davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-02

gents Tor receiving all monic, icadcrvi 90 Gem I,
d,s former "wner or any other person ou hia ae-
eo | Tor ivd. mp;ion ol ANY l,nd. whether e SAINT
be sid, or vested IN tire Literary Fund, and Tie
clerk shalt give ce'ts I,et cior s,:tti.s l., whom
the "Oney N's pap, wiiai Ian 10 Wri1 ,tA ,i. To-
redeemed, and Sng Drisf aud ,,i>ti,ct Il, scril
u ,ic same al, SIS ..ing Lis toit Keeping re-
cori uae saIuc :Nhcrunpoa the ia,.is shall he re-
IcvSd rn'n ai' claim at the purchaser or of the LIZ
tsr"'y FUND 1.-The clerk all receive. !, vi 80 crutS
tor reenidinE tins receipt, togeIh T. vain conniss-
on ui per cent. GA the amount specified therein
Ia be paid "a granting such receipt, bv tia, lurucr
owner. ihc CLERK - ,o sve ,unt with he Auditor
o. oath, iOr Ill mOu.es rccesei iur t,. b. nrhi of
the Literary Fund by vtue - Ibis Nct--an tn ,,.y
t. the purchaser oi Any redeemed sn,s ,he lnii a.
moNiit o. MONIES received ni. such ieleiupt!a.i
pe'aues are pt'escgb, for Eating To No las duty ia
eit.er vi these respects -iie'ea. - 1t sia B., law
td lor the commissioners of the >. IA mai ,e
out their iad lists, to scj,arae the lis, - tlun I,ts
nom those IN tine country ami 20 :is- cni'esuu,..
cent change IN the trD II thci' plsNs a. h-rest
to-, amy ls"ls may b. rstu.n>d linieut, IA, pu.-
fretor or this agent, may paj tie i-xe, -i.i d..
images charged upon the lands Ito Tie 4 r,asi,,
upon tn certificate 1ttt,c .AuI.s1r Authorizing
treasurer to receive the same provided the nav.
tntht be neic before the frs dsv at i,umary m Il
~ year IN which tae lands might b oft rcd iir c1l.
~ such deIinquenct The Auditor. shall be- sut,-
te'l tu Zee Oi fifty cents ir ever, such c,r,iScat-
The A'"tur shalt traasnit 10 the citra5 q; Tie IA
i-u,r courts 81 the several coUni.s In winch t.o
sail f'nds a'c charged with such Delinquency, by
the hat oi Nay, u' every wear, correct li,i ul All
sums received b' him, setting forth the pcrsons who
pad and 'i1 scr',i the lands which they were
ehaiged-W he.Cver any sheriff, who made sale.
OF lands, shall die wIthpat conveying them, his sue
cesspr shall make proper CONVENIENCE hsne,-
err iads belonging to an infant, feme covert, OF per-
son OF mon-stnc memory, imprisoned or ont Of tue
Commonwealth, in the enpio, mcmt thereof, or OF
the United States, shall hercafter he sold or vest,
ed "a the Literary Fund, such parsons shall be emil
ted tn redeem the s'ii Iamis within ; wears after.
me respective 'is,blries are removed, paving the
purchase money, costs, AL taxes that have been
rayed by OF charge TO the purchaser with ten per
cent per annum interest all sucl, payments until
, such disability was removed, and FIFTY per ceut.
per annn'a from TIE time when such disability Was
removed.
CONCiUDED
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-02
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
YAursdap, Eeb. %.


After the reception AID reference of .e-
Veral petitions
MIR. Ingham, from the committee on
post-officcs and post roads, reported bill
III addition to the act to regulate the post
Office establishment which was twice
read and committed.
MIR. Easton after n few Introductory
remarks, of-red resolution, declaring 1t
eXpedlent to grant donations of land TO
such dSbanded officers of the Lite army
as were wounded, and such Officers and
Prlvates of the mii.ia. rangers and vol
unteers, as were wounded in service du-
rng the late war which resolution The
house refused to consider, by large ma
jority
Mr.. Iopkinson laid OH the table the
following resolution
ReSo!Ued, That the following rule be
added to the standing rules OF the House,
to W.T. IT any member sail be absent ut
the taking of the yeas and nays on any
question, he shall be considered as absent
from the service of the II use for that day,
unless he have leave, or be sick, * there -
fore unable to attend.
MIR. Huger after some remarks which
cou'd not be heard by the Reporter, mo-
we'd resolution to institute a committee
tor the purpose of examining generally
into the subject Of unsettl d balances due
the United States, and esp cially into
the annual statements laid before Con-
Sress by the Comptroller of the Treasu-
ny also into the cause Of such extensive
unsettled balances and to recommend
measures to bring them to speedy set
tlement Before thIs resolution was deG-
Gcd on, 1t was,on motion, laid on the table {;
and
Mr.. Pickering rose and announced to the
House, the death of the Hon. EliJuh Orig
liam. Member of this House from the
Stac of Massachusetts
Mr. Pickering then moved resolu-
tons
To appoint a committee Of arrangement
for the funeral of the deceased
That the Members Of this House wear
Grape on the eft arm, for one month. in tes-
timony Of respect Gor the memory Of the
dec sd
That the Members Of the House at
tend the funeral tom ,irow, at twelve o.
clock
That the Senate be invited to JON the
funeral ceremonies and
That whco the House adjourned, it
shond adjourn to Saturday next.
Which resolutions we're sevcrally a
greed TO, unanimously.
The House then adjourned.
Saturday, Fc6ruary 2t.
After the re option and reference of
suadry petitions:
The comm,ttee Of Ways and Means,
on IN tion of Mr.. Lowndes, was dischar-
ged from the further consideration OF the
petition OF Nathan Gerrin Snith, Ind the
same was referred to the Secretary Of the
Treasury.
Mr.. Comstock, from the committee on
Revolutionary Claims, reported a bill for
the relief of Elizabeth Hamilton, widow
of the late gen. Alexander Hamilton, which
was twice read and committed.
MIR Peasants, from the committee On
naval affairs, reported a bill for the grad |
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-02
-
CONGRESS-.

ICoNcLUDED.1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-20

North America shall be affected BY any ar.icle in
The treaty, but that each party shall remain in
lie complete possession ofits rights, in respect 10
such an intercourse. r
.qracie III.
To reins;ate, in subs ance, ,hearticlc propos-
ed on that subject BY the undersigned, so That
he commerce by land or inl ,ndnay,g CATION, sane
toned by he art ,cles, he confined to ihat which,
may be carried or between the citizens of the
United States and his Britannia Aiaiesty's sub
lee $; and so as not 60 p eclude the citizens of,he
Cni'ed states from carrying articles of the
growth produce or manufacture of the said
states down the river ST. Lawrence as far at leas,
as Montreal, and down the waters of Lake Cham
plan, as far at least as the ST. Lawrence Or, ii
no satisfaci tory arrangement at present be for
med on this subject, 10 omit the article ai,oge.
ther.
.qrticIe V.
To place generally each nation on the footing
OF me most favored nation, without restricting
lha' privilege as relates TO the citizens OF tbe e.
stat es tn the commerce with his Br,tann.c Males
tvs territories in Europe
Second separate article to be omitted.
The undersigned Will have the honor to yai,
on his Britannic Msjes;y's plenipoteut:arles or
Monday lie 10Th INST. at two O'clock, at the Of.
ice for trade, when the undersigned hope they
Wall be able to communicate to them, their fina
determination ON the proposed alterations.
The undersigned request his Britannia Males
ts's plenipotentsrles to accept the assurances Of
their distinguished cons Iteration.
(signed)
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS,
IL. CLAY,
ALERT GALLATIN.
The right hon. F. j. Robinson,
III 6ou.burn, and DIR. VIM.
Adams.
(7'o Be Csnnnued)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-20

2. Reso'.ed, Thatit Is exped;ent 10 re-
peal the act entitled = an act en- nrov;ja
additional rcvcnues for def-ay;ng the ex.
penses OF govcrnmet and mai6tain;no the
puoi!c credit, by laying duties On spirits
a,stilled within the United States and
Territories thereof, and by Amending the
act laying duties on licences TO dis,lilers
or spirltuous liquors,s' passed on the 2lst
OF December, 1914, exceptin. Only the
10th, 18th, 10Th and Gath sections thereof.
from apd after the 1st of April next. and
from the same day to add 100 per cent. to
the amount of the duty which all stills now
subject to duty are liable to pay.
s. Resolved, That it is expeiicnt to re-
peal, from and after the 18th day of April
next, the act entitled" an act to provide
additional revenues for defrayins the ex-
pences oil government and Maintaining the
public credit, by laying duties on various
goods, wares, and merchandise, manufac-
tured Within the United States" passed on
the 18th OF January, 1915, and also the
act entitled " an act to provide additional
revenues Tor deFFaying expenses govern
ment and maintaining the public credit, by
laying duty OF gold, silver, ard plated
ware, aud Jewelry, and paste work. ma
nuiactured within the United States,''
passed on the 9th Of February, 1915, from
he same day.
.. ReSotcsd, That 1t is expelient to re-
pea. the act entitled ssan act to provide
additional! revenues for dcfiaying the ex-
penses government and maintaining the
public credit, by laying duties on house
hold furniture. and on gold and silver
Watches" passed on the 18th of january.
1915.
10. Resolred, That it is expedient so
tn amend the rates of duties upon imported
articles, after the SOth of june next. as
that they shall be estimated to produce an
amount equal to that which would be pro-
duced by an average addition of 10 pef
cent. to the permanent rates Of duties.
IL. ResotUed, That the defcienc- ;;;s.
ing from the reduction or abolition of anv
81 the duties heretofore pledged by law
Tor the support of the government, for the
payment of the public debt, and the estab-
iIshment Of sinking fund, shall be suppli-
ed by appropriating to those objects, suffi-
Gent amount from the product ofthe tax
es or duties proposed to be continued or
increased.
IL. Resciced, That it is expedient that
from and alter the year 1916, an addition
shall be made TO the sum of 5000. 600 of
dollars, now annually appropriated for the
payment OF the interest and principal of
the public debt, 50 as to make the whole
sum be appropriated annually to that
purpose, Is, 5o0,000 dollars.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-20

a. >, o 20 go 10
Such IS the estimate of the aonual re-
venue which by law is declared t. be
pledged . to provide for the payment Of
the expenses of government, for the punc-
tual payment OF the public debt, and for
creating an adequate sinking fund .''-If
ihe recommendation cuntsiued in the re
port OF the Secretary, with the modiiica-
iIons proposed By the committee, shall be
carried INTO effect, there viii be deducted
from this revenue of S25. e78.qdo
The nett amount of duties on furniture
and watches on manufactures and
distilled spirits, 5,s64.s4O
me postage duty, 100000
And from the nett product
OF the land tax 100000
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-20

by an addition to the customs equal to the
product Of an average addition Of ~ pc,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-20
cent. to the rates of permanent
duty, 5,04o,o00

Making the excess of revenue added, "a
boYe that deducted, 90,660
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-20

(3)-Ths Gnsrver Of our Commissioners 10 hs By.-
Hsh contie prQJe,, aud note aec0mpmlpng &C.
The American 10 the British PieHpJ cntaries
Harley street., June I'm, 1915.
Tie unders gned have Tie honor to actnow-
ledge the eceIp,s Of The note Of his BraanGc
Nj Jesty's pienIpotentiaries of he 18Th INST enc o
snug the,r eonfre bj,t Tor the ar aagen mt Of he
Commercial intercourse between lie two coun-
tres.
Anxious to ascertain with as Little delay az pos
sible, whether mere be any probability liza such
an arrangement, Can now be concluded AS shall
be satIsilotory % both part les Tie undersigned
VIII not az this time enter INTO disc ussiOn Of te
suhjcc. ard leaving nnaor points for subs e1uent
oonS,deranCu, VIII Only propose Tie following al
teIatlons 70 The ctrc Dr<ief OF his Britannc Ma.
1esty's pleniPOtenLaues, oideicst.
.qgflCie, a.
1st Tore,pstate The clause in the btojet of the
Undersigned, which provided that the same du
ties, drawbacks and bounNes, should be paid aud
allowed rs either country, OF the importation o.
expectation Of Articles the produce, or grop.,h or
manufacture OF his Britannia Majestys ,egIito. les
IN Europe, or oftbe United aies, whether sue /.
impOrta,ions or expectations should be an British
vessels or vessels OF the u. States.
2diy TOrenstate the clause in the la-0jet Of he
unders gned, which excepted fiUm tie provision
20 eqlslize tonns &c duties, British vessels bound
10 or from British POSSESSIONS, TO which vessel
ofthe United States were MOI permanently adj
miued; or to introduce rev article, providing
that member tie intercourse between the United
sts.es and his Britannia Maiesty's possessions AZ
the West Indiesynor that by sea between thesa d
states aud bis Britannia M5esty's possessions in
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-02

wrote three letters during his confinement,
one TO his wife, one to the Emperor OF Aus
tTia, and one to the King here, beginning,
Dear Cousin" | understand all these
were insa.Ee Destroyed.
JEROME.
Jerome Bonapar,c, who cont 'nucs to re-
si.e at Eiwangen, has been compel. Il to
acc Unit to a person appointed by the king
ofWurt. mhurgn, for the large funds which
l,c had in his hands. 1t has be n invested
IN estates in Wurtemburgh. The proper
y thAt Jerome had bought at Trieste, and
ia the nc;ghborhood, is Sophisticated. and
will be sold. Only small part of his for
taae remains i'll his possession.
\ commercial friend informs US, that
advices from Holland to the middle OF No
VeUiD r, represent the markets for articles
ot american expectation as high, and in
cr -asing H. demand. The Mentor, Bangs
from this port, run ashore in entering the
jeXel. and it is feared was totally lost
The Governor Strong, from New-York,
had arrived out with cargo ofteas, which
were in great demand. Tobacco main
tanned q high price and quick demand.
lPhA. Ga-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-02
JAMES MADISON.
CONGRESS-.
IN SENATE

TUESDAY, DECEMBER IS.
MIR. Taylor presented the petition of
Walter Sims, praying TO be allowed further
time to file release to the United States,
of his title to land in the Mississippi ter
ritory, (under the act for extinguishment
of the Yazoo Claims -which was refer
red to Messrs. Taylor, Hunter and Nor
row.
Mr.. Roberts presented the Memorial
of the President and Directors of the Mer-
chants Bank of Alexandria, praying for an
act of incorporation which was read.
Mr.. Ruggles presented the petition Of
VIM. Farris, sen. praying for the renewal
of his patent right for propelling vessels
and land carriages which was referred
to Messrs. Ruggles, Brown and Dana.
Mr.. Roberts presented the petition Of
sundry tallow-chandlers of the city of Phil
delphia, praying a repeal of the duty on
the manufacture of Candles; which was
referred to the committee appointed on
that part of the Message Of the President
Of the u. S. which relates to the subject
of Manufactures.
On motion Of Mr.. 7 it, the report of the
Secretary OF the Navy, in rel alton to the
permanent increase Of the Navy, was re-
ferred to the naval c ..mmutee.
FRIDAY, DEG. %.
Mr.. Tab t, Of Kentucky, appeared and
took his seat.
After the presentation Of one petition
only Chat Of Mr.. Bate) the chamber in
which they set not having been complete
ly arranged, aud but little business before
them
The Senate adjourned TO Tuesday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-02
H0UsK Of REPREsENE4zIyNS
TUESDAY, DEC. c6

TUESDAY, DEC. c6.
The following petitions were presented
and duly referred
by Mr. Bradbury, the petition Ct sun
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-02
INVALID CORPS.

On motion Of Mr.. Johnson, the house
resolved itselfint a committee Of the whole,
Mr.. Desha in the chair, on the bill making
provision for the support of the inhrm, dis
ahled aud superannuated officers Of the ar
my of the Revolution, of the late war, and
OF the army tor the time being.
Besides one or-two small amendments
to the detail Of the bill, the following bro.
ccedings took place on It.
Mr.. Lowndes rose for the purpose Of
obtaining information, whether the indlvid-
uals to come in under this bill were to be
considered on the footing of charity merely
or Of actual service. There was no hing he
remarked, in the bill, fixing the degree of
corporeal disability which should prevent
an invalid from entering this corps. IN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-02
For the bill 113
Against it IS
On motion of Mr.. Taylor ofN. Y.

Resofved, That the committee on Public Lands
be instructed to enquire into the expedieucy of ex
tending the time for issuing military land warrants
Tor services during the Revolutionary War; and To-
eating the same ON any INDICATED part Of the ffty
qearter townships, and the fractional quarter town
seps reserved BY law for original holders Of militia
~ land warrants.
On motion of Mr.. Savage,
Resoiued That TIC committee Of Commerce and
Manufactures be instructed to enquire int, the ex.
pedency Of erecting new collection district from
the Districts Of Vermont and Champlain, TO be dc.
nominated the District OF Whitehall and TO inc.rde
all such shores and waters OF Lakes Champlan and
George, and the rivers connected herewith, as
lie South Of Bason Harbor, in the state of Yer
mOat,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-02
ARTICLE THE ELEVENTH..

If a vessel of either of the contracting
parties shall be attacked by an enemy
within cannon shot of the forts ofthe other,
she shall be protected as much as is posi-
bic. If she be in port, she shall not be
seized or attacked, when it is in the power
OF the other party to protect her; and,
when she proceeds to sea, no enemy shall
be permitted to pursue her from the same
departure.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-02
ARTICLE THE TWELFTH.

The commerce between the u. States OF
America ana the Regency of Algiers. the
projections to be given to merchants, mas
ters of vessels, and seamen, the reciprocal
rights of establishing consuls in each coun-
try, and the privileges, inmunites and iu-
risdictions to be enjoyed by such consuls,
are declared TO be on the same footing in
every respect with the most favored ma
tions respectively.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-02

Proper passports shall Immediately be
gjvcn ~ the yess Is IT both The contract
Ing parties, on condition that the vessels
cf var. belonging TO the regency Of Al
eicrs Oh meeting with merchant vessels
belonging TO the citzens of the United
s ecs of Amerca, shall not be permitted
10 visit them with more than two persons
bcsd the rowers; these only shall be
permitted 70 80 on board without first oh
aiijrg leave from the commando Of said
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-02
ARTICLE THE THIRTEENTH.

The consul of the u. States OF America
shall not be responsible for the debts con-
tracted by citizens his owD nation, unless
he previously gives written obligations SO
to do.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-02
ARTICLE THE THIRD.

The Dey of Alsers shall cause to be
immediately delivered up to the American
Squadron now off Algers, all the Ameri-
can Citizens, now in his possession, a.
mounting to ten more or less; and all the
subiects of the Dey of Algiers, now in pos
session of the United States, amounting to
five hundred more or less, shall be deliv-
cred up to him, the United States, accord
ing to the usages Of civilized nations, re-
curing no ransom for the excess Of prison
ers in their favor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-02
THE TENTH.

Should vessel of either of the contract
,ng parties be cast on shore within the ter
ritor;cs Of the other, all proper assistance
shall be given to her crew; no piilaee
shall be allowed. The property shall re-
main at the disposal of the owners and
if re-shipped on botrd of any vessel for ex-
portation, no customs or duties whatever
shall be required to be paid thereon, and
the crew shall be protected and succoured,
until they can be sent to their own coun-
try.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-02
DOMES TIC.
JAMES MADISON,

PRESIDENT or THE UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA.
To all and singular 70 ,vhoni these Pre-
scnfs shall come, rreeti.tp:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-02

vessel, who shall compare The passport
and Immediately permit said vessel to pro-
! ceed on her voyage; and should any OF
the subjects Of Aigiers irsu t CT mole st the
commander or any other person on board
Il vessel 50 visited, or plumber any of the
property contained III her, on complaint
being made by the consul of the United
States residing IN Algiers, and on his pro-
ducng sufficient proof to substan'iate the
fact, the commander or Rais Of said Alge-
r.ne ship or We sci of war, as wcli as the
off nders. shall be pun shed III the most ex-
emplary manner.
All vessels of war, belonging to the
United States of America, on meeting Il
cruizer belonging to the regency of Al
gers. on having seen her passports and
certificates from the consul of the United
States, resi- lrg in Algers. shall permit
her to proceed on her crnize unmoles:ed,
and without detention. No passports shall
be grartcd by either party to any vessels,
but such as are absolut ly the property of
citizens or subj cts of the said contract ng
parties, on any pretence whatever.
ARTICLE THE EIGHTH.
a citizen o. subject OF either Of the COZ
tracing parties, having bought prize
vessel condemned by the other party. or
by any other nation, the certificates OF
Condemnation and b / of sale, shall be a
sufficient passport for such vessel for six
months, which, constlevirr the distance
between the two COUNT IS, is no more than
reason able tirne for her to procure proper
passports.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-25
Sales at Auction. {
On Hsdnesdays and Saturdays,

IN Wednesdays u'sa out"'u150'
Will BE OFFERED,
A. the Auction Office on Union street,
- Between King aud Prince
\ extensive and general assortment
"A Of sea>,nabse 6oods, OF british,
FrsSch. Gcrnap, Iadia. and Domestic
Manufacture, which viii be well elect
- and well worthy the attention OF
t ~, and country merchants and others;
sc the undersigned Will be abunhantiy
snnoIied from the manufaetors and their
E;spds in boston, New York and fala-
delnbia--ahich will giyeto gentlemen an
opportunity of laying in their goods o. as
9p ~ terms as the can be IN these cisles,
taking into view the difference Of tx
change, etc. etc. -,
The particular description OF goods
will be advertised in the papers Of she
day ,j
liberal advances made # desirable
John Jackson & 20.
Auctioneers.
November ~
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-25
1897
Medicines, &c.
FOR SALE.

THE subscribers offer for sale, at the
corner Of King and Royal streets, oppo.
site to Mr. Peter Sherron's store, an ex-
tensive assortment of well selected me
cines,-patent medicines and drugs,
The greater part of which was received
BY the, ship Clifton rom London
They have also received by the ship
Emily from London, via Baltimore, com
position Mortars s. PestIes, various sizes
-Apethecary's scales and weights, 81
Bolus knives-AisD, an elegant assert
ment Of Surgeons instruments, consist
ing of Evans's Screw rornequets. male
and female catheters, pocketinstruments
four prices, teeth Extractors, Surgeons
needles, dissectiDg, amputatjng trepan-
ming, cupping. and one set of midwifery
instruments thumb Iaucets and cases,
bsugles, pewter bed-pans. lancet pointed
trocars and histories, and a variety Of
forceps, Also
l4,Ooo Spanish segars, & kegs chew
ing tobacco.
Country Merchants, Physicians, and
country Gentlemen, can be sopplied, on
accommodating terms at the shortest no.
tice.
The subscribers, will, as heretofore,
continue the practice of medicine, ia ITS
various branches, and will give advice
gratis to those who consult them at their
shop. The prices for the doses OF
Medicine, are at the usual apothecary's.
rates
Sem1nes & Washington.
Oct y