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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-29
BLAND LEE.
NO.CICE.

FEvHosE soldiers belonging to the late Arnv
u of the United States entitled to pensions, are
informed, that it is only necessary to forewacd
their discharges and certificates of disability TO
the War Department, stating in what particular
state, territory district they reside, and wish
TO receive their allowances, when Certificates of
pension will be issued by the secretary Of war.
& forwarded to them eeof all charge whatever:
and, also, that the services of an agen. are not ~
al required in procuring for them their pensions.
awarded by the government to their eallantry
and their wounds.
Wdr Department, yuhe 49,.
The Editors publishing the laws of the U S.
are required to give this advertisement four
weeks Insertion, aud send their accounts for nav
ment TO nhe Department of War. 4w
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LINES
Cccasioned by Lord BrRoS's " Fare thee WE'LL"
and {" sketch of Private Character
Fact ind;pnaf.o persum

and g Sketch of Private Character"
---Facif indignaf,o persun
QaaiemcrnQue fotsst--Juvenal sat-
IT'S true, as Burke long since indignant said,
The Age of Chyalry indeed is fed.
Britons attend-a Poet and Peer
Wakes to his discant loud the public ear.
What migl ty themes his eloquence inspire
For what high purpose does he strike the lyrcf
Is it the deeds of Heroes to rehearse,
And fire their sons to glory in his verse;
To bid people break Expressions rod
To sing the praises fhis King or Cod
To warn the few, whom Providence has blest
With rank and power, of what they owe the rest
Urge wealthy av'rice to uuclose her hand,
And pour her bounty DER suiIeriHg land
Not so-the Peer invokes the Muses. aid,
To wound virtuous Wife and Servant Maid
What means that plaintive sone--ss it the wife
Had called her husband 10 the wordy strife
That whine of pain from blows Which more "dis-
"graced
&c As coming from the arm that had embraced %
What blow was AIMED by her, who only fled
When shame and fear had driven her from thy
bed
Nor cry nor plant from her the public heard
Nor sympathy she claimed, nor charge preferred
In silence bore her wrongs and wept her woes;
Or told the hated tale alone to those
Whose help she needed in the rugged road
Thy cruel hand with sbarpest thorns has strew'd
Much'iniured Dame, thou might'st indeed COM
plain,
Ibid not meek modesty thy tongue restrain,)
Thou mightst complain, that by husbands hand
Thy name was made story through the land.
Thee, in an evil hour, did Pity move
To over-r;,i e the powers OF virtuous love
Full dearly hast thou rued, with sorest smart,
tbs venial error of noble heart;
From thee let Albion's daughters warning take
Nor trust in marriage to reform araie;
But be, not thou, a second time deceived
BY him who once thy inrnost soul hath grieYed,
Heed not the wailings of the cantiug- strain,
Which seeks To lure thee 10 his arms again.
Religion bids her vota-ies forgive,
But bidsno; with the Sons of Vice 30 live.
Forgiveness doth he name, who fills the page
With the wild rawlings OF d stempercd rhge'
Who (such the hate ,iat r,nkles in ms b e,st)
Would make the grave Itself no place of rest;
Would close the gales OF highest Heaven on
PRAYER
And bid cen trembling pentence despair.
Vain man these monstrous feelings TO proclaim
hud think such sentiments tan wn thee fame
Thyseif the slave ofpasslon thl5 to brand,
And vent such irenz- in a christian land
What learn we OF the n;eliai, whom thy verse
Loads with ibvectve foul and inpious curse;
Save that in humblest circle while she moved,
~ ,hc-" she served her service was approved
BY then. above her teiiows she was raised
BY thee in bitterness OF gall dispraised;
Gle name in future times is now unknown) ,
The nth which at her head Thy hand hath
thrown, }
Shall back return, and rest upon thine own. 5
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-29
LAND NEaR TO RFGH.U0MD
FOR SALE.

am DESTROYS of selling, by private conveyance
ny right to PROPERTY on both sides of Inc
canal (; the same l0llich claim b,t ,;,.t,,o
OF contracts made aoith Col. John mr..
Die deceased, sOa,e time before his dentb
THE chiefmotive of this desire. at present
IS, to satisfy debt which owe to Neil McCoul
ESqr' the amour; not ascertained, secured on
that property l Shall prefer 10 sell an und;v;d.
ed moiety. If pirate bargain shall not he
made IN snort time public sale Will be at.
tempted The nature ofmy right with a dies
crEuon OF several claims against the Estate of
sad Haryle for aconsiderable quantity of Yves.
tern Lands &c may he understoo l,y an ex,p,;n
alton OF the bill and documents filed against he
representatives the Superior Court Of Glance
ry, requiring perfect TILE TO the aboye nenf,.
oned property and compensation for the Western
Lands; Copies Of each OF these Bills. with the
documents referred to, are left at the Mer.
chants COf1ee house.
In the FIRST ofth1se bills it is admitted hat The
representatives of Col IIarvie will be entitled n
an annual rent charge f20oi. wear on the nro,
Pery offered for sale, so soon as am vested ,y;tI,
such title md possession, as the contract autbo.
RISES The rent charge was originally 3OOl ayear
and was reduced to 200 by subsequent con.
ract--and it IS also alledged that nv claims a
gainst the estate for the Westera Lands arc of
more value than the rent charge
nave made improvements on the above Land
the annual rents ofw:iicb have been estimated al
5 l2lO, the benefits Of which with the use and
pFoh ofthe whole land, Including several omar.
Ilcs, ere now enjoyed by Col. HaTyies represen.
talyes for which am entitled TO credit.
AN further pariiculsrs may ba known byan ex.
ammation OF the documents referred to, or am
application TO
IrcNrurx r, . ,v,,e
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-29

Sec. 4. sfnd 5eii fsrihar erclssA, That trials
tor Offences against tl,is act shall be had in the
courts of the United States OF the territory in
which the person. accused NAV be arrested, or in
the crcW; Court ofthe United States, ofthe dis
trct into which he may be FIST carried, after his
arrest.
Sec. 5. .9ni De it further enacted, That each
and every person charged with violation of the
second section OF this act shall, il arrested, be
indicted and tried in one o. the courts afore.
SAID, and that the conviction of the accused
shall authorize the court to cause the goods in
tended TO be sold to, and articles purchased
from tne Indians, belonging TO him, or taken in
nus possession, to be sold, one half 10 the use
| OF the informer, aud the Other 10 the use
ofthe United States But it goods intended to
be sold, or articles purchased from the Indians
Contrary to the provisions of this act. shall be
seized, and the owner or person in possession of
! them should make his escape, or from any other
cause cannot be brought to trial, it shall and may
be lawful for the United States attorney of the
territory in which they may be seized, or the
district attorney of the United States of the dis
trict into which they may have been first carried
alter they are seized, TO proceed against the said
goods intended 10 be sold 10 or articles purchased
from the Indians, in the manner directed to be
observed III the case of goods, ware or merchan-
dlze brought into the United States in violation
or the re'enue laws
Sec. 6. .9nd Be 1t further enacted That the
President OF he United States be, and he here.
by is authorized to use The military force of the
United States whenever it may be necessary to
carry into effect this act, as far as it relates TO
SEIZURE oil goods to be soll % or articles already
purchased from, the indans, or TO the arrest of
Persons charged with vSlatiug its provisions.
X. CLAY,
Speaser cf sae House Of Rebresentasioes,
JOHN GAn-LARD,
of,l.,
April %, 18l6.-.FrRoygD,
JAMES MADISON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-29
NOTICE.

ERE committed to Chesterfield jail. the
Z1th OF February last, O8t6) two Mono Mgy.
a ruinaWays, TO wit--tpat'1ce md Tack .-They
say they came from Baltimore, and were t.t er 80
by Mr. Hunter and a Mr.. Clay, near thai Mace
and they made their escape from them. Tbey saw
hey ave iree--tley nave no free papers with them
Wallace is avery black fellow, about IS wears old
feet or inches high; his cloathing is naDt
cotton. Jack IS about 90 years old, s feet or 2
inches highs his cloathing is napt cotton--he Is 4
very bright mullstto fellow.
any persons own such Negroes, they may ret
S e1sm ~ applying TO the Jailor If the above
County, proving his praperty, paying charges. &c
Otherwise they will be dealt with accordinr 10
law. A0'N'o W
WILLIAM wINFREE, Tailor.
liz 1aw12ws
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-29
NOTICE.

VENHE SUBSCRIBER intends to put to the
-. press as soon as sum sufficient to print
the work shall be subscribed, a Treatise ON
Close Communion, by .45raham Bostk. late a 8ab.
INST preacher of great eminence in England. in
winch the arguments Of the Baptists for their
practice on this point, are fairly stated, and the
arguments OF those who contend against their
practice examined and answered Persons or
churches wishing 10 encourage this work. will
please forward to the subscriber. their names,
places oiresidence. aud the number Of boz
they will take, and they shall be furnished .,
prime cost, which rhe subscriber does not tbinl,
wan exceed twenty or twenty-five cents copy.
IS 1t IS not the wish or intention of the subscf;.
Der to benefit himself one cent by the puSlicati
ON OF tins work, so neither is it his wish 10 lose
ofsourse the work will not be printed, until a
sp'lac,eht number OF response: subscribers
shall have sent in their names. 10 def.av ,he
printing exPences, which, the subscriber fiatters
nmselt. will soon be the case, and of whchfacs
the subscribers shall be duly spprised
Richmond, May 2o.--tf. p
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-29
LAND FOR SALE.

BY virtue of a deed Of trust executed by Colo.
Augustus Watson, late Of Prince Edward Coun
tty, we will on the 10Th day of July Next, if
fair, If not, the first far day, sell on the pre-
misses, so much Of the tract Of LAND wherein
the said Watson lived, and mentioned in said
deed of trust, as may be necessary to effect tile
purposes FOR which the deed was Executed -
This rs a very fine TOBACCO PLANTATIONS.
lying about six miles above Prince Edward Cent
House, and in very desirable neighborhood--
The Land will be sold for Cash.
JOHN HUDSON.
WILLIAM A. ALLEN.
Trustees
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-29
NOTICE.


yEv;iE SEASON for manufacturing flour i
fast approaching. with prospect of a plen.
uiui Crop OF Wheat, and the probability of
considerable foreign denand-and as the utility
OF Oliver Evans inventions, are highly apprecia
edly by those who use ihem--I take the liberty of
with Licences for using tie same-they VIII be
issoed upon liberal terms, and according, 10
situation, On application.
Those Millers who are in arrears, in conse
quence OF the var, and other unforeseen accidents.
II IS hoped will now be able to come forward
and discharge their respective accounts due said
Evans.
JOHN MOODY
.fgent for
OLIVER EVANS.
Richmond, lars S. 1S16.--w6w
N. b. Those owners of Mills in North Carolina
who have any of the above improvements in use,
VIII pieasepay their patent fees to me, when they
Will receive a Licence ,. M
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-29
JACOB MICHAUX.
NOTICE

is HEREBY GIVEN, that at the next AUGUST
Court OF Giles County at the Courthouse. there
OF, shall sell At PUBLICK AUCTION for Cash.
so much OF all the Lands & Lots in that county
returned delinquent for the non-payment ofTaxes
Of the last year Z every year prior thereto, as
WILDE suite lent 70 discharge the arrears oftaxes
winch shall then remain unpaid for those years,
& Ten per centdm per anntlm damages thereon.
together with the taxes of the present wear. The
sales will commence on the FIRST day of the court
aud continue from day to day until they shall be
completed
TIE Subscriber is authorized to receive all
such taxes and damages al any time before the
Land shall De sold. a list Oft deliaquerces.
may De seen in the Clerks Office Of the County.
in possession Of the subscriber, or in the office &c
the Auditor Of Publick accounts
THoS KIRK, d. S.
cr
May lO--2m. JOHN kirk, s g. C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-29
10 DOLLARS RAW aNIl

STRAYED form the suhscr ber's plan ion, ~
bout the 9th DAY Of April, bay HORSE aouws
i've feet four or Eve inches nigh, has atsr.Te,.
his forehead, one four foot white, think he lon.
and one hmd foot white, some white hairs wherss
me collar works. some small white; spots on, hss
Works in every kind of gear, he is about tvyelyss
years old.--Any person that will deyer the sa,lii
horse to me N Hanovec county near the Meadoyy,
bridges, shall receive the above reward or Ave-.
dollars Tor lniormatsen SO that get bim again,
june A'--'"u' JOHN BEIJ...
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-29

fea ofdfes, dD7ny TIE tate seGr.
WAsnISeToS, June "a, 1916.
Explanatory supplement al rule.
In all the cases comprised IN the notice from
this Office of the Sd instant, the following SUP
Elemental regulation must beobselyed By every
claimant, viz
Whenever the evidence, on cath, of any officer
of the late army OF the United States. shall be
taken, o. the certificate of any officer, in service
at the time OF giving ~, shall be oDtained. sucn
certificate must expressly state, whether apv
certificate or other voucher IN reiation 10 die
clam in question, has been gwen, within the
knowledge of suen officer Ine claimant mus,
also declare, on oath, tina. he has never recev.
ed from an person any such certificate or youch-
er, or, If received, must state the 1suse OF ITS
ncn-production. In every case tie 7srne of the
officer furnishing such Certificate or vo4 c.r, to-
gethec with IT'S date as near as ca, be ASCERTAIN.
ed, viii also be required
RICHARD BLAND LEE,
Cor;missiOher Of CAzims, Sc.
The printers in the United States or terr,to-
ries thereof, who are employed TO print the laws
OF the United States, are requested to publish
this notice for eight weeks successfully once
week, and send their bills TO this office for pay
ment.--w3w
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Blank Books s Stationary,

Without enlivening suns, and genial show
And shelter from the blast, in vain we hope
The tender plant should rear its blooming
head ("
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-29

tons surveyed by virtue Of this act, and shall on
ain patent therefor in the same man.er, in ev-
cry respect, as is Z shall be provided blythe &C,
nrst above reciiea FOR patents 10 issue for such
lads.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-29

In that county returned delinquent for the nom
payment OF the Taxes for the years 1888, 6.
Z, 80, 1872, 8, a. 5, z, 90, $780, 10, 3, 4, S,
Oh q, 9, 10 IL, 10, 13. IL & Is, as viii be suf
ficient TO discharge the arrears of Taxes which
shall then remain unpaid for said years, with 10
percentum damages thereon, together with the
Taxes Of the present year.
THE SALE Will commence on the first day of
the court & continue from day TO day untilIl
they shall be completed.-The Subscriber is a,i-
thorlsed TO receive all such taxes and damages
at any time before the land shall be soda LIST
OF delinquences may be seen in the Clerks Office
OF the county lin the possession OF the Subscri-
ber--or in the Office of the Auditor of Public
Accounts.
May 2o.-2m. 'O'
N B. The sales of delinquent Lands did not
take place a, August court 1915.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-29
II. CLAY.

Speaker Of the House ef Representative
JOHN GAlLLARD,
Presiiens Of the Senate pro temtore
April q, lsi6.--AsrRoyIp.
JAMES MADISON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-29
JAMES MADISON.

Office of Claims for PROPERTY lose, CAPTURED Or des.
troyed, whilst IN the military Sc, pice ofhe Uni
ted States, during the late .oar.
WAsnISGToS, June o., 1916.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-29
REMOVAL. g.
Mayo 4 Frayser

hGINOF nAo
Mayo 4 Frayser
BgAvE REMOVED to the STAND, lately.oe.
a cnpied by Messrs. Crawford & Dunn. two
doors below the Farmers Bank of Firrinia.
ihey nave on hand avery general collection Of
B o o X 8,
IN the various departments of Literature, such az
DIVINITY, Law, Medical, Miscellaneous and
school Books, of every kind. They also have
ana Keep CONSTANTLY on hand avery general as
sortment of
blank Books s Stationary,
ct every description.
'lhey beg leave TO return their grateful ac-
acknowledgements to their old customers and the
public at large, for their former liberal encou.
ragement and hope. from their long expert
ence IN the BINDING BUSINESS, to merit q
continuance OF their patronage.
Orders from town or country will be thank.
iuiiy received and promptly executed.
Without enlivening suns, and genial show
ers,"
And shelter from the blast, in vain we hope
The tender plant should rear its blooming
THE SUBSCRIBERS
N bOO 10 estapliSn Museum in the City of
~ Richmond, are anxious 10 collect(ifpossible
every curiosity ofnature and art. which The State
of Virginia can furnish. The liberalitv and pub
lie spirit which clsracterise the inhabitants of
the ancient dominion, justify the hone IN az the
proprie,ors ofthe intended establishments viii
receive from the Patronage OF her citizens much
assistance on tie present occasion-Such gentle.
men, therefore, as have curiosities in their nos
session are respectfully solicited TO communicates
with the Subscribers, stating The DESCRIPTION Of
objects, and whether they are willing to make a
donation or a loan oftheIn for the benefit of the
Museum "A prompt attention to this request
(as-it is the wish Of the propretors TO make a
collection as immediately posslbe) will great
iy enhance the favour their generosity would con.
fer.
The public are assured, any article loaned TO
this Institution will be preserved with great care
and restored to the propr etor on demand.
JAMES WARRELL,
RICHARD LORroN.
CT The Editors of the Norfolk Herald, Peters,
burg Republican and inteiligencer, Winchester
Constellation, and Stsunton Observer, are re.
quested to give the above an insertion, once g.
week for two months, and forward their accounts
to the Subscribers.
June lS.--w2m.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-29
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN.

That at the next August Court Of Greenbrier
County at the Court House thereof, shall sell &C
Public Auction for Cash, so much of all the
LANDS AND LOTS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-23
YIRGINIA

VIRGINIA
III Rules hotdsa in tie Clerks oGcs Of the su5e.
rior Court gf Chaace,y, for the Richmond Dis.
fT'Gt' He 9th d y5 February 1916.
'oni . Stu0OS, Junr PlangF.
.igatnst.
ROXY Brown, anu Washington Bfovn, he: rs at
Ia" OF Sally Brown, dec and Jonn Stub5s.
sen. administrator of the sad sally Rr,vn,
decd and James Brander, to whom lii e charge
OF the estate of tile sad Sally Brown was com.
m,tted Maxwell TrOkes, and Sarah II his
wife, Ia c Sarah H.. Goode, adm'rx. sud JamAa
Scott, Jr. adm'Or with the will annexed oF R,op.
ara Is. Goode, decd ;John Spotswood and Ma
ryhis wife GarltOn Saunders & Sally bts wife
Mary Goode, Sally GooIe, Elizabeth goode-
and Robert Goode, children and heirs a, law Of
FRANCIS Goode decd. Sally Scott, only child and
here's Of Patty Scott, decd. Wi .rh 40. 4 III
S~potswood, Sally Saunders, Mary Goode sslly
Goode, Elizabeth GJode, Robert Goode. & sally
scott ara heirs at law of Richard q Goole decd,
VINO was surviving trustee IN the act of the Gen.
eral Assembly, IN the Plaintiffs bin men,io ed .
q Robt. Graham, surviving ex'Ur ofJsnes Lrle
tle elder, decd. who was also 2 trustee under
me sad act, and executor of James Lyle, tie
younger, deld. who was the other rustee ram.
ed IN the SAID act; aud Pin np Nor5otne N,cho.
las, attorney general OF the commonwealth Of
virginia and John B. Ogg Defendants.
Inc defendants Maxwell Trokes, ard Sarah
ii ms wife not having entered their appearance
ana gwen security according TO the act Of Assem-.
bly, and de rules Of this court, and II appearing
by satisfactory evidence that they are not inhab.
ianls ofthis country: II is ordered, that he
SAID defendants do appear here on the FIST
gay OF the next term and answer the bill of the
Plaintiff and that a copy Of this order be forth
WIN inserted n some newspaper published IN the
CITY OF Richmond, for two months successively
and posted at the front door Of the capitol in the
SAID City.
a Copy-Teste,
VIM. W. HENING, C. C,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-23

The motion to strike out the first section be.
ing a vital one. gave rise to the debate above
mentioned, in which Mess Strong, Wright, For
syth, jackson and Ross supported the motion.
and of course opposed the bill and Messrs
Robertson, Mckee, Johnson, Clark of Ky. Pick
ering, baltimore, snd Hopkinson spoke against
striking out the section; Mr.. Clay, also, ON a
subsequent question, advocated the bill.
The question was finally determined against
striking out the section and
After some further unsuccessful attempts to
amend the bill, the COMMITTEES rose, reported
progress and
The House adjourned.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-23
ID. "a
PEYRoUsE.
lG1rGef from the Journal des Ds5ais" of IN.
2Oh instantl
TO THE ENRON

|" OIL hasten to communicate 10 You the de.
tails have received from the Isle of France. re.
lative to the expedition of the brave but %unforto.
nate Peyrouse. The uncertainty which has pre.
vailed up 10 the present day, ofhis unfortunate
end, has rendered it in me a duty.
AS1 doubt not this news will interest all
your readers, | request its insertion in your next
number "
A Portuguese captain, arrived at Macao The
I'd February, 1915, relates that ON passing to tbe
cast OF the Philippines, near a dry rock. to tbe
of the isle of Timor, he berce;ved
VPon the beach a man, who, by his signals. i'm.
Plorsd hIs sueeour that he immediately sent his
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-23
f o r SIG N.

From LATE LONDON Pa pERs,
ReceirsG at the Office Of the Ne,o-T FORK;
Commercial Advertiser.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-23
]. F DE ~FRoBERviLLE,
LiluInnant In liz M-
ViRGINIA ARGUS.
Richmond. March %, 1876.

W. MsbNte= jamMs, 20 sonrent AgcnteE.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-25
Medicines, &c.
. FOR SALE.

THE subscribers offer for sale. at the
corner of King aud ,RoyaI streets, oppe
site to Mr.. Peter Sherron's store, an ex-
tensiye assortment of well selected roe
dicines,-patent medicines and drugs
che greater part of which was receiYes
by the ship Clifton from London.
S They have also received by the shin
Emily from London, via Baltimore, COM
position Mortars 4 Pestles, various sizee
--Apothecary's scales and weights, &
Bolus knives--Also, an elegant assert
ment of Surgeons instruments, consist,
ing of Evans's Screw Tornequets, male
aud female catheters, pocket instruments
four prices, teeth Extractors, Surgeons
needles, dissectpg, an,putating, trepan-
ming, cupping, and one set OF midwifery
instruments-thumb Iancets and cases.
bsugies, pewter besl-pans, lancet pointed
trocars and histories, and variety OF
forceps, Also
$4,000 Spanish segars, IS kegs chew
ing tobacco.
Country Merchants, Physicians, and
country Gentlemen, can be supplied, on
accommodating terms at the shortest no
tice.
Z The subscribers, will, as heretofore,
continue the practice Of medicine, in ITS
various branches, and will give advice
gratis to those who consult them at then
shop. The prices for the doses Q.
Medicine, are at the usual apothecary'f
rates,
Semmes &c Washington.