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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-30


1t will be seen Ivy the accounts in this DAVIS
paper, that contest has at last taken place
between the patriots on Autia island com.
nandcd by Colonel IRvISE, and Governor
CoPPINGERs forces. The result Of the but.
tie, however, was not known when the nail
left ST. Mary's.-Wc may, therefore, mo mently
expect TO hear something important from that
quarter. General m'GREGoIt, with his faiui-
", was oil board the brig Lerwick, lying near
the bar. y schooner with men, and munitions
ofwar from New orleans, bound to A.aeIia
was taken possession Of by the United States
brig SararaC on The 10Th instant. A Spanish
vessel from the coast Of Africa. with cargo
OF gold dust, ivory and slaves was Captured by
tue MorgiaHa's boats. a few DAYS ago, off the
bar. Another French brig has also been sent
in lor adjudication.
BdTTLE AT A5TELT4 island
TO TIE EDIrOHs.
" ST.. MAuYs, september 10, ISI1.-It is
now nearly dark, aud | have been diverted
from commencing TO write sooner Nv 4 battle
at Amelia. II commenced at { -. NJ aud It'll
continues. ! he 5paniards commencing tire at
tack with two gnn-boats, that came tie inland
passage, and they have now two pieces of ar
tilery on WCiure's HH On the part Of the
Patriots are the fort, (Which eau bring only
twO eighteen Founders to be;ir on fine enemy
the brig st. Joseph of ten gus, and two bloc
HOu.es, with two six Founders, which kept M
an ilcessdut fire. The M0rgiana lies in po-
siiOn 10 knock the town down should the Pat
riots he driven out she has not yet fired d gun.
IL Is now dark, yours, &c.
{" y. S. just as finished the above, the fr-
ing mas ceased, and il is supposed that the
SpauIards viii storm the lines Tonight"
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Extract Of letter dated Legho,m, my 49,.
Our squadron under Commodore
Chauncey, consisting of tie Washington
~, frigales United States and Consiiiu-
ton, soops OF war Erie anG Peacock, and
brig Spark, are now here. They will
proceed over to Tunis, where il is report
ed orr affairs are not upon The most ia
vorabIe footing the Bey having refused
Ogr Consul an audience, and other dis 4.
putcs, compelled him to quit TINS"
1lrce,HQn 3 JOgrruI
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BALTIMORE, September O. II is now
generally believed that our governments
are about scudiug secret embassy 10 The
Patriots OF South America. What is the
design, or object of tins mission, il is in
vain To conjecture bu: tiiat il may lead
to important results, is, we think, very
evident. Fed. ReP.
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Nav ORLEANS, August 3O.-Bis Rri.
fannie Majesty'S brig Beaver, Capt. Pc
liz, anchored in this port yesterday from
Ia Vera Cruz OF arriving she fired sa-
lutte Of 10 guns, which was returned. We
understand size has brought considera-
bic SUN III specie, Tor the merchants in
this plaCe
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The big Tom, Weeks, from London,
has arrived at Aiexandria, with two cham
cables TO government. weighing twenty
tons each, calculated for ships OF the line.
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From the West Indies and
/. Spanish Name.

SALEM. Dec. "a.
Captain Israel Williams, of this town.
arrived here On Saturday last, from 81.
Pierre, Mart. via the Vineyard, passcn-
ger in the brig Swift, Captain Story, OF
Boston. Capt. w. States. that the
sickness still ragged with great mortality
at Ma,tinico; and the accounts ffrom
Guadaloupe we're all ola still more me
lancholy nature, Iaanyvessels both A me.
rican aud French; at the latter place,
being totally deprived Of every man Of
their crews.
The information lately received from
the southland, said 10 be from the Spa
nish Name is Incorrect, A late as the
date Of the letter from st. Thomas's Of
wing thcnews referred to above. Laguira
and Caracas were still in the hands oil
the Roy a!ists, say l4th or 18th Noven,
Der.
The defeat oil Gen. Bolivar some
time since was not SO DISASTROUS as was
at first represented. Sir Gregory M'Gre.
sor. arrived at Ocsmana Bay, from Mar.
garstts, with a reinforcement Of SOC
'men. just in time. the day ii HE action,
torescue part Of Bollvar's forces,-0 On
the landing Of MIG. be met Bolivar,
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The Life Of Patrick HenrA !,

PROPOSAL
BY 3amss Webs.er, d Philadelphia, Tot
publ sh'I- BY Subscription,
TIE LIFE OF
The late Patrick Henry,
Containing aaay of his specches, Sc,
smbellished with a Likeness By WIN.
Writ, Esq. of Richmond. (Va)
Extract from the Port t6io for August,
1915.
/" 1t is not without sentiment Of sin.
,erc gra,iGcstiou that we witness, in tue
following proposal. arrangements making
5v competent hautl, to dojis'ice to the
character Of one Of the most worthy and
OF our countrymen. As a
salesman. a civilian. an Ora'or and pa.
triot, Patrick Henry was entitled to stand
in the foremost rank: Nor do his merits
claim an fuferier station as film, an hn-
nrst. and an honorable man. He was
one of ihose worthless on whose purity
suspicion could nevet fix stain.
" II ia ure did mu.h 70. Mr.. Ilanry's
character while living. accident has not
been wanting IN its faSors to his postha.
nous Tame: for to have found such III.
osrapher as Mr.. Writ, SO Competent IS
a writer, and 50 peculiarly aelI qualified
in every moral relation, Il no; the least
fortunate incident in his history.
+" In Mr.. Writ, Life Of Patrick Hen.
~ we are irresis.ably impeled tn espeet
much: de materials bsing excellent, aud
in great abundance. and the writer able
and devoted TO his subject. Nor do We
think that tie public will run any risk Of
being disappointed by bearing Us compa-
NJ in our high expectations. We hope,
and, indeed, have no doub thar tie
work will receive liberal patronage"
CONDITIONS.
The work will be printed on a fine
paper. in one octave volume, aud viii
contain IRON $50 to 400 pages.
II will be delivered 10 subscribers, in
good call binding, at three doIlars per
copy. The price to non subscribers will
be three dollars and fifty cents.
" Subscriptions are received BY
James Kennedy & Son,
Booksellers, Alexandria.
December 81 cow
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Public Sale.

OnTuestlay next the 9TH ms. will be sol,
at the VcuSue Store corner of Primo,
and Water streets, on a liberal Gre
dit
A large und general assortment of BIZ
tiSh and India DRY GOODS. the stool
Of House declining basiaess--amoa.
which are,
Superfne and second broadcIr.Ls
Plains. cOa'ings and HanneI,
Imperial aud BeBnet's cords
Bales and jeans
Swansdown. tOi!cnette and Iarseilie
Vesti gs
GingSams,
Embosscn and furniture dimit.es
Leno. jaconei and hook musiins
Muslin handkerchiefs
White and cnlore,l cambrics
Ca!icOes, cotton hosiery, etc. etc.
Z. q. Marsteiler.
January
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New Medical Nor

PROPOSAL
BY James Webster, at No. ~. Ssuth
Eighth street, Philadelphia, for pub.
fishing BY Subscription.
Elements of therapeutics and
Materia Medic,
BY n. ChAPMts. N D. Professor
The Institutes and Practice Of Meicine
aud Clinical Practice in the University
OF Pennsylvania.
CONDITIONS.
I. The work will re printed on fine
paper, in two octave volumes each u
,.iich viii contain from 4 to son pages.
9, II will be delivered to subscribers ia
neat binding. a S dollars a copy.
5. The price to non -subsct,b5rs, viii
be six dollars.
The WORK will be really for delivery
early next summer.
az Subscriptions will be received
BY
James Kennedy & Son,
Booksellers, King street.
December 81 cow
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900 Dollars Reward.


DAN AWAY frem the su5scg ;ber,
"a living near Salem, Fauquier c"nn.
". Virginia. gu the 18th inst. EpHR I'M
and POLICY. WIN | am satisfied are er.
dcavoriug to escape to pennsylvania,- -
EphraiIn is'a stout likely fellow. 6vears
OF age, ahn,t feet 10 or II inches heb,
dark complexion but not black, long lace,
high nose. prominent under lip Il las one
or two scars on his right leg, cut With .
scythe in cradling- He is n good w..-
soner, piouahtpan and coarse shoemaker,
c3ews tobacco and is very lnnd u spi its
Ibis eiat "a are MT r.co!tected. except
a striped country cloth coat and rev
great coat ot dark dab country cloth sot
lined, with large cape aud the cellar
lined with blue rabbits fer.
Polly is a very handsome bright mulat-
to, about 10 years cd. full oval face
and fue Sc Of teeth. she is very FIND
|"i dress aad keeps her hair AWAY. seat.
" corEbed-Polly is an excellent weaver
spinner and washer. She took with her
a striped country clpth coat ana jacke,
a white cambric dress and a yellow .t.ir-
ed aad How cred calico, with bonnet n
the .ame. The aboyerewara wall he gwen
if aiken out n the state and secured SO
t'at | get them, o. one hundred dollars
# taken on this side of the Potomac.
G. PEYION.
Fa"suier County, Va.l
Dec. 1874 eO5m
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aith !. few officers endeavou,ing toescapeI

with 4 few officers endeavou,ing toescape
- demanded where he wa g"ing--and
as answered. that his lie'e arms was
ataily defeated, and would all be, Gu,
. peiccs and could not be prevailed
mon M'G. but escaped.in small schoon'
r to Bonarie. @
M'G, finding Bolivar panic struck,
assumed the command iad marched {"
the relief of the retreatng Patriots.
whom he rallied and restored the bate,
and IN turn defeated the Rcyalis's, who
were obliged to retreat Nth a very great
lass.
M'Gregor's force being small. and the
little feet gone from the alarm ere ated
by the defeat, he had no resource left bu
to dash into the interior where he wa
sure Of plenty ofprovisions u adhsrents
his next exploit the refore was a march;
through the country, and the capture of
the town of Bare,oua.
At the last accounts MIG. had organ
lied force ut 60p0 troops. aud with the
a sistaace Of several English, French ami
American officers had pretty welt d.sci
p'insd them: AL it was supposed h"
had taken Cumana. fron the circum.
stance OF the governor pndni' IA ally,
aud other families having arrived in srosl
craft at Lasuira about the l4th Nov bu,
it was not allowed to be made publicly
known.
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Philadelphia MONEY
Bank Notes Of Philadelphia aud Bald.
,aore, for sale by
Vaudeville & L4armour.
Dss 81
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Port Of Alexandria.
FROM TIE EXCHANGE COFFEE
HOUSE BOOKS.

December so,
Arrived. sch Jane. from Richmond
ca ~ coal. TO the master.
Big Ageat, Hardy. of this pert, gu,
% lays. bosnd to Martinique, vas spoke
December II, lat. 90 50. l.ug. o., b,
sch lntreuid, arrived at New Yo,k frsn
Montesictlo.
Brig juno. Hardy. from this port, ar.
rived at Boston 25th instant, IA day,
passage.
Sailed brig Fanny, Jenett, for BeD
mu a.
SIooP Richard. Barnes. Richmond
Brig gsnsiact.'r, Gushing, NorfolI
CLEARED
Schooner Mary, Clencnts, Ralfin,nre
cargo India goods. lincn. baccc. glass
sea. lin pork, crackers: by r. With
1. Young. A. Jamieson J. Jackson ant
G l.. Wykoe:.
Sch Native, Mayhem. Boston: cars,
flour: BY I.awrasoa and FowIe, aud one
PIX clothing by Alfred G,ayson.
Sioop Harmony, Clark. New Yok
cargD tour: by THONGS White, Johu
" oodward, and the master.
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To Let,

For the ensuing year. the Tavern ano
Store House, at Hill Top, in Charles
County, Maryland. Attached to the
Favern are about ISIS acres OF land, IN
kluding a small meadow.
! Likewise small Tenement adjoining
be above, to which about two acres are
attached, and is calculated for the accom-
mediation Of a mechanic.
For terms, apply to
John Barnes.
Port Tobacco, Dec 27 2awtf
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Public Sale.

On "Wednesday next, at half past 10
a'clok, :. II be sold en- Harper and Da.
yis's whaiT without reserve. the good
sloop REPoR TER. 8 years old. barthen
upwards of two hundred bbls. we'll
found and sails fast.
Terms on a credit Of 60 days Tor
approved endorsed negotiable notes.
P. G. Msrsteller auc'r.
Dee. 81.
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Notice.
Js.uaryI

The partnership heretofore existing
between the Subscribers, in the Boot and
Shoe making business, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent: Al! person.
indebted 10 them are requested to make
payment to John Howard, who is duly
authorised to receive the same 4 those
having claims will present them to him
Tor payment.
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PRINTING

PRINTING
Neatly executed at the tDlfce Of the A
lexandria Gazette.
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John Howard,
Bpail How ard,
December s0-Jan, l

December 30-Jan, 81 y
ar John Howard will continue the
business a, usual. and will thauk his
friends for their custom. They may de-
pend on good work, and sely speedy
despatch.
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For Sale,

For Sale,
Very low, OF a hing credit For approx
ed paper,
xES The SUBSTANTIAL fas sailing
!s9sS Sch Cumberland,
x3IxSa ourthen li2 tons az $50 bar
J elg nO0 lh complete order iur sea.
ALsu
RS Ore Fourth
sA Ship Maria.
syTyss Bnrthcn $500 barseis, nearly
I'D, well found, and in every respect
i FIRST rate vessel. Applvto
Butts and Cav oob
WHO HAVE IN STORE,
1900 bushels bright Cadiz salt
= 1860 do Liverpool coarse do
q 100 sacks fine do
90 hhds molasses
\ A few cases Martinique ccrdials.
Dec 81 eo6t
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Wanted to Hire,

A stead. elderly Noso Woman. who
an b. well recomm. nded. 10 whom iibe.
al wages viii be gwen.
Appl, to the. Printer.
lee IA
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DISTRI. L OF COLUMBIA.
'ounty of Alexandria, to wit /: Novem
her FP-D. 1916.
IN CHANGERY,

Cclin kuid, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Joha Mills. junior, Noblet Herbert and
Alexander Raggo't, dsh's.
The defendant John ,iilIs. junior, not
having entered his appearance and given
-curitY according to the statute and the
ules If this ceat. aud it appearing I"
the satisfaction of the court upon athda-
Wit, that the said defendant joan Mills.
Junior, is not an inhabitant of this dis
,rict: on motion of the compla nant b,
III, counsel, it is ordered, tina, the said
defendant John Mills, junior. do appeal
,ere on the first day of April term mex
and enter his appearance to the suit and
give security f1r performing the decree
of the csurt and that the otker defend.
,nts Noble. Herbert and Alexander Bags
cot. d. not pay away, convey or ,ecrele
me debts BY them owing to, or the estat'
effects ia their hands belonging 70 the
:, nd alisen, defendant John Mills, junior
until he further order CT decree OF thi,
|court ID that copy of this order be
rnrthwith published for two months sue
cessi, civ in one oi the public ne. Spaper,
published in this county, and that an"
ther c"py be- posted at the front door Of
the court house OF SAID county.
Copy-Teste.
q. DENEA..E, o. ..
January % law2m
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NJllLE

The subscriber intending to remo''
from this place in short time requss y,
all those indebted to bin by bond ho'e
|or open account, to come forward . SCI
ale them up to first Of January 1917
He viii dispose Of the Houses y L"'s
ne now occupies, and possession giseh
the 18th October next, The d"ei'lh.'
house is calculated for 'he acc'"''"'"a'
'ion Of a family. with all the heces'a'5
out house. and very productive gar
den subject to small grouoh reht
staud tor reta'Eng goods, I" Pa:chaSe o'
riuce, is inferior to nons III town
Ii is deemed unnecessary toglve more
n,nuts description. - it is pressure"
ro>c Wishing 10 purchase will new inc
J;emises.
He will also sell quarter acre Lot
AID Dwelling House thereon, near the
court house.
rhe above property vii! bedisrosed
f on accommodating terms to those wish
GEORGE SMITH.
numf,ies, January I+--l5 e"tf
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l,,,,;ss, b. . ,alsssls addition tstA. y;

9ntn1oB, Do y
ting means Of acquiring gesgrsPAical
arInstion. No publication within a.
a'.I.dr. includes so wide circuit o.
;eoer.p,sal facts in the same compass
ID most Libraries will | suspect, 1e
|, srehed in vain for the materials which
is here intended to sspPly. Every
mao who reads history, ancient or mo
deYn a book Of travels voyage, or even
newspaper feels the Importance Of know
ioe the several plates in which IN: VIII
,er stations him. and often ands it imPos'
role to leriye The Necessary laformauo"
f,,,m any sources within his reach
rhi. disadvantage, experienced every
here. Mr. Worcester proposes to remove
md has adopted what seems 10 % 'ns
lapp;est pIan tor this purpose
/ am pleased with the specimen gwen
~ the execution and from my Know.
! edge Of the character OF Mr.. Worcester
eel myself warranted to assure inc
public tina, full confidence may be sa'ely
Iaead in his ,kiIl fdili,s: and accuracy
L: D,f lGhT.
N.BA youns man is nov in town TO
solicit patronage for the above WORK.
~ subscriptions will be received ~
me Exchange Coffee House.
March &
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HlUDS
Patent ..olumb an Oh,

=, respect to which the Proprietor d.
erves -
IS lNHE great sales Of the Coumsa,
Oil. since it has 'been brought
.forr the pubiic, prove lis intrinsic "a.
ar and is a pleasing for .boding Of rhs,
have t. expect from IS more e1,sl.
We circulation.
Many interesting cert 1catss might Be
uruished, testity,ng 10 the great value q
70 Columbian Oil, but we have prefer.
I'd giving but few, wish ~ to res, more
the merits of the medicine, than 90
ne effects produced by certificates from
:, source however respectable.
The following are among the complaints
n which the CoIumbfa oil has bee,
found very eficacious, viz. rheumatism.
consumptisR, govt, pains in any part &
he body, but mere particularly Of the
back and breast asthma, phthsic, in.
l,enza, colds, coughs, whOoPing coughs,
diseases If the eye and eye lids, tooth.
,che. ear ache, and deafness, chCte.
cramps. external and Internal bruises.
,psains and flesh wounds. old sores, MS
GERS, felons, scalds. bu rs. mumps, ~
,entery or fux, crooP. ,uinzy, diarts
" lar, SUMNER compia Ut ehildrea,
indigestion, loss OF appe re, nervous de-
biIity, piles, mercurial : eases. e.peci.
lily in those cases where he system ha,
Jeen charged with mercury for some eun.
siderable time. and IN those ercrucladn:
uains subsequent 20 its tpo great use and
exposure Herpes, or diseases Of the
Kin. such as ring worm letters, scalt
head, &c. shEnns, Of jtant' AID liu Is,
,,I,y ague and fever, cholera mrrOus,
!.avel. gleetes, "bsfructei urise. scnr'y,
!, i in almost all cases OF general Or 10.
. Il nature.
We are ava that in ecommendirss
.dicine in SO many diseases. tie nb'ie,
socially those ~ho have not u.ed he
-, NAV be induced to question is vir.
rs, but disposition o his natu'r IL
lon be 1issipated, when they are lnlonA
= tina, . great propo'tio Il the diseases
-, owing to tho same general cause
ID in those cases where the discs,
r. materially in thei nature, NE IL
IS produced are nesr'y the same, al.
,,ugh not on the .ame principle
\ supply OF the above just received
a TOR sale b. RI HARD II. LILLE,
, uggist, King tteet
on HAND,
Best Spanish segars, and prime chew
rg Tobacco.
February II ta"2m
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80 Dollars Reward.

ID IN AW Ny from the subscriber, OF
h the 4th inst an apprentice to thr
pIas,e ing business, named WILLIAM
BRIGGS. about 25 year, Of age, 5 tee
4 inches high, brown complexion. grc.
ewes. brown hair, has scst on the ricr'
TO, e finger. Another on the right side ID
the upper lip, a rupture on the righa
groin, aud is Pi'ted with the small ~,
has also a scar between the thumb ann
tore finger Of the left hand and the oni
Of the fore fiuge Of the same hand i, 81
a. the inttial' OF his name on hi. r,s'
arm, and a likeness of Washington va
his coat OF arms marked with India
ink, aud on HIS left arm is mermaid ant,
he free Of Life. marked with the ga.
ink. Had on when he sbsconded. a,
old brown surtuit. a snutf col0red clos,
bodied cost. lead colo-ed pantaloons. and
a black ,iik vest, pretty much wor n-aa,
he stole from me fsrty dollars. rhe
above reward, and all expenses, will b,
laid for his apprehension. Masters o
vessels and others, are cautioned again
employing him in any manner.
WILLIAM MAZINGO.
March l.. aaw4~
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little liver turnpike Comply

A r the annual meeting Of the Stock
holders IN the Little River Turn
like Company. in the town Of Alexandria
IN the 18th January l8i7-it was
R,solped. That fo, the purpose Of en-.
couragina ,he use OF broaJ wheeled wal
IONS on the Little River Turnpike Road
that all wagg ms the broadth of the Hheeis
whereof shaft be inches. >tall be pes
mitted to pass the gates on said road roll
free for the term Of 2 years. and all wa9
eons whose wheels shall be the breadh,
Of ) inches, shall be permitted to pass
toll free for the term Of 10 months also
all Wagons the breadth Of the wheels
hereof shall be 4 inches and under )
inches, shall be permitted to pass on
paving half toll for the term Of year.
from the time they shall pass the respec
tive gates, which shall be specially mt
,iced BY the gate keeper. who shall motif
the treasurer of the same. This reguls
ton ,haIl be extended to all persons Wi
shall avail themselves Of it within III :
years from this date.
PHILIP NELSON, Chairman.
January IL 2aw6m
r. The editor Of the Wincheste'
Gazette. is requested to insert the above
,ix months. and send his account to thi:
rfhcc.
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Charles Comfy Court,
December 81

August Term 1910
On application to Charles Count, CodT;
" petition in writing Of John Bndd, VI
harles County, for the b,neft Of the acs
i assembly for the relief Of sundry ln'@
rit debtors, passed at November session
sos, u the several supplements thcTe'0'
the terms mentioned therein; scos'
ale Of his property and list OF his e'e'
1itors on oath. as far a. he cun ascsrI'y
hem, accompanying his petiti"n; a'e.
The court being satisfied by ermpe'eu
.sti,nony, thai the said John Build as
N-ided two years Immediately prec'a'i
re time Of his application, in the s'a''% *
darvland { is theren ron ORDERED ',1
.Ijudged, that the said John Fndd. y
;,usi"g q copy OF this order TO be I ,I
~ some one Of the newspapers ed'eS
he district of Columbia, once "ees%
yo months. before the third Moroa,
March next, give notice to his s'. S
,litors to APPEAR before the =.
curt at the csurI house in Char'e''Ov%
"a the SAID third Mooday in Marc" N'n ,
for the purpose Of recommending Wv"
Tee for their benefit, and to shew Gany
Il any they have, why the said J1'o nu
.lould not have the benefit oil the AZ
:. ,,smbl, :, ",esaid and the several IT
elements thereto, a prayed. ~.
Tests JOHS BARNES, Gil
January 8
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-05
Lees Oinfuent for the Itch.

Warranted an lnfalIible remed, at one
may be used with perfect
safety on infan,s week old, not con-
tanning particle Of mercury or any dan
gerous ingredient whatever, and not ac-
companied with thst tormentlng smar,
which attends the application Of other
remedies.
Lees Mfallibe .lgue and Ferer Drops.
For the cure of agues, remittent, and
fevers.