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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-30
District of Columbia.
County of Alexandria, to wit: 1918.
November Term,
IN CH.AJNCERY.
Samuel Smith, Complainant,
AGAINST

IN Cf1.1yNOEhf.
Samuel Smith, Complainant,
AGAINST
Leonard Mudd and John Cohagen, Defend
ants.
T,HE defendant Leonard Mudd not hav.
i ing entered his appearance to this suit
and 'given security according to the statute
and rules of this court, and it appearing to
the satisfaction of the court, upon athdavit,
that the said defendant, Leonard Mudd, is
not an inhabitant of this District--On mo-
ton of the said complainant, by his coun.
sci, it is ordered that the said defendant,
Leonard Mudd, do appear here on the first
day of the next Term, and give security
for performing the DEGREES Of the court; and
that the other defendant, John Cohagen,
do not pay away, convey or secrete, the
debts by him owing to, or the estate or ef-
fects in his hands belonging to the said alb
sent defendant, Leonard Mudd, until the
further order or decree of this court; and
that copy Of this order be forthwith pub
lished for two months successfully in one
of the public newspapers published in this
county; and that another copy be posted at
the front door of{he courthouse OF SAID
county.
Te,te, EDMUND I. LEE, c. c
january>25
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-30

TNHIS Snuff, as celebrated for its agree
i BILE fragrance as for its efficacy in the
cure of recent ca.arrh and slow nervous
headache, is used and approved by the pre-
sent professor of chemistry in the universe
ty Of Cambridge, Mass. and by some OF the
most respectable gentlemen OF the iaculty
in the United States-lt is also parlicuiai-
ly recommended by Dr. Waterhouse, late
professor Of the theory and practice OF pny-
sic, in the above seminary-whose eertin-
cate accompanies each bottle.-Sold oy
JAMES KENNEDY e. SUM-,
Sole Agents for Alexandra.
September "a u
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-30
To Rent,

49, A convenient BRICK Dwelling
Sill house, at the upper end OF Angst
30. suitable for genteel family. Also
two frame dwellings, and shops
Snnly to JAMES SANDERSON.
November 1o
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-07-20
WOMAN.

In the compass OF modern poetry, we seldom
find such exquisite lines as the following, eopies
from poem, oa Women.--Bost. Ca<.
There is language BY the virgin made,
Not read, bat felt, not uttered, bat betrayed;
A mute communion, yet so wond'rous sweet,
Eyes must impart what tongue can ne'er repeat.
lis written on her checks and meaning brows,
In one short glance, whole volumes it ayowsi
In one short moment tells of many days,
In one short speaking silence all conveys,
Joy, sorrow. love reeounts, hope, pity. fear,
And looks sigh, and weeps without tear.
Oh, It's so chaste, so touching. so rehn'd
So soft, so wistfui, SO sincere, SO kind,
We're eyes melodous, and could music shower
From orient rays new striking on flower,
Such heavenly music from that glance might rise,
And angels own the language of the skies.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-07-20

wealth. But means must be applied or
the end is not attained, Greater industry
may be necessary here than in some other
climes; but this is not unhappiness. A
people chat grow rich suddenly aud with
out much labor, soon become luxurious
and eifeminale. They presently sink
again into poverty, or their wealth is con-
fined to few. They lose their strength
aud vigor and the spiri. Of liberty, and
fall an easy prey TO the first powerful 10.
vsder, or ambitious usurper. A habit Of
industry is first acquired by necessity,
and once acquired, it may continue for a
while after the necessity abates, unless
circumstances alter too suddenly. Ii
strengthens the body, braces the mind,
and aids other virtues. 1t gives patience
in adversely, courage In danger, aud per
severance 10 difficulty. No people ever
maintained their liberty long, after they
ceased to be industrious and become dis
soIute and luxurious.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-07-20
A List of Letters

Remaining an the Post Office in Elisabeth
Io,un, ". j. June 80, 1919.
G AMUEL ARLOW, CLANCY An
a. ~ drews, John Arrow, Samuel c
Allen jun.
B. Looe Baker, (e,) Jesse Baldwin
Ithamer Bonnel, Elias Buel, a. Miss 0
levia Brown.
C. Patrick Coloston, (2,) Miss Mari;
Chandler, John Cooper, Patt Culston
Moses Chilly, Samuel Clements, Mrs
Cas-, Messrs. N. & Jacob Crane, Jacot
Crane, Mrs. Campbell.
ID Messrs. Day & Camp, Peter l.
DonnoIson, Mrs Elizabeth Durham, Gil
bert Dudley, Messrs. Day & Lindsey
DR.. Peter Dawson, Elias Dayton.
E.. Thomas Eaton, Truman Edwin
Miss Mary I. Ellis, John Emmerl, Thorn
as Edgar.
F. James Farmer, Abraham Frost.
G.. Lucius Gilbert, James Gillin, George
Green, William Gathwait, Benjamin Gail
E. C. Gross.
III. Miss Mary Hatfield, Mrs. Halsted
Connecticut Farms, Aaron Hugheye, Jo-
slab Hedden, C. o Halsted, Sarah Han
CIV, William W. Hedges, Daniel Haines,
Robert Howard, Samuel Holland, Edward
Hopkins, I'D Isaac Hadley, Connecticmt
Farms, Luther b. Hendricks.
J. Miss Ann Jay, William Jackson,
John Imbert, Hannah Jeffrey, Aaron
Jeffrey.
X. George Kidder, EDoch Kingsbery
L. Samuel Leslie, Matthew Ludlow,
William Leathom, Benjamin Lyon, Mrs.
Mary ID. Lewis, Squire Lightell.
M. Mrs. Rhoda Meeker, Samuel Mil
Ter, Benjamin milford, Jeptha Meeker,
John Moores, Alexander G. Marshal, j Ohm
MoreIand, Mrs. Mary Meeker.
N. Wheeler Northrop, Nathan Norris,
Noah Norris, James Nutman.
o. Miss Catharine Ogden, Hartman Or
ton, Ezekiel Ogden, jun.
p Miss Maria Price, Henry Pesswell
j. Periam, William Pierson, go John
Porter, Mrs. Martha Price, Jane Paving
Mrs. Esther Potter. Theodore Plumer
Oliver C. Phelps, Ezra Paine, Stephen
Parcel, Manus M Pake.
r. William Reid, Miss Harriet Robins
John Robb, Gilbert Rindle, Miss Heity
Robinson, Madam Roger.
S. John s. Stone, e. Joel Satterwait
George B. Smith, Samuel Ell. Steele, Eli
OFT Smith, L. Sansay, Asa Smith, Dayie
Smith.
r Daniel Topping, Josiah |. Tracy
Samuel TOLLS, Jonathan Townly, Muir
dock Taft, William Tindel, Esq. Enocl
Nj. Toms.
Y. Samuel Vanderbilt, Asbury Van
derbUrgh, James Worries, sen. Thoma
Van Name.
W., James w. Wade, Mrs. Betsey VIII
fans, James Wilson, Huge Williams, q,
Samuel r. Wmants, Abigail Wade, Johl
Wood, Miss Elizabeth Wilbur.
JAMES CHAPMAN, p. M.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-07-20
Oliver Pierce,
WAHUalaMAKIRlRo

THO doors east Of the Post-O6ice, IN
Wdter-strset,
ETURNS his thanks for the en-
IA enlargement he has received from,
the public, and informs them, that, ia adj
dition to his GOLD AND SILVER
WORK. of which be keeps a constant
supply, he has silver and polished steel
SPECTACLES, and SPECTACLE
GLASSES which he fits TO old frames.
and repairs them.
Warranted Gold and Silver WATCH.
Els, for sale as above.
All orders thankfully received, and
attended TO.
Efisabeth-Towa. May /, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-07-20
RICHMOND COAL.

TUsT received, and now ailoa! a,
% Eliz. Town Point, cargo o. om''ns
COAL, which the subscriber viii sell on
the most reasonable terms, for Cash
Smiths 10 the vicinity Of Elizabeth lown
will do well to purchase while afioat,
which will be the case until "Wednesday
or Thursday, as they VIII DC 'uf''S'e'
cheaper before than after landing.
SMITH HALSEY.
Eliz. Town Point, June Is, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-07-20
POETRY.
From a London Paper.
LINES

LINES
n q Skull brought from the field Of u
tel1oo, and placed in Hermitage
WaleS.
In this lone spot oh friend or stranger,
Start not this human wreck to view,
Bro't from the field of strife and danger,
Th' immortal field of Waterloo.
Whatever fierce contending nation,
Birth to its silent owner gave,
Is now of no consideration -
We all are equal in the grave.
Mechanic toll and proud ambition.
Submit alike to fate's decree;
AT length are brought to this conditions
Aud what this is thine sooa must be.
Whether in fight to perish greatly
In fields of glory be thy lot,
Or in palace rich and stately,
Or strech'd ON straw, it matters not;
Fer. spite Of every false suggestion
OF wealth, or vanity, or pride.
Alas the solemn dreadful question
Is, how, We iy'd not where we died.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-07-20
BOOT, SHOE s. LEATHER
s TORE
John Chandler & Sons

III AVE opened a Boot, Shoe and Lea,
H. Their Store, in the shoe shop lately
the property OF THOMAS PRrcE. I'm
nearly opposite the Presbyterian Meeting.
house, where they offer for sale supdry
articles of Findings in their line Of busi.
ness. They intend to keep constantly On
hand, general assortment of Ladies' and
Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes, Of the best
quality and newest fashions. They have
also on hand great variety Of Misses
and Children's Shoes. They are sensible
that their success in business must depend
on the goodness Of their work. The pub
lie are invited to make the trial.
N. b. The above mentioned articles
may also be had at the old stand.
April l3, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-07-20
Notice.

gWyHE subscribers having an Assign
ment Of all the property OF THoM-
AS BOYLSTON, for the general benefit
of his creditors, request all persons hav-
,ng unsettled accounts OF any description
TO present them for examination to Oil
YER huffman. Those indebted to
the said Boylston, are requested TO pay
immediately, that statement Of the es-
tate may be made as soon as possible
OLIVER huffman, Z dss;enees
ROBERT YOUNG,
Eliz Town, June 81, 1919. u
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-07-20
From the Christian Waterman.

-facc,iote of the late Andrew Fulier.
| Ii is related Of this worthy man, re-
InaFsabss Tor his inseniioiisness and sim
plicity of manners, that on a tour which
he made for the purpose of soliciting do
nations for the Baptist mission 10 Iudia, he
called on certain wealthy lord in Eng.
land, who was not personally acquainted
with Mr.. Fuller, but who had heard OF
his disinterested iabors in the cause OF
missions, and of The report Of his talents
and piety. After he had stated 10 him
the object of his visit, the lord observed.
4 at lie thought he should make him no
donation; and Mr.. Fuller was preparing
to retire: when the former observed, that
there was one man. Andrew Fuller, 10
whom, If he could see him, he thought he
would give something for the mission.
MIR. f. Immediately observed, I" My name
Sir, is Andrew Fuller" On this the no
biemau, with some degree Of GOODNESS.
gave him guinea. Observing the indif
ference with which the money was pre-
seuted, Mr.. Fuller, looking the nobleman
in the face with much gravity, addressed
him with this Interrogation" Does the
gift, Sir, proceed from your heart If il
does not, wish not TO receive it" The
nobleman, melted aud overcome with this
honest lrankness, spontaneously took from
his purse, and presented him ten suineas
more, with this remark there Sir, tbs
comes from my HEART."
1t was az important i,iea with Mr.. Full
Ter, to enforce this sentiment, that men
should do good from good motive. o.
certain occasion, when he preached =
charity sermon, after stating to bis hesr-
ers their duty in the case, be warned
them against giving from the opinion Of
thereby meriling the favor of God and
instead of flatlering them in order to draw
from them their money, he plainly stated
TO them, If any of you propose 10 Civ
with such corrupt motive, | warn you
Of the danger Of such conduct"
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-07-20
Sherif's Sales.
In Chancery Of .New-Jersey.
SETH GRosvENoR and
JosEPH B. VARNUm,
Us. Fl. Fa
CHARLES LoRISG and


CHARLES LoRISG and
SARAH his wife.
DY virtue of the above stated writ Of
D. feri facias, to me directed, issued
out of the court of Chancery, command
ing ne to sell certain mortgaged prem
Uses, have levied on the Dwelling house
and one hundred aud two acres of Land,
with the appurleuances, situate in the
township OF Westfeld, whereon ErHRAIM
MARSH, deceased, lived at the time Of his
death; which said MARSH gave to his
grand daughter, SARAH ELMER; bounded
by lands now or late of Joseph Quinby,
Keziah Ludlow, and Doct, Isaac Ludlow,
deceased, and also bounded by two roads
leading from Westfeld to Railway, which
shall expose TO sale at Public Vendue,
at the house of Moses RoFF, innkeeper
in Newark, on the twentieth day of July
next, between the hours of twelve and
five O'Clock 10 the afternoon.
NATHAN SQUIER,
Sheriff Of the county Of Esser.
May 10th, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-07-20
HAPPINESS.

" The scenes of my life have been sad"
said poor Frenchman who scrambled up
enc OF The most precipitosis mountains Of
North Wales, and was now pensiveIy
leaning on his stick, and casting mourn
ful look towards the wide expanse Of wa.
tiers which bounded his prospect. The
scenes OF my life have been SAD" repeated
he, and a tear silently stole on his cheek,
as the recollection oil the past again struck
his soul. 6 have pursued the bubble
happiness ali over Inc world, and have iiv-
ed 10 find it but phantom of the brain !;
/ have suffered the torture of the inquisi-
ton in Spain; 1 have been chained TO
the galleys in Italy have starved on the
mountains OF Switzerland; have groan-
ed a. slave in Turkey; j have Ian
guished beneath revolutionary tyranny
In France; and lastly have been whip
ped as vagabond 10 England. I am
grown grey in misery and old age has
oyertaken me in wreichedness The tears
stEesmed pleniifuiIy down the cheeks of
the unfortunate old man, as this retrospect
presented itself to the mind. The sun
was just casing its last rays over the
waters, and the west was tinged with
sfreaks of yermilIion and gold. Not a
breath Of air rufTled the surface of tile
deep-alI was Stiffness and serenity, ex-
cept when lhe'l last notes Of the ascending
SAY lark sunk on the ear, while the feath-
cred songster was lost in distance. He
insensibly felt bis spirits tranquiIlized by
the universal harmony that seemed to
reign around the balm Of peace descend
ed upon his soul he looked upon the
wsnderings Of his past days, with calm
but melancholy regret il was too late TO
begin his life anew and after having
spent his youth 10 toll and yexaiion, he
now felt that little rest was necessary.
w hen the sun had sunk beneath the hori-
zon, be laid himself upon the turf and
soon dropped into sweet and uninter-
rupted slumber. In the morning he rose
refreshed. Beneath the wide spreading
branches of a venerable tree, he con-
structed little hut. His meat was sup
piled by the roots and herbs in the valley !;
and the crystal spring which dubbed by
his dwelling afforded him wholesome
beverage. Every evening beheld him
sinking peaceabIy to repose on his bed Of
leaves, and every dawn Of day saw him
rise refreshed and cheerful. 10 short
time he discovered he was happy. This
discovery as,onished him. lie was iDso-
lated an outcast depending on the
spontaneous products Of The earth for sus-
tenance, and only sheltered from The
inclemency of the weather, by cabin
over which the den Of wild beasts pos
sessed many advantages. UDder such cir
eumstances, that he could be happy was
TO him incomprehcnsible. Alter mus'ne
FOR some time on the strangenefs OF the
fact, he found out that all the miseries o.
his past life were TO be imputed 10 him
self; that they arose from his own rest
lesspess and ambition; the trne philoso
piers stone, which converts every thins
it touches into gold, the real source OF al
human happiness, is contentment.
Extract from DIR. Lathrop's Essays.
ON INDUSTRY.
This ie cnuutry which aHoFda AL
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-07-20
INTERESTING EXTRACTS.

Voltsire, that champion Of infdelity,
who by his wit and satire, but not by rea-
son aud argument, has made more deists
perhaps, than all the deistical writers Of
bis age, died, or affected TO die, believer.
DIR. Priestly, in bis answer TO Paine's Age
of Reason, says, that this comes from one
who could be under 30 temptation to cir
culate such report if it had not been
true-from the French Philosopher, Con
dorcet who wrote Voltaire's eulogium. -
IDfidelity is gloomy doctrine, and can
not enable man to meet death with that
fortitude which the martyrs discovered,
nor afford that calmDess and serenity
which are often seen 10 the dying chris
tian.n
:" A certain gloominess, arising from
false ideas of religion, may exceedingly
distress a real christian but where the
aeart is sincere it cannot destroy the
soul. Some who die on the borders OF
despair, may find TO their uilspeakable
Joy, that their fears were groundless; and
when The hay and stabble are consumed,
they will appear in the blissfuI presence
Of their God"
The advantages Of candid mind
are Of great utility to lis posscssors. -
1" The longer | live" said the sagacious
DR.. Franklin, the greater are my fears
lest should be in the wrong, and the
more ready am l to hear what others have
to say" Candor increases with knowl-
edge. Those who hastily decide BY
looking at only one, side Of The question,
are sometimes unreasonably severe towards
those who may differ from them"
"The best men are not the most self
confident. We pay little regard to wha,
persons say in commentator Of them
selves. We all despise the pharisee, who
went up into The temple TO pray, but who,
Instead ofpraying, spenthis time 10 boast
ing Of his extraordinary piety. We APP
plaud the publican for his great humiiiIy
The former was without fear; but only the
latter was accepted of God. A tree we
always think is best known by its irui! SO
is a christian by his temper and Lille.
1t has been shrewdly remarked by some
one, that there are four orders Of women
the pedcocks with whom dress is all tne
lnsagpies with whom chatter is all; me
turtles with whom love is all and the
4 Paradise birds, above them all.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-07-20
Borough Common Pleas.
ROBERT YOU'VE, Fl. Fa. de bonis
TuonAs = Bov,sro,. ct erris.

40 RI. Fa. de bonis
Thomas Bor1sros. ct erris.
ID Y virtue Of the above stated writ to
I'D me directed and delivered, have
levied on the Dwelling House and Lot Of
Land whereon the defendant now lives,
with all the privileges aud appurtenances
thereunto belonging. Also, a Lot Of Land
and buildings, occupied by said defeod-
ant as Pottery, at the Landing, with all
the machinery and conveniences for con-
Quoting the above business-which shall
expose to sale at Public Vendue al the
house of EPHRAIM CLARK, innkeeper in
Elizabeth Town, on the LIST day OF Sep
TENDER next, between the hours of 2 and
5 o'clock, afternoon.
OLIVER HUFFMAN, Sheriff.
Eliz. Town, June 81, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-07-20
Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given, that we
" the subscribers have applied TO the
Inferior Court of Common Pleas Of the
county of Essex, for the benefit Of the
Insolvent Laws Of this state, and that the
said Court have appointed Monday the
ninth day Of August next, at 2 O'Clock in
the afternoon, at the COURTHOUSE in EIiz.
abeth Town, when they will hold special
meeting for the purpose Of hearing what
may be said for aud against our liberation
from imprisonment as insolvent debtors.
Dated Goth June, 1919, at the common
Jail of the borough Of Elizabeth.
THOMAS BOYLSTON,
ELIAS WADE,
JAMES LYON,
EBENEZER LINDSLEY,
JOSEPH SCOTT,
SAMUEL BURTT,
EDWARD FRAZEE,
JOSEPH PERIAM,
SAMUEL S. GARTHWAlT.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-07-20
Dissolution.

NNHE Partnership of c. S. WIsANs
IL and EDWARD GRIFFITH, under the
finn of C. S. WINANS & Co. was dis.
solved on the first instant, by mutual con-
sent. All persons indebted are requested
10 call and make payment TO c. S. WI
MANS. Those indebted on book account.
who cannot make immediate payne it
is expected will call aud give their notes,
in order that the partners may close the
concern. Those, in like manner, who
have demands, will please present them as
above for examination, and if correct they
will be paid.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-07-20
ADVERTISEMENT.

u
TIME subscriber having from the 6,.,
n day Of April changed his business :
entering all accounts in future in the G,n'
oil JOHN CHANDLER q Sons, feels Il e
great Importance to have his accounts g.,
tied up to that time, and very sensible #
the necessity Of having them settled bv
himself, does most earnestly request. thst
all who have accounts or notes unset,lad
would call at his old stand, where III
books are attended to by himself aud son.
and the balances settled by note, or a.
agreement may be. The subscriber hopes
this may be sufficient notice, and saws ave-
further expenses. His books must -
settled.
JOHN CHANDLER.
Eliz. Town, April 10, 1910.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-07-20
William Smith,
ri AcKSMTIH,

FTAs established himself in business
at the place formerly owned by BA-
KnR WoopRuFs, deceased, IN the NORM
mart Of the town, where orders for work
wiIl be thankfully received and punctually
attended to. A share Of public patronage
is respectfully solicited.
Eliz. Town, May "a, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-07-20
C. S. WINANS,
EDWARD GRIFFITH.

n. B. The undersigned viii carry on
business at the old stand. on his own in.
dividual account c. S. WINANS.
Eliz. Town. April 10. 1910.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-07-20
LUMBER.

' d ME subscriber has on hand large
IL stock Of SHINGLES, Of different
qualities, from Sl4 TO S25.
Also. a handsome assortment of White
Pine PLANK, BOARDS, JOIST,
CEILING LATH, &c. which he will
dispose Of low.
WILLIAM DAYTON.
Eliz. Town, July S, 1910.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-07-20

This is country, which affords all
the means not only Of subsistence, but Of
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-07-20
To be Sold.

1T PRIV.A7E SALE,
A HOUSE aud LOT OF LAND.
IN late the property Of EDWARD Fra.
ZEE, situated 10 Washington-street, near
The Session House, now occupied by MIR.
Nc Fariaad.
All persons having unsettled accounts
with EDWARD FkAZEE, are request
ed 10 present them for examination and
all persons indebted must make Immediate
payment.
BENJAMIN Be a Il = fn Y, Assigness.
4Eliz Town, July 10, 1919.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-16
Fresh Medicines,

FUSE received from Lees Medicine
- Store, Maiden Lane, New or.t,
and for sale by
JANIS KENNEDY & SON,
Who have Coz many years been sole
.g>uts for Asexandria) with the toll
l,,wing Recommendations
Hum,ltJn's WovapdcStroYiag LOssrges,
w which a vast number vt persons
rave been relieved from this danSc
ms complaint during the last sixteen
ycars.
Haha's AntibHioas Pills.
Celebrated for the Prevention and
Cure of bilious disorders.
Hauniton's Efair,
tfecrual far the cure Of colds, obsti-
,ic coughs, asthmas. &c.
HamHiou's Grand Restorative,
recommended as an invaluable medI
,luc for the s,:cedy relief Of nervous
complaints, low spirits, loss OF ape
fe, &c.
i.mtion'S Essence aid EDfract Of
Mustard,
Esteemed safe and efficarious rene
" in acute and chronic rheumatism.
gotit. &c. &c.
Lee's.GintRlent for the I'm,
Warranted To cure at one application.
tad to be perfectly innocent in the use.
Hghrs GeRa,ae Corn Plaster,
i'or the speedy removal OF corns with
ant pain
.rhn's Genuine Eye Eater.
Far the care OF diseases OF the eyes.
Too'h Ache Drops,
4 ffnrtlin rrcIef in the most violent at
ta2ks.
Genuine Persian Lotion,
\ valuable cosmetic for removing all
eruptions on the face aud skin, per
rectly innocent and free from any in
iurious ingredient.
P0Wder for the TEETH ana
Gums.
Pamphlets may be had gratis at the
place of sale. containing a more par
.icular account of the medicines. WITH
the cases Of cures performed in con
of the character given OF
them,