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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-08
Treasury Department. Jan. "a. Ia,

1915.
Treasury Department, Jan. 90, 1916.
Sir have received your note, reoues-
sing statement of the whole amouht NJ
bonds gwen for duties on importations which
accrued in 1915. The portion Of. the duties
on merchandise imported. for which 10
oonds are gwen, is probably not more than
one per cent or the whole amount. and
cannot, without difficulty, be Distinguished
from th2t rtion for which bonds are eiy-
en- IL is 30 smal that have not thought
II necessary to make any separate estnatc
OF It, and shall, therefore, give in answer
to your note an estimate of TIE whole a
mount at duties on merchandise in,Dorted
which accrued In the year 1915.
he estimate contained in the annual re-
port was made IN tie month Of November.
before returns fJr any part of the fourth
Quarter oi the year, except from the suall-
est and most moons derabie districts. had
been received, and before the large imnor-
tations OF that quarter were known at the
treasury to have taken place. AT the pre-
srnt moment the returns from the larger.
districts Tor the third quarter of the wear.
are not complete, and for the fourth quar-
tsr OF the year are still more deficient.
Inc great pressure of business in the tus-
tom houses has, doubtless, occasioned |. is
unusual delay The consequence is, that
It is only for tie hrSt and second quarters
Vi the year 1913, that correct statement
can DC gwen. For the third quarter an es-
innate can be given nearly carrect hut for
the fourth quarter it can be forme,i only bv
comparison with the preceding, the returns
OF bonds taken being deficient from some OF
the most considerable districts for the
whole quarter, and from nearly all the
most considerable districts for the two LAST
months CT the quarter.
After making this explanation, / have tn
state, that the amount of duties en- m,,-
chandize imported during the fist quarter
OF the year 1915, amour ed to
S862,845 27
And during the second
quarter of the same year,
to 1884 .275 Sc
From the returns recei-
we'd, it is believed that the
duties for the Sd quarter
OF the year, W ii somewhat
exceed those of the Cd.
They are therefore estima-
ted at lO,7oO 600
The returns for
the An quarter,
are 50 imperfect
as to afford lit
tie or no means
OF estimating the
total amount 1t
is known gener-
ally that the in.-
portations ia the
month of Nov.
were large, and
that in the
months of Oct.
and Dec. they
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-08
/ \ CHANCERY-BlcElngham County

N CHANCERX.-Bu County
X Court, 1918.
Benjamin s. Cabel John Ware and Mary p CabeH an in
iant under the age Ot twentyos years by Benjamin ). C.
bell, her frie.sd against Nary Z. Tiservc Mar,h-
baskerville, - Wills and lHarthl his wife, Washing
ton Ware, Polly Vars Rohrt II. Grayson and SOphans
ba his wife, Elisha Meridth and Sally his WIFE Fdyyarl
b. Calll Archer b. Cab James Jones and Martha his
wife joel W. Fool and Eliza bis wife, Boiling
and Susan Hubbard. .
Happening the satisfaction of the that the sad
Mary n Baskerville Martha baskerville, Robert II. Gray
and Sophans,a Ills wife. Elisha Atrith and Sally lis
wifi, Edward e. Cacli x Archibald q. caeli, not iiiabi-
aitS OF % STATE, motion OF the piaiItis, Ofdered
MAI the sad absent defendants appear a the bill of
the compliments the second Monday March, 1916 and
give security for performing tue decree 6fte court and tat
copy o! this order be forthwith strte-m some newspaper
published in the city Of Richmond for two months success
'vel and auotr copy b posted the front door of The
courthouse.
ROLFE ELD4IDCE,Jr. p. c. 3.
DcceuqJsr IL. 67-wsv,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-08
Jnmgy2. 73Izyszo

NIRGlNIA.-Ata Court continued and
held for the county Of Louisa, the 18th of November
1915.
Perkins Joseph Perkins executors of seph Per-
kins deceased, Piat Hs,aganst Thomas RobIr,s Robert
hobartsand Nancy Robar,s, Elizabeth Robarsls Joseph
HotIrds Kitty ROfards, Eleanor Ro5aVds, Frances Ro
bars Jefferson Rohafds, John Roarts Polly lobars
children of Frances Ann Robaris, wife oil Jesse lobards
which SAID Elizabeth Joseph, Kitty, Eleanor. Frances Jet
f,son, John and Polly Robards, infants under ae age
oftwenyoe years, by Nicholas j. Poil.deNtcr Their rtai
dian, specially appointed by the defend This suit
Eefe31afits.
The defendants Elizabeth Joseph, Kitty, Eleanor Frances
ecfsii cin aud Polly RO5ars not having, b. their
DIAN, specially appointed defend this suit, entered their al
pelilnce ana gwen security according the kSembly
ana the rules this court, and appearing by satisfactory
videce, that they are not inhabitants OF ts commonwealth
On the motion O! ie plaintiffs, by their counsel II IS OJty
ed, that the SAID Defendants by their guardian s' do
appear here ON the second Oadiy in February next, and an
swer te bill OF the plaintiffs and tat copy this order h.
forthwith inertcdin some paer publShcdin the city Of
thehmond ior mOis sncosVeiy posted a the front
dOOr Vi e COURTHOUSE % this county ON some court iay
coly--Itsfs,
MIN pDIMIlE YIlE p 4 L 4.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-08

ilRolNIA.-At Court continued and
~ held Tor Louis, county. the 18th of Novemb,r 1915
Rolrt Perns and Joseph Perkins, ofJcseph Per-
AinS, deceased PaiiGs against Thomas Robard Kohaz
h"b"rds aud Nancy Robartls, Elizabeth Roarts, Joseph
hobarNt, Kitty Robars Eleanor Rolarls, Frances Ro
bards, Je'i.rsoH hobas John Roh,rds Polly Robars
children VI. Frances Ann Robs, wife of Robaris
winch Siid Elizabeth, Joseph, Kitty, Eleanor, Frances Jf
iesoi, John and Polly Rorls infants under the age
o. twci')-ne yers,by Nicholas u Podexter their guar
dlii, Specially appointed by the court; defend this suit
-, - Defendants.
hedeitndants Thomas Robar Robert Robards and Nan
cy EobaI'l not having entered their appearance, and pyen
security according the of Assembly and the rules ofs
court, ait appearing by satisfactory evidence, they are
not inhabitants of t, commonwealth On motion OF tl.
plaintiffs hythir COUNSEL II is Ordered, that the said delirl.
dliits do appelr-lcre the second Monday IN February
next andaiwer the plaintiffs bill and that copy of ibis
ord'rbe forthwith inserted Ia newspaper published in
The eltyoi Mehmond for months postsl
at the iFoit door Of tho cuirOse of this county Oh some
court day. A cOpy-Teae,
JjINPOINDEXTER, c.L.c
December
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-08

on spdfcn rm.fmofisn IF n'coj1to hitter, as 7sanes
scdhMc House n Rspresenfaiiues, on Eiao,, tie 2oM
az.
When bRier Randolph cnDdpate,
We wondered. and al
But, the strange decree Of fate,
The Candy came Out GaHf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-08

3 n CHANCERY-At Court held for
Prnce-Edward county, the 18th day of December lsl5
Edward Booker, Complement, against Robert Is. Chsoi
Joel W. JOlvs, Blake 3. WOO,son and john Kea,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-08

ABSTRACT Of" in .fct Passed By the
General assembly Of Worth Carolina. in
1915, concerning the Navigation Of tie
Cahe- Fear River."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-08

And during the second
quarter of the same year,
10
From the returns recei-
we'd, it is believed that the
duties for the Sd quarter
or che year, VIII somewhat
exceed those of the %.
They are therefore estilna-
ted at 100000
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-08

containing 16l acres of land, about 80 of VIII eli
well set in clover and 100 satisfactorily timberet
Fart OF this land lies along the North side of
The Ryanna. The buildings are new and un-
commonly good they consist of 1. a commodI
Gus substantial and neat dwelling house, with
D excellent rooms, closets, cellars, kitchen a
garnet &c. 2. on two other houses, one of which
has three very good rooms. 3. meat-house, DAIRY
house tor servants &c. 4. very large barn, in
the Pennsylvania style, with ain extensive stable
under 1.-THE scite is highly picturesque, COM
handing diversified and immense view. The
saiubricy OF the place, and the goodness of the
water, are proverbial in that part of the country
The facility OF boat navigation, and the proximi-
ty OF Milton, where mails are received twice a
week from almos every direction, and where Sc
Verai good stores are kept, greatly add to the ad.
vantages of thes ituaton
Tins little farm would suit professional gen.
tleman-a Minister of the Gospel Lawyer-a
fhyscian-or an Instructor of Youthful might
also be made an excellent stand for tavern, sim
ply by mending All old road
The terms will be reasonable.-For said terms
apply to Robert s. Garnett, the proprietor of said
farm IN Essex county-to Martin Dawson at Mil
ton IN Alsemarle county, or to L. III. Grardin, in
Richmond.
90 Mr.. Thomas L. Randolph, who lives in the
immediate vicinity ofthe place, will shew the
premises to any person DESTROYS of purchasing
me buildings were originally planned and erect.
ca by that gentleman for the use of his own fami-
iy-and are, of c nrse, unusually convenient, So
I'd and neat.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-08

THTRTY DOLL9Ps RETT9PD7

FAN away from the subscriber, on the 28th
ult. James For, an apprentice to the printing bust.
ness, between % and 81 years Of age about s feet
8 inches high, and Of dark complexion Had
OIL and took with him, London smoke long coat
spotted vest, rufiied shirt, and two plain ones,
brown roundabout cloth jacket and trowsers, a
lion skin great coat, and other clothing not reco.
lected. He is tolerable workman Whoever takes
up said apprentice, and secures him in any jaI
in the United States, 50 thatI may gethim aga n,
shall receive the above reward aud ii brought
home, all reasonable charges paid.
WIN. MCORKLR,
Editor Of the Freeman's Journal, Phldelphia
% Editors ofnewspapers throughout the United
States and the West India Islands, will confer p
favour on the editor, by inserting the above
few times, (Which shall be returned in kind) and
endeayor TO secure the runaway ifhe should seek
employment from them.
Aprii >.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-08
VIRGINIA {:

1T Rules holden in the Clerks Office ofthe Suhe.
riOr Court Of Chancery for The Richmond Dis
tricf The 5M day Of .4pril 1916.
Samuel Dawes Planti6:
against,
Jeremiah Jackson and Anne his wife, Archud
Bass, Matthew W. Shields, and Mary r, his
wife, Richard II. Bell, and Rebecca, and Sally
Bell, which Rebecca and Sally are infants, and
william Fuicher Defendants
THE Defendant Richard II. Bell, not having
entered his appearance and given security accor-
ding to the Act of Assembly and the Rules of
this Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evil
dence that he is not inhabitant of this country
1t is ordered, That the said Defendant do ap.
pear here on the twenty first day of the next term
and answer the bill of the Plaintiff; and that a
copy ofthis order be forthwith inserted in some
Newspaper published in the city of Richmond
for two months successfully and posted at the
front door of the Capitol, in the said City
Copy-Feste,
NVNJ w HENINC n ~ .
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-08

, Y virtue Of a Deed of Trust executed the 9Th
Ne May l8l3-and now of record in Henrico
Court, will be sold to the highest bidder on the
lst. ofJune next at the BELL TAVERN, in the
city of Richmond, on the terms prescr bed bv
laval the right, title, interest and estate of
Henry Banks, Esq. of,in & to tract of Land in the
County of Henrico. thro' which the Canal passes
containing about 500 Acres or so much thereofas
will discharge the sums secured, TO be pad by
said Deed to Neil MCoull, together with the ex /.
pences attending the said Deed of Trust.
wv. : WDAA,ReDLAw, ? Trustees.
May lids.
0rThe sum to be raised is from 6 to 800.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-08
NOTICE,

NIL persons having claims against the Estate
of Armstead Russell, decd viii apply to me for
payment, on or before the 18th day of June
next, as on that day, shall close my Executor
ship, and all persons holding bonds or notes,
assigned by me individually or TO which avn Sc.
curity win take legal steps to have them secured
or shall consider myself no longer bound,
ARMISTEAD RUSSELL.
Executor Of a. Russell, decd
Richmond, MAY 3.--lawtl3J
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-08
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
D.qVTD 81 ED.NJJWD .8NDERSOn

FIFtF IL y = IIaFIDTVF ~ Wv IJFIOTI.W.
HAVE commenced the COMMISSION Bu.
sINESS, in the City of Richmond and having
taken house near the Basin, on the Cros. stree,
leading from thence to Il or Main Street, thew are
now ready to receive Consgnmeuts, and pledgs
themselves TO give strict attention 60 all business
eoniided TO them. They hope, from assiduity
and attention, TO merit the patronage of their
Friends aud the public.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-08
ID d Nj e s Y &c.

The Senate were yesterday principally engag.
ed on Executive business. A rapid progress is
al made in that BODY n legislative busine
deal OF which we have 1t not in our power a,
present to give.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-08
NOTICE.

vvM. w. HENING C C
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-08
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
TauRsplr. Apn1t -.

Mr.. Root, from the committee appointed on
the subject ofthe copper and small silver co;na
OF The United States made a rep rt tia il is,n
expedIent to reduce the weight or fneness ofthess
Coins.
Mr' EaSf'i' from sselcct committee, made
favorable report on the pc iioh. of sundrv 'nbab;
tants OF Missouri territory, praying act of in.
corporation to carry on a trade ". h the lndians
which report was ordered to lie on he table
SPECIE PAYMENTS.
The engossed bill prcvidng for The more 81
teciual collection Of tie pu6i c revenues N 49,.
awful money Of the country, was read the third
lime; and the question stated, " Shall the b,lI
pass " VIZ O'''
Mr. Wright rose aud spoke more than an bou,
IN opposition to the bill
speech Oh about balf ~ hogr.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-08
NO TTCE.

The Board of Managers of The
Richmond Baptist Foreign and Domestic
MISSION SOCIETY
Have pos TP0NED the ANNUAL MEETING
Of the Society, until the first Saturday in June
next, in consequence Of the General Meeting Of
Correspondence being appointed on that day in
this City. Signed,
JOHN BRYCE. Cores C..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-08
En- n S8 T. n
A SMALL FARM.

In the count of Albarmarle, about one mile
North east of the pleasant town of Milton,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-07
DIR. ROBERTSON'S
PATENT STOMACHIC BIrTERS.

Price one doli,.r,
DIR. RoDERTscs's stomachic Filters, (price 8 y
which are celebrated for Strengthening weak siom-
achs, increasing the appetite and certain preven,ye
and cure for the fever md asue, &C. For TIC ievcr
and asns,a mglst,a prevalent gheutiic south
ern States, and affecting to families residing in all
low countries, redundant with mar shes, lakes stag
hated pools, rivers, &C. These celcbrated.and uni
veraa'iy esteemed Besait, have surpassed any remc
ty administered for the relief and cure Of that
most obstinate cppressor OF the human franc, mum.
bcr'ess instances of their efficacy have been testified
atter The barks, and various other exoed pre- scrip
tons iae' they proved successful to the admiration
OF those who experienced and Witnessed their happy
ELECTS -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-07
NEW CARDlNG MACHINE.

ut CUNDdLL's NILS
THE subscriber informs the public. he has, in adj
dition to his former machinery, erected a new
machine for cardng Wool of the finest quality: and
will be able in future to have wool, OF all grades,
carded in the best manner
lie also continues the coloring and finishing Wool
en- Cloths, rs usual. Likewise will manuiactur
common or mesno Wool into rains, sat,ine,ts, Cas-
smeres, Flannels &c. &c. on very reasonable terms
While the subscriber thanks his numerous friends
and customers for the many favors received, he
takes the liberty of urging The payment OF out-stan
ing accounts, multiplicity of which are now TN.
on settledhs books. SAMeEL CLARKE
Eorismotth, Juiy 9, 1915
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NEW HOTEL
Al BRIS

QANToaD HORTON respectfully informs his
- friends and tho public. that he has taken tho
house formerly improved by the Bristol Bank. next
north of the market, which he has opened for
II HOUSE or E.N7'ER1.sI.NAfhN Mt.
Ladies aud gentlemen can be accommodated with
boarding ana lodging in pleasant and agreeable
manner-Fire. CLUBS aud dinner parties can also be
accommodated in the best possible manner and
travellers will find good entertainment for them.
selves and suitable accommodations for their horses
The public are assured that the most unremtting
e1ertions shall be employed to give every saistac.
tion. Bristol, Nov. 3, 1916.
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For Sale,

S'dE FARM Of the subscriber, situated in Ports.
mouth, one half mile south Of Bristol Ferry,
containing about 60 acres, with Dwelling. House.
BArn and other out houses, in good repair. The
whole will be sold on reasonable terms. For par,ic-
ulrs, apply to the subscriber living the premises
JOHN ANTHONY.
{erfsmoR.h, yag l2, 1916.
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T'HE House. No. 8, Thamesstrect, formerly own.
= cd by Capt. Henry Hunter. having a large yard
and garden, with other couveniences. For particu.
lars, apply to wn. LANGLEY, Newport, or SAM.
LEI. ALMY, Portsmouth. .hav II,
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JOB r.. TON NSEND,
Union Woolen Maaufactoyy.

THE gNIOA WOOLE.N' M4y,TF.7CTDRY,
i established at Portsmouth, (on this Islanl) is
now in operation.--The Machinery is ncw, and OF
the best kind, and experienced Workman has
been employed to carry il on--rbe Proprictors will
receive Wool TO manufacture into CLoTu and the
whole process, or any branch of its manufacturing,
shall be done in the best manner, as expediiously,
end on as reasonable terms can be done at any
Manufactory in the State Apply at the Msuufatto.
ry, TO JOHN BABCOCk, .2gea..
I'or ,moufh. Dee. lJ 1915
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To Let,

-fnd Possession given Immediately,
TF>IAr pleasantly situated House and Garden, own.
ed, anil formerly occupied BY rREsMAS N ,N.
srsar, in washington.strcet For par,icuisrs ~.
s'iirc at this cf6ce. Dec Il.
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G M. THURSION,

Z. M. THURSION,
n6srs for sah, Gs No. J, .WHaree''
20 casks New RICE
IS bags COFFEE, at 10 cts. per Id.
%. barrels Alexandra FLOURi
BOXES Of SUGAR;
1000 lbs. LOAF SUGAR;
80 quintals Of GOLDFISH,
10 hhds. ". Il. RUM;
w. 4. RUN, by the barrels
GIN and BRANDY, by do.j
10 boxes RAisiN;
3 bags PIMENTO,
3 chests Tyson TEA;
3 quarter-casks TeneriHe WINE;
3 do. Malaga do.
n do. Currant do.
pOWDEn, by tie cask;
SHOT, by the bag
With general assortment OF fiTst quaii'y
w. INDIA GOODS and GROCERIES,
a, retail. jan IL.
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To satisfy Mortgage.
@ TORE. NO. =, Bannis,er's-whsrf, late belong.
~ ing To William C.. Burroug,e; being the lows
store ON The south side Of said wharf For par,eu
lars apply to CONSTANT TA3tI.
Jas Z.
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ind fesscssion given immediately,
CToRr. No. Thamcs-strcet. nearly opposite
~ ,h. e't of the Psrsde-reeently occupied by
sostrh w.RbDs. Inqpie Of
Od is SAMUEL WATSON.
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e y ss5 s:.-Ais2lAss; So
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(Prce 81 SO - =,
One Of themost eicacious medicines ever oneied
TO the public, for the speedy relief and cureof ops'
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asthmas, pains and wind in the stomach, removing
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MGR bowel complaintin children, sc.
DIR. ROBERTSON'S
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Price ale dollar and Gfty cents
Is confidently recommended as the most eifcacious
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certain period oflile uor aibus, barrenness, &C &c.
Under the denomination of nervous disorders, are
included several diseases, of the most dangerous
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and exciting the dreadful suggestions Of hor-
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The most common symptoms OF its commencement,
are weakness, flatuence, paptatons, wachfuiness,
dfowsness after eating, tmidiiy, flashes OF heat and
cold, numbness, cramp. sddiness, pains in the head,
back and loins, hckup, difficulty Of respiration and
deg!utition, anxiety, dry cough, &c.
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safe and eficctual cure for the gout, rheuma-
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NOTICE.
Commissioners NoMe.

Commissioners Monte.
WE, the subscribers, having been by The lion.
w Court Of Probate Of the town of riverlon. np-
pointed Commissioners to receive, cxsmnc and I'D.
Just the claims of the several CREDITOR. aSuinst ,h.
Estate OF CHiilSTOPiiER SOWI of saia
Tivcrton, deceased, fepiesente|' 'givero-
tice, that six months from - allow
eel unto said creditors, e. .. 1,irg
their respective clsT tor
that purpose, at Amy sc
Saturday in each month
WILLIAM con
JAMES MANCHl
All persons indebted TO s.
required to make immediate
f.' IlOLDE.
IT,~r,sr. January IL. 1916.
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Dn. ROBERTSON'S
infailible WORM DESTROYING LOZENGEs

Price ygfty cents.
a a medicine highly necesssar, to be kept in all IA
-, srMrToMs-The common symptoms of the
worms are, Palenvss ct the counieDance, at other
times flushing OF the face, itching of the nose and
about the seat; starting and grinding of The teeth in
sleep swelling of the upper lip, the appetite some
times bad at other times vogacious- dis
agreeable breath, hard swellcd belly, great thirst,
yui urine fro'hy and sometimes of whi,sh color
rpemg or cholic pains, involuntary discharge Of
ss,Sa, especially when asleep; frequent pains in the
sje. with dry cough, and UNEQUAL pulse pa,p;ta
hons OF The heart, swoomings, cold s1eats, palsy
epep,ic f,s &c.
Though numberless Medicines are ey,oled for ex-
pe!ng and killing worms none are eq,al in efficacy
10 Dr. Robertson's Worm Des,ro, ing Lozenges, they
are mud IN ,he operation, and may be given 10 the
youngest infant with safety.
DIR. DYOTT's