 Ma,
ss,.srreet. Messrs. Henry keerl q
Son, Druggists, sign Of eelsus's head q.
No.;ass Market-st. near the corner %
IHoward-st. Doct. Jesse Talbot, Drug
rest. corner of Hanover and Market-stS
Messrs Warner and Hanna, stat.onera'
corner of Gay and Market St.. Mcssrs.
G. sR. Waits Lottery Office, corner
ofst Paul's Lane and Market-st.> a.
Miltepberger, Stationer, No 70 sign
of franklin N. Howard-st. Messrs'
Iobn & Thomas Vance, Stationers' NO.
ia Market-st-M FeRs7 Point ny
Dr.. Henry Derry, Druggist, No: 5
M.rke,-st. and Nathaniel Knight Sta
TONER, Fell's-street.-Cty Of Wash'"s
TIM Mes,rs. David OFT, & Go. Drag
e;sts-phRaarlhhia. Mr.. Thomas Love
st Dr. Edwin A. Atlee's, No. 70 Norti
Atb St. John Y. Bryant, Druggist
Corner Of I'd and Pine.Streets-!ere
miah Morris, Druggist, No, 29S Mar
ket.Street--Stcphen North, Druggist,
No. IS High st. between I'd ana "a
streets, Mcssrs. Crowl & Segar, DR. 3
p;s,s, Market st.-Etuu York, Messrs
Iohn s Thorna. L. Clark, Druggists
Maiden Lane, Messrs. Laurence 4
Reese. Druggists, Pearl st. Messrs. u
&R. Wsitcs's Nos, SO and "a, Maiden
Lane-York Town, Dr.. John Fisher
Drug -,danatolis. Messrs. Childs &
sna~-Gsmge 7e7vn. DR.. John UT
Drus-IGucaster. DR.. Samuel FAM
nestock, Drus.-HarrisbHrs. Dr. JONI
c Wrestling, Drus.-East0n. D Tho
mas H, Dawson: Drug.-Petsreburg
vug. Messrs. Love and Cutler, Drug
gists.-Hagerstosun. DR.. Frederick NIL
Observation-Disclosures. DR.; 3ohr
S. Miller. ,Druggist-Hnehes'er. Mess
John & Abm. Miller, Drugg.sts.-Han
ooer. Messrs. Frederick * VIM. Sauer'
mann, Druggists.-CGrHsle. Dr. Joh'
Fahuestock, Druggist.-Brook phe
Montgomery COY Mr. Brice Gassaway
J. AND INALExHNDRIA, ET !,
RICHARD H. LITTLE, Druggist.
Also, wholesale or retail, at my Drug
and Patent Medicine Store, No. 10
sign Of the Mortar, Centre Mari'e'
Space, Baltimore.
JOHN LOVE.
March % law3m
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RAN AWAY,

Last August, NEGRO MAN
SLA +, SC!PIO. He is about q
years OF age, 6 feet or 8 inches higa
OF yellow complexion, has a down
look wnen spoken to From the in
formation, got from his wife, who
ran away with him. he is lurking ahou,
Mr.. thomas Lees Plantation about
miles fom Alexandria, where she was
taken last. will give Fifteen Dol
i~rs Reward 10 any person that will
BRING h'm home, or Ten, if secured in
Jail SO that / get him.
William Tompkins.
SpoNylyani: in Co. wln
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LEES ELIXIR.

A sovereign remedy for colds, obsti'
rate coughs, cataraghs, asthmas, sor
.shroats and approaching &C" symptoms
Messrs. Michael Lee, IL Co.
You are at liberty to use my nams
~ TIVE accommodates of Lees Elixir
a. from repeated t ials l have found ii
IN excellent remedy for colds, coughs
&c.
RD BARRY.
Baltimore, June 20, 1910.
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TIS
Dr. S4NfORp'.'.1
DER OF the BARN, 1
and tishly appto!,,::a. \
ci.ns of distinguish n
rent parts Of 'n' u
proplie,ori is 20" =
tito the FACULTY ID
persusa;on, thai T0!r1
% the choice Of n'p'l
&c sra,ifcd in &c :. u
,reparstion.~,n', r ,;s
certainty OF W., 4
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The above af''." I'D
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ut of retail on. a'',ssffcl
hants ard private II
''''. James <! Ken,
Bookseller, -
,Ncxanisin.
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'Fairfax'co1u,,ls,I
, i WILLIAMSON
commonwealth. ;as
for the County afsr!.'s'''
mayors, bailiaa s ass
rro.ughs, within i,
Virginia. Where,
late Tailor, and Dahl
sen. yailor, for ,bi,c
Radcliffe, sheriSd',1
comPlau'ed on o4,b J
that Elijah Grabsn, !
to the Jail ofthe co a,'
Court thereof, for a.,
cured in the said n
Superior Court, to
County Aforesaid, All
to be tried for the
And also a negro usn1
mitted to the said b
runaway. She saidL
cy, and tina, she bail
Tomkins near Frei,il
nia-did forcibly, AL
means, open the dor \
the night Of the s7s1
therefrom, and tina, j
without the kOowlets|
against the will Of ,Ia|
KidUell, and Daniels]
foresaid, and are ns]
These are therefor. n
commmOnweaIth. to n
olyou,in your respeet,'
ard precincts to mako
way Of hue and cry, /
Grayham, and negro
and her having found,
take and safely Convey.
her to be safely ccm,
Fairfax county, there
he and she shall be !
by due course OF law.
hand and seal this !SrI
ser 1912.
w. De
Nov. 80
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J. A. SMITH
Market Street, F. Point
. LEES

Genuine Essence & Extract OF Mustard
a safe and effcctual remedy for A.
cute and Chronic rheumatism, Govt,
Palsy. Etm5ago, Numbness. White
Swellings, Chiiblains, Sprains. Bruises.
Pain in the Face and Neck, etc
Extract ofa letter from Sir. Nehemiah
Gregory. agent for the Proprietors,
dated Norfolk, (Va.) July -, 1912
Messrs. Michael Lee e Co.
Your essence Of Mustard is highly
approved Of by number Of persons OF
this city, who hav> had occasion to ap-
ply 1t in cases of Bruises, Sprains g..
You may send me further supply ::
also, send me some more of your Anti.
Bilious Pills, as they sell we'll the
whole OF your Medicines arc in consi-
derable demand. Yours truly,
N. GREGORY.
Lees Ambitious Pills, for the pre-.
vention ofbiiious fevcrs. SC
Lees Elixir for violent celds, coughs
SC
Lees lnfallible Ague and Fever
Drops.
Lees Worm destroying Lozenges
Lees Itch Ointment, warranted to
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7. w, HEWITT

WILL practice as an Attorney and
counsellor at Law, in the Inferior am
superior Courts Of the Counties
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