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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-21
For New-Yn'k.

.$aE The Sthr EMELINE, capt. He'll
zs5E ker. carries 400 Bbls. first rate
vessel, and being one of the regular line of
Packets, she will be dispatched without de-
lay. For a passage, having excellent &C
comn.odations, Apply to
JOHN FURLoNG.
aug II 81
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For Eastport,
.E4, The good sehr ENTERPRISE,
N&& Natha niel 4mes, master; buuhena
bout 1900 bbls and will we're soon be dy
to load.
Also. for freight
XIX The good schr. NANCY e. Perry.
aSE master; hurthen about Hoo barrels,
ID will be ready IT, load; in preference to an
east IN port. Apply 10
JOHN II. LADD g. Co
Who have for sale,
BOO tons plaster
6 so casks fresh Thomaston lime
aug Is
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Public sale.

As.,s In pursuance of de ID Of trust to
SHT the subscriber from Benjamin Dean
ssa,ssssl and Euphemia lis vile, to secure the
1891 payment of certain sums OF money,
due to Jose phi Dean, deceased, he will pro-
coed 10 sell. Oh Wednesday, the 18Th dug IF
SEPTEMBER neat. on the premises, in Prince
Wilism county, state of Virginia, four miles
from Haymarket. and thirty FIVE from the
Distric. of Columbia, one merchant mill, 40
by so teet. 4 floors, pair Of burrs, with E.
vans machinery complete. Also one other
mill, 96 by 80 feet, floors, one pair of
stones, fixed for another pair, with machine
for or.aKlne corn in the ears, and plaster.
Also double geered saw mill, covered, and
with separate wheel; good dwelling
house, two stories high, and ali necessary
out houses. miler's and cooper's houses,
coopers hop, with between fifteen and Sc
venteen acres Land Terms made known
on day Of sale. Sale TO commence at IL o.
clock. By order of the executor,
WIN HERBER |. aug Is
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A philosopher wisely observed, that
upers,Itlon is to religion what astrology
sia astronomy tie 1erytoo!isA ddaght
E95 a gerry toiSe mother.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-21

We should embrace Christianity even
on prudential motives for a just. oenevo-
lent Goo viii not punish an intellectual
ben: Cor beiieving what there is so much
reason 20 believe; therefore we run no
RS by receiving christianity if it be false,
bata dreadful one, ey rejectinsit, if it be
tine
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aug. II
Notice.

4 STATED Quarterly Meeting of The
~ ST Andrews Society, will be holden
at the Washington Tavern on Tuesday next,
the GIs inst. at O'Clock, p. NJ. BY order
of The President
ROBERT JAMESON, Secretary
ono IL
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-21

...nths of February and August are said
70 pc preferable to all Others for fe.iing
tnnbe where durability is desirable
DC tns as 1T may, have good authority
tor believing, that rails can be shewn
which have tasted more than half a CEN
tury, while others, OF the same kind Of
wood and ON the same facm, have de-
cayed in less than dozen years. Should
this astonishing difference be the effecI of
so simple cause as the time of telling the
trees, which is confidently believed, we
ought surely to pay sufficient attention
to The su ject, to enable US to form right
conclusion. Experiments are requested
TO be made and the results to be COM
nlunicated.
A FARMER.
Note By the Editor.-The Importance
Of this subject, as an object Of rural econ
0my, is obvious, but i. Is one which has
Bees very partially investigated. Judging
from ALI able report which was made to
congress last winter, OH the preservation
OF snip timber, and believing it to be their
practice to have timber feiled only in the
winter, we conclude that the subject has
undergone their particular consideration.
All the papers from the Navy Board,
which have met the public eye, have
manifested an active spirit of phiiosophi-
Cal research, which gives us confidence in
the soundness of their conclusions, and if,
in this case, we can borrow, as we will
endeavor to do, the aid of their lights
we doubt not they will conduc, us to the
very desirable information which our res
pected correspondent seeks 20 obtain on
the proper season for telling timber,
Nth Uiep 20 ITS dG ability uader the
exposures incident to farming uses.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-21

ON FRIDAY.
sNHE gath Aug al 100 clock, Wilde sold
4 at the cabinet warehouse Of Samuel
Ward, on kEg street. ali the stock In trade
OF said Ward, consisting of
Sitebo4rds, Book Cases,
Bureaus. Tables,
Secretaries, Beds'eads, &c
ALSO,
Unfinished work, Fools and Stock
Also, quantity of excellent household ).
kitchen furniture. Terms known atsale.
THOMSON F. MASON, Trustee.
5. A. MARSTELLER, auct'r.
aug Ii
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Married, at Wali;rsford, Conn. Mr..
JOSEPH DDoi.,le, 20 Miss Mary Brenson,
Mr. Samuel Moss 70 Miss Betsey Doc
lutte; Mr. Roswell Doo,ittIe, to NJ SIS
Po..y Moss, MIR Lemuei Dooiittle to Miss
Duedama Ma'toom. These DootittleS
have dore good deal
Hartford paper.
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NOTICE.
Tickets and Shares in the
Grand National Lottery,
EEEIH EL1S.S.

CJuHu sNUttOuut AOttIt ~
FIFTH CLASS
WILL advance from the pre- eOt price
W II to DIS Oh the FIST of OCTOBER.
Grand Capitals.
grand prize of 100000
25.0G0
2 10000
5 5000
100 1000
10 500
les 1OO
besides an immense number of smaller
prZrS.
Not two blanks To prize.
The distribution OF the above splendid
pre- viii take place m The mcn'h OF Nov
sr5r next The great despatch which has
uniformly been made IN the drs wing ut the
tou Classes OF lh,s Lottery; the prompt
n.>> with winch the cash Tor prizes has
been, aud will continue 70 be, adv 'nced;
Ge mmense number of splendid oapIal
pJz"s, ccmbiEsd with the low price Tor
'Ckc'- >fugd the greatest inducements Ia
s'lvrn,urrrs to make investments in tins
LOTTERY, conle>sedly the most brilliant and
PnPui, n non Il ,ed to thu American public.
ho" tickets 70 IN Quarters 90
H,lYes 6 90 lights | So
Orders by ny mail or p,Ivae conveyance
ior fCSe's in Tins or any other Lotttry will
Let' prOmut aftSntinp AL, lresssi to
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Washington, Aug. l8.

WGshjngtOn, Hug, I8.
The President Of the United States left
this city for his seat in Louooun county,
Virginia. on Sunday last, and we under
sand he is now at Shanondaie Springs,
about thirty miles distant from his resi-
dence: MAT Intel.
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Braden, Morgan, & Go.

Braden, Morgan, y Go.
Lave imported per ship Belvidera,
IL from Liverpool superine cloths
Fine and super black bombazetts, plain
and twilIed.
VaIencias, blk. blue, mixed. T. drab
9.8 and ga cambria musIins
Do. do: jaconett cambrics, plain and
figured
Do. do. null null muslins do do
Do. do imitation India book muslins
7.8 fine and super undressed fancy prints
Do. blue buff lilac and pink cambria
ginghams
7S and 9.8 steam loom shiftings
Is Ell! and 3.4 blue and striped cotton
cassneres
60 cotton apron check
Fine & super white s. printed Marseilles
Super6ne white India james
Striped Aorentnes and james
Blue, black and light dies sewing silks
and gsIloohs
Ladies and gentlemen's beaver gloves
Patent threads, white, brown, blue.
black ed nankeen, & all colours
Shoe thread in casks.
april I8
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SAMUEL WORCESTER, D. d.

Letter from the queen of Atoo to the mo-
Their OF Mrs. Ruggles.
.atooi, July GO, 1920.
Dear Friend-l am gIa,. your daugh-
ter come here. shall I've her mo'her now,
and she is my daughter | be goon to her !;
give her tappa {; give her mat; give her
plenty eat. BY ami by y,ur daugnerspeak
Owybee: then she learn me how TO read
and write. and sew and talk OF that Great
Akooah, which the good people in America
love. | begin spell little !; read come very
hard, like stone. You very good send your
daughter great way to teach the heather. l
am very glad | can write you short letter.
and tell you that be good to your daugh
ter. send you my aloha, and tell you am
Your friend.
CHARLOTTE TAPOLEE.
Queen of Atooi
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For Sale.
just Received.

I ND for sale by the subscriber, at re-
~ duced prices,
29oo bushels Heth' choice coal, now land
ing at Ramsay's wharf
io,ooo lbs bacon of very sup erior quality
bales prime Upland cotton
SO quarter boxes best Havana scgars
10 bbls old rye whiskey
Family -four particularly selecied-Lon-
don mustard, of choice quality at the very
general assor tment of Chocolates.
apr,li7 ROBERT L. WHITE.
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AaX, READING room XIX
&& MARIN URNAL &&&
PORT OFaLEXa.NDRLa.. .apra IS.

FURI OF J8LfsA.1.VTJIfI.d.. JIprtI To.
ARRIVED,
Schr. Dash, Cunningham, 5days from N.
York, with salt. beef, pork. apples, dry
goods, &c. to John H. Lad T. Go. Robert
McCrea & Co.Lindsay & Hill & j. f. JHar.
per Lett FIVE tops4il scbrs. last evening be-
low Maryland Point.
SAILED,
Schr. Only Son. Fuller, Kingston. Mass.
- Independence, Fisher Philadelphia,
Steam boat Potomac, Middleton Nor
inlk
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E.. 81. P. Thompson.

~. y l.. l.. AhoihfS"'
lave just received per the ship Belyi-
llsiiera, from Liverpool, part of their
Spring Importation,
CONSISTING OF
9.S super checked and striped cambria
ginghams
7.8 fine and super fancy prints
SO & 6. 4 cambria muslins
do jaconet cambrios
"a striped forentines
fashionable printed cuttings
Steam loom shirtirgs
Hollis cord cotton balls
ON HAND,
Best sGperGne London cloths and cassi-
meres, fine and super6ne Yorkshire ditto,
twilled Genoa cords e. VeIvetteens. plain
and twilled bombazets, Irish linens AID
lawns, German linens, patent threads, iia-
lian sewing silks. &c. &c.
april la d3teolm.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-20

For freight,
VTHE Schr. NATIVE, Thomas Norris
i master, burthen 100 Barrels; will BIZ
ready in two days Tor a freight. for
West Indies. or a Northern Por.-Apply
to J. H. LADD. T. Co..
Who offer for sale said Schooner, cdrgo Of
So Tons of Plaster.
April la
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-20
Just received and for Sale,

Just received and for Sale,
ONE hundred yards %, 26 and 80 inch
" Hair Cloth, of superior quality, ard
at low price. 6 doz. Rush bottom Chairs,
of superior quality; Soaking bottoms
made to any size. and at the shortest no.
Gone with neatness and
despatch. Hair and Moss Mattresses, made
in the neatest manner.-Al.o general as
sortment of Furniture as usual, at my Cabi-
net Mandatory, king street, AIexandr,a.
s. WARD.
sprH taw5w
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German Linens.
a C.CAZENOVE, & Co. have Just re-
n. ceived from Brem u, per Constitution
via. Newyork, an assortment Of
D GER.N.a.N LINENS,
CONSISTING OF
Burlaps No. |, 2&3
Ticklenburgs of various prices
Also on hand
Osnaburgs, hessians, brown and white
rolls. bIesched Aaxens
Doulas. CIeas, oilcloths, &C.
april 20 If
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-20

Best Chewing Tobacco.
THIRTY FIVE kegs manufactured TO.
L bacco, to the pound, Barclays brand
warranted good just received, and for sale
by JNO. BROW N, agent;
march II tnthf
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Lands for Sale.

LaIlUS IUF CaIc,
WILL be sold ON the 18th day of April
w next, at public auction, TO hehigh.
est bidder, at Amos Fox's mill, one undi.
vided moiety Of three tracts Of Land. lying
in Fairfax county, and principally situat.d
on Difficult Run, containing 600 acres. more
or l@ss--the same being conveyed TO me in
trust by Benjamin r. Davis. Terms will
be made known at the time and place Of
sale. VIM CHAPMAN NEWTON,
Trustee.
assent to the above. B. X. DAVIS.
January I9 tmtI9A
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sEpUBLIc OF coLoNstA.

Sapor:unt '.Nsws--termiaat,on Of the .ar-
|. mistice. 81
. advices. Of a recent date, from the Span
= Main, have arrived at Philldt lphia-snd
y the Official Intelligence published in the
'srorl, we lesIn that the armistice coRclg
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Card.

IRE. PARISH, having located him
Dself in this City, offers his professional
services TO the public, in the various b ran
ches OF hls profession, particularly the sur
gical. Office in Cameron, few doors a.
bOve the corner of Pitt street.
april 20 taw4w
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Attention /!

Attention!
.a,ssr'a Independent Volunteers.
VOU are hereby rot,hed to attend pa
u rade on Saturday merit, at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ. at Arsenal, in complete Uniform.
By order of the capt.
april 90. W. DEVAUGHN, O.S.
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Spring Goods.
d OBERT McCREA & Co. have just re-
IL ceived from N. York very general
assortment of

pOBEkT McCREA T. Co. have just re-
IL ceived from n. York a very general
assortment of
Seasonable Dry Goods,
AMONG WHICH ARE
Sheppard's best black and blue cloths and
cassimeres
Cd quality cloths and cassimeres, ssttinets
Long and short yellow nankeens, blue do
Marseilles vestings, satin striped black silk
DO
Canton grapes, Grape robes and shswls
Mixed and black camblets, black levan,ne
Black sinchews and sarsnets, black bomba-
White, black and green Italian grapes
Silk and kid gloves, silk and cotton hosiery
Ginghams, 3:4 and 4 fashionable prints
Cotton cambrics, jackonet cambrcs, leno
muslin
Sprigged and plain book and null muslins
Muslin insertings. edgings and 1ounces
Irish linens and steam loom shirtings
Loom figured and tamboured muslin robes
FrInged and plain parasols, silk umbrellas
Russia and Scots sheetIDgs, ozna burgs
SD Venetian stair Cal petiIigs, "A do
White and colored domestic cottonS, &c. &c.
Which 10 their former stock renders their
present assortment very complete. As they
are determined to sell nothing on credit,
except 10 their old punctual customers, their
goods will be offered al very low prices.
Those who have been long indebted to
them are respectfully requested TO settle
their accounts as much longer indulgence
cannot be granted.
aprijj Sf
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Spring Goods.
II SHERRON. has just received from
~. the north a general assortment oil sea-
sonable
DRY GOODS,
which together with her former extensive
stock, she offers for sale, at very reduced
prices, for cash only.
The following arfit'ss are onong her stock,
viz.
Black and colored Canton Grape Of supe-
rior quality; Ievantine, florence, India and
plaid silks; black, Asg, cross barred and
fancy silk hdkfs; parasols, fringed & plain;
black ard figured silk velvets; levantine,
imitation, merino and ::null shawls; thread
and cotton Isces; imitation Canton grapes,
(new article); black bombazet; silk T. cot
ton hosiery; light, dark, fancy and mourn
ing prints; super 6.4 striped and plain ging.
hams; plain and ssprigged book and null
musliDs; plain and figured jaconet musIins;
super Jac0net cambrics; fancy crayats; Va
lencia. Marselles. and Aorentine vestiDg;
striped Florentine for antaloons; Irish IL
mems and long lawns; Irish ard German
bland German &Sco,ch osnaburgs;
brown platillas; German dowlas and rolls;
Carlisle ginghams; "A and ga India cot
ton; white lace wells; muslin robes; ladies'
and gentlemen's kid and buckskin gloves;
plain and figured silk gauzes; furniture di-
mites and prints; 3,4, a. and ga British
and American check, do. do. bedtickibg;
super blue. black .soIive, corbeall, snuff CO.
Tered, grey and green cloths; blue, drab,
grey, green, and brown cassimeres; WOODEN
cords and cas,inets; Irish and Russia dia-
pers; Steam and power loom shifting, white,
striped, plaid and twilled domesti. cottons:
Russia md other sbeetiIIg, green baize.
apri! IL st
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Removal.

Removal.
nR, SEMMES has removed to the house
Dadjoining the Mechanics Bank, lately
occupied by Mr.. s. Mark. april Pow
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-25

COMMrNIC ATED.
MARIiIED-On Thursday the l5h inst. the Sweet
Springs, MsnTOe county, JOHN H. PEYTON, ESQUIRE,
Stamton, to Miss ANN MORGAN LEWIS, daughter OF
John Lewis, Esq.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-25

cl.rcd blockade, by. Lord Cochranc Of the
whole Coast Of Peru, without competent
force to bio ckade ten leagues of it. When
Sir Thomas was informed of these acts he
immediately left Valparaiso, and went in
search Of Lord Cochrane's squadron, which
had reached Callao before he reached there
for some unknown destination. 1t is believed
that Sir Thomas will not suffer the blockade
to continue any longer, even of Lima, and that
he.will convoy British nerchantman to and
from that port--in which event, it is expected
that Captain Ridgely. ofthe Constellation, will
- also give protection to our merchantmen.
&c Many think that an Independent Govern
ncnt viii be formed at Lima free from Spain
or Chill. An American ship called the Charles
Amhurger, capt. Haslett, is supposed to have
evaded the blockading squadron, and reached
: Lima.
"'rhe skip Fanny, of this port, had arrived
+ at Guayaquil." =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-25
TOWN OF .GENYrO.

VIE Act of Assembly establishing the Town of Geni.o
ON the lands OF the subscriber, passed the
mas oeen 80 Tar carried into effect have
with appropriate streets yl ch will Offered ut pn,
sale on Monday The 5th day IF October aert, on follow
ing terms, To Wit One third Cash the balance two
equal instalmens six months from, the dav OF
sale. - 49, ~ -
IS oeievcd that few country places alto d better pro
poets OF success the industrious entcrrisin
however he may he engaged than Genito, Iris situated
me river APpomattox in the county of Powhatan about
miles above the town OF Petersburg, with NJ
springs n the pureS' and best water. There already
me place. ti,eIn oreirusc, priv houses
uiie,y packsiiihs shop, aid mill Situated
on Tie river which affords navigation Petersburg pea
the whole ,cf The society around Gento is
none IN Tie couny the ueisborhood poruous
ana liberal and hospitality good health,
u ihe subscriber will sill dispose of the Whole
ON which the above mentioned Situated, coniaripg
ABOUT seven Hundred acres with of very suiua
mai1x or he WI! exchange il fr lands lying in
middle Counties the Terms III
liberal, and viii be made known on applications :
Genito, September ~ la ao-lsi.
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FROM \ WE5TERN CORBEsP O.vDE.NT.
ron THE INQu1RER.
JUSTICES OF me rEAcE.

!
The institution Of our justices Of the peace rs far
rs their limited power extends, is certainly one of
the greatest political blessings tiat was confer
red on our poorer CLASSES OF citizens as il enables
them not only TO secure a sgEEOY settlement Of their
little debts, but likewise nj very ri1ng expense
thereby ayoidIngI the tedious and expensive DELAYS
Of the law for "a ordinary suits ~ courts that party
must e considered as under the benign influence oil
some friendly star planet who is so lucky rs TO be
gin and Conclude suit within ~ or rs months
The eastern, northern and western states have he
come so brmy cOriHced Of tebeneiis derived TO the
lower classes Of society by the very limited iu-
r'sdcuon OF the justices, 70 debts Of twenty dollars
only that IN order To extend the same blessings to the
qlddIng and other classes ofsoccty they have gene
ray extended the jurisdiction Of their Justices 10 a
claims, not exceeding IN amount one hundred dollars
ana granted ticm exclusive cOgnizancc Of All ktpd
81 ctH ucicge save those involving the title 10 lands
and actions for SANDER No opposition was eve,
made 70 the Introduction Of these saufary regulation.
from any other section &C our citizeBs except Law
yers OF ihc lowest grade ard any attempt 10 ro-ntro
duce the old contracted system, where the new ihera
mode has been traced, would he spurned with con
TEMPT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-25
BOARD OF HEALTH.

NoRFoLK, Sept. sO.-The Board of Health
from the best information they can obtain
az well as their own observation, feel plea
sure in being enabled to assure the public, that
the number of deaths and new cases, have
greatly diminished for the last week We!
they would strongly recommend to those per.
CONS who have removed from the infected part
of the town not TO venture TO return until
there is cause 10 believe that there is no YES:
tige of the disease remaining.
They take this opportunity of declaring,
that the ru,nor which has gone abroad, {" that
:; false statement has been made of the num-
her OF deaths from the fever" is without
foundation They have published every
death from malignant fever which has come
to their knowledge and some have been add
ed to that list, which were Of doubtful eharac-
ter.
By order efhe Board.
j. MYERS, Secry
September 10, 1921
Deaths for the "a hours ending on Tuesday, The
18th inst. at noon.
Old negro Frank, old age.
A son of Mr. Almand, net malignant.
A negro woman, lin hosptal,}do
Mr.. Earwickcr, do. malignant.
For the "a hours ending on Wednesddy, 10th
at noon.
a Son of Mr.. VIM c.. Camp, whoopinp
cough.
Mr.. Coleman, Sailor, malignant fever.
J. MYERS, INSPECTOR
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Franset's 7ararn-Eor .SnLe-

IvtDU The subscriber being DESTROYS 10 retire 10 Fri
Jl vatc life, offer. Tor sale that OF land know,
by the uaIe Of Fayser Tavern, lying ~ Kent county
~ miles below Richmond, the main stage road leading
from Rchnund to Williamsburg and containing acres Of
land The situation healthy and surpassed bv no cotn
Try stand ~ the lower Tavern which tho sui.
scriher viii sell on reasonable tenn.
ldcem u unnecessary 10 shy any thing more reepecn
the s laNs is pTcsncts that any person wishing TO
-lnrchasc VIII FIRST flew ~. igdge for himself
S'P@t ~ E1cit'FD FERrSfE
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Ricbmond. MI Nh. aOfb. Ig21.


Justly esteemed and highly dpDfored 1je1iicid45.
PyPa~d by VT CONWAY, Chtnii, No. u FranE,t
Pinct Boion-ris. ''''
DE- RELIES Botanical Drops, f9r scrofuIa Rheun,a.
ton, SC. 49, ~'''' V'"''''l
DR. Rciics Aromatic Female Pills frr Distractions e.
tons ~. 49, f'7 '' O"' -h'N''
lr Relles Vegetable Specific, Tor dick heia-oshe
VI hciies vegetable llbfsmadc Iilis.
Dr 'cibs rheumatic Observation-Disclosures Of % yenrs
sanding has lecn cured bv this in - hours.
Brtish An'isepiie Deniri6ce excellent Tor the teeth
numres cinincna certain and safe cure for the TTcIy
~ one ho'rs oRPiccfon, be 1t invcteratc n No
danger from takiac cold. - 49,
Aeod Corn Plaster. The relief immediate and while IL
S3Nes and draws ihe corn ont by the roots not
Caar; Tooih.ache Pills be relief is Instantaneous
without Tie least INJURY 20 he teeh. u.
Dr Hunter celebrated FilisIr. Hunters rcctjon Pow
dcr am Dr. Hunters Ccrate for the prevention and cure OF
Yencredl complaints with perfect secrecy treatise er.
packet. N-
nphct, ofnany extraordinary cures may be had Of he
gNone et bs sboos geFvrs, uless Sirned W.T. Cor
way large discount made g Country Physicisns Tra
"ers Sc for sale IN Richmond by
en-, DuVAL & McKTLDOE
SOd aso by most Druggists and Boot sellers Of resee
n.y. ana ny most POstmasters flroughonf the UNION -
, aye gen"' e Gndess jgncdby 81 r Conway
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