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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-06
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as week, being the time liked BY in for that purpose
several OF re pihiic oics> removed this town.
The pablo buildings all nealy CONNECTED. sufici-
snt number of apartments iur the accommodation he
different OCcis ahead finished aud tie remainder
together wi;ii he ;s.c house, VIII be entirely compile
ted before hr hlsi nonday ~ December next ri which
time the LEGISLATURE - tu convene.
The town ana stree geu,Tay, the stamp aud
pec of rapid and of extensive
IA the erection OF stores and dwelling houses several Of
which combine considerable degree of elegance with
T;lhility ~ ,lIelr structure
There are already seven mercantile stores in n,
and three expected shortly he opened NV ~ in
ting odices, bank. five practising aouie aud three
physicians. besides considerable number artisans and
mechanics of various Kinds.
Last Apr the town contained ono hundred eighty
seven dweilin .hcuSe and 1903 inhabitants since 1.-The
time, however, both have greatly increased.
-Four go forest waved its outrageous foliage on
thc ground where the town stands.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-06
October rs.

w VI. s JEREMIAH KYLE have just re-
W ceivetl, aud arenow opening in the house
formerly occupied by Wesss. T. "A. Mayo & Co.
four doors below the Bell-Tavern, apretty gen
era. assor tment OF DRY-GOODS, suitable for
the present and approaching season; aud hav-
ing Purc'lasedat the present reduced prices,
they Will be enabled TO sell low.
They are iii INTERPRETATION ola further sup
ply.
.july ~. 23-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-06

ID tlN AWAY from the subscriber, Negro
! b Girl, named lBEHALEY the property of
VIM: 3. Chamberiayne ; she is about IS years
old, il very black, and It'll supposed she has
gone to William-her relations live with
Mrs Chamberlayne, in that County.
Five dollars reward VIII be given to any per
son who Will deliver her to mein Richmond.
THO5. UNDERWOOD.
August 2i. stiff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-06

NTOfiCE.-All persons having claims against TIE es
tate of Benjamin }. Allen, deceased of Cumberland
County, we'll those indebted to said estate are re-
quested TO forward in order lat immediate az
Engagements be Iaade for final settlement.
JOSIAH ALLEN, Error.
OCTOBER is.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-06

NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN that petition will be
presented to the General Assembly Of VIRGINIA
praying that act may pass form new comfy by Ia
King OFF part of the counties Of Agc1ia No,iofray
CH5sr!on9 aRd Price EdUGY5 SC as to make James
town, in the county Of Prince the of the
said county.
October O. dcets
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-06

FALL. GooDS.-Pel the ship Mary, aud brigs Albion
and Thomas Bouoh from Liverpool
Rose. point and dule blankets naDt cottons: sasa-
thys, Kilmarnock caps plains, kerseys and Hastings
coatinss and fearnonghs Asnncls, white and coored
Yorkshire cloths and cassimeres ladies' aad pelisse
cloths swansdown and toilinet vesngs black fan
cy coioured bcmbazees, plain and twied rat;inctis
supeTIne cloths and cas- imeres; mernO staws hard
ware and cutlery OF F1oliug Pieces of
superior manufacture; crates and China ware well Sc
lected-oiFEaLD TOR SALE
DICKS, MOORE s. Co.
September H. 35-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-06

XTTANTED lMMEDIATELY..A person
w 10 deliver the Christian Monitor, to sub
scribers in the City-to one who can be depend
edon, liberal compensation will De given.
Also, an apprentice to the Printing Business.
For further particulars, enquire at the Office
of the Christian Monitor.
October % daft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-06

Report being in circulation. that Mrs. Wa has
L discontinued keeping BcGTdipg House. renders 4,
necessary to inform that she still resides a, ia uleasant
SITUATION opposite tue Governors, and ake few
leaTIy B00rdcrS, and will be preparedo accommodate
ffcn ten 70 fifteen Members OF the Assembly.
November T. srt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-06

MOricE.--A Petition viii be presented TO the next
IN General Assembly of Virginia, praying that lav
may he enacted, subjec;ng all buildings be sold
the purpose of paying the Mechanics charges enpOye
in erecting iemf the charges be not punctualy paid
according the contract of the parties.
October 49, 47-wttIN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-06

WANTED, Tno IIprensiees to the house and sign
w painting business.
~ LGGs trom nc Country rOould be y,s(crrcd.
GEORGE WELLS.
tONehlDcf = Ji-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-06

YyTILL.Z THOMPSON has received his iail supply Of
w GOODS which being bought at auction in New
York ~ the prices at which they have been shame
fully SACRIFICED be enabled and rcsolvedto sell proper.
tionably cheap, for c0Sh.
Mafket-Bridge, oct. 10. Aft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-06

NOV OPENING, at the LONG ROOM, bGTket bridge.
y general assortment of DRY GOODS, purchased
az the NewYork Auctions reduced prices which viii
be sold unusually low, for cash only.
CHARLES UILLLfHS
October 81. .atf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-06

GyUTIIERLKN5 COL0UHOUN- q Co
- VIII receive in 4 day or two. by the ship
Nicgara, from Lirrpool, a part of their FALL
Notwithstanding ofrose and duffel blan-
kets, napt cottons plains, kerseys, coatings,
tiannels, cloths, Manchester stuifs, supcr.ine
cloths and cassimeres, sc. &c.--with an assOrt-
ment of hardware and cutlery.
They daily expect the balance of their goods
Eftcard from London.
September II. 37-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-06

BERNARD PEYTON offers his services 10 his ffielss
- and the public as COMMISSION MEReHAHr.-He
las aiken Counting Room street, Immediately over
the Store lately occupied by Messs. jerks s. Billings o.
posite the old Globe Tavern.
Octoker %. 3sGf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-06
oc,ober 81.


NTaLUaHLE LANDS FOR sALE.--ln puTsuanceoi de-
cree of the Superior Court OF ChLifcery land with
the consent OF all the parties therein Interested will
Ice sold at Public Auction. credit OF one. and
three wears. equal annual payments ten trdcfS OrTGrccs
of LfNi( fbcionglg to te estate OF the late John w.
counties a Lincoln and Madison, ia the State nj kcntuc-
~, beng part OLA survey OF $4,000 acres patented the
name OF John Lewis.
one tyoct parcel If limit on the waters of Goose
cfeek branch of the south fork OF Kentucky containing
5000 acres, being 10. No. 10
one ether tr0ct, lot No. 20 coptaiung 1900 acres
ing on Goose creek.
one 0tor tract lot No. - containing acres on
the ridge that divides the Richland
creek.
one otter tract, Tot No. l. containing sir hundredS
'se ana 0s nay acres, on the head of Lick FORK,
Richiand creek.
one otkcr tyuct lot 80. G. containing tuo thousand
amt tHeiCc acres, on Richland creek.
one othcr fract, lot No. 3, containing one hundred
AMI thbiy-ttrO acres, on Richland creek.
one tract lot No o. containing 40 acres, the
waters Of Richiaud.
TsOe OfhGr tract lot No H. Containing 1000 acres on
the waters of itichland and C0l,in's Fork.
one 0fcr fToct, lot No IS, containing LS0 thoXsQ7,d
tOifr hHndrcd ant sir and quarter acres, living on
both sides Goose creek.
i"d one otherfract, lot No &c, containing acres
lying on both sides of Con's Fork
The title papers TO the aforesaid lands be
application To Mr.. James II lynch, auctoncer, with
whom they will b. lodged for ti purpose previous to
the day Of sale, which win take place the Bell-Tavern
M I'll. clay of Richmond, Monday, OH Of December
next.
IcrmsBo with approved security carry interest
from The day of SALE the be RENTED ie prn-
cipal Is punctaally pad.
5 !; &, G. Lt IiL6ira. Trustees
JOEL II iTMoN, { CJAiln'rs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-06

WANTS SITUATION, as assistant 10 the land sur
w veyors, young man, who has been in the practice
for some time, and who can come well recommended.
Enquire at tkiS Office.
October ~. 1s-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-06

N Office il Hereby Given. That Il petition
1 y will be presented to the Legislature. 1T
It's next session, 10 pass an act 10 authorize the
sale Of Che lands in Hampshire county. belong
ing TO the heirs OF the late john Macrae. of
Prince-Wiiliam County
Dumfiies, October 30. Soft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-06

FENHE Subscribers having entered into co.
y partnership in the Commission Business un-
der the firm of Echois & Settle in Richmond, and
settle x Echois in Lynchburg, pledge item
lieirpart to promote the interestof those WIG
NAV consign to their care
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-06

y pursuance of arosoluiion Of the Common
s liai of the City OF Richmond. Notice is
Htreby Girca, That Petition will be present
ed to the next General Assembly, praying that
tor Of butter, beef, pork, lard. saited fish. and
plnitinr of Bnria -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-06

NOACH LACE, Sc. The Subscriber, agent
u for a mandatory of Coach Lace, Eriagsy
IaSsets, 1iftiag, &c. will keep on lianda general
assortment ofthose articles for sale, at tie man,
uiactory prices =
SILAS HAYES, Market Bridge.
November cliff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-06

Pr AViNG taken Mr. RoJclT n DdBll1V, IS a
i = Partner in my business. it will henceior.
ward be conducted under the firm Of andersen
8 DaJntg. WILLIAM ANDERSON.
SeptemberH. 37-2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-06

y sented 20 the next Assembly Of Virginia.
i9rthe passage Of law for the emancipation of
the slaves OF Captain [. Bacon. on condition of
Their leaving the State !; and for the appropri-
alton of the proceeds Of their labor since the
death Of their master TO defray the expences OF
their removal and settlement.
October iG. dG-fc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-06

4 TEACHER WANT ED.-Tbe Subscriber wishes %
~ engage for the ensuing young man VINO Is Wen
qualified TO teach the Latin English languages ia its va
rOu. branches.
twin bc for applicants 20 come ,pel -cconi-
mended, both to capabiiiy teaching and private cha
Taclcr. ANDREW HART.
-dftfaluTff fONNfV, Oct. 70.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-06

vENIE Subscribers la, 6 Connected themselves
in business under tiic firm of iTHysr 8
Brtlcr, and beg leave 20 inform their friends
aud tie public, thai they have taken the stagd
next 20 Mr. Joshua Brotherhood, and immeai-
atciy frontinE The Market, where they have.
and intend keeping constantly OF hand, very
general assortment Of GROCERIES, which
they viii sell on the most accommodating
terms.
His3-A very g0oi ossoftu snt O. Jnoiq China,
and q few piece OF very superior t.aS-bose,
which they Sil.sell very lcw-loi Gosh.
SIMON ElshfSER,
l1IEt.f~ t<ffilIR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-06

TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS RTWARD---
Ran away from the subscriber on ihe2sd Of
mon.
Simon is a large, likely young fellow. about
iect or inches high Is Of dark complexion,
but not very black ne had tie smallpox at au
early age, aud II is believed that some faint inn
presslonsare still visible upon his face. il nicely
examined he has lately had amustard seed
plaster drawn upon the side of his face the re-
mains ofwhich are yerypanly to be seen lis
eyes felarge, and have rather az dull, heavy ap-
pcarance hc is about - years Ofage.
The above reward will Be given TO any person
who viii confine the said negro in Jail, Sc that
get him again, or deliver him 90 the Subscriber,
living i'm Chesterfield, about mlesfrom the CT.
House and 10 from Petersburg
n. B. All masters Of vessels and Others are
f0rwarned iiarboring or carving away said Ne
gro at Their peril, DANIEI. BOISSEAJ,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-06

y OflEEis Hereby Given. That \ petition
y viii be presented TO the Legislature. at
its next session, to pass an act to authorize the
sale OF the iandin Stafford and HARDY Counties.
beionging TO the estate of the late Baily Wash,
ineton. Dumtrics, Oct. 30. soft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-06

TOTICE j. hereby given, that Peuuon
- will b. presented 90 the next General
Assembly. PRAYING the passage If las aut.iO-
rising tho payment Of ihcmorey, produced BY
the sale Ofthc realesutc Of Samuel alden
deceased 10 The Subscriber
JOHN II. WAIkER.
November ?. SITS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-06
BEVERLEY RANDOLPH.

NUFtNlUtT =. JI-tHS
~, Tie Editors Of the Republican, Petersburg.
ana frsSS, LynchbuTg, requested to publish the
a6ore tlH Tie sale, and forcdrd their accountS to
thiS office for palplent
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-08

mad meeting in Jersey, on Thursday last.
They were attended by what is erroneous
ly called thei" friends! Tie fatal engines
OF death were placed in their hands by
their pretended friends. The contents
were discharged without effect. Again
they were re-loaded-and again they pro-
we'd harmless t. either:party. Thrice they
were aided, and thrice proved harmless
Here let the reader for moment pause
Let humanity, let honor, if you please SO
to call it, ponder over this scene of infatu.
alton and wickedness Two youths, per.
haPs. grown up together in friendship, are
suddenly converted into deadly enemies
LII advised and unrestrained by reflection
they are hurried to the field of death, and
their friends Junconcernedly look on their
attempts at each others murder Thirst
ing for each others blood, the instrument.
OF destruction are again loaded, and again
discharged without effect! A fifth time
with the same result! A sixth! A Sc,
VENTH. and youth of Is is sent into
eternity I'VE can proceed no farther
the heart-bursting subject is left to our
readers eaections.-Fed. Republican,.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-08

E.ctruct ofa letter from Mr.. George vii.
son, on board the ship Elizabeth of
Boston, Capt. Philip Bosom, dated
.uarseitles, March 6, 1916, to his ia
Their IN .Marblehead.
have but little time to write, mart of
which shall employ in communicating to
you very singular occurrence. On Fri
day, Feb. 2, 1916, lat. Sc, %. N. long. 90
w. 2S days out, at midnight was AVA
kened by the officer OF the watch, who ex-
claimed ''the ship is on shore.' sprang
from my birth and ran on deck the lead
was hove repeatedly, by one of the officers
and no soundings in IL fathoms. There
| was dreadful rumbling noise which
continued for eight or ten minutes. du.
ring which interval, was expecting ia
hear the ship thump and bilge on the rocks.
but it commenced and went off very gradu-
| ally from stem to stern. Previous to and
succeeding this strange event the wind
was blowing fresh from w. N. w. and
| heavy sea running while it continued,
the wind decreased and the water became
quite smnOth.-At S A. M. the rumblinp
noise 'eturned, after the ship had run the
distance of thirty miles the wind and an
pearance of the sea was almost ins tanta-
neously changed as in the first instance ;
the lead was hove and the pumps manned
as before, but could not discover the least
alteration. Nothing could be discovered
round or near the ship-this last was less
severe, and continued or q minutes. [
imputed it to something afloat under wa
ter, or an Earthquake. 1 am now fully
satisfied it was the latter, as the captain
OF ship now in this port, and lying along
side ofus says he was alarmed the same
day, and about the same time, with like
rumbling noise"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-08
CAPT. bLAKELY.

The last Analectic Magazine contains a
likeness OF Captain Blakely, of the Wasp,
said to be tOlerably correct in the outlines,
but deficient in expression. 1t is a siBgu-
lar circumstance, that while the biography
of all our distinguished naval commanders
has been the theme of various pens. the
life of Blakely should never have been
written, although the materials are album
dant and accessible, and the details would
be highly interesting. The following par
tlculars of the early life of this lamented
officer, are gathered from an authentic
source: Capt. Blakely was born at Will
mington in North Carolina about the wear
1875, and rec ived the first rudiments of
his education at Fayetteville. Here his
parents died when he was not more than
10 or IL years of age. Edward Jones, Esq.
SOlicitor-General of that State. gentle.
man who has in many instances distiD-
gulshed blmselfby his sagacity in discover
ing merit in youths ''tO fortune & to fame
unknown" and by his liberalty in foster
ing their genius and conducting their edu.
cation; became the patron of young Blake
iy. Though it may lily comport with the
deicacy Of her feelings to be drawn from
VIZ iS'hSbSut oiC iONtS5 W tlie DOIICe OF
a world she is calculated to adorn, am
constrained by the occasion TO add, that
to MIS- j. the excellent and accomplished
wife Of the solicitor, who loved BlskeIy az
her son, and whom he reverenced az ma
rent, ne probably owed much of that noble
refined cast If thought, CIR which he was
50 eminently distinguished. After course
of instruction under Mr.. Us roof, lie was
placed at the University, then recently es-
tabished at Chapel Hill, where he acqui
red large fund Of scientific knowledae.
Without completing, or indeed pursui6g.
the routine OF study necessary TO entitle
him to degree,he quilted cuIcge Renter
cd the navy. He equipped the Enterprise
and disciplined the crew which achieved
the victory over the Boxer, and his own
actions 10 the Wasp, when he
Stop the Avol's course,
Aud oyerhaupd the Reindeer"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-08
BosToN, Nav 81.

We are happy to learn that the Stock
holders of the State Bank yesterday voted
by large majority, that it was inexpedient
either to reduce their capital stock or aban-
don their charter. The speech of ]. T.
Austin, Esq. on this occasion, was a bril-
liant display of learning and eloquence,
highly creditable to the talents of this GEN
tleman. We hope the institution will
soon assume that position, to which its ex-
tensive capital and credit entitIe it.
Patriot.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-08
From the Baltimore Fed. Gazette, June s.

Between one and two O'Clock this morn
ing, woodea warehouse belonging to the
Union Manufacturing Company, in the
rear OF heir store on Market-street, and
fronting on the south side of Rogers Al
ley, was discovered to be on fire the alarm
was quickly given, and the citizens atten,
ded with their usual promptness. The
warehouse contained quantity of Cotton
In bales, in which, it is thought, by some.
the lire originated spontaneously, although
the more general opinion is, that it was the
work OF an incendiary. The whole of the
warehouse and its contents were soon en-
veloped in flames, which had burst through
the roof and sides, and communicated to
tie adjoining buildings on the east and
south before the engines could be BROUGHT
near enough, and obtain supply of water
To arrest It's progress. The store of the
Union Manufacturing Company on Market
street, and the adjoining one to the east,
occupied by Messrs. Hewes and Tomkins,
as Hardware store, each of them contain
ing large amouhtOf goods, were consumed
down to the floor over the first story a
part OF the goods in each were saved. but
the amount destroyed was considerable
In Doth instances, an amount supposed
equal to the loss, was insured.
Two small wooden buildings further east
on Market street, one occupied by MIR.
Snyder, Brass Founder, and the other by
Mrs. League, Milliner, were entireIy
consumed but the greater portion of their
contents were saved. A wooden building
on the rear of the same lot, fronting on
Rogers Alley, was also entirely consumed.
with the greater portion of the tools and
materials OF turner and two carpenters.
who occupied the two different stories as
shops.
The Bank of Baltimore on the west i'm
mediately adjoining the buildings con-
sumed, was saved from destruction bv
ITS fire walls and slated roof; and the
house next to the east of those DESTROY
ed, was, IN great measure, saved by its
fire walls.
The heat caused by the cOnhagration of
the Cotton warehouse and its contents was
so great as to communicate the fire to the
roof and door and window frames ofthe
Federal Gazette Office, on the opposite
side OF Rogers Alley, distance of thirty
I'VE feet, which narrowly escaped destruc-
ton.
The greatest proportion of the loss occa-
stoned by the fire, will fall on the Balii-
more FIRE Insurance Company and the
Equitable Society; several individuals,
however, have suffered severely, when
compared with the value of their proper
ty.
Much praise is due to the citizens, who
so actively exerted themselves to rescue
me property from the flames, and arrest
their progress. II is with regret, however,
we feel compelled to state, that the com.
plant OF deficiency in the supply of wa
Ter from the fire plugs, was so loud and
general, as to require some satisfactory ex
pIanation from those whose duty it Is to
furnish the supply.
-es~
BALTIMORE. June 4.
Shocking effects Of False Honor.
ln consequence of dispute originating
in ball room, two young men of this CITY
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-08
TRIAL OF GENERAL DRoUOT.

Translated for the Columbian, from the
journal du Commerce Of apraS.
General DrOuot was born at Nancy, and
IS AZ years Of age. lie was accused, Isf.
OF having betrayed the king before the god
OF March I'd, of having attacked France
by force of arms; Sd, of Selling power Inv
violence. The Reporter demanded papers
and documents of their ExcelIencies. fine
ministers of police & of war. All research.
es at the police Office we're fruitIess and
from the war Office there was sent but two
letters OF General Drouot, one expressing
his adhesion to the prOvisionary govern.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-08

form splendid trophies in the temple Of
our naval glory. The Congress have been
legally just to the widow and the child of
this pride and boast of his country but
their muhihcence would have been more
grateful to the feelings Of the nation.
m
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-08

BALTIMORE, June 4.
Shocking effects Of False Honor.
LIS consequence of dispute originating
in a ball room, two young men of this city
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-08

In the fourth volume of the Mercury, page
$40, we stated that some of the men who
formerly mutinied in the Bounty, can.
tam Bhgh, had been recently discovered
with small colony of theirdescendants.
In an Island in the South Sea. Since
that time, the following minute particu.
lars have been published in the Quarter.
ly Revlew.-Lirerpool Mercury.
PITCAIRN'S ISLAND AND MJTTI.
NEERS OF THE BOUNTY
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-08

ConveDes at Concord on "Wednesday
next. Much is expected from the Repu6-
lican Representatives of that State, espe-
cially in restoring their judiciary to its for
mer purity, and reforming the abuses in
Dartmouth College.-Ib.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-17
Hnhn.s a. ii. billions Pills.

The operation of these pills is perfec
mild, so as to be used with safety by pc
ms in every situation, and of every ages
They are excellentIy adapted to ear,
off superhuous bile Frpuaent its NOR
abide secretions--to restore amend thei
appetite-to produce a free perspiratipl
aud thereby prevent colds whish is SO OF
ten of fatal consequences. A dose neve
fails to remove a cold if taken on first II
lappearance-they are celebrated for re
moving habitual Observation-Disclosures /
the stomach and severe head-ache-an
fought to be taken by all persons on
change Of climates