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xSEsERIEDi from tlc Camp ii FoRT TAR, neNc
A y Norfolk, O., TIC All inst
RIOS. 1'URArsR q Joh.w B.aK-cR,
Private Soldiers al t,e zOd liessnel u. States In
tantry;
turner was horn IN N;a1iaoo County, Va. aged 10;
years. ,cet u'el'es Mega; ~ 'id> complexion, black
e, IS, dark nan aid by professor I, sauor
jAk m was bern Ncy-i'ori Essex County, State
OF Massachusetts,, aged - Tears feet 50 inches high
'ar complexion, bue {, n.;ulsaly bot generally We
nian.
The above soldiers have, since their desertoa i'm
'nec themselves on Reeriiits ciEcei 1T tins place
- 60 reen'Sted, 'eeei'co the bou-ty of so
dollars cach, ana. iaac Il escape immediately FIRST
ptosdps themselves With pa 4, OF Ss,c'a blue. ,sn
Keen o'er1lis aud roGuusbout-'i'his ,ir,,t,n thew
WI no uohbt aitciAt TO practise ot,.cr officers
" hue'er viii deliver them both To me III u,,s MACE
OF 10 any oter officer in tie u. y Army shall receive
inc @Dose reward, VI 5 50 Tor either
BERNARD PEyTcN.
A.. o., Capt @Uth Rcst. u. 5. Inf
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4 n CiIAFCERY -Aiecklenbur,g county jun, court
q 1Sli-
Thomas Evans, heir of Thomas Evans, decd. Pit.
Against
James Ch:vous and Jane his wife, William Kerscv an,
MARY his wife, Thomas Brandon, sen'i. and Man y
ret hs wife, John, Isaac and Jacob Chat GUS Wl,,,.
Chayous Susannah Cha,ous, Elizabeth Chavous Ar
Scott and Patsey his wife, Thomas Biyndom IN
and Sarah his wife, and Peter Chavous, who were
children of Elizabeth Chayous. Derts
THE Defendants James ClIayous and Jane his wife,
William Kersey and Mary his wife, Jon Isaac and ia
cob Chavous. William Chavous Elizabeth Chavous Ar
Va Scott and Patsey his wife, who children of Eli
zsbeth Chavous not having entered their appearance
according to the act OF Assembly and the Rules of this
court, and 1t appearing to the satisfaction OF the court
that they not inhabitants of this state and on the
motion OF the plaintiff by his atoney-lt is Ordered
that they appear here the first day OF September,
court next and enter their appearance and answer the
plaintiffs bill, and give security for performing the de-
cree of the court Aud that copy OF this order be in
serted rrsome newspaper printed Richmond for two
months successiye and posted the front door Of the
courthouse of the said county.
a copy. Teste,
Jury 20. wSwp
NIRGlNIA.-At Rules holden in the CLERKS 0iiice.
' OF the Superior Court of Chancey for the Rich
mond District, the LIST day Of July, 1871,
John Haynes, administrator de bOris non of William
Scott, decd. /: Pl.GS.
:. AGAINST $780,.
David Ross, James Winfrce, and James Scott, >.
Defls
TIE Defendant James Winfree, not having enter
ed his appearance and given security according To the
Act of Assembly and the Rules of ibis Court, and it
appearing by satisfactory evidence, that he IS an
inhabitant OF this country IL is ordered, That the
said Defendant 10 appear here the first day of the
term and answer the bill of the Plaintiff; and
that copy OF this order BIZ forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the City OF Richmond for two
months successve and posted at the front door OF the
Capitol, in the said City.
ACopy. Teste,
WI. WsIIENfNG, C. c.
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JOXN'HOHSILllr
JVlST PURLLSHED.

4 ND For Sale at Peter Cottoms Law and Nfiscella.
"A neous Book Store -
The Life Of the Marquis and Eall of Wellington.
commander chief Of hs b. mcstys forces in the Pc
rinsuia--piice $50 cents.
The Wandcrcr, or Female Difficulties, l,y MaIalne
UArllav--5 vol 3 dolls
Tie Emporium Of Arts and Sciences, by Thomas
Cooper: for April, Nav June aud July
Also, complete sets Of the Analeete Magazine and
Port Folio, tor July, &c.
ttTv tC
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80 DOLLARS REWARD.
Aug. %.

NALL BE GIVEN for such information as will
w enable me to obtain BOX oP GOODS, marked
"MI. Gretter, Richmond, Va to the care of Mr. John
Voolfolk, Dowlng-Green, Va. a. RI The shove
mentioned box, started in the stage from Plilale-
pla IN June, and has passe through Alexandria; since
which have not heard oft II contained two sets OF
silyerpate, consisting tcapot, sugar-sh aud cream
pot, one lande for teapot six dozen fashion, aud
three dozen plain table spoons, and twelve dozen PLAIN
teaspoons the spoons stamped
Nj GRETTER, /. w. G..
The different il,cr.smtls throughout this state and
elsewhere, earnestly requested, should any suc,
spoons plate be offered for sale, to stop them and
give me information. Should tho above box be stolen.
viii give additional reward ofhfy dollars for the
apprehension and conviction Of the thief The stage
owners between this and Alexandrs will please make
enquiry where the box has been lost, it may have
been put in the wrong stage. ges.crnan passenger
in the stages by tie name ofWhite Duzcnbrger re-
ceivcd money in Alexandria to pay the freight Off in
Dumlres If either Of those gentlemen gige ne r.
ny information about it, il Will be thankfully received
MI. GRE1'TER.
Aug. 90 wsw
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of his communicated alone caa rci,de- the service
desirable on useful, to our beloved Country. f,
We accept with pleasure the oficr made us. of be-
ing retained in command, and to be restored to our
discoisolate County Men, soon a. another reQus-
ton can be called into the ield is the latter cream
stance only (neAt to our reputation oiccrs) Which
produced the deep interest. We have heretofore mani
Tested, and which wasfuy detailed to you in our uute OF
the Goth.
Fin the arrangement hereafter to be made, it shcnld
so turn out, that some OF s stand in the way Of some
meritorious oihcer, Quilted to command by priority OF
commission, all, or either OF US win yield with cheer
iuiness, asst principle hod sacred and will
yer be instrumental in violating unlessb an exti.o-
binary case indeed sucha case trust (nr good
OF The service) Will rarely happen.Butte principle OF
grade, we consider AS not strictly applying to Nolun-
teer Corps of which description, Caps. Jouncs and
Gariands commands brought into the field,
posed with the exception of nine men, in Capt Jop-
iings Company.
If it should be most acceptable to the Commander
IN Chiet that those Volunteers, should form sepa-
rate and distinct command, for the purpose OF seng
informed and mustered in the same Company, the
point OF ctiquette--who shall commandment be easily
settled between these two officers them selves or de-
terinned by the Commander in Chief whose views
in that respect will he promptly obey ed and any ar
rangement oil this kind, authorised state, will
be perfectly agreeable to the heretofore compo
sing those two comnands-'rhis latter view of Che
case is intended cniy to provide against possible re
cuirence OF another oce,sion equally unpleasant to
you, as 1t wasmortiiying to us.
We have the honor, TO be, sc. &c.
JESSE JOPLiNG, Capt. 2Sth Regt v. NJ.
JOHN GANNAWAI,C Capt Gath Regt. V. NJ
n. nj. OAKLAND, CRpt. goth Regt V. NJ.
niig. Gen. PonrEnFIELD
Upon receiving the Generals Note of the eist, we
rested perfectly satisfied and on to make the ne
cessaIy arrangements to meet Our Commands until
the evening Of the 2ith, when received the follow
ing communication
To Captains .opins, Ganaa7rav, and Garland
"GESrLENEN,
the Executive this State, that it will MOI, lie in his
power in consequence of the construction given to
late act of the legislature, to carry into effect his in
tentons in reserving command for either OF you
out OF the troops to be called into service You are
therefore discharged supernumerarics
BY order ofthe General.
(Signed)
al. II, PEyTON, ABIDE Camp
Headquarters, August Oath, lsil.''
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NOTICE..

q tElIiiOE will be presented to the next Te.
~ essturc Of Virginia, nrnvine tLs rene.i IS -
Act 1.-THE st session, authorship the sale of The C;Ics
ia"ds o. hwy- William Parish in Ble county or PSsi
Aug . Wv
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

kESERTED from the Army at the c antonnent
, Peach Orchard, near Fort Norfolk, on the 26th
July 1914,
- I7ODLfS .HTH-ELL,
pirate ann substitute in my company of Virginia
Miitia, from the county Of Charlotte, nov IN the ser
Wee Of the Uniied States. O.
The said Thomas Atwen, IS about feet or in
ches high spare made, light ham, and about 20 wears
OF ase-Whoever will deliver hin to me, or the com
ninding officer at This place shall receive the above
reward.
HENRY AWATKNS, Caht. .a,.:Rerv,
5th Regt "a. Militia
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Nj GRETTER. /. w. q.
NOVICE.
Mug 20.

1 Petition will be presented to the m General
"A Assembly Of Virginia, for leave TO establish toll
bridge AZ Dunkirs, s1oss the Ma,opony Biver--Jhe
object being public utility, rather than private emolu-
nIent.
d. r. HOOMEs.
Aug. f7----wsy
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EDWAFD IIALLNEI

No LII sell on very moderate terhs Tor cash or: c-
w cept.nces IN town,
50 Hi.s very cd and kp- Favored Jamaica, and Az
so Pipes Madeira, s..yticular Tcnerifie and Lis5o
Wines,
50 Bags Green and White Coffee
~ Cases and fifty COASTERS l,nperisi Gun-Powder
Tea,
lO Boxes genuine Port-Winc,
100 C:nistcrs Fresh Mustard,
81 Sets Dining China, blue printed-vsricty Of Pat
terms,
10 Boxes Canton China, Cups and Saucers 500 l=.ir
each,
10 crates assorted Ware,
GOO Boxes Northern Candles,
~ 10. alSmnsh Scgays,
100 kegs High froolF + ;ud IF Gun-Fowler,
800 Gallons I.ar,p Oh.
junc25. WITT
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RURR .NILL-STN.N.IL.s.-

TEViIE Subscriber, (rcsiding in the Upper end ol
Powlntau County, has for sale pair of four feet
Bnrr Mlsloncs, Of the hes, quality Mir Robt Poore,
st The City q vhuoid is authorised to contract Tor
The sale OF Tie s,uhe.
WV. q. TAS10u
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VsSttE Ificiniond Ur.0R .ifT IHvace is now i'm ore
1 ration Castings in Brass and Wrought Iron work
Mi also he executed at the Furnace. Orders LEFT at the
suIace' or with John Parllhiil OF this place, Toilet
Il Leaf Petersburg, will be thankfully received snd
promptly attended To.
ParkiliN, .S,j6atfo1, e a.
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20 DOLL4R.S. REY.9RD

WI be gwen by the Subscribers to any person WHO
VIII deliver tn them t,&o negroes
JULIUS 81 lick,
hR ten dollars or either of Them. ~. Eve do,I-s Co..
securing each of them in Jail so tat we get them
JcLIC' is tlie property of john iIankns of james
City county, where have no doubt but he is in tina,
county or The lower end OF New-keat. He is about
feet, or nches high. lie went off in June last
DiCK IS the property OF William Waddell.
OF New-hent comfy, stout and we'll made
Dick has been living in Richmond Tor MANY
years, though we have nodouht ne has made for New
hent Cty, as first come from therebesides
his father lives in the county oiJames City He wenta
way the 9Th day of August.
The above Reward wiz be paid by the Subscribers If
delivered or secured in Jail 50 that we get them.
JOHN & WIN. b. LIPSCOMRE..
AugrIet
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WILLL.4.N AND .V.4RY COLLEGE.

TsNiS Institution will be opened on the first Monday
4 in November by address from the President
the different Professors will then deliver Lectures in
trouctoy to their several courses of instruction. in the
following order :-1Mathenatcs, Mr.. Campbell, Law
and Police, Mr.. Nelson, Natural Philosophy and Che
mistry DR. Jones
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VIRGINIA AT RuieS loitennthe Clerk Uiiicc
OF the Superior Court of Chancery, Tor the Rich
mond District, the first day of July 1Sii
William Brown, Miller Brown, Ann b. Brown Wade
grave Ciopon, James b. Clopton, and Mary ID. Clop-
ton, and John I. Brown, Patrick Brown, Francis p
Brown, Mary 7. Brown, Wnl.E. Brown, Sarah Ann
Brown and George p, Brown, infant children of
William Brown, by the said William their father
g next friend. RIFFS.
AGAINST
James Madison and Dolly his wife, Richard Cuts and
Anna hiswife, John Payne, Mary Jackson, an infant
by John G. jackson, her father and guardian Aaron
Fontaine, and Edward Dudley, {: (: Defs
TIE Defendants Richard Cuttsand Anna, his wife.
John Payne and Aaron Fontane not havir,. entered
their appearance and given security according 10 the
Act of Assembly and the Rules o. this Court and it an
peaig by satisfactory evidence that they are not in-
btants OF this country: 10 is ordered, That the said
Defendants do appearhcre theft day of the next
term and answer the bill ofthe plaintiffs and that CO.
py ofts order be fthwthinserted in some newspapor
published in the City of Richmond for two months sue
cesiDey aud posted at The front door oil the Capitol in
the said City
4 Copy. Testc,
WIN w. FENTNG,c c.
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JOSLqH u. GJPSON
buckingham, Aug r7------Qawiyri - :

4 AND OFFICE, Angu1t 9th, I8I4--iii pursuance
z OF an act of Assembly, passed the 18th February
ISL entitled &c an act In anend e sereTui hlrrs con-
cs'7stig Escieafs, do hereby Tsakc Il known that
the three following of land s.tuated ia the C. UNI
ty Of Pttsyivania, have cschested To the Common
wealth, appears by the certificate of the Eseheator
OF said county, dated the 9th day of July last viz one
tract containing by estimation g55 acrss on Slaunton
river, other tract containing by estimation us a.
cres Staunton and Pig rivers, ami one otcr tract
containing by estimation so acres on Stauuton river
OF when Mr.. Jacob Rubaanan the state OF Pennsyl-
yana, is said obave died seized
CHARLES BLAGROVE, Reg'r.
Aug. IO.----6w
az The Editor Of the National Intellcencer, win
insert the above advertisement in his paper for weeks
fie & transmit his account 10 this
for payment.
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FIFTY D0LL.aRS REiV.aRD.

Z OST or Stolen nut Of one Of my trunks on my way
4 either in going to at Cumberland court .ouse
small red morocco pocket book, containing SIX notes
each of 100 dollars, on the Farmers & Virginia Banks
Also three dollar Carolina note together with sever.
81 bonds, receipts, and other papers.
Whoever will procure the said pncket boo, with
its contents that get she'll receive the above re.
ward.
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By order OF the Society,
j. A. SMITH. pREsT

ia. SMITH, PREsr.
Williamsburg Aug.6 wsm
o. The Editors of the Argus, Patriot, Raleigh Star,
and National lntegencer, requested topubsh the
above Notices Of Nm. & Mary College, and send their
accounts to the Editor Of the Enmlrrr
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THE .BRO.AD-ROCK JOCXEY-CLOB
ELL R1(,E0

MTILL. commence tie last Tuesday in Sette,n5er,
w being tie 27Gi, to continue thee dt,gs--IHe
FIRST day 1aa he '7a, for, the ddes' b1use Of $50,
running niue hedfs, the hest three in ue, entrance $50,
carrying reght for are, aqeeaGS 70 ME rre;r6fs Of
tie co'rSe-For this race any Person ,a0y RIM horse
set'AeI he is a member ofhe ci6 N, not THe second
ddy ne Joeky- Ch6 Purse Of $500, toun' mile heats
me HHrd dty tie profqdetor's pure If S20O three
mite heaEs, entrance SIS, Which entrance IS also alef
to the f11Sc Jor he 6eneb oiie aiigi,Ig naq, cart-
fig 7Seig'H for age agreeable to the aacighfs ofhie
ciub.
JOHN'H'ORSBLlJL
Probr. otrHe Course
N. Be-Sab'Gge g liter iU7isi,edfo, race-iorses
gratis. THE fgotu7eforh0S f1vlqoed himself qyifh
plenty 81 good 'dfodder forde br7pose ofsEbaltang
'ace-horSes, shoftif il be 7vaHtNg JHs ufuaf toll
ota IN the racesfeid L. W.
.HftgVsf II. of7e31y1 n4yIzgs
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TIJlII.NI,i.
4 I Rules holden in the Clerks Office er the Sure
n iior Court ofCancery ior sis li.chnv,d District
the LIST day O, August, 1914.
Michael Il. Poitiaux, 7.7..
AGAINST,
William Hooker, George Hooker, John NrKeon. and
Frances his wife, David Barrett, and Anne Green
and Sarah Green, Infants, under the age oftwenty-
one Years. by SailIc NiCI,,, their guardian TO be
assigned, pe6e
TIE EefnoLt';t George Hooker, not hayi,g en-
tered lis appearance and gwen security ACCORDING to
the Act OF Assembly and The Rules of this Court AID
IL appearing By satisfactory evidecc that he is not pm
inhbitart of this country e Is ordered, That the
said Defendant do appes. here on the first lav of The
next term and answer the bill of the Plaintiff and
that copy OF this order be Forthwith Inserted in some
newspaper Published in the City cfRchmon,i. ortwo
months successfully and posted Glc front door o, the
Capitol, in the said City
ACoiy. Teste,
WIN. w. HENISG, C..
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Camp Fairfield, Aug. "a, 1914.
To the Editor ofthe Enquirer.
SIR,

Aswe have no other object in view but the jus,i6-
cation of our conduct, in retiring from the service
this alarming crisis, il is expected that you will feel
no hesitation in publishing the subjo;ned communira-
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SIR,
we have heen duly favored with your cornrnuni-
ctuu Of the DIST inst. ia reply TO ours ofihc 2U and
beg leave To assure yr, that the contents are highly
grtfyiHg ard that We receive IN your conduct opon
fhi, Wplahsaid occasion, and certain plesec of
tIpt perfect harmony and god understanding between
te Commander IN Cnio AID The subordinate officer,
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HAMILTON's
Worm / Ozcnges.

This ,leilc;ne bsars no analogy what
aver II others o. similar title. so com
monly comp aimed Of IS operating with
violence on the contrary, aparsicuisr
exceilslce oftiis remedy is its being
suited ID every age and constitution -
It con.ains nothing nut what isperfec,
u Innocent, and is 30 mild IN its ope-
ration that it cannot iniure the tender
est infant of week. old, should no
worms exist in tas body but vii
hithnst pain or gripping, cleanse the
inenach and bowels, OF Whatever Is
the. or offensive, add thereby prevent
ads production Of worms, and many
.oa, disorders
Ia ,iose OF this medicine given occa-
paa:iy during ths warm SESSION will
n',ctuaily prevent " the vofsiting and
tririug ofc 1ilireu." dreadful disor-
by4 wnish aaau al,y destroys thousands
dome infant part OF our citizens. IL
aet xewiseshe niidsst and most certain
sitnsdy known, and has restored 10
IinJth and strength great numael
thu zen in an advanced stage of thi. fa'ai
h,.nolamt. Particular and plain IN.
.,Ilciions are gwen Ior every part o.
necessary treatment IN such CASES.
4 EAildr5n generally take this medi-
sNllnc with eaSerness; having pleasing
appearance, and an agreeable taste.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-04

PLAYS " L a. CES.
ANYTHING NEW. Darkness vi
sible Rc,rtine.Hsuse, l.lusic-Msd, Ap
prentice, Mormion, Turn Out Ora,
ugeani, Sicee. Sors Of Err, ! imour
the Tartar, Fow to Die Tor Love, Right
ans w on, Bridal Ring. House OF Nor
y,.:s, Sultan, Yankey Chronology, Pro,
yokS,i Husband, Wonder, Slice - Wax
er, High Life bclw S,airs. Wives as
they were, and Maids a they are. Re-
ncgxde Hunter OF the Alps, Homes
I hieves, Too Many Cooks. Love anc
Money, Aethicp, Cure for the Hear
4chc, Highland Reei, One Clock, Conn.
missary, knigh,'s-Lame Lover, Ta.te,
Author, Lyar, Ene!ishran in Paris,
Fnglishman Reformed, Beacon.
also,
The Rules and ert,rcs OF Wsr, the
United States Calender and army an
Navy Register, for 1878, Life Of Cooke
the Player by William Dunlap.
Nov. 6
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Land for Sale
# Farm containing atsvGrds Of $50
.fCRES,
Dec. Is

# Farm eoatamrg atsvcrds Of $50
.ACRES,
About Ave miles from Alexandria,
mart oil II within quarter OF a mile
from the Little River Turnpike Road,
i for Sale,-Tbere are about 80 acres
oil Meadow. through which runs an
active and never failing stream the d.
stance Of aboal bait mile, having a
sufficien, fall for Water-WorSs suited
To various Factories, and upwards OF 100
scres which have never been clea cd.
The si,ua,icn is healthy, there being
bundance Of excellent Springs. and
.rum the bsows of the elevated ground.
may be seen the fine Valley OF Blackjack
Run. Great Huntmg Geek, The south.
ern extremity 4 Aiexardria, and the III
YER Potomac. Ii is bounded principally
b, the. lands OF VIM. Hepburn Jots
Summers ard W.. Moss. A parts In
the tenure Of Stephen l.omax, VINO will
give some information about the boun-
dsries. to any person disposed 10 buy
and it l. expec'ed no person will otter 10
purchase without FRS, viewing The pre-
misses. The farm viii be sold BY The a.
ere, according to survey TO be made
aud the terms of paymeat shall be rea-
.onable for which application is to DC
made to the subscriber.
Charles Lee.
December Is. IN
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Hamllton's Grand Resto-
rative,

Is recommended as an Invaluable
medicine, for ,ne speedy relief & per-
manent cure OF
Nery,u disorders Violent cramps in
'Coasumptions tn stom&ck ana
LoWness Of ss,irits back
Loss of,anpctite | Indigestion
Imnarity of the Melancholy
blood Cout IN inc s'"f
Hystcrical sfec- macn
Ans Pads in he limb
Inward weakness Relaxtiohs' etc.
es and debility
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-04
Infallible Ague and Feve'
Drops.
For the cure u agues, remitteht
and in,srmitteut feVers.
NO i'E.

NOTE.
TIE grea. celebrity &C ulred
several of the foregoing mcdl ucs o"r
inc the last IS years, and tn sreqHsi',
enquiry for them, Al every apo'heca'
.nd yen,lel CT medicine n the Ca..eo
States, i-duced the spFaid s''d M
p,incipled, to prepare ceun'er'elis,
10 impose such counterfeits on 'ae pnH'
lie more than one nav. oass ~ com
;nenced bu.iness AMER the assume
name Of Lee for the purro'e OF renr-
lar with Ereater sacoass, imita'i"u$
ofthe excellent remedics prepared b,
n, ,atc husband, snd have had the az
.ar.Ase publicly 10 ADVERTISE them ;
aavias been in consten; use tor up
ward, Of - years.
By these and similar deceptions' tht
proprietor has been robbed OF part ri
ne reward OF her ;abour' and man
Individuals, greatly injured N that
most valuable If all earthly blessings,
HEALTH. For those reasons The
Droprie or earnestly requests the puH-
lie TO apply onll 10 those persons pub
licIy advertised As vendors OF her me-
dicine, and likewise 10 observe tue ge-
auine msAicns nave On the outside the
signature OF
HANNAH LEE,
Widow and idminis ra'riI OF Rch-
ard lee, jun deceased.
Ned,cal WIRE house, No. IS. Maid
en- Lane, NewYork.
~ At trc pi.;cc of sale, Pam
Hh.cts ~.av BE had gratis, describing
ores performed ~ thc above Hedi-
ines Inc number, importance and
rc.psciahi;ify of which, July justify
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