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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-03


a manner, as to do credit to themselves and 4
,he country, SO far as depends OH the anxious
employment OF their respective talents OH thu
national work.
The PORTRAITS will be engraved from origina
paintings and the most esteemed likenesses.
The Arms OF the United States, and of the sc
verai States, will be faithfully executed FRO,
OFFICIAL DESCRIPTIONS AND DOCUMENTS, and IL
the manner directed by the most approved au
thors on the science of Heraldry.
From the arrangements made, and the dispa
sitions manifested by the artists, it is CONFIDENT,
expected that this engraving will be, when fin
lshed, splendid and truly national publication
The Publisher thinks he can promise lnat it shall
be ready to deliver TO subscribers in Februar,
next, at Ten dollars each copy, to be paid Oh
delivery.
PAMPHLET, containing the Official documents con
necled with The pubiicatlon as authorities, ana :
Inst OF The Subscribers Names.
Inc engravngs will be delivered to Subscri
oers IN the manner i'll which they may have sub
scribed.
y IL is contemplated TO have a few comics pr;n,e,
on paper prepared to carry colours TO have III,
shields accurately tinctured in the modern style
and The Plants, &c. coloured by one of our mt 81
approved water colourers. The price Of those
superb copies viii be THIRTEEN dollars each
as no more OF those copies viii be printed tl,ar
snail De subscribed for, gentlemen who wish TO,
.heh' are requested to add the word +" colou,.eai'
to their subscription.
JOHN BINNs,
No 70, Chesnut. street.
Fhtadelphio, June, 1916.
,QJSuB=cRIPTIoss for the aJoue probosed sblen.
va c9sraO.ns mil be received a: t.is e6fce
Wi.nout enlivenng suns, and GENIAL show.
And shelter from the blast, in vain we hope
me tender plant should rear its blooming
THE SUBSCRIBERS
A BOUT to establish a Museum in the CITY Of
1 " Richmond, are anxious to charlottesville
every curiosity of nature and art, which IKE ST.
OF Virginia can furnish. The liberalty and pub
lie spirit which characterize the inbsh;tonts of
the ancient dominion, Justify the hone ,h ut The
proprietors of the intended establishment will
receive from the patronage of her citizens much
assistance on the present occasion--Such psntle
men, therefore, as have curosties in their nos.
session are respectfully solicited to communicate
OBJECTS, and whether they are willing to mske a
- nation or loan of then for the benefit of the
1faseum "A prompt attention to this request
las IL IS the wish OF he propri etors TO make A
collection as immediately as possible) will prest
~ enhance the favour their generosity would COR.
Ter. "'NA0 VII
me public are assured, any article loaned to
thus institution will be preserved with great care
and restored to the proprietor on demaHd.
JAMES WARRELL,
RICHARD LURTON.
GJ The Editors the Norfolk Herald. Peters.
burg kspublicah and Intelligencer, WINCHESTER
CONSTITUTION, aid Stanton Observer. are p,
quested to give the above an insertion, once a
week Tor two months, and forward their accounts
to the subscribers
June 15-w2m.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-03

Great ffsdins From the second os ya,,Io
the 18th INST. forty tzVo vessels, with Gil 600
Fish, arrived at the little port of Marbleheaa
from the Grand Bank Id
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-03

New.orleans paper of the 3lst May says
nothing OF the CrevaSse. 1t IS probable, We
think, The disaster has not been considered SO
alarming OH the spot as at distance -ib.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-03

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
That at the next August Court of Greenbrier
County at the Court House thereof, shall sell al
Public Auction for Cash, 50 much of all the
Ian DS AND LOTS
In that county returned delinquent for the non.
payment of the Taxes for the years 1875, q, S, 6,
z, 49, 1872 S, 6, 2, 8, SO, 1900, 1. 2, 8, d. s.,
OF, 8, 9, 10 II, II, 10, IA & Is, as will be suf
hcient to discharge the arrears of Taxes which
shall then remain unpaid for said years, with 10
per centum damages thereon, together with the
Taxes of the present year.
THE SALE will commence on the first day of
the court & continue from day to day until
they shall be comprehensive Subscriber is au-
thorlsed to receive all such taxes and damages
at any time before the land shall be sold "a List
OF dellnquences may be seen in the Clerks Office
Of the county-in the possession of the Subscri.
ber--or III the office of the Auditor Of Public
Accounts.
JOSEPH MEZE str G. C.
May 2o.-2m.
N. b. The sales Of delinquent Lands did moi
take place al August court 1915.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-03

The British Prize.money for the capture of the
u 1risate President' has been dis r;butetl to,
the crews OF the Eudynuion, PogaOue and Ts,s5os
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-03

Maj Gen. William Henry Harrison is nomina-
tea I" candidate Tor seat in Congress, from the
state OF Ohio Ills election is probable-i5.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-03
DECLARAII n OF In.
DEPENDENCE.

"E have no authentic copy Of this most i'm.
w portant State Paper the very basis tina;
supports the proud column of American Liberty
none, at Least, which the eye OF taste can rest
for moment, with satisfaction. Wnr HAVE WE
Nor!
The English nation, still proud of their MAG
MA CHARTA, though every provision it con
taRs has been trampled upon by the bold ambi-
ton OF their rulers, have published edition after
EDITION 4 this instrument, each more splendid
than its predecessor, Sir William blackstone
has coliated and commented on this fine COW
OF Magma Charta has been excelled by late spe
cmens of art, and the fac-sinIlies of the seals
and signatures have made every reader of taste
IN Hreat britain acquainted, III some degree, not
merely with the state Of knowledge and of art at
the period IN question, but with the Literary at.
.anmen,s, also, of King John, King Henry, aad
their" Barons bold"
surely the declaration of AaERIc An Indepen.
uehce IS, at least, as well entitled 10 .xc.decora
tons OF art as the Magma Chsrta at england !:
ahu II 'he fac-simii;es of the signatures of the
parrots VINO signed it were published in Amer.
~ T1uio serve 10 crafty curiosity, at least
as iandaole as that which calls for the im,,at,ons
OF Jnnius, or of the aristocracy that wrested the
EhSiiSh Charter from the reluctant mon,rchs nj
the day. O'''ishS Vi
we are firmly persuaded that the more the
principles OF our Declaration OF INDEPENDENCE
- si'Ieao out before the eyes of the world. the
more more they viii be admired by foreign nations as
wei. as our own; and every innocent and honest
ue'ice That may serve to attract attention towari
ure; WIN serve, also, TO promote the grea, cause
OF PuDhc liberty. Such an enbeIisted ed,r,on
as wiii render it an ornament to an apartment
IN nave d tendency TO cad the knowledge OF
i y contents, among those VINO would Otherwise
nave turned Their thoughts but lightly towards
,ne SUBJECT. Such an edition will serve to Mace
tconeihuaily under ue eye OF man, woman. and
c,,iid IN a family Will associate the pleasure.
PIC lueas OF elegance and ornament with the
history OF the transaction itselt-snd fam liar,ze
tnose principles winch form, or ought "a iorm
tue very bond and cement Of polite 1 snr,e,v
nor IS ie OF small momeD: that such an edition
wen executed, will serve as spec,men of th,,
state or the FINE AIRS, amongst us at the nre-
sent day, Actuated by these views. the subsor.
Der proposes to publish
SPLENDID EDITION
OF TIE
DEcA.8R-qTI0.V or LNDEPE.yDENrr E
Winch snail be IN ali respects. .snerco, nm
,he necessary materials shat. be ,nanufsc ,,red -
tnis country, and expressly for this pub,ca,;,n
ne OsStSns, the E'grGUings shall be ,he work
oi -In'eIIct'i Aftists: the publicat on througbon
snail auoFd evidence of what our citizens bo,,a
done IN politics and can do in art.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-03

sm surprised we have not heard of tb.. ar
rival OF Commodore Cauncev IN the Medi,er.
ranean, as we are informed he was ready to cal.
from Boston the latter end of February we
tear some accident has happened 10 h,m yo1
may rely upon It, that IT absolutely necessary
'or you to have strong squadron to project
!ouf trade i'om the Algerines appears to me
De at war than ~ peace with those n,ratee re-
you were at war, not one of their cr,uzers yould
lesye their ports. Your countrymen stand much
higher in the opinion of the people here. han
any Others; thai you may ever do so. is the sin.
cere wish your friend, Sec Ep,,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-03
SNOW IN JUNE-18 INCHES DEEP /,

Extract OF letter, dated Waterbury. VI Iuna
=, t. gentleman in Windsor.
. During the 9th inst. the snow fell rae
pldiy In all the towns about here bur meL
ted AS it tell.-Much snow fell On Fr;Jav
niSht, and on Saturday in the forenoon in
many places; in Wiliamstown it was
Twelve and In Cabot, eighteen inches deem
The ground at MONTICELLO was eeneraIIy
covered during the whole of Yesterday. and
the mountains, as far as we can see. are
Jet completely white.
can mud no person who has ever be-
fore seen snow on the earth in June. Tie
part OF the country | assure you presents
most dreary aspect great coats and NIT.
tens are almost as generally worn as In
January aud fire is indispeasable.'
NFw-YoRk. June e5.
The gallant and ever to be hnnored oen.
SCOTT, who now commands this most. in
spected our forts yesterday forenoon on
which occasion, eulivening and sDprorr;-
ate salutes were fired.
Extract Off letter from an officer of fhe
United States Navy, to his friend in the
town OfProvidence, dated New Orleans
May 6, 1916.
/" The captured schooner Comet, COM
manded by Capt. Mitchell, recently arriv.
ed here, is about SO tons burtben, and is
ono of the swiltest vessels Of her size ever
saw. She had on board when taken one
long ~ FOUNDER on pivot, 1853 years old.
and live other guns from three to six pOun1
ders, all OF brass. The prize is supposed
to be wOrthfrOm so to 10000 dollars. One
small basket is said to contain 10000 dol
lars in jewelry--The cabin of the Comet
contained great quantity of beautiful
China ware, and the wardrobe of the can.
tain is very elegant. He and his crew are
closely COnhned in prison, aud will soon,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-03

From the National AntelEgencer, June 81.
The act conc rning the separatio ION of ia. D;s.
trict OF Name from Massachusetts proper. and
forming the same INTO separate and ndepen.
dent state, has become law. The people are
20 give in Their votes on the question. "Is il
expedient that the District OF Name shat, be
separated from Massachusetts,, and become an
independent state" upon the terms and ccndi.
tions of the sad reched act.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-03
ENUnBER 90.
ID q vi Il. s IIC.
NANTUcKEr, June 20.

NANTUcKEr, June 20.
+. Brig Potomac, Capt. Alfred Alley, of Boston
'or the coast OF Patagonia, anchored off the h,r'
ID Monday last, to obtain some necessary articlas
leedini Tor the voyage. The crew Exclusive of
d'e captain, mate, second mate and cooperl con-
'.sts OF eleven blacks. On "wednesday. the crew
nutinied and peremp orily refused to do sh,ny
duty III the eN ening 3 OF the blacks went afr
ana demanded rum; which the mate refused 10
Swe them One OF the blacks armed h,mseif
WIN an iron pole, seated himself acros the gang.
way, and prevented the officers from cominp on
deck. On Thursday, the second mate called
upon he crew To Come OIL oeck--tour of the
blacks refused. One of the mutineers held an
adEe over the mates head and swore he would
nave the boat ano 60 ashore To prevent wheel
me mate hove the boat into the water snrane
INTO her, and foated from the brig lie was soon
after brought ashore by boat from the sb,r
south Ainerica.
A carpenter, who was at work on board of the
brig, went into the cabin in order TO discharge a
loaded gun, TO proven, iheIn SHOOTING nm but
was immediately followed by' two OF me mus.
heers, each having knife, and wrested Al from
INN BY force, alter having threatened 10 sab
him.
The mutineers afterwards swore thev would
take up the anchor and run the brig Oh SIZE
ana move some tine al the windlass but fipaIiv
were prevailed upon to desist.
HE mats, ON his arrIya, at the wharf s,ve
me alarm {; the captain, VINO was on shore oh.
tanned q vessel aid considerable rumner of
men, ana proceeded to the brig and oue.led the
hntiny after leaving sufficient force on board
TOOK Two OF the ns.le.ders on shore, and car.
REQ 'hem before JOSIAH Hussey, ESQ. who had
them committed TO PRISON -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-03

Extract ola letter 10 gentleman in lsd;2aas,sbia
aaEsd
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-03
Hartford, June %.

'IAHIFORn, JUNG "a.
refer Lung, pursuant 10 the sentence which
was passed against hun for the nu der of his
wife, was executed at Middleton on Thurs,isv
last. He appeared to be penitent, and before he
was swung oft he addressed the people for a con-
siderable length of time
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-03
NOTICE rs HERERY CIV.N

CHI. THOMAS sb'f
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-03

or The Editors ofthe Norfolk Herald, Peters.
burg Rspublicad and Iaegencer, WINCHESTER
constellation, AID Stanton Observer, are re
qlested to give the above an insertion. once a
weeA Tor two months, and forward their accounts
to the subscribers
June 15.-w2m.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-14
FOR SALE,
Valuable Property.

r a y = - ~ u, Z &
TRACT of land in Fairfax county,
| situate one and an half miles from Deco
Iquan, and twelve from Alexandria, con
flaming 1000 acres--900 Of whichare hea.
Iyily timbered.
There are Oh this property, comiorta-
|ble dwelling house, kitchen. granary,
lstabling for fourteen horses, and several
small houses for negroes; an apple orchard
lin full bearing, and two. springs OF excel
[lent water very convenient to the build
|ings.
The soils naturally good ant very sus-
lceptible Of Improvement by the clover and
lpiaister sytem, This land is known to
yield between as Il socords of wood per
Iacre, exclusive of timber & ready sale for
iali the wood that can be cartcd to the
|beach.
To persons wishing to embark in the
timber business, this would be an adyan-
|tageous purchase.
fhe subscriber will sell with this pro.
|perty-two excellent Wagons and teams
together with all the necessary utensils
tor iarmihs and conveying timber.
The subscriber will also sell one sixt.
part Of the following undivided property,
Wiz.
A tract of land lying on the south side
tot -Four Mile Creek, known by the name
ot the Preston tract. situate one and half
unles from Alexandria, and four t.pm
Washingtmand Georgetown. This tract
contains 1850 acres. The public roaGs
passing between the above mentioned CT
ties, together with many locai advantages
render This property particularly desira-
Bile.
Also, l40O building lots in Alexandria,
situate in wards
No. 2 and 5, lying principally on Ca
msron, Queen. Oronoko, PendletoA,
Withe, Jefferson & Madison streets.
Also, one hundred and twenty acres
|of land situate an half mile from Alex
|andria OH the Leesbulg road, adjoining
Peter Sherron's lots, formerly Conway's.
meadows.
Also, tract or parcel Of land in King
George county, Virginia, SO miles from
Alexandria situate opposite Maryland
point, on Potomack river, and binding
|one mile thereon, known by the name
of Boyd's Hole, and containing. l40p1
acres. Nine hundred acres OF this pro.
perry are in heavy timber, inferior to
none on Potumack river.
! On this land is Il store house which
rents for IS pounds per anHum, a dwell
ling house, with all other necessary out
houses.
Al.s. tract of Land in the uppes
part of Fairfax county, bordering on ;he]
Loudoun line, about two miles from the
Great Falls of Potomac, containing 425
acres. There ale on this tract an excel
lent dwelling house, kitchen, stable, era
nary, large apple orchard Of The, most
select fruit, a spring Of good water. and
"a sutficiepcy Of tuei and rail8timbe, fol
supporting a farm. A liberal credit will
be gwen for ore half OF the purchase mo-
ney, and stock ID any of ths chartered
banks, or chartered paper will be rsceiy
ed IN payment,
Richard 3. Alexander.
september 10 o3t2autf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-14
FIVE DOLLARS Reward
Lost or .lfislaid,

~ N old Black Moroeeo Pocket hook,
tied round with a green silk string.
containing besides the annexed list OF
notes, suntry other papers which can be
Of no use to any person but the owner,
pavment being ssePped. ! wiikgiye the
above reward to any person that viii re-
turn the Book with its contents to
IS MORD. MILLER.
N. B. The pocket book contalnedannao
money. ,ro.,,,,
! 1914 Nov. %. VIM. Yeaton, SITS
81 cents, at 6 months:
1915, July Is. Elliott Mase, 80 at
Sept. so. Custom House Debcnture
Bond, lo4, Sc, payable sth September.
1916 -
1915, April 2. James M.Dowell, so
G., ON demand.
May 9, John 81 Pherson and Son, $500
at 60 days.
August Is. John Il. Crease acceptance
AVN. L Luchbett's order, 81 oo 0e
days -, 81
60do.
YIN. Sims and Denis Johnson's joint
bond for 458 SIS Cue in June last.
September 5
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-14

worthy and scandalous statement has sx-
cited feelings of indlgattioa amongst
the inhabitants of every rank, and from
regard to truth and a principle Of Iuslic
for the cha acter and reputation OF nv
fellow. townsmen, | request the earlies.
insertion of this comnunic itiun in your
respectable paper.
I" | am Sir,
Your most obedient servant,
HIM. Jameson Prorost.n
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-14
Public Sale!

On Saturday next, the l4th instant, q
three o'clock, will kbe sold a
Deans wharf, the cargo OF the brig a.
gent, consisting Of =
{ 4,5oo bushels Of Isle of May Salt o
a superfne quality, and
Is quarter casks Of Malaga vine
first quality.
.fLSO.
ssEN The brig Agent, as she arrived
sSk& from sea.
Terms made known at the place Q
sale.
P. G. Marstellar.
September i2.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-14
For Sale.

A Nero Woman, about so years Of
age aud her Child about year old.
This Woman bas been accustomed 70
House-work and is believed to be equal
to any house servant in the District.
for terms apply to the printer.
Sept TO-.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-14
Blacksmithss Business.

u
Tie subscriber respectfully informs
the public, that he has established the
Blacksmithing Business in Alexandria,
next door to Browns burr milestone ma
nufactory in St. Patrick street, where be
intends carrying on the above business in
all its various branches, particularly Mill
Irons of every description, Edged Tools
of all kinds of cast and English Steel.
ANY person wishing to be Supplied with
Mill Irons. the subscriber will obligate
himself to furnish him with Mill Screws
suitable for the weight of theif stones, at
first-cost. The subscriber tiatters him.
self that from his experience in the above
iineshe viii share portion OF the public
patronage.
James Shaw.
N. B. All orders from the country
will be punctually attended to and exc
|cuted with the greatest neatness and dis
patch
September Q d6eoSti
The Editor of the Winchester Gaze
/ 5 requested to publish the above 5 times,
! snd send his account to this Office.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-14
Cotton Yasn.

The. subscriber has on hand, and vii
be constantly supplied with general =. as =,
,sortmeat Of Cotton Yarns from the asich
mond Mandatory, which WILDE adyan
tageossly disposed ot to town and coun
try merchants.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-14
Freight Wanted.

ks The brig Fame, Davis mas
xysss ss ter viii be ready for the re.
asgs .ception of a cargo in about
2A days, and take freight tor a.
nv Eastern Port. the South OF Europe,
or the West Indies, carries about Ioot
barrels. and an excellent vessel.
ALSO.
For Boston,
xsg The sch'r Rebsccss, Iheo,
SS&EfA dore Berry. master Will sail
ssGss in all the week, and take
Exxz freight on moderate terms i
immediate application is made.
apply to
La,crason and Fotcls.
Who have received by the said vessels
and for sale,
s75 tons Plaisfer
so feet MerchaDtable lumber.
And, per schsr Juliet, from \ York,
100 pieces Russia, mex. 1.t dual
loo ditto Ravens os - 4a'
september 10
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June2i
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-14
Sugar, s German Goods

rs boxes first quality sugar
lie pipes cognac brandy.
A few cases Reuans, Bretagnes, and
White Rolls, will be sold low aud at eA-
tended credit to close sales. by
PEYTpN AND DUNDAS.
september 9
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-14
SATURDAY, ssprEmaER "A.


Charles Slade.
Has received BY the ship Georse Long:
from Gottcnburg, a large quantity 81 =
Swedc'S Bar Iron.
Among which is large quantity Of
{ WAGON TIRE, from halt inch to one
aud quarter inch thick and inches
vide.
Hehas likewise. received by seyefai Al :
rivals from Liverpool, stiH further sup
ply Of,
Hardware and Cutlery
Which makes this assort nent very ex
iensive and complete.
Sept. 10 OF
The Editors Of the Winchester Gazette
and Leesburg Washingtonian, are re,
cuested to insert the above s tunes and
send their accounts to this oftice.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-14
Wanted to hire,

Wanted to hire,
IN A PRIVATE FAMILY,
W Female House Servant, acous'o'A-
ed to nurse children, and phlinb
Room Servant. Enquire Of the prlnss's
September II eVss
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-14
Wanted

gENWO Apprentices to the 1atuns
Business, from IA to 10 years "
lge, and OF good character ana COW
nexions.
John Wilbar.
June q
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-22
1885

They are exceilently asaFted to cary
of. superfiaous bile Prpuaent its more
abide secretions---to restore amend their
appetite-to produce free perspiration
and thereby prevent colds which $50 Of
ten Of fatal consequences. A dose never
fails to remove cold if taken on first It3
appearance--they are celebrated for re.
moving habitual costixeness-sickness at
the stomach and severe head-ache-and
ought to be taken by all persons on d
change of climate. :.
They have been found remarkably etfi
catious in preventing and curing disor,
ders attendant on long voyages, and
should beproeured and carefully preseETS
ed for use by every seaman.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-22
GEO. BENNER, jr.
Ne. II, Budd street, Philadelphia
Hamilten's Essence and Eatract 81
Mustard.

A safe and eifectual remedy for acute
and chronic rheumatism, govt asthmatic
govt, palsy, lumbagoo, numbness, white
swellings, chilblains, sprains, bruises, PAM
in the face and neck, etc.
This valuable remedy is prepared both
in fluid state and in pills, and thus excel
lently adapted both for external and IN
ternal use.
The pills operate mildly by insensible
perspiration, expelling the superfluous
and Morbid humors they are highly cor
dial to the stomach, create appetite, aid
digestion, remove flying pains, and cold
or windy complaints in the stomach or
bowels.