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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-04

A DAMS & VANLEw oyrtp ron s,Ls-f5o black.
n smiths anviis IS 40. vises 30 do. beowses 100
casl Is cut aud wFouahtnas casks sad irons
handsome fowiiae ieccs tors castings 20 tors bar
iron do hiisicred steel 80 boxes window glass 50
hell metal skiilets 70 Dor. frying pans 20 complete
sets latsd g fiaee and gigV mounting 200 patent ard
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-04
Decenlber2I.

sTLEGA>1 CABINET fuRNiruRE.-CHA's. CnRIs-
IA TiAN, aDetIfdktr Fulton St (late Fair Street.
near Pearl 81. NRw-l respectfully informs the CT
tzens ofthe Southern States that he has principally
dapted his business for southern demand his furniture is
0tthe Gst style Of elegance and always ic0rrGted Of
the best workmanship lie Will with the view OF esta-
hiishing himself IN Southern CUSTOM reduce his prices
orders rom thence, Eve per cent. below NewYok
prices which viii generally meet the of freight
Orders directed 10 him, by letter. will receive immediate
atteRtion-and information given freqnisite, ash-
ion and prices.
All his work ,snade in his own workshops, under his
personal Inspection, and packed mp by himself which
enables him warrant S furniture those that
please TO favour him with their commands.
c. c. is very grateful To those ladies and gentlemen
the Southern States hat have favored linn with their Gus
TOM and socits continuance of their patronage and Ie
commentator.
Nstt- ORR, Dec. 3. CS3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-04

Bank Of VirgiRia, Dee. ;, 1916.
'TNF general meeting of The Stockholders of this Bank
z will take place at the Banking house in the City of
Richmond on the first Mcnday in January next
WN. DANDRiDGE, Cashier.
December g. GLfdm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-04

SsCAHcE eo0Ds--;isi received at Ees,c Es;s, Grim
~ sob. Light blue and brown B0ssbazsifs.
ALSO on hand. very extensive assortment OF FdU
Viafsr COODS-which viii be sold at reduced prices,
fof money. JOHN MPHLRsON.
December II. 7l-Ct
NlCfiCE.-lhe Subscriber Is authorised to hire for
the ensuing year, Itttaty Negro Nca, to work on
The street N the City OF Richmond, for which liberal
price vili be given by tie CorporaticR.-Ap to
ORRiS PAINE.
December 1l-im
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-04

JoRn T.. Nstson was taught nv me, except to the
French language and can unequvoraliy saw thar ne
" wen qualified teacher. have frequently visited his
Hcoo during the present year. and find il have been
ceeding GOOD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-04

-yA.iras' BANK or viRGlSIs.-Aes aeisi meeting
. The Stockholders for the election Of Directors
viii be held at TIE Bark ia Rchmond Wednesday, the
Stb ci JANUARY next WA. is, tdShfcr.
yIectaicey =. catan,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-04

gBNHE SUBSCRIBER has longer interest in the
Sweet SPRINGS after the 10th OF this month having
sold II III. fkerdsider Kitchen, his partner III a
lease OF that property } the present proprietor.
JAMES MERRY.
Ortobers. December 2i. .22aw9v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-04

EFDUCAfION.--.Iohn Il. NeE,0n proposes 10 CONT
nue. his professional services al UoShingfon Henry
.fc"dfmy near the City of Richmond the ensuing wear.
lie VIII teach the Greek, Latin and English languages
according to TIE most approved methods together with
snc other branches of literature and science as are n
siiaiy taught at such Seminaries
Tuition will be : go BOARD and Washing exclusive of
Ded and bedding, s 100 an he'd and bedding, ( no.
me school Exercises will commence the 10Th OF January
next, and end the 10Th of December following making
thctefm Of 10 Months, after deducng the sum
Iner months for vacation.
required.
HdHorer, Dece1aber II, 1916.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-02-07

Mankind expired and We we're left
alone,
The corse AMI were left together,
The only tenants OF blasted word,
Disheohied for my Punishment ana
changed
Into PENAL ORD of GeSoiafion.
Behold me, earth, what is the LIE lie
hunts ior?
Come 10 my cave, thou human hunter
Come:
For u hast lett thy prey no o,he,
lair.
Blu, the bleak rock or .howhng wilder
ness;
Cheer III my haek Offqnged g jfeshed
hounds ere
Flash the flames Of heH uhos ns dark
ness, 4as g. -~ to
Then enter jrfhous darest,
Lo! hrre The crushed srshtn. coils to
sing thee,
Yea thend ms life uton ITO mortal tk,oe.
One prayer my eeecutio.cr nor con-
gueTUTS ;
BE n.ost Ingenio1s in voU crs lty;
Let sQcG and fine r do their .futi q OK
on me,
'1sOiH rouse me from that dr. al NINA.
furat stecp,
In sUhich my soni hafh dreamf lis drcar~'
# agony
This is my prayer, yen n 3t-e'uSe 1t TO
me.
These are SOM 81 the detects of a
TRAGEDY, vhi-n' notwithstanding the
dissdyanpSes VI . s.iri,iess plot end
obje c.'ohabie agents deserves n hpnoi.
aI,;2.raDk amorg oloyn dramas
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-02-07

Sches:k, Smith Penn, Smith Va
Strong, Trul, Telfair, Thomas, Tyler.
Vose, Wallace, Whealow Whileside,
Wilcox, Williams, Wm. Wilson,
" oudward-77.
NAYS Messrs. A;herton, Avery,
8aer, Baker, Birdseye, Bi0unt, Brooks
Cady, Cs!dweil, ComstocS, Crocheron.
Culpeppcr, Davenport, Foraytn, Colds
borough, Goodwin. Harrison, Have,
Herbert, Huger, Hunger ford, Irving
N Y Jackson, Kerr. Va. KtlOou n,
Lewis, Lbvett, Lowpdeo, Lumpkin
Lyon, Ai'Guy, MLsan, Minor, Motif,
Mnscl,, Jcr. Nelson, Hugh Nelson,
Newton, Peter, Fickeriog, pi'kIn,
Peasants, Roynold, Rice, RooertsUn,
Ruggles, Sharp, Shelly Southland
s,earns, Stewart, ral!madge, layio',
N Y rayIpr,S c. townsend Ward
Ms. NNendover, Wilde, Wilkin, VIII
l"ughhy, Thos Wnoon, Wright, Yam
cey, Yates-64.
The following Message was receiv
ed from tie President OF the United
States:
10 The Seaatc and House If RchreaeHt.
The gover",ne"t oi Sleat biitainlh>
dlcsd By Cne gesture Of the relations
with ,hu United States, which succeed
,.aliie conclusion of the recent CONNER
o!al conventions, issued an order on tac
l7ih day Ut Augus,, 1878, discontinu
mg the discriminating dnucs, payable
IN BRUSH ports, On American vessels
lad their csrgoes. Ii was nor un.ii the
@2d OF DeuCnber following that Il COR
responding .d!sCOnlIncance Ut disc in,-
'natIne du les Oh British vessc.a and
helr cargues; III American pous, took
fleet, uu,.er the authority vcsicd In tue
Executive, by ths act OF Marco, Is i6.
During the period between those dates,
there was consequently failure OF re-
cIPcOclty Oh equality IN tue eXlsllng II
suiatiUns of the CUungiics. recon-
amend TO the consideration Of Congress
i.e cKpcJiency ol paying 20 I { Brltisi
goyernmcnt the amount Ui the ,dUues
reunited, during PC period III question
10 tue citizens vt the Joited States
SUBJECT 10 DEDUCTION CT the amount u.
Whatever discriminating duiies ma]
nave commenced ~ British pot1s sltc,
he signature CT that con,cn. iog, nt,c
peea Coi!ectei previous 20 lhs II
Angus, 1918.
JAMES MADISON.
February S, lS.g.
Tac message wa, referred 20 Tn.
lmmitIcs vi ways and meaos, ana oi.-
cred to be printed and
Inc House adjourned.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-02-07
PhiladeihhiG, Re.
CAUTION.

Persons putting letters into The p 81
office after il is closed, are requested I,
RENAL az the window, until they hear
The letter drop in,o the receiver, as
recent attempt has been made 20 col
ieci and draw out letters that were de
posted during the night which al.
temp would have been successful but
for the precaGtioD of a gentlemaG de-
POSTING letter
Every effort will be made 10 prevent
a similar device to that which was at
tempted last night being successful,
also to detect any other that may be prac
Used the public are nevertheless 40
vised 10 deposit their letters early, as
The clfice closes at sun set every even
log.
The mail sage from New York was
upset on Rocky Hills OF Friday night
The gath inst. through the obstinacy Of
the driver racing dowh the hill, with a
sleigh flied with men, who sppearco
- be drunk. Ii was one OF tho new
constructed stages, ard the top broke
10 pieces The only door of the stage
being underneath, the passengers were
completely enclosed wtEout the possi-
biiity Of escape. until they opened a
way though the leather curtains with
penkniyes, as the driver appeared stu
Di6cd, dad rot Como to tbeir assistance,
and Happily the horses were SO entan
gled in tbe precipicethat tEcy could pot
! get forward. Capt Lynch, OF Bosten
was badly wounded an the heed, '.r,
| Todd, OF New York, severely bruised
and the other passengers but slightly
liniui ed, Is there no law 70 bring Il
| justice those drivers who sport with th'
lives OF travellers {! would sugEe,
that p ssepgers insist upon haviHg
1 a cord round the co2chman end LEADING
into close coaches loF The safety Of Ihsi
Town lives
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-02-07
PUBLIC. SALES.
By p. C. MARS1ELLER.

. THIS DAY, at 10 O'Clock,
w al he fold at the Nendiie tore, corner os
Prince and Waite treets,
4 bales fuperfine and fecond cloths
l do plains
Kerieys
Cahc0cs
G;ngllams
Imperial and Benefits cords
FlanneS
Cordurovs
irilh linens, hyperion quality
DrmitieS~ E
PlatilaS
Cotton Writings
Leno and camLric mullins
Mems and womens cotton hofiery
/. 1 breads
taces, &c. &c.
. ALSO .~
Sugar in barrels
Starch in kegs
bale brown rolls
February 7.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-02-07
BY JOHN JACKSON e Go.

TO MORROW,
Wlii DC tolt1at the Vendue office, Union.ft,
between King and Prince,
Mould and dipt candles
Chocolate, frelh & good
White wine vinegar
Brandy
Cherry bounce
Beef
few coils OF cordage
RaihnS, &c.&c.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER,
10 cloie 4 concern,
great variety OF ready made clothing
kerieymeres
Cloths
Blankets
flanutls
bazeS
ClliCOes
Leno aud Jaconet mullins
Cotton aud Linen Cambria
silk and wooilen hoiery
Grapes, etc. being the bal4Tcc of a.fock
OF Z houie declining bulineIS; which will be
pohtlVely fold for the nioit they will bring.
ALSO,
bale elegant coiored bombazett,, hl,ie
brown, green, drab, fcarle,, mu berry and
hlac4
cafes calicoes, elegant new patterns
do Iriih linen
do PopinS and hombl7 cites
do London pocket pins
1 do do pound do
do velvetS and cords
/ do elegant Madras hdks.
4 DO Floicnces
Cotton and iinrn c1rnbrics
Ieno and book muninS
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-02-07

FRIDAr MoRslkc, FERavAAr.7

authentic. Under this head tn.
tor of the Baltimore Federal Gazette
states that the convention of the Baltt
more, Richmond, New-Xork and Phi.
ladelPhia banks which met a; the latte F
place have resolved unantmous!y to
commence specie payments on the 2oth
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-02-07
INST.

" Wushirgfon, FEB. 6.
N THE SUPREME COURT
I Or the United STATES, convened,
greeably TO law, in the north wing OF
The capitol, on Monday last. There
are present chief justice MARSHALL
Judges WAsHlNeToN, Johnson, DU
WALL. and SToRY
Judge LIVINGSTON, we understand,
will not be able 90 attend at the presen
terms and judge ToDD IS not yet arrIv-
ed. Nae. EnE
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-10
50 Dollars Reward

g1.sN Nv W from the ,ubscr Der. ~
AZ the 4th INST an apprentice to 'h'
Z as e ing business, named NlLIltM
BRIGGS. about % year OF age, S fcc
4 inches high, brown complexion, gre
eyes. brown hair has sea- on the rigp
lore Fl ger. auoiher on the right side NJ
the upper lip rupture on the risha
groin, and is pIhed with the small poN
has also a scar between the thumb and
iare finger Of the left hand ant the na'
of the fore 6nse of the same hand is oft
has the initial. Of his name on his r'en
ara, and likeness of Washington wa
MS coat of arms marked with lndla,
ink, and on his left arm is mermaid aho
he Tree of Lie. marked with the san.
lax. Had OH when he shsconded, o.
old brown surtuit, snuff colored CLOSE
bndied coat. lead colo.ed pantaloons. anc
a black silk vest. pretty much worn-ane
lie stole from the forty dollars. ihe
above reward, and all expenses, will be
paid for his apprehension. Masters o
vessels and others, are cautioned agalns
employing him in any manner.
WILLIAM MAZINO.
March l.. .,.' Nv
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-10
Charles County, Maryland

tharleS County, Maryland.
ENoR sale, by private contract. II.
a valuable tract Of land called Ban.
fed, situated near the mouth Of Por,.ro
|,lcco Creek. This tract Of land yiyh,
T., none in this county for fertility Of .oi
heaIthtulness of situation u ccnvenispc,
TO markets. The land being in the uLo.
hput 1000 acres, is now convenep,,
divided into few farms, let to good :.
aants for more than 1000 dollars PEI n
nun, for the present year only if ma,
pa divided to suit purchasers. There,
.esides. houses for tena is. etc. etc
, good two story frame house. with fr,
large rooms on 8,or, and fur ~
|c lnnies; the water is excellent. and
the scite Of the dwelling house elegant.
the barn. corn house and granary a..
newly built. More thar 100 acre. i
tai. land is it Tor timothy, with Which
grass few acres are at lbi> time Sc,
|-,'he farmer and the nan If wealth mar
ere find health and amusement, cor,bi..
ID with great profit, land in Chsrs,
county being at least so ner cent below
their average value. There is no corag
in the state OF Maryland VIII Land, u.
Ter to the cultivator equal advantages
Also two other tracts Of land called
the Grange and the Mill Farm, near he
town of Port Pohaccc, in healthy aud
senteeI neighborhood, containin. ,ose.
Their about 1000 acres-of eyccl'eat farm.
ing land, a large portion Of which /, pro.
per for timothy meadow. OF which yrsw
there is at this time IL or IA acres ard
as much more ready to Law down, On
the Grange Farm there i large and ce-
rant mansion with all necessary Offices,
an extesive commodi Us garden. ti:jd
with the choicest flowers, ard fruits d
the best qualities ia great abOndaace,
excellent water, and pro,erbisl jos lis
health. In a residence of % Yeas, 10
members of the family Of tie pre,sAt
oropristors has ever been attacked By an
intermittent or fall lever Of any kind
should it be desired BY the purchase,
about 800 acres more might be added to
.hese farms, in which casp the quantity
of acres advertised would amount 10
about 5000. Terms OF sale made sGOga
m Application to tie subscriber
II. NEWMAN.
If the boye lands are net sold preri
~ TO the 10Th March nest. they Ell N
that day be offered at public auction,
without reserve.
Grange. near Port TObacco.2
February I7-2S dts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-10
DISrRI L OF CtiLGMBi !.
county of Alexandria, 70 wit: NOvem
her Term. 1916.
m CHANGERY.

Colin Aud. c"nplaMant-against
Iohn Mills junior, Nob'et Herbert and
>lexande, Daggott. def's.
The defendant John Nils junior. mt
laving catered his appearance and given
,rcuri,y according to the statute and the
ales If this cnart, aud it appearing II
he satisfaction Of the court upon ailda'
n. that the said defendant John Mill
iunior, is not an inhabitant OF this dis
,ict: on motion of the compla nant b.
ii, counsel, it ~ ordered. that the said
lef.ndant John Mills, junior. do appear
~ on the IiSt day OF April term next
sud enter las appearance to the suit and
1--WE security iu:-pertorn!ng the decree
uF tue court and thar the other deiend
ants Noble; Herbert and alexander Bag
yot. do not pay away, convey or seert'e
The debts b. them owing 10, or the estat'
ar effects ia their hands belonging 20 the
said absen' defendant John Mills. juno
lu.til The further order or decree OF TIN
Icourt a..d that copy Of this order bt
|Iar,hw,ih published for two months sue
|cessively in one Of the public newspaper
published in this county, aud that ano
;hcr copy be posted at the front door I"
the court house of said county.
Copy-Teste.
q. DENEA .IE. C. O.
January % laT2m
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-10
Little Siver Turnpike Comply
January %

4 r the annual meeting of the Stock
holders in the Little River Turn
pike Company, in the town OF Alexandra
on the 18th January ISl7-it was
Resolved. That for the purpose of en-
couragina the use Of broad wheeled wag
rons on the Little River Turnpike Road
that all Wagon, the breadth of the wheel
whereof shall he 6 inches, shall be per
mitted to pass the gates on said road toI
fyee for the term Of 2 years, and all @ag
ysns whose wheels shall be the bread'i
of 5 inches, shall be permitted to pas
toll free for the term Of Is months- ais"
all Wagons the breadth OF the wheel
whereof shall be 4 inches and under
Inches, shall be permitted to pass OF
paying half toll FOR the term OF year
Iron the time they shall pass the respe'
tive gates, which shall be specially n
lticed blythe gate keeper, who shall not
1.-The treasurer Of the same. This resuia
ton shall be extended to all persons 81
shat avail themselves Of it within thrc'
Years from this date.
PHILIP NELSON, Chairman.
January IL sawon'
" The editor of the Ninche.'.
!, iazette. is requested to insert the abb
months, and send his account to III
ticc.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-10
StPiil,44

The subscriber intending t. 's,-'''''
iron this place in short time, reIues'
Al those ihdebted 70 him by bond not'
4 open account, TO cone forward SCI
70 them up to first Of January 1911"
Tie will dispose of the Houses 4 i'ot'
,e now occupies, and possession gwen
the 18th October next. The Dwelling
mouse is calculated for the accommodate
ION OF family, with all the nece'sarl'
out houses. and ve.y productive gar
len, subject to small ground rent--the
stand tor retailing goods, or purchase OIL
produce, is inferior to none in town.
1t is deemed unnecessary togiHe more
n,nuie description, as it is presumed
.o>e wishing 10. purchase will new 'he
premises.
He will also sell quarter acre Lo'
aud Dwelling House thereon, near the
court house. ~,
The above property will bedispoesed
.foa accommodating terms 10 those WISH
inc to purchase. c,
GEORGE SMITH
Oumfries; January I.-I6 ."
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-10

|,,;n;.r he a valuable addition to the ex
sting means Of acquiring seogrsphlcs
>: nation. No publication within ny
Hedge includes so wide circuit .
;.,yrapioal facts 10 the same compass
4 mist horaries will 1 suspect, " "
,rched in vain for the materials WHICH
!; il here Intended to supply. fVe'!
nan who reads history, ancient OF mo
IN. book of travels voyage, or ever
I. newspaper feels the Importance Of Ano :,
no the several places in which the VII
t.r .tatiors him, and often hnds II i'npo'
b,. to eriye the necessary iafor@a'i'H
from any sources within his reach
RMS disadvantage, experienced eve.
where, Mr. Worcester proposes to remove
AID has adopted What seem' TO o' '"'
napp;est plaa tor this purpose
| am pleased with the specimen sl's'
4 the execution aud from my kun"
lraye Of the character Of Nh. Worcester
eel myself warranted 70 assure '''
cubic that full confidence may De saE'. :
laced in his skill. fdili,y, and aceui sey
'"~> I. d iGiT.
N. b A young man l. no" III town 70
solicit patronage for he above "S'"
pe Subscriptions wall D ceoe''so d
ne Nzcanagc Iot.c Noe
March
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-10
Hans trne e genuine Gessnan Corr
PI1iSier.

~ At the place If sale pamphlets
may be had gratis, describing cures per-
formed by the above medicines, the mum.
ner. Importance and resp, ctablllt, Of
which. fully justify every article of this
August 10
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-10
DESCRIPTION OF WORMS.

And the symptoms Oy wh'c" they are
known:
Worms which lnfest the human body
are chief, of four kinds, viz.-The Te
res, or large round worm the Ascari
|des, or small nav -werm the Cucurbi
TINA. or short. Nat. white worm and
lastly, the Tenia. or tape-worm, so cal
Fed from its resemblance to tape. Ihn
il often many va ds lorg, and is full o
Joints. 1t is most hurtiul and most diff
cult to remove.
Among the symptoms attending worms
interchangeable breath, especially III
he morning; bad and corrupted gums ;
tching in the nose, and about the seat ;
commissions, epileptic hts, and sometimes
,rivation of speech; starting and grind
as of the teeth in sleep; irregular appe'
ltitc, sometimes loathing food, and some
imes voracious purging, with Shiny &
etid stools vomiting; large and hard
belly pains and sickness at the sto'
| zach slow fever, with small and If.
.ular pulse a dry coush q; excessive
thirst sometimes pale and unhealthy
| nuntenance, and sometimes the lace
,4ted and flushed.
Persons afflicted with any Of the above
5,,aptoms. should have immediate re
course to llamilton's Worm Destroying
sozenges, whica have been constant :
attended with success, in all complain
.au.!ar to these above described.
4 lose Of tins medicine given ,cc
'onaily during the warm season, viii (
-taally prevent the vomiting ar
rging Of chint "a dreadful d
ar, which annually destroys The hal
the lnfa part Of our citiLehs
hkewiss tn wildsst and u &C.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-10

0dIlil - IAtiti
THIS Medicine has been attende'
With degree Of success highly grateful
70 the iaventw feelings. in several part
If the West Indies, and the Southern .
Middle States, particularly in n. York
Philadelphia, Baltimsre, Petersburg
pichmond Norfolk. Edentan, Whining
TN. Charleston. and Savannah. In
testimony of a lumber OF persons a, eac'
II the above places can be adduced, VIII
have reason To believe. that timely u.s.
Inf his salatarv remedy has. under Prov
IJence, preserved their lives, when II
he most alarming circumstances.
Facts of this conclusive nature spear
are in favour of medicine than CO
INNS al pompsus eulosy, founded OF
mere assertion.
Il 5 not. Indeed. presumptuously pro
aosed az an infsllihe cure, but the lnVen
Tor has every possible reason that can re
suit from extensive experience, tor o.
Ifeving 1ha, dose of these Pills, takr'
once in every two weeks. during IN
ureyaience of our bilious fevers. w'l
grove az iniaIlibie preventative F; aA'
further. thai in 10 earlier stages o' tho,'
disea >es. the use will very general
succeed in restoring health. and frequent
'ly in cases esteemed desDerate, aH't De
yond the power Of common remedies
The operation of these pills is per'ectl,
mild. so as to be used With safety by ger
sons in every sitoatioH, and II every age
Fhey are exce!lentiy adapted t" Car,
If sunerauous bile & prevent its NOR
did secretions--tO restore . amend th'
appetite--t0 produce free per>riratio,.
and thereby prevent colds which rs 80 "t
ten of fatal consequences. \ dose never
fails ts remove a cold II taken on, IT. hrs
appearance--they are celebrated for re-
moving habitual costiveness--sickness al
the stomach and severe head-ache-.and
,ught to be- taken by all persons on a
hange of climate. =.
rney nave bcea ionud remarkably eth
catious in preventing ard curing dlsor
lers attendant on long VOYAGES, anf
.hould be procured and carefully preser'
ed for use by every, seaman.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-10
Fifty Dollars iEeWard.

Ran away from the subscriber. on or
about the % instant negree man nan
ed SAM. He is blacksmith by trade.
aged about twenty five years abou 5
feet eight or ten inches in height ha, 4
piesing couutenanCe. shows his tech
ionre than is usual when ne laughs. AID
i, uncommonly plausabie in his coH'e'-
,ation aud manners.
I will pay the above sum 20 any per-
ion who shall apprehent the above 'una.
way aud secure him 50 that | may recO.
yer him again, provided he Is appre.
hendrd to tn north at the Potomac,
and thirty dollars # apprehended IN
Virginia o. the district ot Columbla,
south u the PsfGmac.v
D,shrod HnsIlirstOn
Mount Ve,nor. a,>sr Alexandra.
FEBRUARY &c March dlw2aud