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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-10
PENITENrtARY, ALh Ausust. ISIS.


4 ND TRANSFORMATIONS Ekeiy ~ r.
"a g x % MEN. who have been condemned
and psrloned by toe Exeeutivs--their ages, o. %,
90 q SO years.--Ons o. them toIerable good Car.
penter---one Cooper--one Shoem sker--and the o.
Their . Piauter<
Those inc!iaed to purchase viii make application
TO the Executive. Four or Eve OF the best Viewers
are now ready 20 weave for customers aud on mod
crate terms Some Of them are capable of weaving
any kind Of
FIGURED CLOTH
For Table Cloths, Bed Covers, Sc.-Wc have still
on hand the vss%sty of MANUrACTURED ARTI-
Giles heretofore advertised for Snie on low terms,
or Barter for R.fIY MITE L8LSto .Hanpfac.
ture.
Country customers would do well to send their or.
ders for NEGROES ShO IS * others bsfore
the fall season commences & the work shall be faith
fully executed. An idea has oae out that
the Manufactures of this place cot well execu-
ted as IN the country; they may not have rs good
polish, but the work generally is faithfully DONE
Slaves are put into this place Cor sale aud safe keep
ing on the following terms, viz:
They are to he furnished with charge of clothes
y blanket 81 IL cents per day paid for their board
in case of their sickness they also pay the expence
OF ply scianand if they should be in need OF clio.
thing 1t is purchased * paid for by the owner when
taken out.
WIN. CAMPBELL,
Geefier and agent.
d..
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70 BE SOJD--.dr PrnLrc .AucaLon
5TRHYED OK SyOLEW

c CIV the night of the 2Gd ult. from Mr.. Hum
~ pirey Gsins'S. in AibemsrIe County, Va.
"A GREY HORSE,
about fonr feet ten eleven inches high stout snd
wei msde, six yeers Old, his tail not bobbed nor We
+. lang, IS natural trotter, and had on shoes al!
round shout half worn.
have bees informed that he was raised near
charlottesville Any person who will give such in
formation Of him 20 the subscriber thai Get him,
shaIi receive reward of FIFE DOLL.9HS
JAMES + JONES.
Union Mills, Fluvauna, Virginia.
September 3, 1918 40
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4 Decree having been made bv tls Co,,,t, co,,r,
o. Hanover, at their last Term. direct,no he
sac o. the tract Of land in the ssd County late The
.,sdenre Of Nathaniel Pope. Esq (subieet 70 Mr..
rpe aower) ct pubic auction, to the highest hid
%oners in the said decree named, in purynsncs
Weeseoi' VIII proceed on Friday, the TENTH dov
o September next, on the enises TO make sale If
the sara tract OF land, containing about four hundred
August 10 81.
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LOTTERY NOTICE,

EVEN THOUSAND DOLLARS Is A STA
4 IIONAl,t PRIZE, For the S5th day Of draw.
ing, ~hieh Wit! be or Tuesday mex, "a. the Penn
sylvania grand state Lottryy the 3Sth day has al
50 - Stationery Pr'zs OF FAVE THOUSAND Doh
lars in SEQ tickets.
The price Of Tickets will sdysnoc from time tn
time, until the cspc'i prize Of $50 is drawn.
The baltimore HospitaL Lonery has resumed
ITS drawlns.--ju seven days Drawn: mure the SIX
Stationary Prizes each Of TEN THOUSAND Dol.
isrs vii, core out every other jsy OF drawing. Al.
50, the Capita Prizes, enc OF 900, and two each
OF 100000 remain undrawn.
ANY orders from the country Cpostpaidl for tic
beta IN tho shove Lotteries, or in the
TRINITY CHURCH LOTTERY
viii be attended to -Cssh can he had tor Prize.
trset' or tor Bans-Notes of other States At tAe
Lottery 06see Of
IL. KURSHEEDT.
8fevv doors bel0zo the Bel Tavern
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srOR SALE, y handsome warran. ed don b,e-iar-
< relied English manufactured Fo~.ins Piece
Apply to III. 3. Biagroye, ut the Office Of the Ea.
quiifr- Aurust27 If
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r.. Tract ofL.H.ND,
Eituatsd in Campbell County on StsHnton River the
property Of Fayette Henry, late decd. & common.
'y known byts name ofThe Iiil's Greek plantation
This tract issupposed to contain upwards of ONE
THOUSAND ACRES the greater part of which
tsPood Tobacco Lard. The purchaser will be re-
9aired to pay down one half the amount for which
Il may be sold and to pay the residue in one wear
from that ,ae, giving bond and good security with
Deed ia Trust TO answer the pay ment thereof
ChRlSTOPHER HUNT, Ex'or.
July 90. OF,
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SALES .ap .HCTCTTOM


SALES III AUCTION.
NAJlLL be sold, on Friday the 10th inst. at ~ o.
Y clock, on Shockoe Hill, at the dwelling house
Of John A. ChevaIie, Esq. who is about 10 leave this
City, all his
HOUSEHOLD g. KITCHEN, FURNITURE.
comprising nearly every article necessary TOR the
convenience of gentcci family among which are.
A very elegant end complete set of Table g. Tea
China Beds and Matrasseq. Sophas. Looking Clas
ses, bed and window Curtain7, Tables, Chairs, Blu
reaus, &c sc. &c.
An excellent Chariot made BY Oc!e Of Philajel
pha, with harness for horses; Cows and Cart.
besides variety of articles too tedious to enumernte
ierms-90 dsy5 Credit on all sums above 6 100
Negotiable Notes with approved Endorsers viii be
required. JAMES BROyVN & Co
81 September, 1918. tbs .iuctioneers
TO BE SO} D---.HT PUBLIc AUc1IoE.
IN THE PREMISES, at four o'clock, in the af-
t-p ternoon oi Tuesday tbe I 4th instant.
LOT OF GROUND,
Esing rsrt of the Lot marked NJ in the Plan Of the
Slty, on tie sarre Squrre of Lots that Ser6rool'r
~ are-ho"fe stands II is that yscant Lot living "A
TIE back OF M. J0shua Presf'S Dueliingh ouse 81
IFor6.shop The part intended to be snld rurs 10
ieet on Tth street, which leads to the Market
Ae"se aud 100 feet Fl. Street 1t vii, be sod en-
t:e, or divided into small lots may best suit pur
eoasers- he title is Unexceptonabe
tbR MS-Three, six and nine months, negoca-
so'e notes with approved eudorsers, and Deed of
trust on the property to secure payment Bank dis
count WIFI be allowed for prompt payment.
JAMES II. LYNCH, .gtlct'r.
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that 1t cannot be expected TO nave any
great weight IN the procuring a peace.
~ trav ling distance OF two or three
hurdred miles through the country in En-
gland, and c'nversing with the various elias
ses OF people N country towns. IL was bv no
means difficult to discover that the manu-
IN cturcrs aud ali the mddling classes, ere
anXicus for the restoration ufa peace wi l.
America. It is only the great farmers, the
Imonopclzing merchants aud The navy, that
wish Tor a cont Huance OF the var
The British government calculates ON =
division OF our Union, whenever orr govern
.nent shall have undertaken To collect direci
taxes. II Is. perhaps, not unfortunate that
e'ley are so creduiouS, and have been so ca :
SLY gullea as TO believe our political squad
Dies will hare that pcrncious tendency :;
because they must be eventually umdeccived
and, in measure dscomhsted. by reason of
the steps they may take, founded on such
belief
shall take TIE freedom to pronounce nv
sincere conviction that the small amount
OF revenue Obtained By admitting Cargoes ct
Hritish manufactures into some of our nor
thern sea ports, via Lisbon, can but illy
compensate Tor the evil of permitting this
trade. 1t gives Sf!rfng to English manu-
tacturers, and causes them to cease com
piaining--lt stops the mouths OF Thousands,
VINO would, Otherwise, soon be crying aloud
20 their government 10 make peace with
America.
They are now, n various manufacturers
in England. putting up goods in the Portu
guese stile, with Portuguese marks, Sc.-
These so to Lisbon. and thence in neutral
vessels to this country. This traffic, If per-
mitted, will be pushed to a Great extent :;
and by it, many British merchants, a few
American spectators, and one or two plia
bic collectors will be greatly enriched, at
the expense of much greater prolongation
OF the war. and Of the blood and treasure
or the country. Those few who have lately
adventured British gnods from Liverpool di
rect to the United States, with the avowed
intention Of giving and paving the bond re
quired by law, and vet getting an adequate
Pre- tit out of the consumer, have acted at
least bolder, If not more honorable
part.
The expenses of the british government
have greatly increased since the commence
meat OF their war ith tie United States,
and they will amount, in The present ve9r,
co the cnorT Gus sum of 100 900, 600 pounds
sterling. They have had to borrow Tor the
service of this year, above fifty millions, to
wit
Raised by way of Exchequer bills, H5.775 N,
loan m June, 27.OGO 900
Vo'e of credit . 800 900
Additional vote OF credit to be cal-1
led for within the year, either & 100000
or millions,
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q IN the sth day OF October next, WILDE offered
y for sale publicity On the premises, that valua.
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VESHE subscriber residing at his fathers, " ilian
IL Buttons, in Henreo county, offers to the pub
lilo his professional services.
% September Z. 81
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NOTICE.

n PETITION vii! be presented to the next Gen.
IN ersl Assembly OF Virginia, prsying t.,st law
may pass for the establishment OF Town at Buck
ingham Court-house.
September epomp
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EARNING.

WANTS A SITUATION. single man, who
w perfectly ondsr'tsnds the suscriutendance s.
proper management Of Farming--the culture OF
srra. Grain, Clover and Grass seeds Of dRerent
ki.d aad who has had great experience in Penn
sylvauia--iikewise in Yirs.ins
An letters postpaid and sent to this office for W
C.. shall lie duly attended to.
~ q No Gentleman need apply but such % sra
d,srased to give liberal encouragement He has no
objection 10 going to shy part OF the u. Ststes.
Sent. 7. ertf
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n ~ inursuay me 80 INST the subscriber VIII ex
W pose to sale, at his residence in Powha,an Coun-
ty, or valuable slaves, ali his Household and
Kitchen FurDture--bs stock of horses, cattle and
sheep Among the horses severa, full bred
WADE MOSBY
Septen,be-7. a,
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~ OLGA pe,oon wiii be preseule0 10 lne
IL next General Assembly OF the ntate Of Virginia
praying that an act msy pass. disconnuing the in
specton Of Tobacco at Byrd's Ware-house in the
city OF Richmond. WADE MCSBT, sr.
. September T. v3v\
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-07-22
20 y -tke- V-&SeHs.n =
Matter Of Fact Anecdote.

Di1fbcT " race v1HcCuoIc.
During the present blockade Of Newton
don, the celebrated DR.. +. 49,, of Hartford,
Connecticut, made visit 10 the former
place with view of examining the state Of
the Notifications, sc. While there, he con-
cluded to deliver discourse--a crowded au-
dience attended, principally composed of the
soldicrs and sailors on duty there. The DR..
tool. for his test Fear God, and honor the
King ;" In the course of his sermon he had
frequent occasion to repeat the words of his
tcxt.---One of the sailors belonging to tho
Macedonian was observed to be very restless:
a, length, on The Doctor once more repeating
the words, Z" Hon6 the King" the tas could
no longer restrain his indignation, supposing
the Doctor alluded to the King of England
---hc rose up and audbly exclaimed Fear
God and honor the Congress but let the
hing alone !" at the same time looking very
angrily at the preacher. The audience were
so much agitatcd, and an orderly sergeant
stepping up TO the gallery, ordered the sailor
TO be quiet or he would turn him out of the
church--the sailor sternly replied, by Us
il the lubber says SO again, III pull him out
Of his bunk. "--Negv.Jersey ESser Patriot.
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POST.MASTERS

WILL take notice, that the following Public Off
~ GERS have been authorized to frank, and TO re.
ceivc hcir official letters free, since the publication
of the Post Master Generals Instructions, in 1870
The Adjutant aud Inspector Generl, Adjuant-Ge
missary- -Gencra of Ordnance, Commissioners of the
General Land Office, Inspector. General, Physician
and SurgeonCeneral Quarter. Master General, Vac.
cins Agent--and the Commissary General, Commis-
sioaer Of the General Land Office, and Quarter Mas
ter.0encra, are authorized to transmit all their let
ters and packets, by mail, free of postage.
GIDEON GRANGER,
Post Master General
CT The several printers who publish for the Gen.
cral Post Office, will please to insert the above in
their respective PAYERS
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UlsfTgc, Of R1ode- -Zsl.n1.
TN pursuance Of a warrant from the Hon. David
A Howell, Esq. Judge of the District Court TOR
Rhode. Island District
thereby give public notice, that shall sell at
Public Aucton,to the highest bidder,on Thursday,
the 29th day Of July inst at 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon at the Rope Walk of John r. Jones, in Provi-
dence. 1887 OK Hides, Tin excellent order) 10
bales Of Horse Hides, do Of Calf skins and of
Deer skins.
And at O'Clock in the afternoon Of the same day,
at Lewis Peck's wharf, 335 seroons. 25 bales and
IL casks Of Tallow, and about 1000 Cattle's horns
And also Friday the 30th July, inst. at 10 o'clk.
in the forenoon, at Buffers wharf, will be sold the
brig Harriet, Of the burthen Of 247 tons together
with her tackle, apparel and furniture, her arms and
stores.
Conditions Of sales will be made known at the pla.
ces Of sale.
EBENEZER X. DEXTER, MARSHAL.
Providence, July 2, 1913.
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GAS-LIGHTS.

TINE Subscribers, Proprietcrs Of Letters Patent
u from the President Of the United States, for the
IMPROVED 0.fS-L.f1fP,
for lighting Manufactures. Mines, Mills, Theatres,
Lght-Ilouses, aud other buildings, with hydrogen
Gas, or infamable air. produced from Pit Coal, in
more agreeable more safe, and less expensive man.
ner than has hitherto besn done by any other meth
cd, having it now in operation in building in New
port, X l. and in the Cotton Mandatory OF Mr..
SETH BEMIs, in Watertown, (seven miles from
Boston) which are now brilliantly illuminated every
night with Gas Lights, to the exclusion of every 9TH
er artificial MEANS they respectfully invite gentle
men concerned in manufactures, &c. to call and
view it in operation, and be convinced of the utility
and advantages of this improvement. The Gas APP
psraus is very simple in its construction, and so ca
sy in its management, that any person OF ordinary
faculties may be taught in two operations, to
manage every part of it efectuasly; and the trouble
will be found infinitely less than that of trimming and
tending lamps candles to afford the same number
of flames
The Gas Lights are in no way offensive, but very
agreeable TO tie eye and will be fotnd extensively
useful in every situation where much light is rcqur-
ed, especially in Cofton Manufactures, in as much
as they are less expensive than those kom tslow or
oil and free from the inconvenience and danger re-
sulting from the sparks and frequently snuffng Of
lamps aud candles, circumst stances tending greatyt
diminish the hazard Of fire, and proportionably to
reduce the rate Of insurance buildings and mate
riais subject 10 that destructive element.
Contracts will be entered into for furnishing and
putting up the apparatus in manufactures &c. i'm
medately on terms highly advantageous to them, by
applying to DAVID MELVILLE, Nerport, or
May OF. WINSLOW LEWIS, Boston.
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Mems and Children's Hats,
GEORGE UANTON:

GEORGE U.aNION,
LAS just received, for sale at his Book and Hat
AA Store-a great variety of Mems, Youths, and
Chdren's HATS. made at the Boston and other fac
tories, in the best mannerall of which can be sold
at prices unusually cheap.
The assortment includes mems superfne Beavers
Beavers and Castors, with wide brims do. cheap
Castor and Nspt Hats; youths and childrens black,
drab, and fancy colored Beavers from the very low
prices to the finest quality, and fom the smallest
to the largest sizes; mems and boys common and
best felt Hats.
Also, jist receircl-4 boxes PAPER.IIANGINGS,
suitable for rooms or window curtains with wide
and narrow Borders; I box low-priced Papers
which viii be sold cheaper than usual
For safe, as observation-disclosures, Of every
kind in use. BLANK.B0OKS-Smth and Jones'
Hymn Books, Bibles, SC. &c.-papcr, Qulls, aud
other articles OF Stationary. April %
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9DDetrp
FROM rnE BOSTON PATRIor.
LINES

On the Death Of Catfain laurence.
ETHE troubled heart is overwhelmed with grief,
What words what language can afford relief!
There's naught, alas the feeble tongue can say,
Will wipe one mournful, sorrowing tear away
Thy early fate, Oh! LAWRENCE do We mourn;
From all that's dear in life how art though torn;
Though young, heroic, enlerprzing, brave,
Consign'd, untmely, TO the lonely grave.
Thy country mourns, and long shall bless thy name,
Thy deeds shall fill the brightess page OF fame;
In characters of pure, untarnishd gold,
To future ages shall thy worth be told
'rwas in thy country's cause thy life thou gave,
TO purchase Freedom on the briny waye:
Columbia mourns in sad and solemn gloom,
AS il in cypress bending DER thy tomb.
Sullen and sad old ocean seems TO roar,
And dash his troubled waves against the shore.
The murmurDg winds in mournful sighs complain,
And minglc grief in concert with the main.
hut since there's naught in earth, in air or sea,
Can now avail, or add one one day to thee;
To that all-wise controlling power,
That guards Us in the trying hour,
We recommend that part in thee,
That is from bondage now set free;
Thy spirit, from the dust shall rise
TO purer mansions in the skies.
And while thou reapst thy country's love,
In noblcr spheres thy soul shall move
Coumbia's sghs shall long ascend
To him who is the widows friend. LolSA
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CRANSTON & SHAW

Offer for sale, on tie most reasonable terms,
TWENTY-FIVE hhds. Of I'd and Sd proof West
l. India Rum,
II pipes Of 4th proof Brandy,
30 casks of first quality London Porter,
IS bbIs. of Musoovado Sugar,
go ditto Of Navy Bread, first quality,
20 ditto of JirS Beef. ditto,
& so boxes Of No. !, 2, and Chocolate,
IS ditto of mould Candles,
Is ditto of dipped ditto,
IS ditto Of Soap,
10 ditto of French Cordials,
20 ditto of Florence Oil,
10 bales Of Cotton,
us ditto Of Caesie,
20 casks Of first quality American Gun-Powder,
ditto OF ditto Eaglsh ditto,
bbls of New-Orleans Indigo,
Hampers of Cider,
ditto Of blue and white Crockery Ware.
$40 empty w. o. Hhds, new,
90 ditto iron bound ditto,
20 dozen green handled Knives and Folks,
SO ditto Of Hose made particularly for the West.
India market,
ditto Of Chairs,
few kegs Of Oat Meal, Scotch Barley, and
split Peas.
ALSO,
$500 bushelsof yellow Northern Corn,
600 ditto Of white ditto ditto,
l400 ditto Of Virginia ditto. Juiy8
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Neyport Sboe- Store and
MaaJacfoy,
No. 100, THAMES-S STREET,
TOHN III. DAVIS.

WTH0 has recently received from Boston and
w elsewhere, large assortment of Lads and
Gentlemen's, Misses and Youths Morocco and
Leather SHOES, of almost every description Tie
has those of the first quality, which he will warrant
aud recommend--slso, quantity that he viii sell
at reduced prices.
He also has his Shoe Store supplied from
his Mannfactory with BOOTS and SHOES, which he
thinks he pronounce of superior quality to any
which are made in Newport, and Of the latest FASH
ions, as he employs number of experienced work
men at i,oot-making, and several excellent workmen
in the manufacture of Ladies' SHOES, Of every des.
cription.
Those Gentlemen who may wish TO be fit
ted ta their measure with Boots Shoes will please
leave their measures at his shoe-store, at his
Manufactory in the of the same with his fore
man. Ladies wishing to be fitted with Grecian Slips,
or other Shoes, viii be waited on by his soreman,who
will take their measures, at the shortest notice.
He returns his thanks to his customers for
the patronage he has hitherto received and hatters
himself, by the exertons he has made TO procrue
good workmen, and the best materials for Boots and
Shoes, he shall receive further patronage.
n. b. An assortment of Morocco, OF all
coiors, Binding Skins, Boot-Web, Cord and Tassels
&c.
s.s All orders from town and country will
be attended to. Nav 90.
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Removal from lis to l42.
CAIER TPIpp

TAKES this opportunity TO express his sincere
J thanks for the encouragement he has received
from his customers, and 70 inform them of his re-
moval from his former stand, to i42, 7aames-street
directly opposite .,fary-sfreef, two doors south Of
WM LANGLEY, Esq and lately occupied by Major
SYLVESTER RBsowSELL--where he offers for salc,on
sreasonabe terms can be purchased in this town,
general assortment Of gentlemcn's fashionable
BOOTS, SHOES, and PUMPS,
OF different sizes, qualities, and prices.
.ilso, just received--a new supply ofladics' and
children's morosco SHOES, Of the newest fashions.
which are warranted to be Of good quality, and
will be sold on as low terms, at any store in New
port
.stso, for sale--webbng. Cord, Tassels, Binding
skins, and Morocco for lining boots.
u lie carries on his business as usual, and fiat.
tcrs himself that he furnish those who favor him
with their custom, with Bscts, shoes, and Pumps,
that will be equal in quality to any manufactured in
this place, and at prices that cannot fill to ssit his
customers. Newport, May 6, 1873
TAR, PITCH & TURPENTlNE.
Tor sale BY EIEAzER REED, jr. on Lypn's.whf
a 28o bbis. Naval Stores, consisting Of Tar.
Pitch, aud Turpen,ins !ulylS.
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A SADDLE, With plated knobs and stirrups, and
n ths kertlc broken. Said Saddle has been miss.
;nr since February last The will pay libcr.
al coward to any pcrson who viii isaye il at this Of.
Gee 'Hse ~
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LOST,

N the road between Mr.. Brownel's Tavern and
the Long-wharf, Gold Masonic Breast Pin
Whoever may find tho same and win leave il at tho
Office OF The r. J. Republican, shall be suitably re.
wsrdcd, and receive the sincere thanks OF the
err July g.
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APPRECIATION.

WE, the undersigned, do hereby certify, that
having in various used Dr.. Rebeitsons celebra.
ted Fdmih Medicines, which are now prepared by
DR.. r. ~. DyOs., Of Philadelphia, we have found
them highly serviceabe in our families, and partica-
larry eiicacious in removing those complaints tor
which they prescribed, We feel assured OF theH
excellence, and consider these medicines valuable
and well worthy the attention of all fanailies-ih
testimony hereof VIC have affixed cur respective s'g-
n,,ures David Jores,
Late chaplain to General Wayne, Chester county.
Edward Ayers, y. ID. NJ No. ll2,Norh Fii'h sueeA
Edward Walling,on, No. 9. Queen street
Nathaniel Bayne, No. IS, North Front street
John ID Nelson, No. 95, Race street
Adam Vance, No. 20. Christian street
William Julian, No. CO. south Fifth street.
Jacob Slough. No. l8i. Noble street.
Jacob Huff No. SIS, Calowhll street.
Il. L. Broslasky, No. 81. south sixui street
John Shreeyes, Jr. No. IS, Coates street
]. umir, N. r. Corner Of Pace and Tenth street.
Hanab Burden, No. SO, south Front street
Thomas Rose, Tam-lany street, near Fourth
Preston Goodwin, Market street, near the Brags'
James Hrsnson, Burlington County, y. J.
willirm Hollinsbesj, 6.s~lccs,eF County, NJ.
Enoch Eldrdec, Gloucester County, \. J.
Christopher Drcsher, UPPER Duban Township, (Pa.l
Joseph Heu-y, Near NorTistovn NIonNoner, cs1ffss
George Enges, Unitei Sisias ArssneI
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