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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-05
W. SIDNEY SMITH, Pres't.
Charleston, Nosember rs.
LATEST FROM FRANCE


The fast-salllng ship Isabella, Captain
Price, arrived here yesterday in the short
passage OF % days from Havre de Grace.
which place she left on the 23d of Oct.
BY tins arrival, W. were put in possession
of various files of Havre and Paris pa
pers; the former TO the 2lst, and the lat
ter TO the 10th ult Their contents are
undressing TO the American reader
being principally occupied with the move
ments of the King, Princes and Princess
esther riding out-their appearance
at their windows their hunting parties
their appetites-and such like fi,lsome
trlmpery, i'll which we plain Republicans
take no interest. A few TRANSACTIONS are
made for this mornings Gazette.
We learn verbally by this vessel that a
scarcity OF breadstufls was prevalent in
France but il would seem from a Leg
horn article among our TRANSACTIONS, that
grain was very abundant there, and con-
tlnual supplies arriving from the Black
Sea. Its hardly probable that the French
people will starve, with such granary in
their neighborhoOd.
There were 100 arrivals at the port of
llayre III tie month of September. OF
the article of Cotton, these vessels bro't
7,457 bales; OF Rice, l6 bbls. and of To-
DdtCD, 90 mus.
The following article handed us bv a
passenger i'll the Isabella, throws some
light upon the political situation Of
France:
Ertyaa of a litter dated Paris, Oct. 90.
The state of France is at present as
difficult 10 describe, ~ TO know what the
result of the present contest will he. The
King IS generally loved, and il is sincere
ly believed that he is we'll disposed to fhe
welfare Of France, but those who com
pose lis court are not viewed in the same
HIGHT. The Duchess Of AngOuleme is at
variance with the King, since tie OrdOn-
nance OF the 5fli Of September, dissolvjny
the last Chamber OF Deputies, and or
deriug a new nomination. The deputies
named IN consequence of that Ordon-
nance arc almost the same as before
lhe party OF the princess is victorious
on that point. The ministers, particu-
iarly Mr.. Lane, Of The interior, do all they
can 10 maintain the ciayie, that is, the
Kings intention; and the ministers are
bis councillors. The new Chamber Of
Deputies will assemble on the 9Th Of The
next month the fate Of France depends
entirely OF their proceedings they may
restore or destroy her. Woe to us IL
there be any struggle Should il hap
pen SO, itwould be more terrible than any
thing &C have yetseen."
TRANSLATED PoR THE CITY GAZETTE.
Frem om~frenct papcys. tytie Isabella.
Leghel, sept. 81.
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aitc,rmeas, ant abore ait Of Tie 4Ad,ia-

lkeditcIraAean, and abore ait Of Tie Ad,ia-
TIC
5. An examination will be made of the
qualities aud means OF two persons (of
whom one is native of Moyadore, speak
ing the Arabian and several languages. y
These two persons offering TO make a
journey into the interior Of Africa, and
even rs far as i'ombuctoo, TO facilitate the
object of the institution, and to verify the
Reports of John Adams, who was ship
wrecked on the coast of Morocco, trans
ported as slave TO this capital of the
Negro Empire, and delivered by the hu-
mainly andjustice of the Emperor of Mo-
rocco.
C. VIII be submitted to the inspection
of the Subscribers the model of raft on
wheels, fit for passing isthmuses and the
arms drivers, for the navigation of lakes,
the great and rapid rivers OF the interior
oi Africa, subject 10 foundations twice a
year, and that even against a current.
-lhe RATS are constructed in the inten-
ton of being infinitely divisible for the
purpose of being transported across arid
plains and steep mountains, on the backs
of beasts of burden, and even in mems
hands. They cannot be sunk and can ca
silly be disengaged, if they strike on
shoals and moving banks they afford, al
the Same time, habitation and an isola-
ted and inaccessible asylum, being apro-
lection from sudden attack in the coun-
try, where Mungo Park experienced, in an
ordinary boat, dangers and obstacles on
the part of The hostile tribes.
2. Every knight of Royal Order, or of
which legitimate Sovereign, is or has
been Grand Master or Member, has a
right 10 enter into this fourth general re-
union of the Institution.
$. Every other person presented by
subscribing Member, shall be well receiv-
ed, as DESTROYS TO see and contribute to
the complete extinction ofthe affecting and
dlsgracetul calamities, already so much
diminished by the energy and devotion
OF the combined naval forces acting d
gainsi Algiers.
o. The pcrsevering influence Of the In
stifuilon, and the cooperation of its MEM
bers, adherents, and correspondents, ac-
tive, and remote, have not ceased, and
shall never cease. II exits at CONSTANT
nople, al Tripoli, at Algiers, and at Fan
giers, III all the capitals of Europe and A
merlca, in most ofthe great harbors, and,
above all, in those Of The Mediterranean.
Their high deeds are and shall be regis
tered and atchved with the expressions
OF acknowledgement that are their due,
and more particularly those ofthc Knight
Baron Lord Exmouth, who has accom-
plished, by negotiation, every thing that
could be desired at Tunis and Tripoli,
and every thing that feet alone could
effect at Algiers-that every person NAV
individually have the part that belongs to
him, and verified materials may be pos
sessed by future historians this recor-
milton of the abolition of White Slavery
III Africa forming already an epoch IN
this country, and the Accomplishment of
the entire abolition of the system which
desolaies that vast Continent, and re-
tards IFS so much desired civilization, be-
coming daily, by the progress of the In
stitplion, more and more practicable.
(SisneD
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Ertract Of a letter .ffom re,y INTELLIGENT
american gentleman In France, datea
90 Do,;s IStL H., ,e,c

" Paris, 18th Oct. 1916.
During myvisitto Holland, theweatI,-
er was delightful. was treated viii,
great kindness and hospitality: and |
left If with very favorable impressions.
both or the country and people. The
Dutch merchants speak with sorrow of che
bad ELECTS OF ourlate war on their com
merce, by forcing forward our mauufac-
tories. One gentleman, who is very Iarfre-
~ IN the American trade, tcld me. g For
merly, had an American ship addressed
TO me, arriving at least once . FORTNIGHT
and, without waiting Tor my letter.
knew that | had TO order three or for.
hundred pipes Of gin, as many boxes Of
coarse glass, and = regular assortment of
some other articles now they come -
usual, but they 30 home empty. Or ~
England, for return cargo" On NV
return to Paris, was still more convinced
OF the unpopularity Of the Dutch govern
ment IN Belgium: every one, tavern
keepers, Wallets dc place, travellers in the
diligence, address you ofthcir own accord
with complaints.
They have wond rfuInotions ofonr M.
val power and prOwess In the Client
paper OF sunday, Sept. 23d. there wae 81,
article under the New York head STATING
That there were bow bull ting i'm tie iJn;tfd
States, and would be launched dlr;ngthe
summer seventeen sail Of the line.
iorty-two frigates, and twenty-five steam
batteries.
Mr. PlNKNEY's formidable appcsr-
ancc at Naples, has added not a liifi4
to the impression produced by former a.
vents.
] do not rccollcct, whether. in a ls.ferf
wrote yon from Holland. mentioned fhe
enviable reputation WHICH Louis Rona.
paric has left behind him there. Tie
Dutch complain Of his extravaganza, and
his submission to his brother, whom tleV
nate but in other respects, lis l.indness.
ahdbhfy, generosity, and above all. tie
personal courage he DISPLAYED IN he
great explosion at Leydcn, and inanofber
occurrence 20 the bursting Of the DYKES.
have completely won the hearts Of ~.
people. This kind feeling towards hiir.
aiterseyen years absence, and the fatal
overthrow oilis pewcr, is a iribnie 70 lis
vWlues, which, doubt whether am PIE
IA Europe can anticipate upd. lsr
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TyARMERS' BANK OF VIRGiNiA.--Apene meeting
II of the Stockholders for the election of Directors
,iIi held at the Bank inRichinond on "Wednesday, the
Iii of January nexs. wM. NEKEHvIS, CaSAicr.
yprrcnber 2. 63tdu
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rr,pE Grand Looge NJ pirginio, viii meet in the NJ;
sons Hail. in thls City, at O'Clock the Lveni
If The I'd Monday in this month.
december 8. 533t
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tVE HAVE ON HAND--and are now receiving AZ the
" Store heretofore occupicdby I'm. dI,dcrsOn
700 sacks salt, Liverpool hled; hEds. ST. Cro!x aud
Muscovado sugars 20 bbs. loaf do 10 puncreons very
superior Anti.ua-rum; do. Jamaica do. bids mo-
asses 40 bbis Pcarsous and other nails and
90 90 wrought DO. 1000 lbs green coffee
TED mar nom ~ do plough plates Bisiercd and Ger
man STEEL tons weassoried shot; qr. casks Sherry
wine; . do do. Malaga do Gunpowder, imperial aud
young Tyson teas fresh and OF superior quality; hy 10
anu 10 by IL glass; coppcras. Tendon mustard London
Refined salt-petre indigo maddcr and brinsone: Nut
Iegs, pepper aud pmcns Race ginger 4 quantity OF
proof WHISKY, in hhds & bbls.
Which we offer for sale accommodating terms
ANDERSON & DABNEY.
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I AMP & TANNER's oIL.-1he Subscriber l,,s receiv.
- a supply Of Lump & Tanners on which viii be
sold low, by the tierce, Dbl. or less quantity.
EDWARD HALLAN.
ALso-roN RENT, a STABLE, with eighteen StGtis
Norember 81. 5s-,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-05

ts1II Ntlf11sal Is hticby gwen, that
i peter CO,toin bookseller, is duly appointed agent
for The National Register, in Richmond.
The primary object in the above publication, is re-
cord with tdclity the proceedings of our General and
state Legislatures, without participating i'll the contention
r. specimens OF the work may be at his Book
Store.
December B. 635'
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~ Bridge, next door Nessrs Dicks Moore & 90.
have just received by the late arrivals from PHILADELPHIA
and New-iork, supply of FALL GOODS which will be
sold at very reduced prices.
We have on hand aud intend keeping an assortment of
Bcttng Cloths from No. Otto No. of the nanuactory of
the Kings, that be sold much lower than they lave
done heretofore. DAVID < WILLIAM KYLE.
November 30. 62-epim
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-05

NOR SAIE-About zO3 acres of Ldnd lying in Han.
r over County, 10 miles from Richmond and l from
Rotioms Bridge, bounded on the south by the main road
leading from Richmond to Williamsburg aud the
north by Chickalomny swamp
Nearly one half of this land is excellent meadow land
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-05

,y one sgKdrs-frst Insertion, rs ce'fs-cdch cor
,jsSance 50 cents
,jd 6r or assumed by person ia This city or IFS
an irons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-05

10y virtue decree of the County Court of Halifax
ID Will lie sold, icr ready money, Friday the 2ati
instant 1T Coles Ferry StaiItor River iii the CUun-
" Aforesaid, eight kSety NEGRoEy the property OF
the late Rev. Thomas DObson dec consisting six men,
one woman and one girl; many thereof may be
sufficient satisfy the debt interest and mentioned
in said decree the remainder, ii any, will be sold on
credit-Aiso, on the same day and place, will be sold
the crop OF corn fodder and oats, the stock Of horses
cattle sheep and hogs household and kitchen furniture
plantation utensils. sc. The purchasers giyn. bond
with approved security.
RICHARD r. HIGH. admir-
of Thomas Dobson dec.
December g.. Gs-Ita
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Et'Vi' SAht-An elegant COACH, which has been
Time M use but IS now in good state Of preserya-
"ea hsyihg been lately completely repaired Il is
eomhodious and suitable for large family It's Origi-
nal cost exceeded thirteen hdred dol{q5s-Wiii the
aFriage IS plated harness complete for horses.
Changed for goods at par price.
IT EHqsirG 81 tie LoitOr.
November 30. 70 q
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ANY person wishing see it and know the terms OF
sale may apply to either ar. Isaac White Mr. john
H. Hales OF the said County.
THOMAS W. WHITE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-05

- The ENQUIRER IS published twice week, gene
H. andthlec .iEys week during the session OF The
~, the same Us heretofore, fftt
,,rs per aDnuu, payable in advance. Notes OF Char
,ca ranks (opiyJ will be received IN PAYMENT The
rator will guarantee the safety Of remttns tfem by
Mi the postage of all letters BENG PAID by tie WI
tiers. ,,,, ,,.,,,;,,,,.., s-t,,, a, ,,, .,;.c...
.d Of The Editor until all have heen ra,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-05

~ oBERf * HALL NELSON are now receiving am e
a leeaht assortment OF FRESH GOODS a,iaDl.d ia
she Season, amongst which are
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-05

4 French Gentleman, respectable by his age aud who
is furushcd with several letters ofIeconInendaon
Is desrcus Of finding ~ town IN the country suaii-
on where c could teach the french Language 10 certain
number Of Children.
~ foJarther Information. ptcosc to apply to ar
re 1iet "ret az his sctO0tr0Om on the rest side ofo
H"g" InreFH, HStrect, SkOckOc NIL.
hogeiabcJ ~. 5s2ouI,o
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IOiibt-N hefeds many persons are in the habit o.
putting bach oacng IN ny boat that runs ffon dif.
Ipthi parts o hc river TO RchGoDd-This is therefore
20 noy 20 al such persons THAT do not consider pysef
Iponsbie for the safe delivery Of such loading neither
VIII receive any compensation therefor
PEER SIRATTON.
powhatan county, NoyeribsrG 55v7,y
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NENI1 DOLLARS REWAND.-sto,eH from the
Plantation VI Ma Sarah " silssn nom Cis,,,,'ie
Yiies Nnn.ncfand comfy Wednesday nahf the 9Th
C-cpi'il1cra chesRHfsorfcf HOHSy about feet one
iItHm"nd efwhonl pnfcasedhim. he Is about years
eV hzH beiudrcdby be Oiner one Of his hiu1
rr % "bile nearly nigh 90 iic clcaso tiec suots
p one Of ms shoulders believed e. be toe lft OCCASION
tuny fopc, which SPOT, naked AND nearly in line
' olo" NC OTHER aDonf tie size OF au cgifesNIfnce
covered Hnfeftnc avg tv0f about issze of an ounce
lii' oce onc by thrcurb he has a long switch tail
pace tot, ad -ii1p; he Is inclined 70 be- vicious car
~, ven ii3l hi,c when foac without Tnanuraic---
theIr cie cat Irs men able command him sd 10 ia
company, particularly b geiled a. 10 fofir there src
brt frw gctin-s that safplss him heis ,elg nyi, ~
or he'..' mh ncommonl deep through ne shoaiacrs
A ard "i Re given 20 pfrsor VITO viii DC
gain ft,.r. y VIII. f,,sf,,.. q
October r. - = '' - ...'rt
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y |'gm Ed,Cards, Jemcs Fare, Adm'r.
~" Liow(eH, NJ JohH Fore,
t t~ Satfe, EichaH BGfyis,
80" tfcRge, jas. 4 4 ',pt0S0n,
~ nafchie, .io,d.0, Smith,
.,e'ee harris, ,j,hn Graham, byh
y''eg ore, I'm McRae.
~ uo' 90 ol-aw
I u 49, fNAptHf. tine trustee ol tins tlaalr-l IN
prir-f-,sh tonnig. ". G. ere s.s-orf 10 employ a.
ei-s,s. frtci. Nl1 can hc recommended for moral
sc.eals. e.H corfc knowledge Of itf cifs,cs and
pr ca. ~ super intend Inc cAei -i,fs 81 ls iasgtun
s.lssie1As shout ne ist Jas'y next.
10 ,t, ~ Pc hal DO Che nrirh'irff1ct cheap 90
va. IIrNf ~ CLAY,
v4.eeJ. JOHN MAIDEN
O.,
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November 80.

2 AND FOR SiLE.-On Wednesday, the 18th OF De-
~ cembeT will be sold to the highest bidder
PoNaian Courthouse lit eng Court day,l Tract Of
Lala beoE sng to the estate OF William Hobson decd
asreeHbly Ia MS last will and testament This
taiis between 400 and 900 third of which it
supposed is wood land.
tLe land lies upon the buckingham Road ? miles be-
low Powhaaii Courthouse ana within miles OF 4
manufacturing Mills. 1t adjons the lands OF Ihomp-
son biount The estate of John iiohson hre Randolph,
the estate of IvileIy Davis and Jeptla Get.
The land viii shesn TO any person wishing TO view
the premises either by the Subscriber MY Richard
adams, who lives adjoining the said land.
Terms nIaae kN0Ha on tie day OF safe.
FRANCIS Is. POVALL, El'or.
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~ IlON l--Nuncr0us injuries and oihcr inConycnl
- ences having been done ~ our lands wine between
H. chichester Turnpike Road aud James River from
& nsi daiiS rc,yasses committed thereon by hunts
ihc we The Undersigned do hereby forbid all persons
ia privilege ~ future Of hunting on The lands aforesaid
iii ,Fgfcr his NOficc, commits si,gi0r frcspaterS
M, f' tRf f9W vigorously CaJ0rccd 0eaiHK lin, as
VIZ ectcr0iDedBO longer 10 sNb7niftD Them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-05

ENDMuND TAYLOR s Co. iecsfying Nv the
. = Edfcdrd from London, the A1T-dya and JphH
Sf0nR from Liverpool, large assortment OF DRY
tDODS, which nave been purchased IN England the
as low as by auy other importing house IL town.
September
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~ Being DESTROYS OF closing my old business all per
sous ndebtedto me- by open account reques
ted TO call at the store OF Lewis winged Co. aud pay
of their respective balances.
Mann S. Valentine.
NnyeIllNr 80. 62 l;,,, In
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EoHN LYNCH, Cary street, neariy opposite The
81 C%Hmban Hotel, offers for sale tle aforementioned
articles viz:
hcfHc and snPerfHe cloths, kerseS, cOatiEgs. Irish
tlhiGS. OHd bbks.
NOUewjc,. -. 20 10,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-05

- We, the undersigned, patrons Of Mr.. Thomas Dill
lard certify that " has conducted school in tis con
1913 years and thai during this lac has been un
iPeachab!e IN bis morals, steady in his habits constant
~ ms attention TO the discharge O the of his pro
lesion and from tie with which his lalour.
h-'e Dcen cEo9sd IN the various subjects which he has
Snshi we 90 not hesitate to say, that think mr. nit
taTa merits, teacher ofyouth continuance OF conn
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-30
NOTICE.

gXTHEREAs Mary Mathews, late Of
w Grantsield, in the county Of
King George and state of Virginia, de-
ceased, by her last vii! and testament,
daily proved and recorded in the court of
laid couaty, did bequeath to certain per-
sons named in her will, and to her first
and second cousins, the money arising
from her estate: this is therefore to re-
quest and require all persons, standing in
he relation of first and second cousins to
aid Miss Matthews, to forward their
,4mes, with a statement of their rela.
ionship, by letter, postage paid, al
ressed to the subscriber, Hamstead
Post Office, King George County, Va.
nat arrangements may be made for d.
vision of said estate.
I'ownsend s. Dade,
Executor OF. Mary Matthews, dec
Borodno, june SD 2awtf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-30
LAND FOR SALE.

THE subscriber has for sale T.o,.
of Land lying within miles Of the ToUn
of Dumfrles, and within 7 or 8 of The 0oo
guam Mills, containing about 75o acres
there is on the Land a good DveGn,
House, the necessary Back Houses and
a good Barn, it is abundanty " tered hv
many fine Springs, and as healthy as aSy
situation. Ab ut SC or IN
acres have been sown in clover. From py
periments made on the land & clover cron
the plaster is found to act most be6efc;
ally. The land is bounded on one side hv
all abundant stream of water, FURNISHING
fine site for Mil.--there are also ,hr.9o
Houses on the land, so situated as to be
convenient tor three tenements. | will
give credit to the purchasers of one and
two years, & will take in payment Slaves,
Bank Stock of the District Banks, Of
Chartered Banks of Virginia or public Sc.
curities of any kind.
PHILIP HARRISON.
Dumfries, June 25-23 Staw6w
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Exchange Ofics, Georgetown

a WILL give the highest premium fol
III Drafts at Sight, and Bank Notes, on
the following places, viz.
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Bal
timore, Virginia, North Carolina, South
Carolina and Georgia. will also give
the highest premium for Drafts on New.
Orleans, Treasury Notes and Specie.
All kinds of Western Bank Notes
bought and sold.
All kinds of Stocks and Bills of Ex
change bought and sold.
Notes. Drafts, and Interest collected
and RENTED for small commission.
" Persons travelling to any part o
the United States may be supplied wild
suitable Funds.
sra Please to enquire atmy Exchange
and Brokers' Office, Bridge-street, Geo
ioaCA.
Romulus Riggs.
June l tt
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Advertisement.

lar
Will be sold, to the highest 5iadeT' ~ ~,
cash, at William P. RichardSon So, ~
vern, Fairfax Court House. Oh oa'''
day the 18th day of August next
A LII the right, title . ana nd . ln,s'5 lind,
"a Heroine Lindsay 4 Thomas a" osr.
say, iinsolyent debtors, to and ;n IL i IN said
tain tract or parcel of land lying ~ Ieo
acres more or less-to satisfy sapo. .,' ito
cutions under which they we're lice ~ to
dy, sc Any information !! r e .ion 10
sa,d land can be had on appHca,S
'A Robert Radcliffe, u. o o,s,;s1
For James Coleman s"'
July 90
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JAIN 9
Virginia, to wit !;
FairJan County Court, !

!.
IT is ORDERED, That the clerk OF
his court by causing copy of this order
0 be posted at the front door of the court
ouse of the county and advertised in the
ewspapers printed in the town of Alex
tndria, do give public notice that this
,ourt will on the first day of August term
lext, receive propositions in writing from
,ersons disposed to contract for making
IN accurate Chart of this County in the
aahner prescribed by an act of the last
session of the general assembly, entitled
!. An Act to provide an accurate Chart
IF each county, and general Map of the
territory of this commonwealth"
A Copy-Test.
YIN. Moss, G. F. C..
June 27 2awtlstAug
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Hahn,s al ii. Bilious Pills.

The operation Of these pills is perfect
mild, so as to be used with safety by pc
rs in every situation, and of every ages.
They are excellently adapted to cary
off superfluous bile prpuaent its more
abide secretions--to restore amend thei
appetite--to produce free perspiratiee
and thereby prevent colds whish is SO o.
ten of fatal consequences. A dose neye
tails ts remove a cold if taken on hrst IT.
appearance-they are celebrated for re
moving habitual ostiveness-sickness a
tAe stomach and severe head-ache-aI,
ought to be taken by all persons on !
change Of climate,
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ITCH CURED,

b., once using Lees Sovereign Ointment.
The proprietor informs those persons
and families who are suffering under this
disease, against the infection Of which
safe) that if this ointment IS
used at night on going to bed, it never
fails to perform cure by the following
morning, as thousands who have used It
during the last ten years can testify. Inc
peculiar excellencies of this infalllble re
medy for the itch, over every other, are
the certainty of a cure bya single appllca-
ton; the ingredients being 80 lnnocetn
as to be applied with perfect safety to the
tenderest infant, and its being not only
free from any offensive smell but equally
agreeable with the pleasantest pomatum'