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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-11
PUBLIC SALE.

s. UNDER the authority Of Decree
OF ihe Circuit Court Of the United
States, Of the District of Colnmiia held
at Alexandria, in the the case Of Samu-
81 S. Thomas, against the heirs of
Richard Areil. The Subscribers will
expose to public sale on the pre- m ses,
on Friday the 2sth day Of this month
at 5 o'clock in the afternoon-that va.
luabie half acre of ground, situated at
the intersection Of Prince and Pitt
Streets in the Town of Alexandria, on
tho south side of Prince and the east
side of Pitt Street. For the accommo.
datien ofpersons disposed to purchase,
it will DO laid OF ana sold in small lots
Of a convenient size for building ~
One third OF the purchase money will
be required in hand, and on tho residue
a credit Of three and six months will
be allowed. to be secured by good en-
sdersed negotiable notes, and lien on
the property sold.
R. I. Taylor,
P. c.. Marsteller.
Jan. -. cots.
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THE CHRONICLE,

AN ANNUAL VIEW or HlS7oRr PoLr
7Ics e LITERATURi,
FOREIGN AID DOMEST1C
By JOHN f.. HALL, tate of Baltimore,
Assisted 10y several Men OF Letters. =
This work will be devoted 10 the toll
lowing subjects 81. An Annual Histo.
tory of Europe-s. A Congressional
History of the United States, with oc-
easional notices Of important proceed
,inss in the State Legisla,ures-a. Pub
lie Docu,nents-4. A Register Of Re-
,narkable Occurrences-5 Biographi-
cal Sketches of persons distinguished at
the Bar or in The Pulpit, in the Close
or in the Fields. Proceedings OF lie : mt
ed Societies, at home and abroad-7.
An Annual History of Literature. TO-
reign and dome.tic--s. Essays on Mis-
cellaneous Topics & Poetical Effustons
80. Statistical Reports.
Price six dollars per snnum-Ie %
nublished in four quarterly plumbers.
rP The Editors of federal papers
arc requested to notice this advertise.
ment to receive subscriptions, and
transmit them to Mr.. Moses Ix'xAs,
the publisher, at Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, Oct 50.
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Fro,a The I'r0u REGISTER.


On Saturday last, son of colonel
Peter s.. Schuyler, of Watervliet,
was skating on the river, and unfor-
tusately broke through the ice. His
sister, Miss Angelica Schuyler, see
ing the danger hes brother was in,
unmindful of every consideration. but
urged by the natural impulse OF fra
ternal affection, rushed to the fatal
spot to assist him, but became her.
self the victim of her tender affection
for a beloved brother.-She was
drowned in attempting to save her
brother. who was himself fortunate
". rescued from watery grave by
the assistance of some other persons,
who. alas, eamc too late to save the
amiablc and affectienate Angelica.
whose lifoless corps was taken out OF
the water.
On Thursday evening Mr.. Mor-
gan, was drowned in carrying the
mail across the river, on the ice from
Albany. The mail was saved.
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HYGELa aCaDE.NY.

HHE public are nfasmeG TIA. p,'-
suant la ali act II tho Viigini l..
gislatdre, giving authority 20 certain
Commissioners, 10 seII,he pubic bW!d-
ipgs formerly occupied by the di.tiic.
Court at Hay. Market, in the County OF
Prince William, Virginia, A purchass
of said buildings has been made by an
association of gentlemen, with view to
eonvert them into a seminary OF learn
ing; for the government whereof, a
numberof the most respectable pc, sons
in the adjoining counties have been re-
gularly constituted a board Of Trustees.
Having been then duly appointed and
instituted, the Trustees have proceeded
to the alteration and repairs ofthe build
ings, which are now in readiness for ths
accommodation Of more than one hum
dred students. They have engaged
professor Of the dead languages and
bellies lettres, & one of the mathematics
* higher branches. Both gentlemen Of
liberal education and experiences as
teachers. The course Of education will
comprehend all the branches of litera.
ture as pursued in the Eastern Collie
ges; Git being intended to apply spcedi-
ly for an act of incorporation, iDstitu,iig
the seminary a regular College, with the
power of conierring degrees. The
Trustees have likewise engaged gen.
tlemsn of the first responsibility aud
moral character to act as Steward and
take charge ofthe boarding department..
On this account they will ever have it
tn their power to regulate the price of
board at the lowest rate; and farther,
will be enabled to confne the students to
the observance Of regular hours, and OF
al the rules of the institution. The
school will be opened on the first OF Ja-
nuary ensuing.
Of this situation, it may be confident.
ly said, that no place in the union COM
mnes greater variety of important adj
vantsges for the above mentioned object.
The respectability and moral habits OF
the neighborhood, the uncommon health.
fulne.s of the place itself, its contigulty
to rich farms, whose superfuity of tho
best meats, and all other desirable arti-
cles of living, must reduce the cost
whilst it increases the comforts of board;
added to the circumstance of its being
under tho fostering care of we'll fitted
persons Immediately in the neighbor-.
hood, whose duty and interest must alike
prompt them to solicitous attention to
its welfare, leaves nothing to be desired
BY parents, who feela natural regard tor
the future advancement and prosperity
of their SONS.
By order Of the Board.
THOMAS TURNER,
Pre.idext.
EDMOND BROOKS,
9evrrsuyy'
Hay-Mcrket, Dec. 81 6"l
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Runaway
January ii.

From the subscriber. living near Pc.
hiek Church. Fairfax County, Virgi.
nia-A Negro Man named HAMLET.
- years Old, about S feet 10 inches
high, slender made, smooth face, COM
mon complexion, with two scars On
his neck oecasioncd by the Kings evil
l will give ten dollars reward il taken
within the District Of Columbia, or &c
dollars if taken 90 miles from Alexan-
dria, or 40 dollar, if taken sixty miles
from Alexandria and secured in the
raol Of Alcxandris, or delivered to 10.
seph Sanford in Alexandria.
Edward Sanford.
Jan. IL. colin.
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From the Buffalo Gazette.

Last Friday, Mr.. Robert Cook.
while passing through the Hall OF
Cooks Inn, in this Village. receiv-
ed a rifle ball. discharged aeciden-
ta}Iy by . soldier in the adjoining
room. The hall entered near the
upper part Of the hip bone, and has
lodged probable in the trunk Of ms
body. The Surgeons are OF opinion
that he will recover.
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NOTICE.

a GREEhBI.Y to former Notice,
~ the Commissioners met At their
Oaice in fredericksburg on Saturday
the e4.h October, and declared ioortn
dividend, in the case Of James Smith, OF
six per cent. payable at Dumfrie. ~ the
Trustee, on the first day OF January
next, to all the Creditors that have doiy
established their clsims.
Timothy Brundlge,
-, AssigHee.
Dumfrie,, Nov. iaxtiS
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For Sale

III hi. Store, lower end Of Prince. Street,
40 barrels OF Rhoue-isiasd greenlas,
and N. York pipen Apples,
SOFT shclled Almopdsip bags or retail
Excellent Butter In firkins OF retsil.
Onions and market Baskets.
Loaf & brown Sugar, Coffee and Teas
INWARD yarn Stockings and Mittels
ohelbark Nuts i,
geo bushels Of excellent Potatoes.
50 bushes Turnips.
Spanish Segsrs IN boxes
Cavsndish chewing Tobacco, with a
number OF CIDER Groceries
A. Willis.
January II 81"
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MELANCHOLY ACCIDENTS.
Ydrnlenth. G.. Cod, Dec. 81.

Last evening, in attempting to
cross Bass-river. the following per-
sons were drowned Anthony ba-
ker and wife. of Harwich; Aaron
CroweII's wife, Of Yarmouth. and
Hannah Baxter, Of Dennis. daugh-
ter of Eb. Il. the boat being leaky.
the women being frightened, the
boat upset, and i were lost out OF
six.
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Thirty Dollars Reward.
Jan. lj.

Thirty Dollars Reward.
A BSCONDED on the night of the
"a 9Th instant, Negro Slave named
RODERNK,
Aoout 81 years of age, feet Z or 8
inches high, is a likely negro with small
features and down look, he has been
several voyages 10 sea and had on a
sailors dress Of new black ackst and
trowsars, and took with him several
other articles Of clothing-his parents
lave at SALISBURY, Somerset County,
Eastern Shore CT Maryland, where it
is possible lie Is gone The shove re-
ward will oe paid for experimenting and
returning hln to this place with Al,
reasonable charges. Masters of ves-
sells and others are warned against
narrowing or employing hiIa in any
way ualer the sevsrsst penalties OF the
Law. go
William Fowle.
January IL.
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This day is Published By
COTTON q STEWART,

PR.aYERS
or THE
Ripht Rev. THOMAS WILSON, D D.
SO years Bishop Of Sodor K Man.
Selected from his works, and dIgSs'eu
into forms, suited to private persons
and families.
By the Ken. VIZ. MFADa:
WITH AN APPENDIX
Containing Prayers on. Of the holy
Scripture, arranged under various heaas,
and suited to the Various feelings OF tha
hesrt end the various situations OF hu'
man life.
January 4
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Hat Mandatory.
AARON HE w E s,

=
TAVING removed his HAT Ma
HNUFACTORY to King, second
square above Washington street. near
ly opposite to Mr.. I. w. Pe5ton's
store Respectfully returns his thanks
to his fric nds and the puhlic for past ia
vcrs, and solicits a continuance oil
their patronage, ard hopes from long
experience and as';:lnity and atteation
to give general satisfaction.
ne HAS ON HAND
A general assortmest OF
FUR HATS,
OF the best kind
ALSO,
Wool Hats,
Ola very superior quality.
June 90
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GEORGETOWN, (Col.) Jan. 8.

GEORGETOWN, (Col.) Jan. 6.
FIRE-Yesterday morning be-
tween i and o'clock, fire broke
ont in a livery stable belonging to
Messrs. Renner and Bussard. which
was entirely destroyed together with
a number Of valuable horses and car
riages. An adjoining building was
likewise consumed,,, and several con-
siderasIy damage.i. At its com
meneemeat it threatened much great
er destruction, but its ravages were
happily arrested by the activity OF
cur citizens. The lire is supposed
20 have been the work of some in
cendiary.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

Having taken my brother Hugh w.
Deneale into partnership, the business
will in future be carried ON under the
firm Of
JAMES & H. DENEALE.
Az pc, sors having CLAIMS against
either. will call at their store Tor Pay
m MT.
January IL. o.
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CONGRESS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
lPehorted for the .dlrrandria Gazette.

-
Pehorted for the .dlrrandria Gazette.
SATURDAY, January 3.
Mr.. M.Kim presented the memo
rial of sundry citizens, merchant
iniliers and others, demonstrating q
gainst the restrictive operation Of
the law which extends the time of
Oliver Evans Patent for improve
ments in the manufacturing of -four
and meal. praying relief. The me-
mortal was referred to 4 committee
ofcommeece and manufactures.
Mr.. Chevcs from the committee
Of ways and means, reported a bill
making certain partial appropria-
tons for the year 1918, additional
appropriations for expence Of Con-
gress.
Also, bill making appropriation
fop the expence of the Navy of the
U. S. for the year 1913.
Also, a bill to increase the salaries
of the Secretaries of the War and
Navy departments, Ito a level with
those Of the Secretaries of State and
the Treasury which several bills
were read twice, ordered to be priut-
ed, referred to committee Of the
whole house, and made tho order of
the day for Monday next.
Mr.. Cheves from the same COM
mittee, reported unfaverahly on the
petition of which was read and
eoneurred in.
ARMY BILL.
The House in committee Of the
whole, Mr.. Bib 10 the chair, resam-
ed the consideration of the Bill for
raising an additional military force,
and for other purposes.
Mr.. Clay (Speaker) spoke two
hours in support Of the BILL
General Armstrong is nominated
by the President Of the U. s. as Sc
cretary at War. and Cant: William
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-11

Hoses Porter now cem-
remains Of the Grand
Centre" rice Alexan-
Kissing.
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LgXANDRiA.
EDAY, January ii.

" TO sREw 2
& BODY OF THE TIME
10 PRESSURE.
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xMUEIcATIoN.
MAKER-Nc. w.
5 necessary to the resto-
lace. that some statute
Isscd by Congress for the
British subjects from
shins. and that such a
build be taken preparato-
Culture negotiation
10 aid in a work SO es-
! happiness aud prospe-
United States, the follow
4 draft of a bill has been
4 will answer one valua
least. if it shall excite
IF the Legislature who
sion, to the subject, &
Z be found to exhibit a
Nth some improvement.
ed suited to the exisen-.
esent state Of the two
removing the only MIA
e TO the termination of
gland. The rights Of
uhjeets will be at an0-
mined according to the
public law. and accord
niiments and doctrines
approved civilians. By
be illustrated, that a
etween native citizens
eiiizens. has always pre-
ard TO sOnse points. and
e Of mankind, as we'll
mental principles Of the
et, demand that the dis
q ne preserved.
pirc the navigation Of
~icaa ships.
I Is the undoubted right
ps u the United States
81 islprrssment against
he service of any for
as VEL when they are
ships "a the high seas.
a"r within the terrific
on o The United States:
i' Is thc undouhted right
D nation in times Of ac-
nr wal. 10 demand aud
onal sew ices OF lis 0wa
is or citizens, in sush
SHALL deem expetiient /:
P. when Great Britain
TAR, and the u. States
the United States at
Pat Britain at peace. it
Tor the helligerent to
FRY Oft from the neutral
or elsewhere. seafarins
are the natives Of tie
Try, or others who are
Pets or citizens of the
And whereas, from the
language aud the SINH.
raranee and of manners
dcuit to distinguish the
be one country from the
he other ; and it is ne
ne security of the siti-
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|CAUTION.

kit notes TO a large a
lie Banks of Baltimore.
! Virginia and Farmers
! found in the possession
the name Of Collins, in
n'y, state of New-York'
led that he has accom-
parts of the country.
|oner Alert, Blanchard,
BRIT, has arrived at Port
iii Naval Ball has been
in compliment
and Decatur.
Ion papers which we
received announce the
Ecaricl ship Crozimbo
orc for liverpool. Out
h passengers, Ave or SIX
ared. !.
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General Armstrong is nominated
by the President Of the u. 8. as Sc
cretary at War, and Capt. William
Jones Of Philadelphia, secretary of
the Navy ofthe United States
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Hay-Market, Dec. s.-if 6"i
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-16
PROPOSALS

For carrying .Huils efthc United States
sn the foltO,ciag Post ROads, 1oit be
rccefusd at the General Post Office in
rhe City Of Washington, nTt,l the
18th day OF September meat incli-
sire.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-16
IN TIRGEIA.

From Washington city. by Alexandria, Dunn
fries, Stafford c. h. * Falmouth to Fredericks
burg every day.
Leave Washington city every day at p. III.
arrive ut Alexandria at 4p.m. Leave Alexan.
dria at SIP. m. arrive at Dumfres the next morn
ing at O'Clock. Leave Dumfries at a. IA and
arrive at fredericksburg by 9 am.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-16

IttisborO', Chester Gap, Front Royal, Nineveh,
Newtown, and StcphcnsbGrg to Winchester
once week.
Leave fredericksburg every Tuesday at 6
IN. arrive at Culpeper C. H. on Wednesday b,
y. IN and arrive at Winchester on Thursday
by 4 p m. Leave Winchester every Friday at
a. m. arrive at Culpeper c. h. ON Saturday by
5p IN. Leave Culpeper C. h. at D. IN and
arrive at Fredericksburg on Monday by &
| n. IN.
| From Culpeper C b. by Slate Mills, Wood
vile Washington, Pass Mills, Tbornton's Gap,
Mundeips Store and Hawksbill Mills, TO New.
market, once a week
Leave Culpeper c. h. every "Wednesday at z
a. m. and arrive at Newmarket on Thursday BY
o p m Leave Newmarket every Friday al s
a. m. and arrive at Culpeper C. h. Oh Saturday
by 5p. m.
From Fredericksburg, by Orange c. h. Cor
don's. Lindsay's Store, Milton, Charlottesville.
New York and Waynesburg, to Staunton, twice
a week.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-16
Horse Null.

Leave fredericksburg every Tuesday at a.
m: arrive at Gordon's by 10 p. m. at Charlottes
vale ON Wednesday by ga. m. Leave Char
iottesvilie at 9 a. IN. and arrive Mt Stauuton by
10 p. m. Leave Staunton every THURSDAY at 4
q. m. arrive asf1dal bttesvile by D. m. and at
FFedericSs5yI sFriday by Up. IN.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-16
Returning.

Leave fredericksburg every day at 5 p. IT
arrive at Dumfries by 8p. m. arrive at Alex
andria by s o'clock the next morning, and y
Washington by 8 u. m.
From Fredericksburg, by Veillsboro', Bowl
ing Green, White Chinnies and Hanover c. h
t. Richmond every day.
Leave fredericksburg every day at l.2 !
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-05
Medicines.

Wueh are celebrated for the cwe ofnrost disea
sea TO which the Human Body is Ga6ie,
PREPARED oHLr6y The SOLE PRoPRfE ron.
Il. w. DYOrT, M. ID.
Grandson OF the late Dr. Robertson, of Edna
burgh.
DR.. ROBERTSON'S
Celebrated Stonachic Ekirir of Health
[ Price one dollar x fifty cents
One OF the most etfcacious Medicines ever
offered to the public, for the Speedy relief and
cure of obstinate coughs, cold, consum nt;ons
the hopping cough, asthmas, fpains and wind
IN the stomach, removing hadtual cos,iyeness.
sickness, at the stomach, dBcntcries. co,era
mor.sus, severe gripings, I'll summer bowe,
oips mt IN children, &c. Sd
DIR. ROBfRES1>1,S
pBGE7SsLE .NsREaL< or NJ
TURs, Ss.4H7SbV| |< 7iYE.
II is confidently recomnemd AS the mos,
eificacious Medicine, for the Il edy relief and
cure ct all nervous complaining impurities Of
.ne blood, sem kgess, llets and various
!:
o,"P'a'hts rt seed imPropricty
vi !ouui 'ns leasfres, residence
~ wa" cilip 'bdcrate use of tea,
're u"sN.iu use OF mercury, so
III" ussrucue <21 pdman frame, and dis
cases pecehar totc1Aes at a certain period OF
lie, barrenhess, sc. 81.
DR.. ROBERTSON'S
fA7ENT SToMAchIc VINE BITTERs.
-, CPr.ce one dollar
These celebrated and well known Bitters
are composed of pure vegetables, and are par
ticuiariy adapted for restoring weak constitu.
.'o"s' cleansing and strengthening the sto.
"acn' and increasing the appetite; they ar,
extremely serviceable IN all seasons, but par
t'cu'af'y SO on the approach of warm weather.
wh'n the bilious h4bus experience such total
appetite. Also certain preventative
afsrfr
&c.
DR.. ROBERTSON'S
celebrated Gout and Rheumalie Drohs.
Price two dollars.
safe and eiiectual cure for the govt, rheu-
"atisin, lumbago, stone and gravel, gleet,
| swellings and weakness of the joints, sprains.
bruises, and all kinds OF green wounds-the
cramp, pains in the head, face and body, stiff.
ness OF the neck, chibiains, frozen limbs, &c.
DR.. RoBERTSoN'S INFALLIBLE YoRM
DESTRorINC LozENGgS,
A Medicine hishiy necessary 10 be kept i'm all
| tamilies.-Price 80 cents.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-05
Genuine yegrt.le Lotion.

This Lotion is exceItea no other in e
world. 1t has been adiami Xfed i5y RIM, mr.
r'etor Tor sew $500 rope and An,eri-.
application of this Auid, nil "a and mornine r.
WIN remove the most rancdnus and alarming
scurvy in the face 1t is eriec,ly SAFE. *
powerful, and possesses all be good qualities.
OF tllS most celebrated COSMETICS. withont 80,
ct their doubtful effects. Rft is tl,eraior ~. ~
commended As certain and efficacious reme-
-dy, and valuable aud almost indispenssbIe
appendage TO the toilet, and infinitely superior
Cream drawn from Violcts and Milk from
Roses J! Suffice il however, to say. Il "a.
been administered to many thousands in the
United States and West Indies with the or,s,.
est and most unparalleled success, and with.
out evena single complaint of its .inefIicocv
small bottle at rs cents will be found sufs.
Gent to prove its value
The above Valuable Medicines sre Sold bv
appointment of the Proprietor, wholesale and
nond Nps
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-05
eWANIED.
90 Dollars Rewa, d


RAN away from the Subscriber liviag in
Halifax ON Dan X -, on the 81 OF this month,
q Negro Man by fIe name Of
DAN h l.,
And Cook by ipfbfe tsion. lie is very black,
and slow of spfeh, phbout feet 8 inches high,
supposed to bt4AbH6t thirty years of age. Ills
clothing when be left home was, coat & pan.
falcons Of dark homespun flied Cloth, and a
striped waistcOat, ne having but few others
purchased him of Mr. Richard Wortham,
Of Richmond, about winch place presume he
my be lurking. think he may attempt to gel
on board some vessel on a foreign voyage, and
attempt to pass - a tree man. All Owners o.
vessels arc cautioned sgsinst taking him on
board Any person who will spPrehend and
eoBhne him in jail so that get him again, sha "A
be emitted TO the above reward.
ISAAC MEDLEY
Juns ". t.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-05

For cleansing, whitening and preserving the
teeth and gums Price 81 cents per box.
Since tie above invaluable Medicines were
first discovered, upwards of seven hundred
thousand persons have experienced their hap.
py and salutary effects, many OF whom from
the greatest debility.
DR.. Dyott, respectfully so!icits the public to
observe, that owing to the certificates ot cures.
performed through the efficacy OF the above
Medicines, having become too numerous for
their insertion ina newspaper, he has in con.
sequence thereof publish d pamphlets, where
IN are enrolled, in the most demonstrated and
conspicuous manner. the undeniable facts,
igned by ctizens of the first responsibility,
clergy, and members Of the faculty.; AID are
now to be had gratis of him, and his respec-
tive agents throughout the U s.
fresh supply OF the above Medicines just
received, and for sale at the OFFICE of the
VIRGINIA ARGUS, Richmond.
or Take Notice, that each and all of the a.
bove genuine II: licines, are signed on
outside covers with thes ignature of the Sole
Proprietor.
TW. DYoTT, VI. ID.