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LANDS Fer Sale.

E1 Y Virtue cf a Decree of the Court Of
the United States, for ihe fifth Circuit and vins
District will be sold Public AuetuIi,i tie civ of Ec
mon. AZ the auction of Heron, Sinfon b. Ca unnn tI
twelfth day of February ifair oerw m the first fair
day thereafter, the following Tracts OF Land III the STATE of
Virginia. VIZ:
1900 Acres less, in the county of Russell or lo,
sides of Copper creek.
1850 Acres or less in the county of Montgomery on
New river. and thewatrs thereof. -
$500 Acres, less in the county OF Montgomery ON
Toms creek and branches OF Sinking creek r.
the waters of New river. -
2oe67 Acres less, in the county ffarv on the
srie Ofthe South Branch Of Potomac incinl;np the
town OF Fort Run and fuckers Run, waters Of sn;d
South Branch Of Potomac, and the head of North RI
branch OF Great Caeapeon.
AGO acres, ss, in the county OF Hardy on the ~
trs of Waits Run, branch OF Great Cac.peon
4co Acres, less tie county Of Hardy on Waits
Run, branch OF Great Cacapeon, including the
Warm Spring.
800 Acres less in the county of Hardy on Waits
Run, branch of Great Cscapeon.
SEQ Acres, 1855 III the county OF Eardy on WANTS
Run.
900 Acres more less, in the county of Hardy on Waits
Run, a oTai,ch 81 Great Cacapeon.
1900 Acres, less nthe county OF Harrison on The
waters OF Gualy and Williams river.
1900 Acres less in the county OF Harrison on
GUay river.
The patents for the above of Land issued TO Robert
Means and the sales will he credit of twelve months NJ
To one moiety otc purchase money and o years a 10
the other noiety. The pureer give bond aud security
and deed Of trust upon the lands in order To secure the
payment Of the purchase money.
DANIEL CALL, E.recaor
g'nte lQgf 7piHdnd fc00T7rnt
q Robert Means, deceased
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BIZ LAST GTGRI".S KAN.

WAsH;NGroN, December ~
- e House oi Heprc ssbt,tivos Yesterday sat IL
the Chsnb;r prepared Tor il IN the Ssiil,n erect
ed ny the Citizens Tor the accom- not',t,on Of Con-
Sress, an'' Che Senate viii coaverc there trrnor.
row. ibis building, which amply ard handsomely
accommodates both Horses of CONGRESS and thei.
officers, committees. &c stands spot on which
GA t'e -ati July last garden h'oomcd
JNatisndi ksedfgenccr
Fro the Senate having occasionally been enea-
ged last week, what il called Executive busin IS
(Which is always ,ransaeted with cic,-ed doors.l a
very general Impression prevails, that :hy have al
ready had under consideration the Commercial
Treaty with G.. Britain. Ii ratified, it will of ca So.
be made public. 10.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MONDAY, Dec. II.
On motion OF Mr.. johnson oil ~.

On motion OF MIR. Johnson of Nv.
ResoiUeG, That the Committee o! Claims Ii
recled 10 inquire into the expedieocy o. qriSa,ine
the claims otciiizens against the L. S. for the | IS
OF property While in the public service, during the
late war.
On motion ofMr. Thomas, of Tenn.
ResolUed, That the committee on Military AZ
fairs be Instructed To enquire into the expediency
of providing by law, for the relief of the widows *
children ct all such non commissioned officers nu-
sicians and priyates, have been killeS in battle
or died @. wounds received in the public service. in
any of the corps composing the Army of chs. United
States, during the late war.
General Ridgely was elected Governor Of the
State ofAiary aud on The 10Th inst:
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From tie London .1forning C1romcle--.No. Q.
In pursuing our remarks on this inpor-
tant subject, our readers by this time
will have done us the justice to acknow-
ledge, notwithstanding the incoherent at
tacks of the Morning Post, that we are
guided by no other view than that Of pro-
noting and protecting the commerce.
al interests Of the British Empire
exiting more attention to the neelec-
ted state of our shipping concerns, advoca-
ting the cause Of distant and helpless In
disns, and above ALL of trying to counter
act those fatal consequences likely to re-
suit against England, by the issue of the
American war, out Of which we have lust
emerged. The Northern Continent of A.
merica, we consider in the light Of a vast
and extensive laboratory of nature, from
which the most important results may be
obtained, fprudencc and ability arc only
therein employed yet, if we suffer our
selves to be outworked, if we allow others
To reap the fruits of our harvests, f VIC
Disregard the advantages which a combi-
nation OF circumstances has placed within
our reach, we not only take from our own
quantum OF national strength and resour-
ees, bur we virtually add this same deficit
20 tie power of nation, that has lately
proved herself our most dangerous rival
Ahe transactions of Europe seem entirely
nave absorbed all our attention 1; every
consideration has been turned towards one
single object, whilst the whole Of the Wes-
'crn hemisphere has been buried in COM
parativs neglect. We appear 70 have
'een more anxious to organize large and
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FOR SALE,

AWE tract of land on which reside i, The crr,
v OF Cumb 'flsnd, Containing ne. tbo,ss,.d -
eres--about ore half OF which is cIesred-tLe ha
lance IS exceien: tobacco land Two hundred a.r,,
are good Apromattox low g,ounds-abs,,t for,, a..
MY acres OF which is in wood, and is FIRST rat to.c
90 'ahh--iii,een or twenty acres of good meofoyy
i'lu nay Dc made at small expeaeeeN great nro-
ISruon o' tliis cleared lands flesh. This nl.r.o
uoh Is divided INTO four & lis and some hi.hI,, Inn;
proved toSaeeo lots ard the lard Is eenerally c,ve
ed with eiover-Tbe buildings for family a,5 ce,;
cultural purposes, are numerous and oood sI,e
ue'i' having been built within the last fur;een ycore
81 choice timber, ami are now in "A perfect stafe IS
repui-the Gweihng-bouse, conteinna six roon,s
u hn'shef III hsH''some syle--the barn is forty s
ny thlr'y-two, 70 two s,nry high, and has pooJ
tnresning machine on The upper floor. TIE attn.
auoh Is he"lhy, and the ighbaurhood an aoreesIIs
ohe' mere are several manufacturing mills III.
uht from four TO cntv-live miles from III, -
.ts' rom which, and many miles above, the river
is naviSable to Petersburg With the ,lants.;or
may De had the stock of work horses eatls sh~c,
anu hoSsi plantation tools and crop of corn am, ,o
oer. Bank stock or Negroes will b., received cor .
part or the whole OF the purchase money IN
'ei"'s W'i DE made known, and the premises s,,g
~" "PP"eauon To the snhserber-.-or il, lis alsnc
inc premises will be shewn by hisfiend md -,
Dor, or cnionnd Esgeston.--Ihe asuaI ousn';,J
o, wheat VIII be sown in nice order aud due ,;,n
1916. TFpSts eSy :. ',rennarys
Wood'ille, Dec. H. a. ,f
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!as.1k,. SEQ So.

ENQUIRER MARINE LIST.
PoaT OF RIrHMoNp. VA
ENTERED.
Dec.s.-Sloop Intercourse, Block, City Point. SAT-.
Dee. n. Dove, Doughty, y. iorN, SaUas u Stores.
H!.r.t, Brown, Norfolk, Sab y PooSocs.
Liiigvid, Ls.iyr;!, Philadelphia, IIesc,el-
a>e.
sch pillvna, wroe, Baltimore. Merchandise.
Jr.
IL. Sioop Hope, Lawrence, fttcrshhr.,-Stsar, MGR
ciac:.atSe ana ss.t.
Liberty, Doane y. Ycrk-Sch.
Seir. fei.eoii, his! hen. y. IoiL-lisister Pdris
end sax.
Bev;derc, Cobb. Ea,tmore--jshiske,y,
o!yirGg'. c.iycc, Src.
Victory, Hughes, ileN'i,Alra--Lcac So car
CLEARED,
Dee. s--sloop Rang!er, Briggs New-york Tobacco and
Tour.
l2-Sshr: Henry Dennison, STOW. y. Yor<-6o
kcygS and 1870 hids. 1ticccc, $50 5jls. fYouy.
I3.- Hilan, Hand. Philadeluhia-.i5 hlar To
bcro, 500 barrels -Four
Laiic. Nunfonl, n. NorlS-le Iigs. TOJaccc.
60 65is. Flour, 500 BUSH. cc4l
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NIRGINIA-At Superior Court of
chanccry. holden the capitol in the city oc Rich
mond, the 9th day of July, 1912.
Henry Banks against Daniel Call Exfcutorand Deyisec in
trus; under the last will and testament Robert iaar
decd. and Charles Spencer, I1efer9o7rs
BY Consent of the Plaintiff and Of the defendant Daniel
Gail i'll proper person. this this day heard ON line
bill, and answtr OF the said defendant Daniel Call On con-
sidTlon whereof the deciding upon the merits
doth ndudge order and Decree that the said def Iant after
having given sixty days notice Of the time and place of sale
sell te lends IN the said bills and proceedings mentioned M
such time times he may think proper To the highest
bidder, at public auction upOna credit oftweye months s
TO one mOety OF the purchase money, aud of Years ms 10
the other moiey, taking bond and security and deed Of
trust upon the lands in Orero payment OF the pr
chase money! and tathe hold the subject the fuiG
order Of the court
a cOU,.--Iiegic.
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Lquds For Sale.

EsY Virtue of the above Decree of the
Honorable Superior Court OF Chancery for the nieb
mond District, viii h. sold Public Auction, 20 tI, brit
bidder nt the auction ofeF0n, Siu,o o. Coin The rim,
OF Richmond, the twelfth day Of February next if flr ~
thcrwisc the first fair day trr reaitcr the following tfs
Of Land in the state OF Virginia, viz
1O9JO Acres, in the county of Crccnbricr on the North
East side ofthe Meadow river.
800 Acres formerly in Harrison, but now in Randolph
county. Stewards run.
500 Acres, formerly in HARRISON but in Randolph
cOuniy,On the waters OF Stewards run.
500 Acres formerly IN Harrispn but in Randoluh
county, between Stewards and Hedei,'s Mill rim,
500 Acres, formerly in Harrison but now in Randolph
county on Stewards run.
500 Acres, IN Harrison county, the Of Stewards
run, dram Of Iyger Valley river.
5000 Acres ~ Harrison county, Hackers creek.
1000 Acres, formerly in Harrison but now in Randolpb
county, on the head waters Of Stewards run, dram
Tygcr Valley river.
1000 Acres, formerly in Harison bu, nowin Randolph
county, on the Cindy forl. of Cheat river.
1884 Acres ia the county Of Harrison on the waters of
Gntiy creek.
1000 Acres ormarlyin Harrison ut now IN Randolph ON
The Gladly Fork Of Cheat river.
1000 Acres,in Harl0d county, the right hand ori, Of
Gnatfy creek.
1000 Acres, in Harrison county, the let hand fork Of
Gurtty crrtk.
9fe patents fo the above Lands are all sued othe said
Robert Means, assignee o.HuHy Blnisard the sale Will
according sc Of the said Decree be upon credit of
twelve months moray Of the purchase money. and
OF years the other mOr. The purchaser, to pf
bpl and security md d Of trust upon the Lands or
der TO secure payment Of the purchase money.
DANIEL CALI,
Executor N, Om bgiNet in Gy,f mincrfLe Hnn ri
ard Testament y f'oJ,yt 1lcai,S, dec.
Richmond DecembeJ' IT, 66 -4T
- 1is Editor Of de Catksburc psperis regretted to
insert tc above week til the day Of sale and transmit
his accocrt 70 Ills Oice.
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cOMaftNlcLrror

D on the 81 FHsinfhe county 0f NDrtiainpfou the Rev.
JbJNdS DdgIS-vhod died rs hc Hvci, Chrisfan pray.
ms Tor deat though he wsiu paiu ora week two BE-.
~ ~ naive Of Norfolk county, yrviuia-hc io;n-
e. &C "a Virginia rg a rap min i1.o, marched wiib
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,ard osd The srsywier wnsl.ir stor the sake year
he was aiterwnrds chaplain Gem Wasiiirgto At The;
teriltUii OF the wsr, he scttlrd m Aira, where IA.
wa rector OF parish Tor many y,arshe te invited
church IN Norfolk-and finally Rungur's parish IN
ways escsied 10y all who knew him Afr WAS one te
most popular ANA powerful preachers of the ape His read
ing OF The Morning Saw p risps .nriyall,J.
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WANTED

nm TED,
nj ORTIZ add South len ana Ceo,.,;, -
Notes, and Daa7 81 sixht ga {, arl.sr',c
wheh we will give Drafts OH New York at tbroe
uay1 sight J. B'Oaon, .jr. 81 " Ff,n1,,
I'cFcHoST III.
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ROBERT NEIIsON x c..

ROBERT NELSON x Co.
IL AVE RECEIVED an extensive sssortme,act
L Il Staple and Fancy 1oois, which they VIII sell
at very r,'.Geed prices FOR cash otarl paper.
among which are the following articles:
Lolaion superhne cloths .,rd csssner,s
Second qua,iiy and common do
= a;id o. peliSse cloths and figured aanncts
Snperiinc kersey, mole skins aad co.,r.s
Sto't tnshn,s ard tesrnsushts
Forest eict.is and forest plains
Rose a striped blankets
Elinne!s ASSORTED
Berlin and ribbed stoekngnetts
Elastic and Wellington Cords
Constitution and uuntvrsdo.
Silk stripe and figured sestinrs
Black Fiorciitin.. do
White and culored Nurseries dp
Irish Linens. Lawns aud Diapers
rs aud Al cotton shifting
Long cloth a;,n Alaiapohsn do
-+and "a satin stripes, hair cord and plain cam.
blics
Jsconett ani air'l Muslin
itish sswci sad ismhored TO-
lsero, lace, nett, AID fdc, DO
Plain ard figured Ga, re
Oh and "a plain T. elisa and French lnce
D. q D aud "a black and White lace veis aad
Itch sasin and lace trimmings
iSieta, Florence aud Leyanine silk,
Ilain and fgured levantiIes and sstips
i!ieh embroidered Levantine h'dkis and sl,a,,s
Real ard imitation Nerino d.
Limitations CaSimire do
Dap,Hss AID serg, silk do.
itaian c.apes $3.50! led
Ia'nbored and plain lace sleeyos
Extra long and sllorj Kill glow
Heavier, Eork-iao and b1ek-sk do,
DIX, cotton and worstod !ioseIy Il
Cpuon and silk laces
iombaz It's and Bomhazines
D''n'uia' cs'licoe' ea"briS' aAd common sing
Si'S Hfid 6insham Umbrella
Wnh variety Of other articles. E,rm;,pa CON.
pele assot'aent, which they hope will ineri, the
attention of tle;r friends
Oecen'brr IL. f6.f
Y.4L0.lBLE SYOUK cfDRYG CO.'S
AT AUCTION.
s En- monday, Sth INST. viii commence The sale
y at Nessrs Charles Williams * Co.'S. sto... ,r
the'r ENTIRE STOCK OFCO0DS go
prs!ng perhaps, the largest assortment ever or,
cd her. consisting Of Woollen. Linen. Cote,
"rS SiS Goods OF every description, chieay nea-
and ti'esS imported.
ALSO, 10 trunks shoes. 10 hoxss .o,,o,,
wool cards So''o' AMI
Asthe sale will be positige ard pnirft.d r,be.
having declined the retail hu,iness,l the e,rs viii
9e 1oeial'- Country Me, chants and otlers would
90 well 10 attend, probably such ano,h.,r ,1,,
tnniiy, to obtain fresh Goods at their o., ,"S
will rot soon occur r'eSs'
Terms at sae--to commence IT 10 o'c,o.t ~,
uer Inc Management of
J krOrynjt'. g I'm. Fi,nen.
D.....s Auctoneers.
IIecenlaer -. Go tds
EALuABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
NALL be Sold, To The highest bidder. on tb,.
~ premises, on the 20ih day Of February nsyf
1910 mat well known public house called Frrvser',
tavern IN New-Kert county, situated on the s,sge.
roeu' leading from Richmond to Hampton. I nils
nom me former place, to which is attached 1s4 -
c'es Oh ,sna. The houses are in good repair, and
Il we've monihs' credit and immediate pos,es,o,,
VIII De gwen upon the purchasers giving bod. Win
security, to WIKI
~. THE EXECUTOR.
-- -, -H-e. It. Gavin
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MI. w. HENyNc.

-, y ~. ". HENIN6. =
.'THe Edtorsehe Lynclbptg Pres q WIHcleaer C.,I.
aefnion HrcTcgucad insert tie Gtouc sesk iii he
day gsaic amt transmit Uiar accounts to tbs O6ee.
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SiN 'nd Sinsham Umbrella
Wnh variety Of other articles, Girn,;nra CON-
pieSe assor!',ent, which they hope will iner, the
JIecem6rr IL ee,r
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sons in every situation, and Of every age
- Y Aa 10,

sons IN every situation, and Of every age
They are excellenfly adapted to carry
OFF sunerfluous bile and prvent It's NOR
hid seeret;ons-to restore nd amend tae
annet;te-to produce free perspiratioan
and thereby prevent colds wmehis 50 Oh
ZEN Of fatal consequences. A dose never
-iai.s to remove cold II taken on fsst IT'S
fundamentally are celebrated for re-
moving fabitual costireness- ness a,
tbe stomach and severe head-achc--and
ought TO be taken by all persons On a
change Of climate. 80,
They have been found remarkably ETH
catious in preventing. and curing disor,
sers attendant on long voyages, and
should procured and carefully preserv-
ed for use by every seaman.
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Land for Sale.

INTENDING to remove to the Yves
4 tern Country, offer for sale the
PLANTATION on which | now reside,
Containing by Estimation,
Three hundred & Eight Acres,
more or less, of good farming Land, with
proportion of as good meadow as any
in the State,-the improvements are com
Portable buildings to accommodate fami-
ly. Any person DESTROYS of purchasing
such farm, may be accommodated on
good terms, by calling on the subscriber,
living On the premises, on l1orsepen Kun,
lower edge of. Loudoun County, Va. or
James c. Deneaie, Alexandria.
.9leaagGcr Young.
April H.. lawl7t
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Public Sale.

On FRIDAY, the 10th day Of June next.
at 10 O'Clock, in the morning, will be
sold. to the highest bidder, on the pre-
mises. if fair. if not, the next fair day +:
on terms and conditions then to be
made known
A LII the interest or claim which the
e late Jumes Dbl and John Heath
cote had or died seized in the following
fee-simTle property, VIZ.
One three story brick house and lot in
Fairfax-street, with other buildings at
tached thereto, as now occupied by MIR.
john Lloyd.
Immediately thereafter,
One three story brick house and lot on
Fairfax-street, now occupied by Messrs.
Siias and David Reed as shoe store.
Immediately thereafter,
One two story brick house and lot on
Water-street, as now occupied by MIR.
Wltliam DMiap.
Immediately thereafter ,ciN be sold,
An annuity of lsU dollars IN a house
and lot on Klng-street, in valuable 81
tuation.
Immediately thereafter,
One three story bake-house and lot on
Ramsay's wharf, with the buildings at
tached thereto, as now occupied by MIR.
Andrew Jameson. A satisfactory title
will be given to the purchasers & attend
ance by
EDWARD DAY, Trustee.
April 26. cots.
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Hamilton's Essence and Eatract Of
Mustard.

A safe and eifectual remedy for acute
and chronic rheumatism, goat asthaiatic
goat, palsy, lulnhagoo, numbness, white
swelings, chilbiains, sprains, bruises, pain
an the face and neck, etc.
This valuable remedy is prepared both
in fluid state and in pills, and thus excel
lentiy adapted both for external and III
ternal use.
The pills operate mildly by insensibie
perspiration, expeliing the superlucas
and Morbid hunlOrs they are highly GER
dial to the stomach, create appetite, aid
digestion, remove fying paiuS, and cold
Sor windy complaints in the stomach or
bowels.
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A Valuable Farm ard M;;,s
FOR SAFE Mif

TyHE subscriber will sell bv ,nA ;.
u the NIL! and Rlantaticn 1 wh;o5
now occupies, belonging to Lyd;, Hs he
situated on the edge of a German '.Oush,
ment, in the County of Loudoun @ settle.
N. w. Of Leesburg and two and ~ miles :,
miles from Waterford, on Be,re AL 10 naIf
Creek, and in one mile of the beet -
.neighborhoodsin the county. Tbe wheat ~.
contains $50 Acres, surpassed bv n.y. uset
the county for its fertility. ab nule IN
third Of this land is well tinberad . "n, one
balance in a state ofhigh cultrst;on - .e
whole which is well watered 'y h,.. lie
one or more springs in each 6eid "av wing
mill is strong frame building tr.o Inc
half stories high with three f],or wv ana
one pair of manufacturing burrs. 5 fe. VIM =
diameter, together with Erans' m,cb; Il. N
complete, and one pair of country st0aa
four feet in diameter.-lhere are aI.o ae
the premises and near the mill q com ,Soa
BILE dwelling house. good miler's b%ss,
a good framed barn and other necess,r,
sut houses.
The above property, owing to it, sim.
alton and numerous advantages, will, n.
doubt, be worthy the attention If .n "'
person DESTROYS of investing their mona No!
IN real estate Of the above description
SAMUEL HOiGH
n. B. The above desc lied prorea,
will be sold either in a bod or divided !.
may best suit purchasers. S.
Loudonn Co. March ~
Anil ~. o,f
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TO RENT.

VS1E three story brick dwelling house
at the corner Of Fairfax and Came
ron-streets, now in the occupation OF
IHomos Herbert, Esq. The situation is
well calculated for a private family or
boarding house-the cellar will answer
for grocery store or porter cellar, and
win berented separately from the house
if necessary-it is dry, large, and good
stand.
.4LSO,
All the vacant Lots to the east
Of the said house, on Cameron-street, Ell
Their for term of years Or for eyer.-Ap-
pIicatian to be made to
N0BLET HERBERT.
March 25. Staw1m
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TOoths ache Drops.

The onlyremedy yet discovered which
gives immediate and lasting reliefin the
most severe instances.
The above GENUINE MEDICINES are
prepared from the Recipes of the late
Richard Lee, Jun. (by Hannah Lee, his
widow No. SIS, Maiden Lane, Newly York,
and By her neutrality-suspicious. sold by
.UeSsrs. jas. Kennedy g Son.
BOOKSELLERS, ALEXANDRIA.
Anril 12.
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Land & Negroes for Sale,

Or to be exchanged for 'S7ocK IN either
ofthe Banks Of Virs'ir'a.
TEyHE subscriber offers for sale guam
4 tity of LAND, containing 1900
acres situated i'll Fairfax county, about
ls miles from Alexandra, Georgetown
and Washington; and together with it
so likely NEGROES now on it. The
land lies in healthy neighborhood, pro-
crossing rapidly in Improvement, & con-
sidered as exceedingly we'll adapted to
the use ofplaister. A large proportion OF
it has been laying for some time past in
clover, and might at triiling expense
It is believed be highly improved.
Wa. II. Fitzhugh.
Ravensworth, near Alexandria,. div
February II. laWom
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Colds on c,,,ghs.
HAMILTON's ELIXIR. !,

IA sovereign remsGy J0f C0t0S, 00SGtH0te
Coughs, .astkmts, sore throats, and
approaching Consump5ions, and most
disorders efthe breast and lanss.
A SINGLE trial will prove, that it
IN restores. the determination of the
fluids to the surface of the body; and
brings on the common healthful perspira-
tea; that It dislcdges and evacuates the
tough viscid phlegm or mucous. strength
ems the weakened vessels OF the lungs,
sheathes the acrimonious bumor winch
irritafes them and finally discharges 1T.
Thus strikes at the root Of the disorder
she symptoms are Of course efectually
and permanently conquered, the reverse
pf common medicines which weaken the
constitution, and give strength to the
disorder, for the sake of moderatins Tor
she present some Of It's painful effects.
CASE Of CURE.
Selected from a numerous IL
TO II. LEE.
Neutrality-suspicious. to make public Tor the
good Of others the excellent quality of
HAMILTON's ELIXIR, prepared by
the lie Mr.. Lee, 1 nave sent you the iol-
lowing account of 'the benefit | have re-
cewed 'FRONT.' it; which nope win induce
Others to giveit trial. In consequence
of bruins on the breast received from
fall, my health GREW bad, nay breathing
became difficult, and frequently | have
had suddenly to rise up in my bed with
ALI the herrors of immediate sof1OcatsOn.
Add to these a oepsSan. pain in my
breast and cough,aa great loss OF
strengthand flesh, ann you may conceive
that nav symptoms evidently indicated an
approaching consumption The advice
OF most eminent physician was resorted
to, and afterwards second was called
an, but without giving me any relief.
Another physician, who knew me and
The circumstances of my case, advised
me TO gre Hamiiton's Efrir a trial
saying, he had used at IN his practice,
and allrays found It TO do muck good. A
bottle was procured, and 1 found retiet
before Ihaa taken half Of 1t. Icontinued
to use it, and was soon strong enough to
attend to business. Ontaking cold, some
of my former symptoms return but are al
ways removed by dose or two of tbs E.
Nxir.
GEO. BENNER, ir.-
No. Ii, Badd street, Philadelphia.