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are TOO glazing to require elucidaiion and
furnish their own comment. Bat. Pat.
Day oS.--We have no information OF
the Presidents having yet left Washing
ton.
General Swift, principal of the eugi-
neer department, arrived IN this city yes
terday afternoon. He is to proceed with
the President on his tour.
Al Il meeting of the City Council yes
tcrtay, eiea:n that 4 committee was APP
pointed, consisting of the Mayor. fie
Presidents of the first auL second branch
es, and two members from each, to wait
OH the President of the United States, on
his arrival in This city, and evidence to
him those marks ofrespect which are due
to his eminent virtues and patriotism, as
well as to his present exalted situation as
the Chief Magistrate of this republic--tO
tender him any facilities which may be
considered necessary and acceptable for
the promotion of the objects of his lauda-
BILE visit, ans, To invite him TO public en-
tertainment.
Were i, not understood that the tour Of
the prehdent Is 10 be entirely on business
of a public nature, and thai IL is his de-
sire 10 avoid unnecessary parade, mea-
sures would have been taken that SUIT
able cayaleade should he in reaiiness 10
meet him on his way, and escort him III
TO the city Patriot.
Baltimore, My 3o.-.n expectation of
the contemplated visit of the President Of
the United States, the corporations OF
New X ork, philadelphia and Baltimore
have been making preparations to receive
him with that respect AMI attention which
is due TO his station ami character. We
understand it was stated Yesterday by The
passengers in the stage from Washington,
that the President las been detained al
that city by in.lisposilioI; but was expect
Ell to be well enough in few days to ira
vel without Inconvenience.
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PnIIADnLpnIA. MaH Is.

L III IL - CI.Iti3, MAY 20.
1t is expected that the military parade
oil Friday next, in honor of the arrival of
his exceIencv the President OF the Uni-
ted States, will be as brilliant and as nu-
merous as on any former occasion in Ills
city.
We do not fad from the papers anv no
tice Of Mr.. Monroe's having left Wash
mgton so late as Monday last, although
he Is certainly expected to arrive IN this
city on Friday next
The Franklin II, Capt. Stewart, is at
anciIorin the Cove. completing her equip
menfs To go round TO Boston, where her
full complement Of men are to be raised.
She has at present about 900 scamen on
board Her regular completeness, will lie
about $50. 1t is rcpo r;ed size will be or
dcred TO the Mediterranean, to relieve
Com. Chauncey.
May 90.
Mr.. MoNRoE, President of the United
States, ii is expected. will arrive III this
city OH Friday or Saturday next. Al
though it was rather the wish Of tie Pre-
sident TO perform his present tour without
receiving any public demonstration of re-
sprct, the heads of the war and navy de-
partments have, very properly, conceiv-
ed it Incompatible witl,al usage, and dero-
S"'o'y T" uic iIS'' 'tittc dS MINUS, ~ wave
the accustomary military and naval no
nors on his visit to the different posts and
stations. Orders have accordingly been
given, and we understand, tiiaths excel
lency will be mt some distance down the
Delaware, by Capt. Stewart, in all elegant
barge, of the franklin III, and conducted
to tile navy ward, when federal salute
will be fired, from the az. We also learn
with pleasure, that General Cadwallatier
contemplates displaying his fine brigade
on the arrival of the chief magistrate.
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tier form by tAe State Itself !fthi. be lie
meaning tand some have so conceived ~ the
principle is utterly erroneous. Xhe S.,tc HAS
nothing 70 DO wtii the satartssoi the Caareh .
il has no right Ia levya single cent upon any
for the support az - particular sect or ma
mister. In thar respect, esery Individual Is tn
be left to his own discrei,sn. III - "a matter
between God and Lis own conscience. Mr.
w. will not say IL is necessary for ministers TO
have puJli salaries. otherwise we siisli 'icf
have any ministers ~ all; because he 'imseli
confessss, that " such has been the attach
ment OF tie people 10 ti,eir pastors, that go
sernments have more frequently fond it nc
cessary to restrain ,hm 10 stin!afe the public
munitcence and because the oNpetience
of alb the Southern States eNinccs, That Tue
support of ministers may he safely LETT 10 tue
contributions of Individuals again the
hcrdsbips OF such a principle. n every man
were compelled 10 pay sonnet = x tai minister.
how hard would IL &c upen hiu, ms Quaker
for example. who has 10 minister az all
For our own parts, after reading his excel
lent speech again and again, we are disposedto
believe that such is not Mr.. VS.. meaning; but
at the same time, we copld have Wished HIS
sentiments had been more uGe9ui, oaa!.y ex-
pressed.
- We observe with Some regret, thai
arrangements are making in Philadelphis,
New 7 DIRK, &c. to receive :" HIS Erce'fca-
cy' The President oftle United States with
some degree OF ponp.-Ne are aware of
Mr.. Monroe's anxiety 10 avoid all sucl.
spec.acies, and his determination to discou
rage them. We cannot buf hope that
in this contest he may prove successful.
A President of the United States in per-
formance of his duty {as he coucewes
it, may surely travel without a triumphal
procession al bis heels.
- The Baron ouineite, who yeas appointed
by the House OF Peers. one nf the Provisional
Government. onthe ab3icatiou OF Rohaparts
in June 1915, has arrived in this city with lis
son. He is on his way 90 Nonficcilo.--Itis thus
thar men of distinction from other countries
Eock to our own.
MONUMEN.rTO WhgHINGTON.
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June 3. n ,,s,,,s

TWENTY DOLLARS HENARD.-Destrled on Ne
10th inst from the U. $. Arsenal, on James River
near k'chinond Leh's si'aPsoH aud Josebh RoeoS of
the Ordnance Department.
SIMPSON was enlisted ut Washington, 18th Inly 1915
Tor the term of eve yeats and sby Occupation Jailor
aged 22 years, fee g. inches high ght con,pe,jon
gfeyejes, brown hair, and was born ia FredercLsbrg
Va. -
JOSEPH RANAL was enlisied IaSourer 18th Nov,
1915 foT the tern Ofve yrass aged 81 feet % iuchss
HIGH dark complexion dark eyes dark hair and horn In
the county of CamJfiiee England.
fhe above reward Wi he given frr their Apprehension
ftcn dollars fnr eihrr and ~ necessary expenses ps6
20 be delivered 1t this post, any otbsr military post
~ the United States.
J. LIVINGSTON If.ef
OTar0Hcs tOAilg7ndirS.
T,,p
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THEREFORE,, |, James Monroe, President Of
the United States, in conformity with the said
act do hereby declare and make known, that
public sales for the disposal 'agreeably to law
of the Lands above described, shall be held
at MiIledgeviic, in the state of Georgia, on
Ihe first Monday in August next. and shall re
main open for three weeks aud no longer. the
shesto commence with the township hrst
hove named, and proceed in the order IN which
they are named.
Given under NV hand at the City OF Wash.
ington, the twenty fourth day OF May, 1911.
by the President. ..
(Signed) JAMES MONROE.
JOSIAH WEIGS,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
WASHINGTON, May 30.
The spirit of liberalty Ill regard to in
iernal Improvement which characterized
the proceedings Of the legislature Of North
Carolina at its last session, is well known
10 our readers. Among other measures
was the appointment of board of COM
nissioners to explore the coast OF North
Carolina, with view to the practlcabillty
of deepening the entrance into Roanoke
river, which is nearly checked up with
sand externally, supposed 80 he thrown
UP nv the current Of the Gulph Stream.
One Of the commissioners (Blake Ba-
ker, Esq who has recently visited Tie
northern states, has succeeded IN obtain
ing competent gentleman Captain
Clarke, late Of the 9rgy) 10 make pre-
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Norfolk. Nay 3o-we arc informed that
capt. Biddle is appointed to the command of
the Y. States sip Ontario, mow at New-York,
and will sail shortly for the coast of South
America. Capt Downes, late of the Ontario,
is appointed to the command OF the Jara. We
also learn from the same source, that WAR
WITH SPAN is extremely probable.
Herald
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Standardization HIM 90

io0r6FttS- HdIb0r, May 20.
"A number of British troops stationed at
Kingston, 4. c. we are creGi5,y informed
have orders To march To Montreal-where it
is understood, they are TO be discharged.
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The Mayor OF Savannah has issued "a procla-
nation, directing that all vessels coming from
Havana, or the islands of Barbados and St
Thomas, be brought to AT Fort Jackson there
to he examined by the Health Officer. This
measure is adopted in consequence of Tie I'M
snal sickness prevailing in those places. We
Hunk II would be well for the constituted All
thorities of Charleston, to" go and DO like
wise" 1U.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-19
NOTICE..

The subscriber intending to remove
rom this place in short time, request
all those indebted to him by bond. nofe
cr open account. TO come forward 8 sci
de them up TO 6rst of January 1917.
He will dispose of the Houses 4 Lots
1e now occupies, and possession gwen
he 18th October next. The dwelling
mouse is calculated for the acc"mlnnds
ION Of family, with all the necessary
out houses, and ve'y productive gar
den, subject to small ground rent-the
stand for retailing g"ods, or purchase o
produce, is inferior to none IN town.
Ii is deemed unnecessary soslye more
minute description, as it IL Presume'
Rose wishing to purchase will ne" thu
premises.
He will also sell quarter acre Lo
and Dwelling House thereon, near IN
court house.
The above property will bed'sPo:ed
# On accommodating terms TO those visit
inc to purchase.
numfrips. Ianu.r,
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February 70
PIUL'S
Patent olumbian Ol.


In respect to which the Proprietor Oh,
serves -
Sc'G>HE great sales Of the Columbian
ijiI. since il has been brough'
before the public, prove its intrinsic va
lue. and is pleasing furebodIng OF ~ha'
We have to expect from its more exten
sive circulation.
MANY interesting cert Gcates might be
furnished. iestiIying to the srestvaIue OF
the Columbian Oil, but we have prefer
ed giving but few. wishing to rest more
on the merits of the medicine, than IN
the eftc-s produced by ce titicates iron
a source however respectable.
The following are ameng the complaint
in witch the Columbian Oil has bee
found very eficaclous, viz rheumatism
gout, pains in any part 81
the body. but moge particularly OF I"
back and breast asthma. phthlsic. !.
fuanza, colds, coughs. whooping cough
diseases If the eye and eye lids, tooth
ache. ear ache. ami deafness. choir,
cramps, external aud INTERVAL bruise
sprains and flesh wounds old sores, NJ
GERS. fe!ons. scaids. burns, humps, ~
,entery or fux, croop. quincy. diarho
or lax, .ummer complaint of children
indigestion, loss OF appetite. nervous de
ibiIty, piles, mercuriai diseases. especl
ally in those cases where .he system has
been charged sith mercury for some con
siderable time. and ia those excruciaih!
paius subsequent % its too great use ano
Exposure. Herpes, or diseases of TIT
skin. such as ring worm. letters. scale
head. &c. stiffness of joints and limbs
palsy ague and fever, cholera morbus
gravel. seetcs, obstructed urine. scur,y
and in almost all cases Of a general or 10
cal nature.
We are aware that in recommending {
medicine in 80 many diseases. the public
especially those Who have not used tn,
Oil, may be induced to question its vir'
tues, but a disposition of this nature vii
soou De diSsipated. when they are inform.
cd that great proportion Of the diseases
are owing TO the same gene al cause -
And in those cases where the diseases
differ materially in their nature. the eff
'iccts produced are nearly the same, al
though not on the .ame principle.
A supply OF the above just received
and for sale b, RI HARD H. LITTLE
Druggist, King street
ON H.4SE r,
Best Spanish Segars, and prime chew
ng Tobacco.
February II 1av2m
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| and for Sale or L xchar ge
January 2S

4 Trae' Of Lard 81 S4u ACRES y.
ing at the month ofPomonkey C;'sk.
sffording every agricultural advantage,
With an elegant scite for building.
A tract OF S54 ACRES. lying TIs
one mile frem the iormer. a consideia.
bic portion in wood.
Another about &c ACRES, about 4
mile from the FIRST mentioned. en,ireI! IN
wood of the best quality.
A tract Of 33l ACRES, lying on Ma.
tawoman Creek, having the aa'snta:e.
Of the best Navigation, 4 god sp'lns AID
winter fishery. On TIL. farm is c"G'
Portable dwelling house. barn, stables
and the necessary oct houses for TIE &C
conmodation OF a family,
A tract of ESQ acres sbout one nile
frum the mouth Of Ma,taroman C.eea
entirely in wood will .ut from ~ 10
SO cords per acre whic! can be sold al
the mouth OF the above mentioned creek
at from A to s dollars per cord.
A tract Of 100 acre, al tie mouth Of
Mattawnpan Geek upon which is the
we'll known fishery called Run PCiHt;
on il are good out houses for cu;ng an1
quantity Of fish aud every necessary co.,
yrnience. AL the above lands are co
and nea The Potomac, IN Charles C0ui.
" Ma yiand
| ii sell low, or exchange fol lspd' ID
Virginia, any OF III. aooNemenIIoIeS
:. acts 1t is unnece. ary to say az!
tsin. a, 10 terms OF ale, as any l'n'a
.hing to purchas, would either VIZ
he p emlses or communicate By le'lT
th the Subscriber. residing rear I've
,dd OF Mataw om..n Lr.ek, aOocl -e'ep
Anle, from Port tobacco, Chad es Ccuhn'
Maryland. .or
February 10 laws"
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JuMs tReceived

Price 8 dollars bound and iettereo'
the new and complete life OF our
Blessed Lord e Saviour
JESUS CHRIS =.
Containing an authentic and foil acecen
of all the wonderful transactions, suner'
ings and death of our
GLORIOUS REDEEMERi
With the lines. acts and sufe ings OF n
holy Apostles, Evangelists, DisclPles,N NC
including the lives Of st. John the Ba!
fist, the Virgin Mary, and many otht
Ieninent persons, and prisatve Chr
|tians, moi to befound in any other work o
the kind by
PAUL WRIGHT, D D
Price Q dollars and halt bound: NJ
gister of Officers ard Agents, Civil MA
tary and Naval, in IL vice OF t'''
u tied States. on the ay Of SEPT
1915. Published in pu,. "ance OF re-
solution of congress, OF the 27'h apr
1916
Eahr,,,ry 10
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-19
HANILTON'S WORM DIES
TR0YIyG LaZENGES.

Which have cured an lmnenae mum
hsr al persons OF ! ,th sexes. OF every age
and in every situation. OF various dah'
eeross complaints arising from worms
and from distractions crtouiness IN Their
stomach and bowels.
This medicine besrs no analogy what
ever 10 others Of similar titles SO com
monIv complained Of, as operating WIN
violence; on the contrary. a particular
excellence of this remedy is its being
suited to every age and perfectly II 1t
contains nothing but what reconstruction
pocent. and is also mild in its operation
came iniure the most delicate pregnant
)ady or the tenderest nfaui Of a week old
arould 90 worms exist in the body; but
will. without pain or gripping, cleanse the
stomach and bowels. Of whatever is foul
or offensive. and thereby prevent the pro-
ouct;on Of worms, and many fatal Dis
orders. The iozeDSes are particularly
eficacious n CARRYING on all gross hu-
rpours and eruptioss, teverish and billions
complaints, and are the safest and mild
est plrgatiYe that can be used on any
occasion.
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taiB' emedy known, and mas Nstote
tcht nth and strength great number.
Mhcu in an advanced stage Of this tat
COMPLAINT. Particular and plain instru
lions are given for every part OF the ne
cesSary treatment in sach cases
Children generally take this medicine
with eageruess having pleasing appear'
ance, and an agreeable taste.
Humiitsn's Essence and Extract Of
Mustard.
A safe and effectual remedy for acute
and chronic rheumatism, govt asthmatic
rcut, palsy, lumbagoo, numbness, white
sweIiings, chilblains, sprains, bruises, pair
in the face and neck, etc.
The Genuine Persian Lotion.
So celebrated among the fashionable
throughout EurOpe,is an invaluable cos
metic. perfectly innocent and safe, tree
from corrosive aud repellsnt minerals
the basis Of other lotiens) and OF sn'
parralled efficacy in removing biemhshes
of the face and skin, ffeckles, pimplcs
Iinf,amatorv redness, scurfs, letters, ring
worms. sunburns, prickly heat. &c. The
hrsiah Lotion operates mildly, withou
IimpeLiry the natural. insensible peesplra
ition, which is essential to health, yet II
effects are speedy and permanent, rem
dering the skin dclicateE soft and smoo'
and improving the complexion.
The Restorative Pescder for TN
teeth aud Gums.
This excellent preparation comfort
land strengthens the gums, preserves tht
tenamel from decay, and cl'anses ano
whiten. the teeth. BY absorbing all thu
acrimonious slime and tOuiness, which
suffered to accumulate, never fails to IN
lure and finally ruin then.
/ Hamiiton's Grand Restorative.
Is recommended A. an invaluable m'
dicine for the speedy relief aud perman
ent cure OF the various complaints result
ing from dissipated pleasures, ju'emi'
'indiscreriOuS. residence in climates un
favourable 10 the constitution. the imno
de ate use of tea, fires ucnt inoxlca'I"'
or aav other destructive intemperanc
the unskilful or excessive use Of mercu
!rv. the diseases peculiar 10 females at
certain period Of life. bad lyinss III, 81
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HANS true e genuine Gssnaa Cor,
Plaister.

~ At the place of sale pamphlets
NAV be had gratis, describing cures per.
formed by the above medicines; the mum,
Der, Importance and resp, ctability Of
which. fully justify every article Of thi:
advertisement.
August 10
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A. MOORE. Register,
! his is to give Notice.

That the subscr lber. of AIesand.l
county in the district Of Columbia. hr
obtained from the Orphans Court of sag
county letters Of administration on Il
personal estate of Jerome Plumer, lat,
of the county aforesaid deceased +: a
persons having claims against the sal.
decedent, are hereby warned to e1h;bi
the same to the subscriber, with th,
vouchers thereof, passed by the Orphans
Court, on or before the 18th day Of Jul,
next, or they may by law be exclude,
irum all benefit TO said estate; and thos,
indebted thereto are required to u ak,
immediate payment.-GiVen under ~,
hand this 18th January. 1917,
JOSEPH SMITH, Admir-
OF Jerome Plumer.
January Is COW
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ices Girtrcrt for the Nch.

Warranted an 'niallible remedy at one
application, may be used with perfect
safety Cd infants week old, not con-
ltaining particle Of mercury or any tsn-
IgerOus ingredient whatever, and not &C
lcompanied with thst tormentlng smart
which attends the application OF oIheI
remedies.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-19

4 tract or parcel Of Land. ccntainin,
Between two and three hundred acres
on the north side of Gccoquan. m Fan
fax county, abuu miles west OF Deco
guam mills. Ii is well watered with ne
yer failing springs. it Is also well timber
4, and the great 4uanrity OF TOR tlmhe
IN it renders il the more valuable 70 an
person in the coopering line. This. liant
is Of the middle soil, aud produces corn
wheat or any other grain toleTabie we'll
there IS about 100 acres cleared and VI
lie gnod fence. The improvements al
4 ~ dwelling house & other out houses
a 4 good apple orchard OF about sizt
tees.
Also.
One other tract in the same county
within three miles OF 0ccOquao, lying OF
sandy Run, containing AZ acres-ont
Halt in cultivation and under good fence
The remainder heavily timbered, iher,
are on the premises an old framed dwei
Ing house snd out houses and an appfI
orchard of eighty bearing trees.
Any pei sOa lnclining Ia purchase car
rev the renises and know the tern.
" applying to the subscriber who hive
near them.
Thomas GcSsoD.
Noypn,her en- Q,n,n,nu
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Alexandra. Dec. so, 1919.

Alexandra, Dec. so, 1915,
Was committed to the Jail OF this
unity as runaway, a negro man named
iIlian-he is about feet z inches
gh-sfout made-about So years OF age
was bought ola Mrs. Bowe Of Maryland
" a Mr. William Jones Of Georgia and
an from HIM in Virginia-Thc owner Is
eques:ed to call and prove his property
.ay cha, ges and take hm away otherwise
ne will be disposed of as the Law directs
JAMES CAMPBELL, Jailor
Ilanemher s. y Wv
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FOR SALE.

A tract OF Land COL aiming 81 N@
more or less. lyiD. on uccoquaD ~
me county Of Faniay aid state d w:
nta, adjoining the lands OF R"',, :.
ihon'psOn and Villa Nascn. -. -
resumed theses desr".s OF pu'aa,"'..
i'll view the lana AID FOR then'enns ~.
Judge Of its peculiar advantages W. =.
'hrd of the purchase ney vii " ,s
/ uircd in hand, the bslar &c at IL . ;,
months, with q deed IT trust to 'ee
he payments.
Thompson F. Mason
iieremher u
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Hamiit0n'S Grand Restorative,
aAIILroN'S ELIXIR.

Sorcreiga rs7nedg for Cotas, OBSTINATE
Coughs, .isthaas, sore throats, an
approaching CoRsumytioas, and most
disorders u tie brsaSt AID lungs.
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DESCRIPTION OF WORMS.

And the symptoms by whic' they are
known:
Worms which lnfest the human body.
ere chief, Of four kinds. viz.-fhe Te-
res. or large round worm the Ascar.
Ses. or small maw-werm the Cucur0i'
tina, or short, Hat, white worm d; and
lastly, the Tenia. or tape-worm, so cal
led from its resemblance to tape. This
u often many ya'ds long and rs full Of
o;nts. II is most hurtiul and most diff
cult to remove.
Among the Symptoms attending WORMS
xe-disagreeabie breath, especially If
Che morning bad and corrupted gums ;
itching in the nose, and about the seat
commissions, epileptic hts, and sometime
privation of speech; starting and grind
Ing of the teeth i'll sleep irregular appe
ftite. sometimes loathins food, and some
times voracious purging, with Shiny !
eeni >tcels ; yomtius; large and hart
civ pains aud sickness at the st"
mac slow fever, with small and II
regular pulse q dry coughs excess =,
thirst ; sometimes pate and unhealt'.
ceuntenanee. and sometimes the fae'
Gated aud flushed.
Persons afflicted with any Of the abeV
symptoms, shoald have immediate re-
course TO Haniltsu's Worm Destreyin.
Lezenges, whicn have been constant.
attended with success, in all complaint
Smiiar to those above described.
4 dose IT tas niedicins gwen >cce
Gonaily during the warm season, viii e;
tee.aaily prevent the vomiting an
paruns Of cunt "a dreadful d.
hide. Shich annually destroys the nan
: The lnfa, part OF cur cltiLehs
Rkewi1s o. utdsst and u G.
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TO LET,
OR FOR SALE,

OK FtJK SAIE,
The House lately occupied by William
God. situated on ROYAL street. soara
King street. three dours below ts l..
&c of Samuel Snowdep. Pos,es,pn
n,ay be had the first of February.
Also, the House l at present OCCUR,
The east Of the above. For parliCua,s
enquire Of
Joseph Ingle, Alexandra.
January 28
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Tonflic ache Dr0ns

The crIvrcmedy yet discovered whicl
gives immadiute and lasting relief in tn
most severe instances.