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W'UIICE.

FsTHE SUBSCRIBERS have formed a
coniectonin the wioe=lie DryGood business under
The tirln oi Switzerland LOiqUho'p y Richmond ard
have taken the house lately occupied by Uesrs. To,nsifr-
y Murray and have bought the Whole Ct their Iopor;at;on
Ion tbs l consisting of general assortment o Supcrine
Lonon cloths and e2 ner1s, vesins, linens cotton shirt
ing dunites cambria = lc,. n Insl lae co,ton s,o-i
ingS Dolnans best london hats rins and NEEDLES h.oc
TN, rose ana duts blankets wooden and general
assortment OF Hie0Te CEerg alI of which are expect
ed AZ hand inin iael and viii b. sold on Accommodating
terms.
Thomas co,G'G.s,r. 5y Sutherland ColoahoIn,
Hn:. Coiquholn, N.Y. I'm. Coi9nhsl7i.
October % 51-19t
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RICH TOBACCn LANn rnR SlLN-

RICH TOBACCO LAND FOR SHE.
I'LL. BE SOLD, on Thursday the l. 18th day
w OF December next, my Tract of Land ~
ing in the county of Bedford, on Jay Creek, about
miles above Lynchburg. The above Tract contai,s
between $50 and 600 acres about $50 acres clear
cd, the balance heavily timbered, aud rich Tolac-
co Land. About 90 bushels Of wheat is sown on the
plantation, all on fresh and tobacco land. The
terms OF sale will be onethid cash, the balance in
one and two years-the purchaser giving bond with
deed OF trust, TO the payment At the
same time aud place, will be sold for cash, about
5oO barrels OF corn, the crop Of fodder, the stock
OIL cattIe, hogs and sheep, aud the plantation uten-
slls Possession may be had on the first dav Of ia
nuary, 1916. EDWIN TrRpIN
~ B.--Fhe above tract Of land may be dvi-
ded to suit purchasers.
Novcmberl1. 55-,ds
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gENiE SUBSCRIBER has rented the brick lum
g her house on the Basin, opposite to hs Coal
gard, ono half OF which beingaicicnt foe his use,
hc viii rent lie other half on reasonable terns
lie viii be glad n receive on storage at the Gus
tomary rates, country produce, anil goods Of any
Sind-ie begs icayc 10 make tender Of his SER
vices 80 his friends and the puhae in the Cominssi-
on l.'ne.
DANIEL 'TRIPLETT.
Oe.oler II 4G-U
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c description ofu.e horrors OF the" Bct,ie Ground.
'agh the scene here portrayed, is in France, yet
descriptive of the plains of cpApc.sa or,9yaean,
Nay. old man, % not 10 the field,
J'h'rsi thy hearts To- pity stpel'd;
lwoulil noc view that deadly dance
Eof All ele treasure once III France;
For, now Iycntur'd out to see
IL any living there might be;
! pas d aloag--Slll sil>nt-lcad
They rested Oh their grassy Ltd.
on but TWAS n fearful sight,
Iosce that field in lonely hight;
last pn" ~ild wand'rine glance threw
And e1sed my eyes 10 shun the view.
a musn'rin, sound sole ON my ear.
" send the sign Of some one ne..r
caifd but no reply was given,
Il Soui had wingd its way 70 Heav'n
Asln, again, low strange sound
WAS The blaStof night as il swept the ground
Lifting the plnsneS AL bloody and low.
mat once waved bright TIE warsiors brow.
Then Julian came. and we went on.
IN vain -Ihrre WAS no living one
brt many an English mothers care,
AID many lady love lay there.
There was ono spot, where iso,nc;hine brirht
Was gttrin, m the pale moon lirbt I
oh blessed Virgin Who might be
Unmovd, TINT mournfui sight TO see
Twas warrior youth, whose golden hair
All lightly w!,v'd on the dewyair,
And The noorbes,m resting un his face,
Cave it a sad, unearthly grace
broken sword beside him Inv,
II iaild him Oh tnHt desperate ii,v;
Shrnb.ing he seeined, bot drew no breath,
Ills sleep was the heavy sleep of death.
E7y, 90 ret, 50 nottoth, 6cid,
C7!leystfy heas7'Sto sla.iDe deeld:
For M lie re0g,lre 0Hcc in France
4 'rel.ta not Uisso thR deadly dance.
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FALL GOODS.

z OBERT NELSON & Co. have rece ived, and
: q are now opening, an extensive and general as
sortment OF Staple and Fancy Coos, of the newest
fashion and are in daily expectation of further ar
rivals, which they will sell, wholesale retail, at
reduced prices, for cash, or acceptances ia town
November -. 58-sf
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WILL SELL, for cash, in the town OF Carriers.
. vile, on the LIST day. OF January next, FOUR
TEEN or FIFTEE.N' LIKELY Me-
GROES, consisting of men, women and children,
raised in the neighborhood ofthat place
ROB'r. HUGHES.
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Noreri5er'22.

NOTICE.
FENtE Subscriber requests all persons to WHOM
z the estate OF Samuel Garlick decd NAV be In
debted, TO make known their claims, without DELAY,
either to herself Carter Braxton, OF King WI.
liam county.
On the Goth day ofDecember next, being King.
William court-day, she intends to sell publicly, or
cash, some valuable slaves, belonging to the said es
tate 10 satisfy certain deeds OF trust On said slaves.
MARY G.. GARLICK, Adm'x.
.No1eni5e,' g. 5S-1,i,s
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
FHVuE Subscribers have established house NJ
< Boston for The transaction OF Commission. Bu-
s'iess, under the firm Of JOHN jerks * Go.
where they solicit the commands Of their friends IN
Virginia.
The .4ucfion 6 Coumsng1 business, IN this CT
~, will he conducted as heretofore--and consien-
menls OF every description Of Merchandise will re-
ceiye our particular aad uHreriifcd attention.
JENkS x BILLINGS.
November 53-6,v
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ICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. 'THAT

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
4 Petition will be presented to TIE General AS
"A scgnbly, at their ensuing Session, for authority
10 have carried into execution, the last will and tes-
lament OF Thomas Reed, late OF the Borough OF
Norfolk, relative ia the disposal Of his property in
that Borough and elsewhere.
Move mbe,' 1. 5S-tf
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LANDS FOR SALE.

4 SChSOANi To a decree al the Court oil The
4 United States br the 5th Circuit in the Nirg-
ma district, pronounced Juue the sd, 1915, in suit
IN Chancery, Wherein Frances G.. Hanro,t and Tho
mas Buikett, IN. rchants and partners, trading IN
der the name and firm Of Hanro,t & Burke,t, Psin-
against Joseph Jackson aud Charles Spencer,
executors OF William Carter, decd and - Spcn-
Ger, late wife Of said Charles Spencer and Jane
How Carter, devsees of the said William Carter,
deed. deiendants.-
WIN be Sold, TO the highest bidder, Mt Public
Auction, at the Swan Tavern, in the CITY of Rich
mond, on the 10th day Of December next, upon
c,tdn, rs 10 ore moiety, Of four months and also
the other mocty upon a credit of eight months the
purchaser giving notes negotiable and payable at the
Bank OF Nirsinia, with an indorser To b. approved
oil by w m. Mann: The Tract ef Land Of one thou
sand anil siXiy-two and two thirds acres situate be-
tween the Little Miami and Seio,a rivers. ON the
waterso the latter granted by the United States 10
the representatives of the said WIN. Carter, deed
WM. MANN, Commissioner.
November IS Sc -"''iw
THE SUBSCRIBERS
AVE FOR SALE, the following articles
y which viii be sold by the Package, ON acoom-
rnodstng terms, for town scceptanees
H3RD-H.lRE 81 CUTLERY.
casks brass hral tongs and shovels
do brass knobs, bolts, iron rim locks
HI. and chest hinges
Go Sstdlery, containing plated b,i,lle bits,
roller buckles, ssirrups, martingaie
hooks, saddle nails, common slirrups and
bits
DO tea trays. snufer trays. walters, hearth
brushes .Sc.
1 do table, back flaps and butt hinges
I do knob and square laiches and bolts
do chest. II. HI. ami T.. hinges
l do needles, fishhooks, buttons, and button
raoulds
1 case German steel hantsaws. MILL nit. and
= ell. saws, and compasses
l do best gilt and plated coat and vest buttons
casks wedding hoes, do plough traces
do table AMI desert knives aud forks men.
pocket and shoe knives, files, scissors
spectaeics, &c.
do Weldoa's best scythc blades, &c a 81
Inches
ITO boxes>7 and common Tin.
DRK-CO0DS.
50 bales rose and Dulfie blankets
10 DO plains and blue and white kerseys
GO white and cOlored ianne,s
do real sup. a. Weoh ilannels,
10 do napt cottons and plains
] do blue do
do blue and olive Bear skins,
5 do London sup. cloths x cassimeres
do Yorkshire do.
do low priced cloths, cassmeres, coatngs and
vcstings,
SO do best heavy German Tickenburg and
oZnaburgs,
do blue serge,
A VARIETY OF GOODS.
CONSISTING OF
Hosiery, cambricks, book and leno m uslins
Marsei!les quitting, shaw.s, gnghans, sc.
Aso' Stockinetts, Lambs wool hose, Irish linens,
Dowias, sSc &c.
GROCERIES, sc.
SO hhds and 100 bbls. New-0rleans, NIuscoya-
do and loaf sugars.
Antigua rum, teas, German and bIistered steel,
20 hhds. prime molasses,
pipes real Holland gin,
100 bbls Caru,her's lth proof rectifed whskey
old,
10 bags old Java coffee, for family use,,
so do old West-Inda do
DAILY EXPECTED.
a General Assortment of LONDON GOODS.
imported in the ships Indian Chief and PA1Rb
J. BROWN, Jr. s.
W. FlNNEY, r. .l6's. e
November l. sotf
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.N-OTICE.

A PETITION VIII be presented to the
I ensuing General Assembly, praying that the admins
tratrN OF Francs Lewis decd may b. authorized by law 20
sell the real estate of the said Francis adjoining Geito il,
the county OF Io"latan for winch viii be SGT forth
in the said petition. Ot a. 40
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-05

The annual voeetng chc Socfy Of Cincinnati viii lake
place % fie Capitol a ;'c Cts o. Richmond, the SECOND
Monday IN December lts'.
, HoBERT QOiaLEs, Secretary.
NgIfTceT 10 s7--fm
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A T a Cham cry Distric. Court held ~

A T Chanc cry District Court held in
IN Williamsburg. October the 2sth 1878.
Nancy Alen Aniey AUSTIN Robert Norris Thomas Morris
William Richardson, and Nancy his wife, who Nancy
Morris. her guardian and next friend Jol, Alien
David Allen. Betsy Alien. Fielding Allen Mary Allen
the three last being infants. children OF Richard Alien. by
John Allen their guardian and friend, Piaiii6 t. a.
gninst John GOOdal Defendant.
his cause came On tins day 10 BE- heard by tl,
bill, answer, and the exhibits filed, and argued BY cou-
der AMI decree. that Wm. MCniish. Edmund Christian
James Lee and Robert NrCandsh. two whom Inay
act do sell the tract of land, III the bill mentioned lying in
the County ofJamcS CITY. and said contain four hundred
late the property fRoht Anderson dec ON
credit OF twelve months, after giving months pnNios
notice III some newspaper printed the CITY of Richmond
OF the time and place OF SALE taking bond With good security
from The purchaser Tor ;ie purchase money. And the court
doth further adudg order and decree that the said Com
moners or such of them may act, after desucng the
expenses of the safe, divide the proceeds thereof two
john Allen oncesht, David Allen one-eighth, 10
Betsy Alen Fielding Allen and Mary Allen remaining
eighth, III equal proportions and that of The other moi.
~, pay the pa,ns Amey Austin four-n,tls 10 Robert
Norris Thomas Morris, VIM. Richardson rglr of his wife
Betsy Morris ard Susan Morris other ninh In equal Der
tons and 10 the defendant GcOda the four remaining
nins and the Commissioners who directed 10 r.
port their proceedings 10 the in order n final decree
copy c. CLARKE, d. C.
PURSUANT to the above decree we shall on the frs, ds,
ofnusry next before the Raleigh Tavern in the CITY Of
Williamsburg, precisely O'Clock. expose 10 public Sol
the Of LdNDn the decree mentioned agreeable 10
the tens the said decree This land lies about four miles
from Williamsburg, handsomely situated .or frm and las
about forty Acres Of prime meadow attached 10 it, some q
winch has ga m cultivation, an excellent orchard, and
common buildings.
NTLLIAM Nf'CdNDLLSHo
EDMUND CHRISTIAN, r.,
JfMESLEE >ComTS
ROBERT McANDLASH
NorenSers22 5g-fas
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TIE Grand Lodge IF VirgfniQ,
NATIi.L meet in the Msson's Hall, in the CITY of
w Richmond, at & O'Clock in the evening of the
second MOnd day in December next
november II 55tdr,
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TIE BATTLE GROUND.

The following extract from late English paper gives an
prssive description ofte horrors OF the Bcttie Ground.
I'd although the here ponrtayei, is in France yet il
iuaiy descriptive of the plains of capesa or'9y@qn,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-03-21
HAMILTON's
Warn DESTROYING L0Senges.

eTD DeStToytHS LO~enSeo,
Which have within years past, cur
ed an immense number of persons of
both sexes, of every age, and in every
situation, of various dangerous COM
plants arising from Worms, and of OBJ
structions or foulness in the stomach
and bowels.
This medicine bears no analogy what
ever to others of similar title, SO com.
monty complained Of as operating with
violence on the contrary, particular
excellence ofthis remedy is its being
suited to every age and constitution.-
1t contains nothing but what isperfect.
ly innocent, and is so mild in it's ope.
ration that it cannot iniure the most de-
licate pregnant lady, or the tender
est infant of week old, should no
worms exist in the body but will
without pain or geiping, cleanse the
stomach and bowels, of whatever is
foul or offensive, and thereby prevent
the production of worms, and many
fatal disorders. The lozeDges are par
ticuIarly eficacious in carrying of all
gross humors and eruptions, feverish
and bilious complaints, and are the
safest and mildest purgatiye that can
be used on any occasion.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-03-21
Genuine Fa,,lily Medicines.
JUST RECEIVED BY
James Kennedy and Son.
FRRsH suPPLr or The FOLLOWING
Genuine Medicines.

For. the prevention, and cure OF Bill
lious and Malignant Feyers, is res
commended
HAHN'S ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS
THIS Medicine has been attended
with degree of success highly CRATE
full to the inventors feelings, in seye-
raj parts of the West Indies, and the
Southern and Middle States, particu-
larly in N. York, Philadelphia, Balti-
more, Petersburg, Richmond, Norfolk,
Edcnton, Wilmington, Charleston, and
Savannah. The testimony of anum-
Der of persons in each of the above
places Can be adduced, who have rea.
son to believe, that timely use ofthis
salutary remedy has, under Providence,
preserved their lives, when in the most
alarming circumstances
Facts Of this conclusive nature speak
luere In favor of medicine than CO.
mmns of ponpous eulo sy, founded on
mere assertion.
Itis not, indeed, presumptuousiy
proposed as an infal!ibls cure, but the
inventor has every possible reason that
can result from extensive experience,
for belleylng,Fthat dose of these pills,
taken once in every two weeks, during
the prevalence of oul billioas fevers,
will prove an infallible preventative |;
and further, that in the earlier stages
of those diseases, their use will very
generally succeed in restoring health,
and frequently In cases esteemed des-
perate, and beyond the power OF COM
mon remedies.
The operation of these Pills is per-
fecty mild, SO that they may be used
with safety by persons of every sltua-
tion,. and of avery age.
They are excellentsy adapted to Car
ry off superhuous bile, and prevent its
mocbid secretions-to restore and a
mend the appetite--to produce tree
Precipitation, * thereby prevent colds,
whichare often Of fatal consequence
a dose never fails TO remove cold, II
taken on its first appearance. They
are celebrated for semoving habituai
costivencss--sickns.ss at the stomach
and severe head-ache-and oasht to be
taken by all persons Oh change OF
climate.
They have been found remarkably
eficacious in preventing and curing
disorders attendant on long voyages,
and should be procured, and carefully
preserved for use, by every seaman
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-03-21
Hamilton's Grand Resto-
ratlVe,
ratlVe,

Is recommended as an Invaluable
medicine, for the speedy reliefk per.
manent cure of the various complaints
resulting from dissipated pleasures,
juvenile indiscretions, residence in CHI
mates, untavorable to the constitution,
the INN oderate use OF tea, frequent
intoxication, or any other destructive
intemserance, the unskiilul or Excess
siyc use of mercury, the diseases Decu-
liar to females at certain period OF
life, bad lyings in, sc.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-03-21
This is to Give Notice,

That the subscriber of Alexandria
County in the District of Columbia,
has obtained from the Orphans Court
OF said County, letters of administra-
ton on the personal estate of John Muir
late Of the county aforesaid decd. All
persons having claims against the said
Dccedent, are hereby warned to exhi-
bit the same with the vouchers thereof
duly authenticated and passed by the
Orphans Court, to the subscriber, on
or before the goth Gay Of Aug. next, or
they May by law be excluded from all
benefit to said estate, and those indebt-
ed thereto are requested to make i'm
mediate payment: Given under my
nand this Goth day of February, 1915:
Mary Muir,
Administrators Of J. Muir.
FRh, I'll h
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VIM. III. Fitzhugh.
Fuel Wanted.

PROPOSALS. will be received in
writing until the lst day of June
next, for supplying the next stated ses-
sion of Congress, with l5e Cords OF
good sound frewood eighty cords of
which must be hickory, or hickory and
ash, the residue the various kinds OF
oak. All TO be delivered, sawed (in
two) packed and measured at the ex-
pense OF the contractor, in vaults or
wood yards provided by the government,
at the present Capitol of the U. States,
in the City of Washington. One third
thereof, on or before the lst day of Sept.
next one other third, on or before the
18th of October, and the residue on or
before the goth of November. Propo-
sails must be accompanied with the name
or names of the security or securities,
offered to secure faithful execution of
the contract. The proposer, whose
terms and securities are accepted, will
be advised ofsuch acceptance by letter;
aud, upon executing the proper securi-
ties, one third of the money will be ad-
vaneed.
THOS. DOUGHERTY.
/ Washington City, March Is. CIV.
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Land & Negroes for Sale,
Or to be exchanged for Stock in either
oftAe 6anks Of Virginia.
TINE Subscriber o ffers for sale a
L tract of LAND, containing 1900
Acres, situated in Fairfax County, a.
bout 10 miles from Alexandria, Geo.
Town and Washington and together
whit 80 likely NEGROES, now on it.
The land lies in healthy neiahbor-
hood, progressing rapidly in improve
ment; and considered as exceedingly
well adapted to the use of plaster A
large proportion of it has been laying
for some time past in clover, and might
at trinIng expense iitis believed be
very highly improved.
VIM. III. Fitzhugh.
Ravensworth, near Alex'a.
February IL. dlwlaw6m
80 The Editors of the Leesburg
Westinghouse, Virginia Herald, Vir-
ginia Patriot and Richmond Enquirer
ere requested to publish the above as
directed and send their accounts TO
this Office for payment.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-03-21
HAMIL TONS
Genuine Essence and Elk.
tract of Mustard,

A safe and efectual remedy for
Rheumatism, Gout. Palsy, Sprains, &
Bruises, White Swellings, Old Strains
and Relaxations, Numbness and Weak
ness of the Neck, Pains of the Size,
Headache, Swelled Faces, Frozen
Limbs, and every similar complaint.
1t prevents Chilblains, or Chopped
Hands and the ill effects of getting
wet or damp in the feet.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-03-21
A. MOORE, Reg'r.
This is to give Notice,

That the subscriber has oblaineS
from the Orphans Court OF A.cxanA
dria county, in the District of Colums
hia, Letters Testamentary On the E.
state Of Theodore Skinner, late of the
county aforesaid, deceased {: all pers
sons having claims against the said dee
cedent, are hereby warned to exhibit
the same duly authenticated snd pas.
sed by the Orphans Court to the SUBJ
scriber, on or before the 9th day of
Sept. next, or they may by law be ex.
cluded from all benefit to said estate
and those indsbted thereto are reeuir
ed to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this eth day
Of March, 1915.
JOHN GRID,
Executor Of Theodore Skiaaer.
March 9. 4w
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Orphans Court.

sdlerandria County, FEB. Tern, 1915.
ORDERED, That the adHinistratix
Of JOffN MUIR, deceased, do insert
the following advertisement three times
a week for four weeks in the Alexan-
dria newspapers.
A Copy-Test,
A Moore, Reg. Hills.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-03-21
A Tutor Wanted.

"A Salary of 200 Dollars will DC gives
na n 20 an elderly Gentleman of good
,;an al habits who will undertake the tut
viii vim y : Boys IN a private family. 1t
lnosao required that be has perfect
~ gs j; - OF the English language end,
'' different branches OF Matte ma,;cs.
n. BENZ. DULANY.
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Orphans Court.

Alexandria County, March Term, 1915
ORDERED, That the Executor Of
Theodore Skinner deceased, do Inc
sert the following advertisement three
times week Tor four weeks In the
Alexandra newspapers
ACopy-Tese
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-03-21
To Rent,

THE Country Seat on Cameron
1 Hill, formerly the property of
John Richter, deceased. This Stene-
inent is beautifully situated on com
handing eminence, u fronts health
mess and contiguity to the Town of
Alexandria, offers a strong induce
ment to genteel family:
ALSO,
The House and Lot lately occupied
by DR.. Brooke, where variety of
handsome Furniture may be bought
Apply to
James c.. Deneale.
No., 10
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-03-21
HamiIton's Elixir.

Celebrated for the cure of Colds, OBJ
stinate Coughs, Asthmas, and ap
preaching Consump tons, and a certain
remedy for the HOPPING COUGH.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-03-21

TIME Subscriber respectfully In
i forms her friends and the public
IN general, that she has engaged stea-
dy person and intends carrying on the
Cabinet Business
In all its various branches, at the stand
lately occupied by John Muir, decd.
Mary Muir.
Feb. 81
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RoYAL-sTREET, ALEXANDRIA.
puRIsHED T1EsDaY saIVRDaK Ey oWDE BOY
TUES Day, MARCH 81, 1915.

minerals, 1.-THE basis Of other lotions)
and Of unparalleled efficacy in remoy.
ing blcmishes of the face and skin,
freckles, pimples, inflammatory red-
ness, scurfs, letters, ringworms, SUM
burns, prickly heat, sc. The Persian
Lotion operates mildly, without inn
peding the natural, insensible perspi-
ration, which is essential to health, yet
It's effects are speedy and permanent,
rendering the skin delicateiy soft and
smooth, & improving the complexion
The Damask Lip Salve.
Restorative Powder forthe
Teeth and Gums.
This excellent preparation comforts
and strengthens the gums, preserves
the enamel from decay, and cleanses
and whitens the teeth, by absorbing all
the acrimonious slime and foulness,
which, suffered to accumulate, never
fails to injurs and finally ruin them.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-03-21
The Genuine Persian Lo-
ton.

So celebrated among the fashiona.
bic throughout Europe, is an invalua-
BILE cosmetic, perfectly innocent and
safe, free from corrosive and repellent