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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-12

Al the late extra session of the legislature
OF Tennessee, an act wa. passed to amend
the laws concerning marriages. No white
man 10 iotermarry w'.h sn-gro. muiatso, or
mrstee, Or any person Of mixed blood, bond
or free, tiil tire hird generation, under the
penalty It $500 M minister of the <, spell or
justice to mary such persoos, under the
penalty of $500; and the spid pretended
marriages so Celebrated shalt be null and
void II any white man shall live with ne
geo, &c. as man and wife, he .hal forfei,
500 duilar,. and shall Ie Indicted IN q cir
cult or County court. and punished at he dis
crstion OF me court no clerk shalt is. ne .uch
license under The penalty OF $500, ana he
subject TO be indicted and punished at The
discretion of the court.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-12

The National Gazette i. disposed to question
the accuracy of the verdict of the Coroner's
Inquest in the case of the Marquis of Lon.
donderTy, who recently died by his own hand
In Engisnd. The reasoning Of the Gazette
appears to us to be strong er az aipst the cred
1t generally due to such We rdicts, ,hap il is
gain't The verdict in the particular case be.
fore US. We copy the concluding remarks
of the Gazette for the sake of the moral thew
convey; Nat Int.
"Wlthout analysing the testimony fur.
Their, we will add that we can readily ina
gine motives connected with his ULord Loo.
donderrys) domestic and public life, which
may have lnstigaIed him to the resolution of
quitting the world at once-a resolution like.
ly to be strengthened by the effects of hts
ParliaDentary abors on hi. health and seir
its. The Uses OF the world may have become
10 him "stale, weary, and unprofi tabie'' he
may have wanted that strength Of mora!
character, the religious principle, which j,
alone adequate to support the mind & heart
under circumstances of peculiar difficulty.
apprehension, OF modification:
"Just Heaven, mans fortitude to
prove,
Permit. through life at large to rove
The tribes of hell barn woe:
Yet the same power that wisely
sends
Life'S iiercest lila, iuiulsent lends,
RELIGIONS golden shield TO break
the emhatied foe.''
"We caonot believe that the end of the
Marquis OF Londonderry would have been
such az it was had he been a man of ni,us
conscience-o of relis ious nerve-had he suffi
cien.iy cultivated E'the dread of something
after DEATH Aud, with regard to Coro.
neF's lnque-ts, very litfle reliance has been
placed upon them al any time in Eng land
Wines the following sentences of the dia.
logue between the Grave digger. ia Hamlet,
who we're discussing the Case C. lady that
had drowned herself;
" I'd Clown. Will you ha' the truth
outP If this had not been a gentlewo-
man, she should have been buried out
1T Christian burial.
Asa Clown. Why. there thou say's,.
and the more pity that great folks
should haze countenancp in this worid
TO drolcn or hang themselves, more
than your even Christian"
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-12
Id . NJ E S I'll G..

East F2orida.-A letter from St. Angus
tire, published in the National Advocate,
neouons that the judge of Ess, Florida, who
is required by the act of Congress, under
which he received his appointment, to take
the oath of office before ,be governor, on ar
irving at ST. Augustine, aud not finding he
governor here, or likely soon to be there. re
turned 20 Connecticut , where h. is wait
ing un,iI he shall hear of the arrival of the
governor in the ea,tetn province. A Jour
oey from he capital of East Florida 20 Pen
sacoia, 1t is stated, is more 1ifficul and te
dious than voyage across The the Atlantic.
The distance by and, by any practicable
Touis, is about $50 miles, and it takes the
mail SO days TO pas. from one place to the
other.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-12
Extract of a letter to gentleman in Phila,
delphia, from friend an the borders of
Span, dated lih july.

Extract of a letter to a gentleman in Phi!s,
deiphia, from friend an the borders of
Span, dated lth July.
Communicated for tie National Ga.eYe,
The new system in Spain pros
sressess lowIy, and badly, and the
country IS in state Of what NAV be-
called petty rebellion these petty in
Surrections iheaded principally hy
Priests) extend throughout every prov.
Inee IT Barcelona, and Tarrasops,
and it reqnires all the vigilance and
force ct the regular troops and loeaR
militia TO keep the indictments under.
Much blood has been shed in that pro-,
vinea lately, say 1000 men within The
last month, and the servile parliea
are nat dim inished. The kings
guards at Madrid have also rebeIIed.
say eOoo Of them, hut have been de-
feated, and disarmed by The local mi.
litia they are not prisoners. but nm
der surveillance in their quarters.
The regiment Of Carobineers (Cayalry.
and best in Spain have alsn rebelIed
and as yet have made head against
those opposed to them they are now
near Cnrdova.
Cadiz is unquiet. andth there are seye-
raj parties of maicontents in AndaI-
usia' also Mureia, Valencia. Arraeon.
and both The Castiles-in word. in
all parts of the kingdom: hut. not.
wi'hstanding, il is not believed that
the new constitution will be put dowuo
or the old system be revived. There
Is great danger that the king will meet
violent fate; he is greatly despised -
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-12

instability ofhumdn aGairs.-On the Sd
OF August, Lord Londonderry gave a magni.
ncent entertainments at lis seat IN the country.
Inc same paper which describes the feast, an
nounced, on the l3ih of tia same month, tina,
MS L'Idship had the day before committed
suicide by cutting his throat.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-26
IRUSI SALE.

BY virtue OF deed Of Trust excu.
ted by George Gale, to the subscriber for
the security and decentralization of
Thomas S'ane, against the payment of
a sum o. money therein mentioned,
(Which Deed is Of record in the Conn.
~ Count OF Hampshire,) shall offer
fer sale before the door of the Court
House in Eomney, on the first day of
the next Superior Court to be for the
said Cuun,y-Fhrec Tracts of land,
one tract contains OF acres, one 60 ~
eres, Il the other So acres, they lie ON
the North fork of Ca -capehon river,
in said County, adjoining each other
and will be sold separately or together
as may be deemed most advisable-I
believe there is on one of the Tracts a
dwelling house, barn, twenty or thir-
ty acres Of cleared land and good ap-
pie orchard.
If the proceeds OF the sale of the a.
hove described Tracts of land shouId
not be sufficient to secure said Slane,
and discharge the costs growing out of
this Trust-I shall by virtue of au-
other Deed of Trust recorded in the
County Court of Morgan, executed by
said Gale, for the purpose aforesaid
offer for sale before the door of the
Court House in Bath, on the fret day OF
The November Court for Morgan Coun-
", House and Lot, in Bath, oceupis
ed at present b. james Cuae, another
adjoining the property Of Capt. Ro-
bert Chew, lot with stable there
on in the lower part Of the Town, aud
an out lot, number Of acres not
known) about half mile from Bath
The property WILDE more particular
~ described on the day of sale and
such title made to the purchaser or
purchasers thereof. as is conveyed to
the subscriber by the Deeds of trust
aforesaid.
JOSEPH Fl. SHERRARD.
Sept % IDS TRUSTEE.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-26
PUBLIC SALE.

UNDER Authority of deed Of
Trus' from Jacob Wolfe, Isaac Wolfe
aod Eiizabeth Wolfe, to the subscribe
far the benefit cf Robert Gray. g. +
Washington 6. SinS'eton, Il c.,
there will be oFereh for sale on the
market house square in Winchester.
on the Isl day Of November court next,
4 Wagon, 4 horses, & gears, parcel
of sheep 6 a quantity of household
furnitntes On NIL sums exceeding i9e
dollars credit of six months will be
given. The sale will take place a.
boui 12 O'Clock.
Oct. 12 a. S. TTDRALL. Trustee
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-26
Trust Sale.

E1 Y virtue OF a Deed of Trust exeeu.
Il DSted by Edward Turner tn secure
debt due 10 John Morgan, shall of
fer for sale, on the premises, on the
20 h inst. lot of land in the Manor
sof Leeds; having Oh il Water Grist
Mill AND Distiiiery--also two stills
one half Patent, the other plain 80
Beer Tubs-a Road Waggon-5 Hor-
ses and GeeTs-2O Head Of Hogs, 90
head Of Sheep 10 head Of Cattle
viz. Mileh Cows-Steers and year
lings-Such title as said Trust vests in
M, as; Trustee, shall be made the par
chaser.
BALLS DAVIS.
Vet 8: Trustee.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-26
Earthen10are, Chin0 e Ga IS
HILL 6 DALE.

STILL desire to sell this FARM,
N one of 'he most productive in the
Valley, ehoundiu6 with an abundance
oF wood and water, end entirety en-
cl0sed with substantial Fences. and in
The best order for farming. Persons
disposed to purchase will apply to me
by letter or otherwise, ard the terms
sad payments viii be promptly digclo.
sed. 1t will be dieiIed 10 suit pur.
ehasers. JOHN HOPKINS.
Jn'y ZS-3m.
n. y. The habit which has been
formerly permitted, bul recently forbid.
Of persons making a public road
through my enclosures, will no longer,
on any consideration, be submitted 10:
end all persons offending in ibis re-
sPcci viii, after this notice, be Prose
Gated according 70 lew. ,. T..
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-26

FBHA kE NOTICE, that an the 18Th
& day of November next, between
the hours of in the forenoon, anL.a-
IN the afternoon, os that day, q, the
Tavern Of john Jacobs, in the town Of
Front R"yal, in the county &c FEEDER
ir&, and State Virginia, l SHALL pro-
eeed to take The dcpasili"us Of Samuel
bopeweil and others, which il .is my
lAtentlon to offer AS evidence in two
suits depending in ,he Superior Court
Of Ih1neery, holden ut Winchester, in
one vi which you are complainant, and
ryseif and Others defendants, aud in
the other myself and oihera are COM
PIainants, and yen are defendant.
REUBEN MOORE.
Oat. To- at.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-26
DR.. RUBENTSON'S
NERVOUS CORDIAL
Or, Natures Grand Restorative.
Price 81 50 CSnts.


Is confidently recommended as the most f.
tcacious medicine for The speedy relief aud
csre OF all nervous complaints attended with
inward weakness depression of The spirits
head ache trernor faiu;ness hgsteric h!s de,
bility seminal weakness gIetcs and yarionr
complaints resulting from secret improperly
OF youth ADD diss'patRJl habits residence in
warm climates The immcderatc use of tea the
uDskllful or eXecssifc use Of mercury so often
destructive TO the bumsn race disesscs pecu,
liar to females At u certain period Vi lite Fleur.
Albus bsrrennes ETC.
Under the denomination of nervous disorders
are included several diseases Of the must dan
gerous kind and ere 20 various that volume
would hardy suffice to cor. ?etc description
OF them. 1t rcrVsdes With lis balcfll Infu-
ence the whole nervous system yritflng The.
heart with ioexpressible anguish, aud exciting
tie most di;Sdiul suggestions OF horror SID
despair. TO this demon have thousands friien
socr!tice IN the direfUl TRANSPORTS of,t rage.
yhe most coTJmon symptoms si IFS cons
nencenent are weakness gstulence aaip;ta-
lions wstchiulrsOs droW siness after eating Il.
B:dty flashes of heat AID cold n,rninvss
ofarp Ridd.uess pains in Tie head bst md
oins hickup difficulty Of respirs ton snd, de-
.glu!ion anxiety dry cough eis.
The vegetsble Nervous cordisl is also .
greet Ar sccpfg'c Medicine ard is IS niiri,g
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-26
Removal.
OHt, Z q 1T.

HSHE subscribers respcc,fulIy in
"a form their friends and ,he nublic,
hat they have removed their shop to
The frame building adjoining Won RE
son & Sensrrey's Store, and nearly OPP
posiie the Hotel, where they will con
tiuue he business Of
Saddle and FAIRNESS Making.
in all lhtir branches, & execute orders
with .nestne.s and dispatch.
They also inform the public that
they have purchased of ,hs pa,eulee
The light f n'elsins ard vending.
Morris Patent Spring Saddles.
in thr Counties Of Frederick, Cu.psp n
per, Fsaqaies~ London, Berkeley, Nor
gan and Hampshire-the great advaut-
sge watch ihsse saddle, possess, in Civ.
i"g ease and safety to the rider, & Sc
curing the horses back from injury,
entities then, to decided preference
to any saddle in use.
The subscribers will keep IN hand
a constant supply, and respeetfullr in.
Tite their friends and customers TO
call and exa1ide for themselves.
GROVE & CAMPBELL,
0otota- "a
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-26
NIarshai:s Sale.

EiarShai;S Sale.
GSURSU MT 10 decree of Tie
n Winchester Chaneery District
Court pronounced the 10Th day Of A
p'h 1922, ia snit depending in said
Court between Inhn Moore, Mary Pc.
teSs, and Isaac Peters, and Marsare,
his wife, p!ainiiti,s.S> Abraham Moore
John Barrett and izabeth his wife,
aud Peter Moor PENDANTS, 1 shall
cxpose To sale, onThe premises on the
Cd day nj November next, abant 81
acres OF land adjoining the lands OF
John Hamilton, wherein WIN. Hum
iston lives) Sampson T.ueh,toue, Ar
chibald MaailI and John Hooves heirs
which was assigned to Elizabeth, the
widow Of Peter MooIe as her dower.-
Terms OF sale, a ee of IL months,
the purchaser giving ebond and good
security.
FRANCIS NJ. BECKWITH, ID.
for JOHN PEYTON, NJ, W. ID.
sept. o.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-26

RESPECTFULLY announces to
his friends aud the pubic generally,
that he has removed from Paddy Town
TO Eomney,. and has taken possession
of the
TAVERN ESTABLISHMENT,
for many years occupied by the late
Mni. Adam Heiskell. 1t shall be his
ohject( and he trusts that his practice.
heretofore, furnishes, in some measure.
guarantee Of his further inteniiors)
to keep House inferior 10 none in
the Westerd Country. No exertinhs
shall, however, he spared to render
every comfort and accommodation to
those who shall be disposed to patron
ize him.--The best of liquors shall BE-
kept. and every attention pad tn he
Stables, and he trusts that his exer-
tionS will en,i,le him TO a share Of the
public patronage.
Rpnney. Oct 40 fs2e-
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-26
Tract of Land

containing about $50 ACRES, lying a.
bon; four miles from Winchester. The
sum for which, as land will be sold is
sSfne' "fiere ab5W eight hundred dol
lars: the precise amount, with Particu-
lar description Of the land can be had
by application to MIR Mcclure.
JOHN MACKY.
Trustee.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-26
Public Sale.

RS virtue OF Deed ofTrust from
EB the late S:si.mund Slribling, 10 the
subscriber rs trustee for Edward Me-
CURE, there will be offered for salr, at
Public Auction for ready money on The
premises, on Friday the tst day of No
vember next, n
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-26

l will offer the above land for sale on
the day above mentioned under author
lily Ut Decd Of Trust for the nse of
Alfred Fl. Powell esq. to satisfy interest
due under the said Deed: by app!ica-
ton TO Mr.. Pawell the amonnt of in
terest can be ascertained.
AS. TIDBALL.
Trustee for A. II. Po,ceii.
Oct, o,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-26
Marshal's Sale.

EHURSUANT to a decree of the
n Winchester ChaRssIy Court pro-
9sspceg Se lash d. Amril.l8aa,
i;Ntsssf Between tlNFMutual Assur-
ance Society against fire. on buildings
ofthc StatG,Qf Virginia, Plaintiffs, and
Rebecca Henry administrators, and
VIM. VantIeter aJagspf Banicl Hen
ry decd. anu tile Rebecca Hen
~, widow. ard Bi 1ampson Hen
~, VIVA. Henry, and Elizabeth Hem
ry, heirs af said daniel Henry deed.
Defendants, shalleXposc TO sale, on
the Est day of Nov. next, a House
" Kitchen with the ground on which
they stand, situate in the Town of
Front Royal, betweenrthe lands of
Thomas Buck on the South, Solomon
Vanmeter, East, and Henry Trout
north. more particularly described in
the proceedings of said suit subject
however to the right of Dover of the
said Rebecca Henry-Thc sale will
be made on the premises for Cash.
FRANCIS NJ. BECKWITU, ID.
for JOHN PEYTON, NJ. w. c. D.
Sept. %.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-26
PUBLIC SALE.

MYlLl. be soid at The late residence
w OF Samue! Mccormick deceased
~ Monday the 2S,h inst. Horses, Cows
Farming Utensils. Wheat. Rye, Hay.
tbs stock OF Leather IL tho Tan. vnrd,
aud other articles. For all suns above
live dollars credit Of ts;ne mou,h4 will
be given, the purchaser giving bnnd
nnd good secnriiy: for al! sums Of five
d"iiars and under cash ralst be paid.
L he safe Ia Commence n, 10 o'clock.
DAWSON MCCORMICK,
Executor.
Frederick Comfy. Oct 9, fsa2.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-26
New Store.

] the sab criher beSs leave &c re-
1tlrn his grateful Acknowledgements 10
the public, Dul particularly those who
patronized him While in partnership
with Mr.. Robert Gray. lie now has
the pleasure Of Offering them an entire
new stock nf Goods which have been
se!reiea with great care, and shalt be
sold as low, far cash, nr. on short
credit, 10 puactuat customers, as any
goods 10 Virginia, or elsewhere. He
has taken the hnuse two doors south
of the Valley Bank, aud nearly oppo-
site TO Me.srs. Lane s. Brome's Store,
where the public are respectfully SO
Iicited TO call
w. G. SINGLETON.
October io-if.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-26
John Arnold, Mary Arnold,
John Winder, Betsy Wind
CT, James Castleman and

Nancy Castlelnan:
NSAKB NOTICE, That on The
q 18th Of November next, between
the hours Of snnrisiDg and suuscttins
OF That day, at the Office Of Master
Commissioner Woodrow, in The town
Of Romney, Hampshire COUNTY, Eirgi.
MIA, shah, by virtue Of a commission
for that purpose obtained, proceed 10
take The deposili0n Of George Esk-
ridges which! deposition, when obtain
ed, J shall offer as evidence in sui,
NOW depending in tie High Court Of
ChaDeeTy for tie Winchester District,
Virginia, wherein /, az the Surviving
partner OF Abraham Usher e. Comya2
ny, an PlnintifE, and you, Mary Bar
bart, Jacob Esrhart, john Earhagt.
Philip Earbert, John Frederick, Ivy
dia Frederick, John Frederick. innior,
aud Susan Earhari, are defendants.
J, KELSO.
Surviving partner Of Abtgh, NJ U>h.
.eF- g company. October II.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-26
Trust Sale.

HGY virtue of Deed Of Trust, da-
QDted the 2Sd day of June, in the
year 1871, from I.aac Beall to the
subscriber. for securing ihe payment Of
the debt therein NeR'ioned, due by the
said isaac Bealf TO James Epglish,
will be sold. on the f9'h day of No
yember mex, to the highest bidder, for
ready money,
Four Lots Of Ground,
in the rown Of frank 81, in III coun.
ty OF Hampshire sad state Of Virginia,
distinguished in the Plaza of said town
by the numbers Of 4. 8, f57 K i5s; on
the two first OF which Lots are .va!ua-
bic buildings, and The Others have
comfortable improvements Of The same
description. Also, one undivided male.
ty, or half OF trac; al iaod, IN pein
ters Run, near the sBi1 town Of Frank
fort, containing
467 Acres,
which trect WAS conveyed on tie a5th
day Of Aususf, in The year 1913. by
Alexander King to Thomas Beall, OF
Samuel, and The said Isaac BealI, as
wiz appear by reference to the Records
of Hampshire County Court, Ali this
property viii he soId before the door
Of the house on SiSne Ce ne said Lots,
now occupied by the said Isaac Beali
The sale will commence at IL o'clock,
AM such consequences givea to The
purchasers az by The said Deed Of
Trust ! am authorized TO max.
CHARLES MAGILL.
October 80
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-26
5I6 Acres.

onesthisJ Of which is forest land, the
os'ence, through which fine stream
# water passes, is good Limestone
iand in pretty good heart and very i'm
Proveable-1>bere is upon The Farm an
excellent new barn, a small. but com.
Portable, dwelling house, and other me-
cessaTy onf houses. The terms Of sale
can be made known, by application to
the subscriber, who vii! shew The
land with pleasure to any person dis
posed to purchase; and Will be prompt
y attend TO any written cnmmunica-
ton directed TO him at wildwood.
JAMES HAY.
Oct AZ.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-26
SAMUEL BRYARLY,
LEWIS HOFF.
Notice.
October 5.

THTHE OVERS EERS ofthe Pour s.
2 he Parish oftFredericf and Cor
porafion of Winchester, are hereby no.
tIilgd tn t an adjourned meeting of Ike
sai3 orerseers viii! be : held at ,ha
Po0r-house. on Thursday The IN day
oj .NocPmbPT next at III O'Clock, A M
for the purpose of settling with fhe
Collector. and Transferring such other
business as may come before The board.
Oct . LEMUNL PEfG { cLRBK.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-26
8ee s;.afs

4 " I'll CANT GIG 81 HARNESS.
~ 10, tr,u,s apply to the EDITOR OF
rs psEeFs August III.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-26
Public Sale.

q He subscriber offers for sale the
= arm on which he at present re-
sides, II is situated about miles from,
the White Post. and about IL miles
from Winchester. This FARM con-
talns
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-26
MI. Peter Rust,
Octobar 10

t'2i' Sl~Sk AtuCti
TAKE MTICE, that on the 10Th
day Of Novemhd& next, between tHS
hours OF 10 IN che forenoon end o.
clock IN the afternoon at The office of
i.rmuei Bent, Comnrrssionar of the
Winchester Giancasy District Coust,
(Which Office is 10 mfe Corpn asion AZ
Winchester, in the County of FrAb+~
lex and Commonwealth of Virginial
Ne hall as, Executors orr ebert Dun.
hhr, deed. by virtue Of a Commission
fer thit purpose, take the depositions
sef Oliver FunsteD, David CarIiIe.
h"'oas BriaFly and David CastIeniso.
snh'ch Dispositions wiil be rtferef.a
evidence al the trial o} suit now Re.
pending ia the Said Chaucery Court.
wherein you are Plaintiff, ard we. IN
the character aforesaid are Defend
ants.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-26

Price one dollar and fifty cents.
Which has proved by thousands who have
experienced its beneficial effects TO BIZ the
most valuable medicine ever offered to the pub.
lie for the cure Of coughs colds consumption
the wbooping cough asthma pain in the breast
cramP and wind in the stomach headache
loss OF appetite indigestion etc.
For the Dysentary or Lax Cholera Morbus
severe gripings and other diseases Of The bow
els and the summer complaint in children it
has proved n certain remedy and restored 20
perfect health from the greatest debility.
Persons afflicted with Pulmonary complaints
or disorder Of the Breast and Lungs even in
the most advanced state will find immediate
reiiei. Common Coughs and Colds which are
m genera! occayioned by obstructed perspirs-
ton will be found to yield to its benign inlld-
ence III few hours.
In Ashmatic or C0nsumptiye complaints
aoarssness Wheezings Shortness OF Breath
and tie Hopping Cough ii will give immediate
relief
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-26


This valuable preparation possesses the
most salG,sfy virtue in cleansing and beaui;-
tying the teeth in its competition !, is
perfectly free from scid or any u,her peruiciors
Proreiiy Liable to corrode or in any wa1
inJure The teeth tor wbch ressnn is attributed
he 6sie;y OF Ns use and The preference il has
obtained over other preparations intended tor
similar purposes II strengthens he gums
ersdlcstes Tie scur,y sweetens The breath
preserves ibe teeth from decayirg and pre-
serves them from aching aeG Sic uccessiiy .
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first discovered upwsfds u ac7~. 6ggIrei
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and saiulsry effects many Ct vhom IRON liss
owes' st>ge of her GisoitTrs.
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genuine rms''c'rt-s sre y'gned,on tie om,i,d
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