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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-06

INK NEW AND ELEGaki
STRAIN Boat Potomac. CaBfain Aiddicton
WILL leave AieSandria for Norfolk, every Thursday
" moTning al iins O'cock, and Norfolk for Alexan
SRA and WaslngiOn every Monday morning at nine
Dciock, aft riding regular ccninunc alton bctu en-
lGnhia.
~ Horses ana Carriages taken on bcard.
Feb. ". o2on
AEoONi Mn CLOVER SEED, 81 superior qualify,
IVA Tor sale by ROBERT GAMBLE.
Feb. N. M q,
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AlAR,iAiI3 SALE.

Y 1NnER decree Of the Superior Court Of Chancery
~ Tor ibe Nichuoni district, pronounced tie 22d
1at OF jan 1890, IN cause therein deperdpg between
tsaac hali, plaintiff sad Lnman Bishop Nathaniel w
pHce, Mansfield watkins and Richard Denny. defend.
AUS sha eSpose 10 sale. hy public auction on the
premises, on Thnrsdav. The sth dug sof Mdrch 1rrk
HALF ACRE Loi Nos in the town of Manchester
conveyed - tiehNS Denny by deed from Human Eish
op, for the teneht of said HALL which deed IA aIed
among tbs papets IN this cause.
Terms OF sails, SIX and twelve months credit the pu,
chaser executing bonds with approved secarity and
deed of rut' ~ the properly ~ secure the purca.
money......The sale vii take place al IL U'clork
}. GUENi,ANT, N. 5. c. c. Il. d.
YEN "a Gi lids
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4 foMMii tEu ~ tue Jai ~ :, -. J.
~ On the oh September last. as rrpaway a negro
man who calls himseif EORCE.-Sad fellow is about
lee, inches high, dark complexion; be has scar
Is about ~ years old. He had on WHEN committed a
blue Cloth sailors jacket and corduroy paniaoor,-
rms fellow claims his freedom and says he wa. en,an-
cipated in Bedford county, bu has bccn unable as vet
10 produce any evidence ofthe fact-Thc owner, II
anS. nfequestea to come frrward prove properly pay
charges, aud lake him away otherwise he will he
dealt with according 10 Law.
Jan. i6. 7s r,3w
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'EfhE snhscIbets ny whine of deed Of executed
IL by Cary Drew for the benefit Of WIN. Chick, and
hearing date the nth day 81 September 1919. will on
Saturday, the i7th day Of March 0sIf at " o'clock
IN the town OF Bent Creek, in the county ~ Buckng.
ham, expose to sale. by public auction. for cash. the
Kitchen Furniture ofsad DteS all the interest which
said Drew has On right Of HE wife, who was the dow
OF Charles 1aiiafeTTo dec. in certain SLAVES a IN
number Ia wit Assy. Shepherd. Spencer aud Matilda
and also all The undivided interest which he has right
Of his wife ~ the estate Of George Baskerville dee IN
the county OF cnnbt Rand toHsisiing nf ihe following
SLAVES viz: Fanny, Siias, Alfred, Pamela and Drury
We will convey such tite only as is vested in us.
". J. FREELAND, .r...
JOHN bORSLEY, ! ""''ss'
Feb. %. "a I'd,
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A BAKGAIN OFFiKED.

a BANGAIN OFFEkEU.
7'ON SALE a tract Of LIND in IN. covu,, y,
Poshafaa, lying upon James riper ana roy;,;o
tug ail dcrrs Comprised ft are so acrrs Of g.,
rae rtrer fo'o grounds and abont acres If eU
tMbe'edfohd,0 considerable proportion Of ,rb;,h /;
go'd toodceo and Ae remainder good uheof ana corr
d"d ana tn good farming order. suxnfed IL, am
dsr,saote ana h.0nhy neish6orhood- a small
aHe.ing hohse on ~ \ zciH dachdnce the aIore
land for stock 81 The u. States Bunk, The Par,Dc,s
rank Q! Va orfhe Pirsinia Bank, at fair poiuar;nn
,ssPeetofiy fhere is also about 306 acres or iand
W one Tacs, d"d $50 in another joining the sawe
rhich may Dc 7nrchasca IvM a Cf,CEa.''
('OThQfaS, Feb. ~. an 80.
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TRUST SALE

virtue OF deed for The tber Elm
AP stated, will he sold at public auction on ~ dnes.
sdy the Nh day Of 6prH nerf, al eleven O'Clock on
.he premises, those valuable BRICK TENEMENTS on
Boilhgbfeos street, being five in number commencing
AT The tenement at the corner of Rollngbrook aud
Sycamore streets, occupied by Iri,is & Farar and
extending To The lot of Mr.. James knNx and bch are
numbered IN said deed No. l. 2, 3, and S, together
with Erick Lumber House, 2ad Other valuable i'm
pToNelreuts Oh said lots. The whole will he sold or
much thereof as will he necessary to pay the debt aHd
Interest mentioned IN said trust deed. Thi, property
is valuable and productive. AID certainly lie worthy the
attention sepersons ofcapiai.
The tenenienis under Of from six 10 twelve
hundred DOLLARS each; and being situated in the most
commercial part of the town, will always comnIsmd
good rent; aud being also fully insured from loss by
Ere III tie Rchmsnd office, the purcbasersar rendered
perfectly secure on that head Should any pefsou
Ttsidng at distance wish for further informaon
respecting this valuable property, they may obain il
nv writing To I'VE at ifis place.
Ike property will he cold by Mr. william Moore
auciinheer on credit of three. six. aud months
equal nsiaineHts, for approved, endorsed negotiable
notes with reservation of the lille until the whole
sha he paid, deed will be al any time made on
receiving deed nj trust TO b. purchase money
The notes iii be required the safe is closed
aud III case OF failure g. deliver them by O'Clock
~ so required, the pert, such part 10 bought
by any person falling give SUI notes, will be Geld
al O'Clock On the evening ~ the day, upon the
same terms. JOHN ALLISON, Trustee
Petersburg. IAN. 7b..lds
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NOTICE.
A Ii persons indebted to JOSEPH DARMSDATT
"a dec are requested la make payment to me inrne
'haeiy, as am desrous of closing the admins
IS soon as possible, aud therefore grant indu
sence 10 any body. DANIEL CALL Exor
Feb, B. s5..tf n'-'@srss MAJ. 'isf'
A IL. persoi's having CLAIMS ags.h' -. = .,.gs~
"A DAFT, dec. are req ested 10 make them SHOWN
DANIEL CALL, Ex'or
reh-3 Sat- Of Joseph Darmsdatt, dec.
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Faney and Staple Dry Copds,

i'"- cidiei. brown, green aud mixed DO.
Secon' aud ioN priced Cloths
super. drab, sfeen and other pelisse Cin,hs
.,tey, hi"e ano b'e~h Cna.iag., Lyon skius
planuvis, ass,rted,
ltsse, tuRle and point Blankets
bes. double uiIied hIur Cassin,eree
!io. do. do. drab, oxford, mixed and
black do.
4 variei, ri middle and low priced Cashmere,
and Sattinets
VIII MANY oihsr wOullfn GAode
COTTON GOODS.
Cai!cnes, well assorted
Nh'i some very fine aud handsome IL and ia
Cambrics and Jaconels
Dinlities aud whiie Vlorentine
hook ItDo aud null mus!i,. well assorted
insrsi,Egs aud Flonnces
Printed ShiNls and Bhdkfs
Cotton and WoT:ied HosieI,, and great variety
OF htiiish aud Scotch coilonGoods.
FRENCH GOODS.
Levan,ines, FIprepces Saiins
Hep & GTosdenap SILKS Ribbons
q. '.aees, Merinu ShaNls Lace Shawl,
Os,tich Feathers
Lid ard Castor Glaves &c
INDIA GOODS.
Figured and Plain MuIis
Hsakeen' Ma'nescaop Short and Long Com
pany
HHbkIn Grape Robes
ISarhin aud Canton Grapes
5rnshrws SarsneIs
Chow Glow Ddfiask and Fi2'd. SiIk Haudker
chiefs
Eiack AVID cross barred do.
Grape Sbaais, Sj,b Qnilings.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Domesic Places, Suiyes
Al and ! Brown CoIl0ns
Gotten faIns. Combs ia great varieties
few pieces al Plaid MeTitOs a new and fashi
enable aiiic!e for Ladies Dresses aud Goals.
Wi. MCKEE
e. H. GKEENwAY,
ELIAS OGDEN
Ten !. q7..tf
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'hB Subscriber VIII Transact COMMISSION 81.
slNRsS in the house lately occupied by Johr &
WIN. Giiltat. wa. J. MORRIS.
Jan. 2. Tiff
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sTThe ENQUIRER is paai.hed twice week, gene
rally. aud three times week during the sessinn OF the
STATE Legisf1tmrs.rrce, The same heretofore, Iiy<
Dotfnrs per s,na, PAYABLE In advance. Notes Of Char
tered sprcieraying Eants, (oniy) will he received IN
payment The kdtors viii guarantee the safety Of
renuing them by mail the postage VI all letters beiag
paid by The writers.
- No paper wilt be discontinued tbut al The discre
ton ofthe Editors until all aeaages have been paid
mp.
twhoever will qua, anee the payne MT OF nine papers,
shall receive a tenth gratis.
TERMS or ADVERTISING.
~ One Sq11re-Fsrst Inssrifcs, Is cenfs-cach
conffrxdact, j, csnes.
sse No Adceriisemeat Inserted nnfN ~ has either
been paid for assumed by person In ths city
IFS ervsrons.
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NOTICE.

VOtN PARKHtlL has associated himself with RIO.
AZ sBERr -. ROBgRTSoN aud JAMES KElSO OF
New Yot nader The arm of PdrkkH, R1be,tsou &
Hsisa. "a, The Purpase n,'uansarttng an AUCTION q
cUaMiSSiOS BUSINESS. in the city or Richmond
and under The htn OF robertson, IXckso& ioarkAili
for the purpose oI ,ansacing ge.eTai OMMlSSiON
BUSINESS IN the cuy ~ New YoIk.1hey rssptctiuli,
ssfcit share OF The public patronage
JOHN FiDKIiLL.
ROBBERY y. ROBERTSON
JAMES kELSo.
Jan o. -7e ~
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PASSAGE TO LONDON


CAV The superior coppsres aud copper fastened
Ytxcvr Ship HENRY CLAY, Thomas Potts, COM
.x<ssass nandsr. Will clear for London, aud sail
about ;ie hrst Marsh eau hanisonsly accommodate
few more IN the cabin IL inmediate applica
= tton is made TO Captain Potts, on beard or u
JOHN WILLIAM GiLLIAT, q
Who have just received aud oifsr for sale. accom-
modaiing fresh sappiy Of superior Irish LIN
ons Shee,.ags tnsn Dapefs IA to ic.4 wlde-ahand
soe asset'Srnto issmai Table Linen very superior
London Coihs and Ca.sineres, assorted co!nrs and
prices two hale. bieachrd and unheached Droghe.
das; cask OF old Irish Whisky, aud about 10 casks
superi0r l.. 4. Madeira Wine.
rIf from 30 10 so khis Tnbacco the hulk thereof
is offered TO the Hcnty Clay this week. lac akeH
ON hoard, f shipped immediately. J. X ". G.
Feb ~. as..U
LII Persons having csims against the estate of the
IN late JOHN BOSWELL, of No,ioway comfy dec
are feqnestea to present tn the subscriber pro
psry auth eniicated nnd iho.r indebted will be
To make payment without delay.
COLIN BUCKNER. Fx'nr.
f.vnchhnrr Feb i3. 0n..tf
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NEW SIOSE

NEW 81 OSE..
JENfE Subscribers hnder the rTn nf WM. MCKEE x
4 co. are now opening an extensive and general as.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-05-12
Pedigree ofDigitalis.

DIGITALIs was got by the eele-
brated horse Hyatoga, which was got
by Col. RandOlph's noted horse old
Hya,oga, supposed to have lived near
80 years. Disitalis' dam was got by
the old imported horse Bonaparte (e-
minent on the turf hi. great gram
dam by Quicksilver, his s. 6. g. d. b,
Fiorazel tsupposed TO be one of the fl
nest horses in America) The sire aud
dam of Disitalis, together with their
family connection places them on an
eminence above nost other horses.
Gentlemen wishing to raise from this
promising horse, will do we'll to EN-
brace the earliest opportunity, as he
will! be permitted only to cover Sixty
Mares. Any gentleman sending II
good mare OK mares from a distance
can be furnished with pasture on mo-
derale terms, and the mares regularly
attended to, but will not be liable for
accidents, &c, &c.
JOSEPH SHENK, Groom.
JOSEPH EVANS.
". B. There are p certificates in
the possession of the groom, which
will be shewn 10 any person applying,
proving him to be the surest foai get
ter in Va. j. e,
April, 2i--6t.
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pnetieaI.
lFoR THE GAZETrE.I

Elegiac Sfanzas on the death of an vafec-
Honafe sister, addressed to her SURVIVING
partner.
Oh Death could Hot husbands prayers avail,
Could mol enuea,ies stay thy ruthless course
Could not the tears of inpocen,s prevail
Insstiate archer, hadst thou no remorse
Look down upon the sight-.thst pallid cheek
Excuse, kind muse, brothers. trickling tear)
Those looks expressive. beaming. tender. meek,
No longer with their wonted smile appear
The hand that mnister'd so oft 10 pain,
Which comfort gave to msny troubled heart,
Will never, here, alas relieve again
For thou, . Death hast hurl'd thy fatal dart,
Weep not, dear brother children friends
Religion bids you mitigate your grief:
She, Schom you mourn is best, as piH
dPPear,-
SACK is my humble, get my firm belief.
w. T.
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PUBLIC AUCTION.

AN ILL be sold at public auction,
w on Wednesday the 2sd inst. al
the subscribers residence, in the bo-
rough Of Winchester, Beds, Bedding,
and variety Of Household and Kitch-
en- Furniture.-There will also be Of
fered for sale, at The same time and
place, three undivided ientbs Of the
Lot and improvements lately occupied
by Charles Au!igk, deed "A credit
ofnine month. will be allowed on the
personal property, on all sums exeee-
ding FIVE dollars; the purchaser giving
bond and security:
DThose indebted to the subscriber
are requested 10 make immediate set
tIemeDi, Oiheryise suit will be indiscri-
minately inssstuted; and those to whom
n Is indebted will also present their
accounts for adjustment.
CORNELIUS GIBRC Ms.
May 5-tdss
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REFLECTIVE.
FROM THE MUSEUM.

FROM THE MUSEUM.
The solemn stiffness of the moonlight hoar,
Invites my steps to where the willows wave,
In faithful sadness DER the sacred spot
Where lie my blasted hopes in MAnr's grave
My heart is sad-but yet methinks feel
soothing SorTOsu thro' my bosom stealing :;
Which purified and free from earthly dross,
Is now holy and heavenly feeling.
And wherefore is it that this grief is dear,
And my heart hugs it as its only treasure!
lis that it flows in memory Of her
Whose memory is now its only pleasure
Oh those who blame me that still do mourn
aiy long lost hope, that prematurely perish'd.
Know not the deep unuttersble love fish'd.
That my fond bosom, (tho' in va;n) hath cher
They could not know-for true love is flower
That blossoms freely in the hearts enclosure,
But cannot meet the rude gaze of the world
1t is too delicate to bear exposure.
And tho"this flower hath Withered in my breast
There IS this Blessed consolation given,
That when this form sinks to eternal rest,)
It will revive and bloom again in Heaven.
EUGENIUS.
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land there is large proportion of ex-
cellent timber.
The last mentioned tracts will he
sold on a reasonable credit, the pur.
chase money to be paid in three iu-
staiments, the last iDsta!meDt to be
payable in not less thsn two years.
No eash will be required, unless
small sum to de!ray the eKpehse of the
trust. Bond and security will be re-
quired in all eases, aud deed of trust
on the premises to secure the purcha Sc
money, The sale will commence at
az o'clock. For further particulars
apply to the subscriber, in Winchester,
or, in his absence, to Gen. John
Smith or William Dawson.
A. G. SMITH, Trustee.
April 2f-tds
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1SA4<lJ1vo ~
LOTTERY g. EXCHANGE OFFICE

LOTTERY g. EXCHANGE OFFICE.
Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington city.
Letters by mail or otherwise address.
ed to 5. e. Nj. ALLEN, Washington
City, ordering Tickets in any Of the
Lotteries, or enquiring their fate, will
ne attended to with the same prompt
'ude as if personal application was
made. All letters by the mail must be
pot Paid. April IS.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-05-12
TRUST SALE.

VSO be sold at public sale, on the
3 cath day of May next at the
door of the griSt mill, now in the oc-
cupatioo of Thomas Rees, on Goods
mill run, q water Of Pa;tersoDs creek,
in the county Of Hampshire, TRACT
OF LAND containing
325 Acres,
more orless; on which said grist mill
stands, ttgether with the said grist mill
and the mill adjoining, and also
ANOTHER TRACT, adjoining the
first mentioned, containing as is sup
posed about % ACRES, The grist
mill is in complete order for executing
merchant work. and makes -four of
the best quality. This property is
valuable, and is to be sold by virtue of
a deed Of trust executed by Thomas
Clark, William Clark, Daniel Clark
and Hendricks CLARK to the subscriber,
TO secure the payment Of a sam Of
money due from them to James Gibson
and Joshua Grigg about twenty one
hundred dollars Of which with interest
is yet unpaid.
WILLIAM NAYLOR.
April 2ist--ids.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-05-12
PUBLIC SALE.

IA ILL be sold, at public auction,
w for ready money, two certain
TRACTS OF LAND, situate on the
"orih branch of Potomac, in the county
of Hampshire, nearly opposite to Old
Town, in Maryland, and adjoining the
lands OF Thomas Cresap and Others,
one of which tracts contains TWEEN.
TY ACRES and the other THREE
HUNDRED AND FORTY.TWO
ACRES. The said Lands were con-
veyed to the subscriber by q Deed of
Trust. executed by Jacob Lautz, so se-
cure the sum Of seven hundred and sc.
venty one dollars, with interest due to
John Boyd & Samuel Boyd, which said
Samuel is since deceased those lands
are DOW 70 be sold in execution Of said
trust, or SO much thereof as viii. be sre.
ficient to raise said sum of money ard
interest. The sale to be on FRIDAY the
fist day Of June next, at The dwelling
House of Thomas Cresap, near to said
land.
GEORGE M. LAUBINGER.
April IS.
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ending on The fst of
July following, in the county of Frede-
rick and will be let TO mares at the
moderate price Of Twelve Dollars the
season, which may he discharged with
EIGHT DOLLARS if paid before the
season expires Twenty Dollars TO en-.
sure mare with foal. parting with
the mare forfeits the insurance money
and in case of death the price of the
season will be required; Six Dollars
the single leap, which may be dischar.
ged with the payment OF So, if paid at
the time of service.
DIGITALIS will stand the ensuing
s,ason, commencing at Mr.. Vanhorn's
stable in the town Of Winchester, on
Mondays and Tuesdays; thence reno
we'd to Berryville, where he will stand
on Wednesdays and Thursdays; thence
removed to Capt. S. okinners' ferry,
where he will stand on Fridays aud
Saturdays; and SO on alternately until
the season expires. All public days in
the neighborhood, exceptedS
DlGITALIS
is a handsome dark sorrel mixed with
SOME white hairs, u star on his fore.
head, with an elegant haxen co!ored
maue and tail, his marks aud coIors,
together with his fine ey eounteDance
and presence, give at once a striking
likeness oi his proud aud noted Nara
ganset family, which are in The high
est repute either for the saddle or har.
ners.
DIGlTALIs was three years old on
the 10th of June, 1920, and now liz
high perfection, is hands ) inches
high, and has upwards of three inches
To grow; his form equal to any in Var.
ginia, with excellent strength and ac.
tivity, and moves III great style, and
most Of his family possess those elegant
gaits which so highly recommend this
noted family for the saddle; taking in
to consideration the good size, colour,
longevity, and durability of this stock
(calIed the Narraganset breed) it is
presumed will entitle him to stand on
much higher ground than horses of any
other family; AS horses OF this family
with faxen name and tail, and pacing
in great style are all the fashion, and
are selling for higher prices than any
other horses on the continent fer the
saddle or harness. Any gentleman
putting six mares by the season and
giving bond and security, shall have
nine months to pay he money, the
bond to be dated from the irst Of April
1921
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-05-12
Cheap Mechanism for Cash.

FNHE subscriber having received a
a supply of materials for the pur-
pose Of carrying on the
Boot 8 Shoe-making Business,
requests the attention Of those who
may chuse to favor him with their Gus.
tom, Boots Of the best quality will
be furnished, on the shortest notice, at
the moderate price Of Seven Dollars
Monroe Shoes, Three Dollars and
Seventy Cents Jefferson do. Two
Dollars aad Severity five Cents; and
all Other sr'icIes in proportion. The
Workmanship, BE. lie hopes will in-
dnce q generous public to call at the
shop Of he pabiick's humble servant,
GA Loudon street, near Mr. Vanhorn's
Tavern. TOMAS ABLY.
lEF".3u excellent assortment of
SHOE-.U.aEERS LASTS
alwnys kept fOt sale. Feb, ~,
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PUBLIC SALE.

KY virtue of II decree Of the SUPERB
AD or Court of Chnucery, holden at
Winchester, will be sold on Monday,
the 4th day Of June meet, being the
first day OF June Court, before The
front door Of the Court House Of Free
derrick County. at public auction, to
the highest bidder, a
Tract of Land,
situated on Red-Bud run, about three
miles from Winchester, containing
$40 Acres
and also ANOTHER TRACT, situ-
ate on both sides Of Red Bud, adJoin.
ing the aforesaid tract, containing
2t Acres.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-05-12
gs.Piease inquire for "LEEs ANTI.
BILIOUS Pills, With the signature of
NOAH RID(SEIV
JOHN SCOTT.
Lees Worm L.oZenges.

Ihe proprietor has now the pleasure Of
stating that the following case came undsr
MS immediate observation. His little daueh.
ter about years old, appeared very visbv
TO lose her flesh, no particular cause could be
given Tor her thus pining away, she was at
ieng'n tasen with levers, which, with other
symptoms led him to believe she had worms.
ne gave her dose OF Lees Lozerges, which
orougnt away incredible as it may appear;
thirteen inches in length, each ,hree-fourtbs
of an inch round
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-05-12
Lees Sovereign Ointment 70,
the ITCH

warranted tocure by one application. free
from IRON Mercury OF any rerncious Ingredient
inns vegetable remedy is so milo, YET .aico.
ciou', thatIt may be used with the utmost
safety on the most delicate pregnant lady, or
OF child of weak old.
Lees Ague and Fever Drops.
The proprietor is io possession of great
number OF cases Of cures, but for want of
room, can only give the following recent and
extraordinary one.
Ertract Of letter from DR.. James Raxos
kins.
Mr.. Noah Ridgely,
'Dear Friend have sold yisl Of vopr
Lees Ague and Fever Drops to gentleman
IN this place. which cured him in tao 6aus,.
,"Stea6enviHe, Ohio, AprH 6. 1902
Lees grand Restorative and
Nervous Cordial.
A most valuable medicine for great and
general debility, nervou; disorders, loss of an.
petite, &c. &c.
Lees Essence and Extracts of
Mustard-an infallible remedy for sprains,
bruises, Rheumatism. Dumbnes:, chilblains,
&c. &C.
.Nr. Noah Ridgely,
Silt is with great pleasure and sa,isfac.
ton onaI inform you Of the wonderful cure
performed on me by your truly excellen, Fs-
sence OF Mustard. have been so greatly af-
flIcted with rheumatic pains, as tc lose en-.
tTely The use of my right leg, thigh and hip,
indeed 1t extended to my shonder-By the
use OF the bottle l purchased of you, am
perfectly cured. Yon are at liberty TO pub.
lish this great cure Cor the benefit of those
persons suffering under this dreadful afllic,
ton. Yours with esteem.
THOMAS WOOTON,
1aoo miles on the Washington road.
Lees genuine Persian Lotion.
The Persian Lotion operates mildly, rem
dering the skin deiicately soft and smooth
improving the complexion.
Lees Indian Vegetable Spe-
ci6c, certain and effectua cure for the
veneraI and gononbes.
Lees Tooth Ache Drops,
which give immediate relief.
Lees Tooth Powder,
which ciean'es and beauties the teeth.
Lees Eye Water,
certain cure for sore eyes.
Lees Anodyne Elixir,
for the cure Of heod aches.
Lees Corn Plaster,
tor removing and destroying Corns.
.NThey are sold by
NOAH RIDGELY, Proprietor,
No 66, Hanover street, Baltimore
And ny hi, appointment, by
WILLIAM MILLER, Druggist,
Winchester.
VITO has just received fresh supply from
Baltimore.
a1Flease 20 observe that none can be
Lees Geonire Family Medicine without The
Signature Of ,he proprietor.
Noah Ridgely,
tlia,s Michael I.oeapd 90.
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r. ". Bull, deed.
Of Samuel Smith, Of
Baltimore, adjoining
the last mentioned
tract. containing 400
ACRES. On this