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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-11

FH1RE Office ef the sherifof Henrco County is reno.
we'd to the house of alexander Buchanan few doors
above tue Hastings Court once.
lima
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J.iNDs TDIEAST OR RENI.


4 Tsa.s Of LGwd, viz:
One irrct In thc of Amherst containing 400 u
ares formerly ra'cd the Mine aud iatierly the Folly
Tract u within - miles Of Lynchnnrg and between
q and % James River.
enc er irso, in the county, Of 400 acres,
within Que ri'e cf James River, and about ~ from
LyTchhHis q" H. lard there IL nexhaustible omar
~ Of lue stone oni hich every tenant heretofore IN
possession Z IL has d. rived handsome revenue.
Md one nth- tract IN the Counv of Nbrna lie, within
ni', : rf ~ lti"u, sve, containing 500 acres.
On rarh az the tracts there Is sufficient quanti
tyrfops' ND the cal grannost OF that
which is q clear Is fine obacco land
The following tracts are entirely IN woods, and VIII he
leased rented rsry Favourable terms 10 the ten
one tact in TIE County OF Amherst. within one mile
and hat NJ James River and Is of Lynchburs contain
Srv .r1c viii intend IN inakrwo settlements
The timber tis land IL Of value. aud, 1Hdfr
certain RESTRICTIONS slail be at tie disposal Of the ten
sm
Other tract In the county If Amherst on the To-
bncroR"' Mo- nt;in, contain mr. $40 acres.
TwoiracE tie County OF Bsdford within or miles
~ James Rivcrone containing 35o and tie other Sc
ees.
All nfthe above woodland except that on the Tobse
roRow Mountain iayswcll the soil Is rich and well a.
daptd To the cultivate" ~ grain aud tphacco Peisop
di posed Ia rent any of tie above land in Amhert, will
and, Mr. Daniel Chei'wocd of that county
rhp- v G"s~t. of th"'uatle. will dsoose Of tie
land In that inward Ahner Christian Of hat H. Bed
fordnr in reference of it, application will be
made to the subscriber IN Richmond.
c. w. GoocH
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'er of HIM. T. II. Perkins,
JOSEPH III. PIERCE, Aid.


On tile Presidents arrival at the en-
france Of the Capital, and at other places,
Signals will be ma l.. from stats erected
On Mr. coverings house in Orange ST .
the Oh House, and the Exchange
COFFEE House, when Saluies will be fired
from corps of artillery, the forts, ships Of
war, and navy yard /; and the bills VII
ring pcalS.
Tie President Will be received by the
Cadets commanded by Col. Roy rs, at
the Exchange.
After aligIiing at the Exchange, we
learn the Procession will have an orpor-
iuuiiy 10 pay their salut : Ia the Presi-
deaf as they pass the Coffee house.
A suit of five rooms have been superb
| ~ prepared for tie convenience of the
PRESIDENT, at the Exchange Coffee
| House.
A select company, consisting of the
| Committee of Arrangements, the Cover
! nor, 1t. Governor, Com. cambridge, Ge-
neral Miller. Captain Hull, President
Kirkland, Chief Justice Parker, Judge
! Davis, &c. will dine with the President
at the EXcilang".
1t is contemplated that during the stay
Of the President in this vicinity, besides
| inspecting The Forts, Ships of War, Navy
l
visit Medford, Quincy, the University in
| Cambridge, Bunker's Hill, Lexington,
and Dorchester Heights, and be request
ed To- see the Arsenal IN Cambridge, the
| Botanic Garden, the Manufactures in
| Walt am, %C. Sc.
While in town lie will he invited TO a.
| tend a Sacred aud S,lrct ORAJORtO,
| to- be given BY the Handel and Han DIN
| Society, In the Church IN ChaunCcy-
| Place; TO review the third brigade of mi
liia, Commanded by General Welles 10
| visit the Atb0neum the Armomries in
| Fanuiel-Hall; tie Theatre, and Washing
ton Gardens.
w, learn, that the Address which the
town voted their Committee should pre-
sent TO the Presi lent on his arrival here
will be delivered 10 him this day, imme
diaieiy after his arrival in the ExChang'
Cofic,-ilouse, IN The second gallery o
Of tie area and thai tie third and lOuril
gailaries, and that part Of tile second 40
occupied by tie President aud suite, ant
the Committee of Ar. augcmenis, Wui b'
appropriated for the Ladies the floor G.
the area, the first and fifth galleries, 70
The citizens.
Preparations have been made in Glou
cestcr TO celve the President, shOtit
H. visit that town. Tie Committee G
Arrapg' ments is composed vt Col. VIA
Peasc.', Col. JOHN Tu keT, Or. Nm. Col
fin, Dr. Ebeuezer Dale. Capt. Wan. Peal
son, Mr.. James Mansfield, Captain Joh
Bsach, MIR. VIM. SaviIle, Tie SehcimeI
, Ostrsesrs Of re Pom, aud tie military OF
iicers above the grade Of Capialu.
Yesterday a depu'ation Of the Con
witiS< 81 Arrange Uents ct Saiem,
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NIFTY DOLLARS REwARD.-Ran away from the
u Subscriber residing in the county ofKing & Queen
Va. bright bulattO Man, named Peter Henderson, a.
Red about % years. and abort feet inches TIE
had my permission on The 24h MAY to 40 to Richmond
40 see bis wife. from whence Informed hr induced
her 10 leave her ma4e and probably attempting
20 some Of the Northern States.
Any person that will deliverthe said man to shall
geceiye the above reward or $40 for delivering him in
sy Jailso that get him again.
JOSEPH COLLIER.
jane "a. I4-wIUs
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p. ~ persons having claims against me in my pri.
vaie cspacity, partner 10 firm, executor admns-
traitor, are also requested present them and receive
payment. Those indebted, are informed, longer in
GpgeBcc will be given.
n NJ L.
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Noteswh approved endorsers. negotiable and PAYABLE
Hteiiher If the Banks Of this City twelve and eg
fsen months and deed Of the propsrty TO Sc.
cure the purchase Nancy. will he reduircd
). GUERRANT, III. S. C. n. n. D.
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HBNHE Subscriber Wishing close lis administration OF
the estate Of the late John w. Tomn the end Of the
sgsiust the deceased. present them for settlement.
Those Indebted is expected will make immediate pay
rs
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Yesterday depu'aiion Of the Com-
Ui,iS& 81 Arrange Dents cf Sslen, ei
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1.lreat. Hanover c,y.) June II. ia-w5w
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Ch-sterdeld, july q.

tTN0 I3URSEYMEN rAIL9RS-The subscribers wish
6 ennioy live steady and gnnd wOrkrncn To whom
erpiny and good accommodation will ia
kiver CAMPBELL q STEVENS.
Lunch 'urg .JnSy I. I6ff
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-01
NOTICE.
Jan. go

The subscriber inteadii q to rem@,
.'nm this place in a short me, requesu
III those indebted to hin ) bond, nee
i" open account. to cons isrwsrd 4 SCI
lie them up to first Of Ju pary 1917.
He will dispose Of the Houses & Lrb
&c now occupies, and cssession given
the 18th October next The dwelling
''ause is calculated fm the acconmcds
'on-of family, with ali the necessary
us' houses, and very productive ear.
lien subject to small ground rent-the
and Tor retailing g"ous, or purchase o.
,"oduce, is inferior to none in town.
1t is deemed unnecessary iogive more
innute description. a. it lie presumed
hose wishing to pure ase will view the
premises.
He will also sell a quarter acre Lot
and Dwelling House thereon, near The
court house.
The above property will heGisroses
Ut on accommodating terms to those VIII
ing t. purchase.
GEO. GE SMITH.
Dumfries, January l.--I6 coll
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-01
uAMILTON'S- WORM DES
TROYING LOZENGES.

Which have cured an immense nun
yer ot persons of both sexes, OF every asc
and in every situation, OF various dan
:cro-s complaints arising from worms
and from distractions orfvulness in their
stomach and bowels.
This medicine bears no analogy what.
ever TO others of si.aiiar titles so com
arn!y complained OF, as operating viii
ielence; on the contrary, a particular
excellence Of this remedy is its being
suited to every age and aer.ectl " t
contains nothing but whatisconsitution
,oceut, and is also mild in its operation
annot injure the most delicate pregnant
d : or the tenderest ,nfan. of 4 week old
,ould no worms exist in the body; but
viii. without pain or gripping, cleanse the
stomach any bowels. of whatever is foul
- offensive. and thereby prevent the pro-
,uction of worms, and many fatal dis.
orders. The loZenges are particularly
.fFicacious carrying off all gross hu'
lnOurs aud erup,ions, fcvcrish and bilious
complaints, and are the safest and mild
eat purgative that can be used on any
crasion
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-01
Enct;harieston, s G.
zoo Dollars Reward

n WILL gevi reward OF one hundre
dollars for the arrest and convictio
o. he person or persons who robbed M
exchange Office on the night Of the 9th
Instant also an additional reward OF
cnr hundred dollars for the recovery al
the property stolen therefrom, consistin
Of specie in dollars. change, America
and English gold zoo dollars, bank n"ie'
sbeu; 50 dollars, ninety tickets in thu
Ne heal Cslisse Lottery. second class
aud "a tickets IL the Washington No.
nument Lottery, third class.
: ROMULUS RIGGS
Georgetown, Dec. ls
p. 5. If any person has knowledge Of
the said robbery, and do not wish their
names mentioned, and will give mepri,
vate information. SO that the persons can
DE- arrested, they shall be entitled to the
reward, and it shall be kept secret.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-01
Spanish Consulate.

The port Of era Cruz being now opel
to the importation Of every species oil
provisions in every class Of vessels b.
longing to powers or states friendly o,
neutral, as officially communicated Il
me by his exce'lency the governor Of tina,
place. under date God October ulti,no
! have the satisfaction to announce t.
his public said permission, with a view
that It may also reach the knowledge oi
ierchants in other states. The condi.
lions on which the ABOVE commerce il
|a!n issible are as follow
That, without any alteration in III.
'luties which have been paid on the in
oduction of other provisions hitherto
ne article If tlour is subj ct to that "
rty uae reaies IS dollars IL aad ha
.'nts) silver mvney: h that its durst,
tor the space Of six months. which II"
,thtsandiBg will continue six mont.
ter the declaration Of the Suspension -
said foreign traffic.
~. lQUIN ZAMORANO.
Alexandria, 10th January, 1917.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-01
ROBBERY.

On the nigh. of the Sth of DeceAber
fsl6. the Exchange Office Of the sui
scriber, Btidye street, Georgetown, from
appearances BY false key, was robbie
of the following property, in Specie, Con.
sisting Of dollars, change. american and
English gold, about sJ0 dollars bank
notes, mostly three dollar notes of the
bank Of Washington, and some small
tickets, together about so dollars, ont
pound note of the bank of England, and
one hundred and sixty four lottery tick
cts a. per numbers below. The LOTTERY
tickets can be Of no use to the person,
taking them, and an attempt to pass then
would only lead TO detection, il i,
therefore hoped that the person or per
sons who took them, will return them I"
the subscriber through the Post Office AZ
Georgetown. A liberal Reward will he
pad by the subscriber Tor any intOrma
tion that NAV lead to the discovery OF
the, persons Or recovery Of the properly
All Keepers Of lottery offices in the Unit
ed States will please to keep list Of thu
numbers OF the following tickets, as \
may lead to discovery Of tic theft.
ROMULUS RIGGS.
List Of the Nos, Of Tickets in the .dsd-
zeal Lottery, Cd Glass.
esO1, c2Os, 1908, 1904, 1905, s20e
s207, a20s, eOO9. aslc. esls. ssis'
eeI4, 22l6, s2i-, 22ls. e2l9. 1922,
1881. 1889, 1855, 1885,, 1885.
1886, 1885,, 1855. 1859. 1880
1851, 1852. 1868. 1864, l47Si'
1892. 1875, l4iSt, 1875. l475h.
147ST, l47SS, 1879, I4.4O,
1474I. 1879, l4745, l4744, la74''
t4746. 1414-, I414S. l4749. 1880.
1895, l4raS, 1920. 1880, el52a.
$685., 1884, 1885, 1887, 2l52N'
o15se, 1850. ELSA, 1855, el531.
e1jsS. ets59, 2l54O, 21j4S, 2l5i7.
els4S. et54a. 1850. 1901. 1919.
,5tOs. 1904. l5i95, 15lO6. l5i07.
1913. 1900. 1910. l5t1l. 1912,
1915. isis.
LIsrOF .SU.I3ERS or Tl"HETS
IN the Washington, MaHuuent Lot
tery, ,hjri class
81 81 81 IS SO s. IS - 60 6l &C.
O. Is IS 66 6y &c % 20 Il - IS
,l-5 eos GO 900 24S- 2I.4 >,Sa
s4yn $3.50 24-sNI6- 246s 247i s47S
gI66 "a G4S5 c+23 2+S2 z46l GAS
s45i ,IIs 545t sass $50 S457 SASS
s45o s4aG sal ISIS 4Gi7 4h43 4649
aS50 4684 1888 1890 49, 1896 1864
ass 46a6 45eT 469S 1859 4TOo sSlS
SS15 1855
Dec 9
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DESCRIPTION OF WORMS.

And the symptoms by whic they are
known:
Worms which infest the human body
are chiefly Of four kinds, viz.-The TIE
res, or large round worm the Ascari
des, or small maw-worm the Cucurbi
tina, or short. flat, white worm al
lastly, the Tenia. or tape-worm, so ca,
ed from its resemblance to tape. Thu
is often many yards long aud is full :,
oints. It is most hnrtfui and most diff
|cslt to remove.
Among the symptoms attending worm,
are-disagreeable breath, especially il
the morning; bad and corrupted gums
itching in the nose, and about the seat
commissions, epileptic fits, and sometime
priiyation Of speech: starting and grind
ing Of the teeth in sleep; irregular apPe
lite, sometimes loathing food. and some
times voraciOus purging, with Shiny &
,fetid stools ; vomiting; large and hard
belly pains and sickness at the sto
mach; slow fever. with small and If
regular pulse; a dry cough; excessive
christ sometimes pate and unhealthy
countenance, and sometimes the face
Dated and flushed.
Persons afflicted with any of the above
symptoms, should have immediate re-
course to iamilton's Worm Destroying
Lozenges, which have been constant!
attended with success, in all complaint,
..m,lar to those above described.
4 dose VI this medicine given ,cca-
,,nally during the warm season, viii ct.
;ectually prevent 8 the vomiting anu
.arsing Of chint "a dreadful dis
,..irr. which annually destroys the hand.
The infa, Oar, Of o1s citizeas Il
iAswise Il rildsss and IN sss
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-01
'lamilton's Essence and Extract I:
Mustard.

A safe and efiectual remedy for acute
md chronic rheumatism, govt asthmat,e
.,out, palsy, lumbagoO, numbuess, white
,wellings, chilblains, sprains, bruises, pam
T. n the face and neck, etc..
The Genuine Persian Lotion.
So celebrated among the fashiunable
throughout Europe. is an invaluable cos
uetic. perfectly innocent and sale, tree
ON corrosive and repellant minerals
the basis Of other lotisns) and OF w
.,rslIed efficacy in removing blemishe'
!. the face and skin, freckles. Pimples
|, aaa.story redness, scu:fs, letters, ring
yorms. sunbarns, pr;ckly heat. &c. The
&.rsian Lotion operates mildly. without
impeding the natural. insensible Perspira
ion. which is essential to health. yet IT.
Elects are speedy and permanent, rem
'dering the skin dclicately sOst aud smooth
and improving the complexion.
The RestoraliDe Po,cder for tn
teeth aud Gums.
This excellent preparation comforts
and strengthens the gums. preserves TIT
enamel from decay, aud cleanses ant
u',;.ens the teeth, by absorbing all the
acrimonious slime aud foulness, which
Uttered 10 accumulate. never fails to In
ircc ard :ioaily MN s'ieni.
fmilton's Grand RsS.ord'icc,
r..nendei a, al lava liable me
licfae for the speedy relic; aud per'Han'
go, c. ni the yafs"u- Complaints 'esui'
ipg fmr Obstinate pleasures. juvenile
jal;scte,iou>. ,t,.derce IN c'imatra M
t,vaqra5le to the Constitution, the 'nsno
;t ate Hse nj tea. frequent 'r"AIcat"
- any uircg de.'ructiy. intemperanC'
70 unskinu' -. excessive use ot mercu
=. the diseases peculiar to females at
',tain period o. life, bad Wings IN. &c
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JAMES KENNEDY
SON,

i BoorsBLLEks, rIRc STREET,
| lave lust received from LEES PA
TENT MEDICINE Stores No. 46
Maiden Lane, n. York,
A FRESH SUPPLY
OF the following genuine Medicines.
For the preuentioH and care Of Bi
lions and Malignant Feoers, is
recommended
|Hahn's Anti-Bilious Pills.
THIS Medicine has been attende"
with degree of success highly grateful
% the iBvenWr feelings, in several par,
# the West Indies, and the Southern {
Middle States, particularly in N. York
rhiladelphia, Baltimore, Petersburg
richmond, Norfolk, Edenton, Wilmlns
b n, Charleston, and Savannah. H.
Testimony of a number OF persons at eae
II the above places can be adduced, VIII
ave reason to believe, that timely U.s.
# his salutary remedy has, under Prov
,ence, preserved their lives, when y
ne most alarming circumstances.
Facts of this conclusive nature spea'
more in favour of medicine than ca
I,pns of pompsus eulosy, founded Oh
mere assertion.
Ii not. indeed. presumptuousiy pro
.sed as an inlallibIe cure. but the inven
or has every possible 'eason that can re
ult from extensive experience, tor Or
| ieyins rha, a dose Vt these Pills, take'
ace in every two weeks, during ~
Irreyaience Of our bilious levers, Va
rqve al iniallible preventative; an
p~.her, that in he earlier stages y! tho,
l;selses. their use will very general ;
lcceed in restoring health. and f'eqnen'
in cases esteemed desperate, sud h.
md the power Of common remedies
The operation of these pills Is rer'e' Is
ia, so as to BE- used with safely ;, .'er'
.ons in every situation, anlM ever! a.
Thev are cxceilcntly adapted to car
A supcrtiaous bile 4 prcveat its MOI
Did Secretiuns-to restore y amend u
.ppetite-to produce free persDirati"i
,nd thereby prevent colds which is so u.
ea of fatal consequences. \ dose ne'
ais I. remove cold il taken on IL n
ppearsnce-tney are celebrated for re
moving haoituai cpstiyeness--s'ckneSs
he stomach and severe head-ache--al'
ought to be taken by all persons on :
rhance Of climate.
rney have been ionnd remarkably Ell
..tious in preventing ard curing dls@
!ers attendant on long voyages, ant
should be procured and carefully Prescrv
cd for use by every seaman
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Robert Gray
TO PARENTS AID GUARDIANS.
Extract from the Militia Law Of the Dis
trist of Columbia.

Sec, %. And be it further enacted.
! hat the respective courts of enquiry
shall have power TO cause TO be bound for
a term of ears I" the -evera! command
ants If companies, battalions, and Iegions
ann their successors in office. as the
case may require, such number Of boy,
and young men, with the consent OF their
parent, or other person auth" ised, as
they III their discretion may think p'o
per. for the purpose If being instructed
in the different branches If military mus c
and of serving rs musicians when the'
may be competent thereto to the sevc-a!
companies, battalrons and legious and
The father # any youth who may be "a
bound, otherwise subject to be enrolled.
shall be exempt from all duty in the mi
Iitra SO long as his son so bound may
continue to serve in the corps to which he
would otherwise belong, As we'll dung
his apprenticeship as thereafter : and tn.
several iegionary courts Of enquiry shall
make provision from time to time tor t.,
clrathing. maintenance. and the properly
ak such youths. to be paid
Eon the fund arising from the fines in.
posed by this act and the commandir-
officers Of legioas. shall cause the drum
mers and filters and other musicians 81
their respective legions. to meet at thu
same times and places that commissioner
officers are required to meet, for the pur
pose Of being trained by the Brigade in
spector, or other yficer. there 10 be Ill
structed in their respective branches OF
music for which purpose the commanding
officer Of the legion may employ sub
person or persons as he may think pro.
per and capable 10 instruct ,uch drum
mers aud tite.s; and other musicians.
Applications, agrseably to the aborr
section, t. be made to
VIM. A. WILLIAMS,
Jan. Is. Adiutant.
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Hams true q genuine Gss1aa Corr
Plaster.

U At the place of sale pamphlet;
may be had gratis, describing cures per-
formed BY the above medicines; the NUN
Der, Importance ard responsibility Of
which, fully justify every article Of this
August 10
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-01
Lexis Ointment for the Itch.

Warranted an inialible rened y at one
application, may be used with perfect
safety on infants week old, not con-
tanning particle Of mercury or any dan
gerous ingredient whatever. and not ac'
companied with thst torment:ng smart
which attends the application Of Uhel
remedies.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-01

taiu emedv kaowa. and nas seafHea
.ohs ,lth and strength a great number.
xhea in an advanced stage Of this fatal
,ompiaint. Particular and plaia instrue-
tions are given for every part OF the ne
,essary treatment in such cases.
Children generally take this medicine
with eagerness; having a pleasing appear
,.nce, and an agreeable taste.
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10 rem T..

For one NJ term f Years,
My Wharf l. Warehouse on the po,tb
side 4 Prince street in the town q
AIe1andris Possession miy BE- had h.
18th of next month. The warehouse /,
large and convenient y viii hold s0.Oco
bushels grain or salt, and being eaacs
at the ferry landing, make, it one Of ia.
best places in tow n for purci asing q 10
or selling salt or any other heauy article.
article. For terms apply 10
William Hepburn,
December i6 Il
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Paper for Sale.
David and J. Ross

Have received, per ship Potomac, from
Genoa,
g. bales writing paper, assorte
Which they Offer tor sale on very low
terms. they keep constant supply OF
first quality chewing tobacco for sale by
the quantity.
lee "
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FOR SALE.
On Iibera, re

On LIBERAL TIE 5,
4 NUMBER Of House. AID Lots. &
n the lower end ., Farlax ,tr,et,
and the whole or part Of the low srouns
or marsh adjacent to Jouco's Ps;It, .Ap
plyto
]. d Si,nms.
Dec 2s 90
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1tNs.LToN'S ELIXIR.

>5r,r,;gA rsGr!q for C?tdS. OBSTINATE
Coughs, .iSthmas, sore thr,a.s, an.
approachinS "9GSaapriOR$, and MoSf
disorders Of lie br,aS' a"d lungs.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-01
Hahn's genuine Eye Waitr.

A sovereign remedy Tor al diseases OF
The eyes, whether the effect OF natural
weakness or of accident.
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Mrs Brbauldts Sermons

On the Doctrines and Duties Of Chris
tianity, IRON The 29th London Edition.
hi Nv recommended by Bishop Kemp
are Just received. for sale by
James Kennedy & Son
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For .>ew-Orleans,

sSk The brig Two Brothers. Jane
49, Holmes. master; will sail IN 81
10 days; is a first rate vessel & in com
pIete order. For freight or passage, ap
DIV To- the Master on board at Dean
wharf. or to
Lawrason and Powle.
December IL
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Bacon Hams, SC.

From eight to ten thousand weight hr'
.4ualit, Bacon Ham, ht .ur family use.
Also, 200 boxes Enva Scotia Herring
very niee--ior sale By
WIN. Garner & Co,
January Ell