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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-17
PHILADELPHIA. July IL.

On Tuesday. the Sheriff of the city and
county Of Philadelphia, received the Death
Warrant OF Gichdrd Smith, convicted OF
the murder of Capt. Carson. Smith Is tn
BE executed on Saturday, the 10th of .iu-
gust, between The hours OF 10 and 9 clock.
We understand from passengers in the
trigate Macedonian, that the description.
as published in our paper, of the cruclties
suffered by the unhappy Americans and
others, who were imprisoned at Cartha.
gena By Morilo, and who all belonged to
merchant vessels, was not at all an exae.
gerated picture; but that the sufferinss
hey underwent, and the deliberate barba
rites inflicted on them by the Spaniards.
would be scarcely credited in a land of
Christians. The Dons wsuld not give up
the property. We hope that some day or
othei, our countryncn will he compcnsa
ted Tor The losses both Of liberty and pro-
perry, which they have so u,,iustIy suffer
ed from cur Spanish neighbours, and that
justice will yet be inflicted on these saya.
PES.
We have also been informed, that a num-
Der of English and French prisoners 5. who
obtained their liberty, were received on
board the iIigate by captain Warrington.
who gave to these destitute men. the same
relief that was given to his countrymen.
The Englishmcn we're, with their own an
probation, transferred by capt. Warning
ton to the English sloop Of war Tay, which
vessel came INTO Santa Martha to receive
The English prisoners. This act is charac-
terlstical Of the humane and gallant shirt.
which distinguishes our naval officers.
Bali. Patrist. 4
The Secretary of War LEFT the CITY on
Monday on sbct visit to bis family seat
in Gcorgia.--.Ndt. Intel.
a letter .from an officer Of high rank IN
orr .Uediterranern fleet, to his friend in
Porttend, says
Major Hall has returned from Madrid
Mr.. Murray, late secretary of Legation,
came with him. They are of opinion that
Spain will declare war against US: but
such is her present deplora5le condition.
that | am persuaded she dares not do it.
She has, however, regular army of 100,
600, many Of them good troops-and If
England could be induced to Join her by
the cession Of florida, they might make sad
work on our southern froBsier.''
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-17
Don Francisco de Montalyo.
News.

Captain Tyler, from Hayanna. inssrma
that on the 24th ofJune, an EMBARGO
was laid at that place, to continue on A
merican vessels for three days. ana an an
Spanish vessels 25 days ia Consequences of
numerous Carthagenian privateers leipe
OH that port; which had captured and
burnt seven or eight sail of Spanish ves-
sels.-f There was one frigate in The mort az
Havaana, but not ina condition Ia 90 70
sea. a new Governor, il was sai,E Lad
arrived at Havanna.-JH. I. Ga4.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-17

riva'rirs. arc multiplying arounJ us. To-
stead OF disconraclng a martial spirit. ia
my opinion, it ough, to he excited.-We
have not eneushofitsto defend US by SEA
or iand..e -
Umsersala and perpetual peace appears
to me. nosin"re nor less than everlasting
passive obedience, and nnn-, esistapce.
The humon flock wouldssopn be iieeced and
butcheredby onesor a few
cannot therefore, sir, be a subscriber
or member Of your society.
! do. sur, must humhIy suppi;cate the
theolosians, the philosophers, and politici-
ans, To let me die in peace-t seek only
reposc.
/ With The most cordial esteem. however,
an. sir, Your friend and servant
| JOHN ADAMS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-17

16. ar late ambassadors 70 Europssx
Asrateial country viii not forget YOU. 2
6 cheers.
II. The Garrrsor, Of Yirginia-Wiss
lam and virtue wi. do justice to a great
state. va q rhcsrs
10. TIE lmericm Feir-Giye your:
smiles to THOSE shn have sense of real,
honor and female virtue. 9chsers.
VOLUNTEERS.
BY Col. CHARLEs YAxsBr.
Iir@inin's Sons--C Consent to let repre-
sensaticn and taSa:ion go hand in hand and
keep united.
BysMaj. iEonoNIAs YAscEY.
James .uonrcs--iie has been tried. se-
ven times IN the reiinerNs FIRE and come
|oat pure.
BY Mr.. ANDREW RAaser.
Gen. Pke--The unfortunate hero, but.
his country's pride.
BY JOEL YAseEy.
.9nprica-An asylum Tor the oppress.
ed, may it become the emporium Of the
world.
BY JEaEsirAH YANcEr.
May the yntng men engaged IN this
days celebration feel that spirit which
slowed in the breast of their foreiathers
on the 4th nc July '76.
by noUoLAs BaRKsDALE.
The soldier that defends his country.
me president and e-presi,ient having
retired the following toasis were given.
Col. Charles Fancy. the firm friend of
his country aud of mankind.
The too ce-pres;dehts, the staunch adj
v6cstes Of freedom, deserve eur conf
denee.
2, The following oRiciai news received by
me Macedonian, YES completely the
ialslty of the accounts lately published of
General Morilo's defeats.
Official account Of the capture of Santa
rec, the Capital of Je-eao Granada.
(franslaieJl for the Regster)
CARTHaGENA, June 2, 1916.
Ills Exeellency the governor and can
tam general of the Kinsdon, Don Fran
cisco de Mo'dalyo, has just received the
following official despatch frem his excel
iency, Don Pablo Mosi!io. Commander in
chief OF the Expediiionary army.
.l'ost E-rcellest sir--The kings troons
under the orders of Col. Don Miguel de la
serrc and Don Sebastian de la Calzada,
entered the capitol of this Vice Kinadcm
IN the oh of this month; and the insur-
Sen's Win taelr pretended government,
ana the remains of their bands are fiyine
~ terror IN every Sirection. Some OF the
ignorant people who have suffered them
selves to DC seduced, are now undeceiyed,
desert and return 10 their homes.
3 In very short time the whole of this
country will he entiteiy paciiied, which
has suffered SO much from the excuses of a
Few wretehes, headed by foreigners and by
some emiSrants from Caracas, who have
never had any other object in view, hut
mat OF robbery and plumber, which they
have practised every where.
communicate the foregoing intelligence
to your excellency, for your satisfaction
and a. information. and for that of the faith
i4l inhabitants of the tranquil provinces,
uoI preserve your excellency many years.
I'll. Quarters at San Gil, May II. i3l6,
). PABLO MORlLLO.
To his excellency
Don Francisco de Montalyo.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-17
nIE2-

At Beaufort, IN s. G. on the 3Oth mn. ths
Hon. PAUL HAMILTON, late Secretary
OF the Navy OF the United St5tes. I.etux
respect the memory Of this truly honorable
and estimable man. He has departea
from world for which his openha ndetl be-
nsvoience and warm-hearted disposition
almost him.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-17
S6LrsnuRv, Con. June o. fs,s

'"i.lShthf3 (oH. June p, 1916.
On Sunday the esd June, about the mid.
die of the day, daughter Of Asahel smith.
about four years and an half old, put nm 81
bonnet and took small tin-pail to 90 y
few rods from the house after water
The house Icing surrounded bv woods.
and the child not returning as soon as was
expected, search FOR her vas commenced.
as IS varlously stated in from FIVE To TWEEN.
ty minutes. After looking some tina
without iineing her, the anxiety of the ma
rents began to increase and they notified
a considerable number If their neiqhbors.
Who continued the search until niphf' With.
out finding hef. On Monday mornino tho
anxiety Of the parents, and Others had be-
come great--iniormation that the child waE
lost, was circulated to a greater extent.
and the number of persons collected 10
look for her was increased to one hundred
and fiffy,or two hundred. No traces of
the child having been found doring this
day, on the next, which was Tuesday. the
number OF people was increased to near
three hundred but the search was as fruit
less on this day, as before. The general
anxiety now became excessive ihfofma-
lion of the fact was extended into the nd
Joining parts Of Massachusetts, and New.
York, and on Wednesday mornino resr
SIX huhdred persons assembled differens
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-17
Boston Gazette, Jryy s.
ErfrGct Of a letter fom Bangor, Di.. Of -JIaiu.
lame

Ertraet Of a iester fion Bangor. Dis. Of .,raine.
June IS, 1915,
Last evening, abont sunset, an Indian be-
longing to the Ponobscot tribe, murdered ia
verh Keeper belonging 10 this town; the circum.
Stances are as follows -
Two Indians, in company, had been lettering
abont the inn consic erab.e time. were rattle.
noisy but not much intoxicated When the fam.
ny We're about 10 rake supper, Mr. knight, tho
unfertenate victim, ordered the Indians 80 b.
rome they moved towards the door, and Mr..
followed TO see them ont; when one of their
turned, and struck al Mr.. K. WHO kicked the
indian, when scuifie ensued, outside tie door
Mr. X. was in tho act of retreatine INTO the
house, when one of the Indisns overlook him.
and buried his knife into his body. 1t entered
las back on the left SIDE, aud penetrated quite
mo me y eart.-Air X fell, and immediately cx
pred Tie Indians fed to their cann. and a,
tempted to escape, but fortunately were overta
ken, and are now in custody. Mr. Knight was
young man, ofrespeciability ,has been married
but short time, and ms wife was witness of
the horiid scene"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-17
.rw-YnRx

The U. s.. schooner Firebrand henl,
Cunningham, arrived at Cape Henrv.
(Hayti) on The 18th ult from New-Cr,ssss,
with dispatches from gov. Cfaiborne. m ef,
feet the liberation Of Mr.. Dupiesis ,rem
prison.--.Ker. .qly.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-17
c COMMUNICATIVE.
YANcEY's Minis, ,
Richmond, July 1916.

IANcEYS MILLS, , ~
.9t6erniarie 90. M.
The 18th Of July was celebrated at this
place with that social harmony, unanimity
and animation which prompted our fore
fathers on this great OCCASION. The ladies'
In the nsigh5orhood were invited, attend
ed, and seemeu anxious to impress sense
of the meeting with the melnarabIe occa-
sion. About O'clock the ladies' and gen
tlemen sat down to handsome dinner nre-
pared on the OCCASION. After which, they
retired to the mansion house of Col. Yam.
cey and Chased tie evening with hand
spIne ball, in perfect harmony and good or
der. Coils. Charles Yancey was chosen
president, and John Piper, Esq. and Mai.
iechonias Yancey, vice presidents, and
MIR. Andrew Ramsey secretary. During
the day the following toasts were drank.
;. TIE People KnowIege and virtue
will maintain and support the rights for
which their forefathe.s have fought and
bed. 6 cbeers
Q. The President Of the United States
Conscious of having done justice to his
country will feel easy i'll retirement.
cheers.
8. TIE .9rmy--It can do good if right
ly managed, but may be made an engine Of
oppression. Success to the American
arms. 6 chee,s
4. The Navy Of tie United ,States-In
the late war it has taught the world that
Americans can defend themselves GA sea
as well as on land. 6 cheers.
5. Ger. George Washington-By his
course II has been proven that Republi
can government is the best in the world.
. cheers.
6. Thomas ,JcGerson-well established
in 'the hearts Of bis countrymen, his works
need no praise. g cheers.
7. The heroes Of tie Reroiution--Whose
precious blood has sealed the liberties of
America, long may it continue an example.
s cheers.
8. The heroes IF the lafe acar-SolIiers
can fight The battles Of their country when
liberty is vet in view. 8. cheers.
Q. The sNiitia--The main sptiBe of The
nation is noi yet broke. Q cheers.
10. The 4 ACCOMPLISHMENTS feels
proud ef such talents in the cabinet. LONG
may she retai0 them. cheers.
II. Ss!f GorerHmeat--It can vet make
its course in America. o. people look TO
yourselves. Q cbeers
10. General Jacksonville finger of
Heaven directed Monroe in assisting him
70 obtain immortal glory. May he contin.
ue to deserve his country's praise.
cheers.
10. Fcott, Gaines, Ripley, &. ,li'C0n5
Your country holds you 10 grateful remem-
FRANCE. CHEERS.
IA. Gen. BrciCn--Tbe conduct Of a GOOD
soldier was sever forgotten by grateful
country. 6 cheers.
Is. The Desteru States--Real friends 10
Republican principles, never lose sight
Of our country's cause. 8 cheers.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-17

The Secretary of War LEFT the city en-
Monday on sbc.t visit to bis family seat
IN Georgia Intel.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-17
"a PIRATE.

The Merchants Hall Journal. contains
the following particulars Of the pirate YES.
sci. The Romp, mentioned in our iastl as
furnished v one of her crew, WIN has ar
rived in tewn. from Cape Ann -
g Shipned on board the schooner Romr.
Capt Fisk, at Baltimore, in April last, far
avuvage iroln that port Ia Buenos Ayres
and back. and sailed the 18th nf the same
month. Aboutthe 10Th May, Off Ca,liz, The
Ronp fell in with the Spanish brig st. Jo-
sep!i. OF about $50 tons burihcn, from Ca
iiz. bound to Corunna, with a cargo of
sweet oil, soap, brandy. cocoa, sugar, Gin
namDn, &c an;i 4 considerable sum in spe-
Gle, and after taking out the latter article.
mannedand ordered her for Bucnos Ayres:
that he was put on board as one of the
Grey; that soon after parting with the
Romp, found the brig short of provisions
and water. and it was thought advisable to
steer for the United States: and her course
was altered accordingly: that on SUNDAY
last they were near Cassias Ledge, and
feii in with three chebacco boats fishing
that the prlze-master proposed to ill tie
boats with articles of the vessels cargo.
anil makea present of the same to the
fishermen, If they would land the crew of
The brig at Caae-8nn, which was agreedto;
that the boats were accorlinoly loaded and
the brig was then scuttled that they were
landed at Sandy Bay on Monday evening
last, where the boats and tier csrgoes
were seized the following day by the col
lector of Gloucester: that he does not
know the cause why the prize-master scut-
tied the brig, but supposed his papers were
notreguiarand he was afraid TO bring he,
INTO port; that after parting with the
Romn, considerable money was found Sc
creted n different parts of the vessel. and
each man retained what he found. In ad
ciition to the above, we learn that the prize
master has been secured in Gloucester.
and that the Spanish Consul has zone
from hence to that place to investigate the
circumstances. The mate and the rest OF
the crew have absconded.
Boston Gazette, Ja'y s.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-05
JUST RECEIVED,
FOR SALE BY
L.9.NES RiIJT.t,EDT e son,


Booksellers, Aiag-street:
The new EariF' Of Duties
Brakes natural md statistical view o!
Cincinnati and the Miami Country
Rcsckenti,'ge's journal Of voyage up
The Missouri
Nlawe's travels in Brazil to tic gold
and diamond aines
Park 5 last travels in Africa. with al
account Of his death
NorielSs jcurney through Persia and
Armenia TO COnstan$jnople
Terms OF communion, with particu
lar yic,y 20 the Baptists and p8de Dap-
lists, by Robert Hall, NJ. A.
Sermons TO masters and servants, pub.
Itished by the Rev Mr.. Mcate
The whole works of MRS HarGah
Mare, including her essay on the charac-
ter and writings Of st. Pg|
Rhymes on Art, by Martin Archie!
IShce
.i'he emporium Of arts, complete, in
volumes, with many beautiful engray
ting5
Bells ensravinss ct the muscles and
IJoints-With many other valuable publ
cations.
Stationary articles Of Tie first quaiity
consisting Of fine British rot pressed AID
gilt letter paper Langstroth;s Are ja;n
ditto; British Il American INK powder
Dutch, EngIisn and American q9;l,s =
HACK lead pencils and Gra5on's cameIs'
hair ditto; Reeves, besj water colois in
boxes aad ;rgIe cakes silver pencil ca
ses handsomeiY assorted; zen knives Of
superior quality, from 80 8 blades; mo
rocco pocket BOOKS and 40te cases: asses
skin tablets; six aud morocco leather
purses; mathematical Instruments, scales
aud divldero; pewte', giass, wedgeWood
and rocket nik stanis ; portable desks,
; seain4 Wax & "afers Ger
man flutes aase9le,s and flies, mus;4 d
dapted TO each: maSic paper OF hyperion
kind, and blank music Doeks +: bank, re !,
ceipt and memorandum books: copy and
1yphcriog books Of fine paper: 'edgers,
journals and daJ books 2f all sizes re.
cord books.
Blank books OF every description made
on the shortest notice, with fine paper,
and patent ruling and binding, &c.
Ky Binding, III general. executed il
The most elegant and fashionable STYLE.
august 81 eotF
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Tor Sale.

TT1HAf substantially built s. elegant
4 ly finished three story RrSck D'eei
ing f:ouse on Water-street, formerly
the residence of the late T. *snnedy
with which Will be sold, either conjoint.
Y or separately, the adjoining vacant
lot, S9 feet froGt aud 100 feet deep
The terms of sale will be very accommo
atins to the purchaser.
1t this property be not sold prvious'
the 18th Of May next, it will then b.
>r Rent and possession given inrmedi.
3tely thereafter.
Application may be made to
j. l.. M'Kenaa
april 81 dSt&sawtf
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Public Sale.

ISY VIRTUE Of decd of trust froa
% UlNiam Ieafon to the subscriber
IT, secure tie payment OF certain debts II
the said deed mentioned, due from thu
said William Yeaton to the 3ank of P0to
nae, will be sold at auction on the premi.
ses, on the iirSt day OF October next, al
10 O'Clock,
hat Lot or parcel OF, groust
ON which the said ,Vm. Teator. at pre-.
sent resides, situated upon the North sidc
ct Cameron street, and west side of st
ASaph streets in the town Of Alexandria
land bounded as fellows, viz. beginning al
The intersection Of said streets ard un
ming thence westwa dly with Cameron
street, and binding therewnh 100 feet :
thence northwatdiy With line parallel
to st. Asaph's street i26 feet; thence
eastwardiy with hue parallel to Came
ron st Get 100 feet to st, Asaph's street !;
thence southwaldly with that street and
Binding thereupon I26 feet to the begin
niag, together with the buildings and all
ether ap9urteaances thereunto Belonging.
One Lot OF Grounu on the
east side Of Fairfax street. beginning =
the nortu side of the house formerly Occult
pied by Mrs. Catharine Sanford, suppos
ed to be l42 feet 4 inches to the south of
Princess street /; thence south 10 the line
If the lot formerly the property Of Mary
he@. supposed to be Til y loar feet tive
Or three inches F.; thence eastwatdly the
same width parallel with Princess street
IN depjh l23 feet 6 inches to the Ike
d The lot formerly Richard Conway's.
One other Lot on the north
side of Cameron street, beginning at The
distance of one hundred and forty four
.eet west from ROYAL street, thence west
IN Cameron street one hundred and two
feet two inches to Pit street, thence
aorth on Pitt ST eet eighty eight feet to
tcn feet alley, thence on tie alley east
1ne hundred and two feet two inches.
hence south parallel 10 Royal street t.
he beginning.
One other Lot on the northI
de Of King street beginning at the
distance OF ninety seven feet six inches
vest from Union street, thence west onl
King street twenty two feet six inches. |
hence north parallel to Union street, the !
anne width as in front, eighty one feet to |
'ayette alley.
The terms of Sale will be ore fifth H.!
ash, and the residue in six, twelve
Eighteen and twentysix months, carry-
ng interest from the date, to be 8ecarcd}
y Notes with approved Endorsers, and
Seed of Trust on the property sold.
THOMAS SWAMI,
Trustee.
July 90 2awts
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The Partnership

OF John Grubb aad Go. expired on the
first instant. Those having claims will
present them for payment, and those IN
debted are requested to call and settle
with the subscriber.
JOHN GRUB,
Who will continue his mandatory oil
King street, and offers for sale,
500 kegs chewing tobacco Of sppsri'
or quality
$4,000 american segars
100 boxes and halt boxes first quality
Spanish segars
so dozen papers smoking tobacco
20 kegs CARROTS snuff
10 ditto Leiper's ditto.
Also,
10000 lbs tobacco stems.
september 8 cost
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Mr. lohn 3 Dabney,

you viii take not;ce, shat On The Ct
lay Of the Circni. Conrt o! lie nistl;ct
i Columbia, 10 be held iar TIE county o
Alexandria, IL November 1916, OF a.
soon after as counsel can be heard /! shall
,nnye that coart to award Judgment a
gaiast Won in favor OF the common coin.
Gil Of Alexandria, for the sum Of twenty
tx dollars and FIVE cents, being the a
mount Of taxes due un yGur property on
@o!f-Strect, in tb@ ,owu oi Alexandria
Ior the Yeas 1904. $, 6, 7, s, 9, 10
II, IL, IS, ii and l5-accnrding 10 TIE
act OF congress passed the 18th Februa.
lry. 1904.
]. u. SIMMS,
Attorney for the Common Council
OF Alexandria.
May l5--l6 dom
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Public Sale.


yyvffE subscriber again offers for sale
q his FARM on MARYLAND Point, on
the Potomac river: as this land has been
heretofore advertised, for particulars re-
ference may be made to former advertise
ments, This tract contains between 900
and 1900 acres, nearly one hat of which
is in wood, and no part more than a mile
from the river. .rhe arabic land is well
adapted to the growth OF ali kinds OF
grain. tobacco, and clover, binds On the
river about 2 miles. is nearly in square
form and perfectly level. This land if
not sod prior to the first day of Novem-
Der next, at private sale, which the sub
scriber would prefer, viii on that day be
offered at pubic sale on the premises--at
the same tipe, the Slaves, Stock, & per
8onal Property of every description.
Terms Of sale for the land will be libe-
al and to accommodate the put chaser ;
he rest Of the property will be sold for
cash.
Application to "a made, for the land,
directed to the subscriber at Port i'obac-
co, OF Aliens Fresh.
DauieI Jeaifer.
august 2s 9a@ts
The National Intcliigencer and Balti-
more Telegraph, will insert the above
twice week till saie-once in their dai.
Nv and once in their country paper.
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Essence and Extract o.
Mustard.

A safe and edectual remedy fos acute
and chronic rheumatism, guut asthwahc
gout, palsy, lumbagoo, nnmbness, white
5veilings, chilblains, sprains, bruises, pain
in the face and neck, etc.
s TIE GENUINE Persian cotton.
So celebrated among the fashionable
throughout Engope, is an invaluable cos
metic, perfectly innocent and safe, tree
from corrosive and repe!lant minerals,
1.-THE basis Of other lotions] and OF Gn-
oarraRed efficacy in removing blcmishes
os the face and skin, t ec!!lies. pinpies
ialIanatorY richness, scpris, letters, ring
worms, sunburns, priokiy heal, &C, lhe
Persian Lotion operates mildly, without
TIE natural. insen7l5e persplra
ton. wh;ch is essential to health, yet il
I fleets are speedy and permanent, ren
aering the skin de'icately soFtand smoott
and improving the complexion.
fis Res'erativs Pp1odcr FOR tn
teeta AID Cams.
This excellent preparation comforts
and strengthens the gums, preserves the
Ienanlel from decay, aud cleanses and
!witens the teeth, by absorbing all thc
acrimonious slime and fonlneas, which
suffered to accumulate, never tails to IN
lure and Gnally rpia them.
Aami':oa's Grand RcStoraitve.
Is recommended a, an Invaluable me
dicine f9r the speedy eeliet and permao,
ent cure of the various complaints rcSu T.
iag irom dissipate,l pleasures. luyeniif
indi.cretions, residence in climates nn'
favourable to the constitution, the lm'no
derate use Of tea, frcQUeat intozicatIoH
or any other destructive intcmpefanc'
the unski!fu! or excessive use OF meFcu
nv, the diseases peculiar to females at
certain period Of life, bad iyiugs in, &c