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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-31
THE PIRATES AT PENSACOLA.

Extract of letter from a gentleman ia
Pensacola to his friend in Richmond.
. My last informed you that the crew OF
the Carmen. captured on the coast OF Gu
ba by the sloop OF war Peacock and cut
ter Louisiana, had been brought in here
and committed by judge Breckenridge for
trial. The Spanish inhabitants immedi-
ateIy afterwards, raised a subscription tor
them and employed counsel, though it is
understood they have since received sm-
pie credits from New Orleans, and the
judge has admitted the chiefs OF them TO
bail. II seems they had no commission
to cruise. but bad complete wariike out
fit, more than twice the number of men
upon their roll, and carried the bloody
dag, worn by the pirates in those seas: |
lament to learn, that the Peacock has lost
during the cruise, so many of her officers
by the tever. Larua, the mayor, and 9TH
,ers of the principal Spanish inhabitants
are the BAIL"
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-31

Against ell sdch wrongs and injuries I pro.
test, and do hereby sole ny call upon
your excellency 70 aostail n'the adop;;
ton OF measures lraueht w The most evil
ssquences--dneasure oerclng spirit
OF retaliation and re-actl, The end and
issue of which may be co :eived. toreseen
and prevented by your r>eeilency. And
invite your excellency asa loverot the
character and honor d Spain, OF amity
and good faith so happily preserved De,
tween her and the republic, to anoul all
such restrictions as lead to a violation OF
the laws of nations--as Infringe the just
rights of citizens Of the United States
as deprive them OF the benefits OF peace
and tend to augment TO 40 alarming amount
the account which mus hereafter inevita-
bly be balanced between the two nations.
/ have the honor to &c.
ROBERT TR II SPENCE,
Senior noDdI officer Of ate United States IN
the Wess-Ladiss.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-31

from England; srhr. lndepsndencia, 10
do. 80; Ke,ch brig, 8 do. 50-Makiae
in the whole 1877 guns, and $50 men.
The Spanish squadron consists Of
Ligera frigate, a guns, 300 men ; Her
cues brig, 90 do. 40; Constitution schr
S do. 50--Making in the aggregate So
guns, and 490 men.
A Dutch convoy arrived at Curacao Oh
the 29th November, from Laguayra, bro't
intelligence OF the US. ship Cyance, capt
Spence, having arrived there in 3 days
from Curacao as also the arrival Of the
schr Endymion, in ! day from n. York
brig West indian, from Philadelphia, AND
schooner from Baltimore. Markets very
dull at Laguayra and no produce; hides
selling D3 25 each no cocoa or coffee to
be had, Curacao was we'll supplied witt
all kinds of American produce. Flour
nominaIly ii dolls.sper bbI.; currency ex'
change on the U. S. 90 per cent.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-31
MORE PIRACY!

l;xtract of letter received at Charleston, dat
ed Havana, Dec. IL.
''On the 18th inst. hauled the schoon-
err up to the Reglar to take in molaSssS;
took in "a hhds. good, and4on the nigh: OF
the 18th was boarded about O'Clock in
the evening by an armed boat with about
z people IN her; they stabbed the Nate 10
II different places, tied him, and after
stabbing the Cook IN Splaces, completes
lY stripped the schooner OF all our wearing
apparel, money, &c. the boat being away,
wal ing for me on board Of the sloop Ex-
press; when arrived along side Of my
schooner, abont three quarters past z o.
clock the boat had just left; the villains
called 10 me and told me that | was rob-
-bed--i found the mate andC in a
shocking condition. then Immediately
went on board OF an English frigate, lying
near, and stated the case to the Captain,
who treated me very politely, sent his SUR
eeOn to dress the wounds, and protected
me Tor the night On the same night the
Pirates attacked the scbr. capt. Green,
with about ten boats full OF men; their in
tention was to make a piratical vessel OF
her, but she was too well prepared with
fire arms. Several Of the Pirates were
killed, some taken prisoners, and Others
drowned, In fact it is by no means safe
10 be in this harbOr, unless one is we'll ar
med. The cook and mate are doing
well"
- rDL...koono- So..h An Ca0E RpJ6 rs
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-31

Seven OF the small scsooners purchased
by government, for the expedition against
the pirates. under the orders OF comnno
dore Porter, arrived here on Wednesday,
from Baltimore, and proceededap to the
Navy Yard. Ls6'
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-31
FURTHER EXTRACTS

From English papers, per the Packst ship
Columbia, capt. Rogers, arrived at New'Yo r4S'
will be found on our fourth page of this days
paper;-Which contain some very interesting
items relative to the Diplomatic intentions of
the Congress at KerOnG, respecting Spain,
Turkey, SC. &c.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-31

The sum of Two thousand Dollars
has been made up by the merchants OF
Boston for the benefit of the family of the
late lieut.. Allen, of the Eavy. We are
glad to see that the people OF the city OF
New York are about 10 follow the exam
pie literally set in the city OF Boston.
Mat lhtcltigenesr.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-31

*The schooner Sarah-Ann, Capt. -Budd, Of
Charleston.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-11-09
Marshai's Sale.

aDuRSU AN t, d.cree OF the
Il W'nehes'cr Cbapcery District
Court pronounced the 1stb day of A
pril 1922, in suit depending in said
Court between john Moore. Mary Pc
ters, and Isaac Peters, and Margaret
hi. wife, PlaiutiY'-,& Abraham Moore
jain Barrett and Elizabeth his wife,
and Peter Moore, Defendants, L shall
expose to sale, on the premises on the
I'd day Of November next, about BY
acres of land adjoining the lands of
John Hamilton, wheraon Wm Ham
i!tou lives) Sampson T"uch.tone, Ar
chibald MasilI and John H"overs heirs
which was assigned TO Elizabeth, the
widow of Peter Mooreas her dower.-
Terms of sale. A credieof IL months,
he purchaser giving bond and good
security
FRANCIS NJ. BECKWITH, u.
for JOHN PEYTON, N, w. CD.
sept. 2S--
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-11-09
TRUST SALE.

BY virtue ~ deed of Trust excu.
ted by George Gale, to the subscriber for
the security and decentralization of
Thomas Slane, against the payment of
sum OF money therein mentioned,
(Which Deed Is Of record in the Conn.
~ Count Of Hampshire,) shall offer
for sale before the door of the Court
House IN Romney, on the first day of
the next Superior Court to be for the
said CUunty-three Tracts Of land,
one tract contains 81 acres, one GO a.
cres, & he other SO acres, they lie un
the North fork OF Ca capehon river,
in said County, adjoiniug each other
and will be sold separately or together
as may be deemed most advisable-I
believe there ia on one of the Tracts a
dwelling house, barn, twenty or thir-
ty acres of cleared land and a good ap-
pie orchard.
If the proceeds Of the sale Of the a.
bove described Tracts of land should
not be sufficient to secure said SIane,
and discharge the costs growing out of
this Trist-I shall by virtue OF an
other Deed of Trust recorded in the
County Court Of Morgan, executed by
said Gale, for the purpose aforesaid
after for sale before the door of the
Court House in Bath, on the first day of
the November Court for Morgan Coun-
~, House and Lot, IL Bath, oeeupi.
I'd at present by James Cuxe, another
adjoining the property of Capt. Ro-
bert Chew. lot with a stable there.
on 10 the lower part of the Town, and
an out lot, number Of acres not
known) about half a mile from Bath
The property will be more particular
~ described on the day of sale and
such title made to the purchaser or
purchasers thereof, az is conveyed to
the subscriber by The Deeds of trust
aforesaid.
JOSEPH II, SHERRARD.
Sept % I'd. Trustee.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-11-09
DIR. ROBERTsON'S
VEGETABLE NERVOUS CORDIAL.
Or, Natures Grand Restorative.
Price FL 40 Cent?,

Is confidently recommended rs the most ef.
Hcacious medicine for the speedy reiiet and
cure of all nervous complaints attended with
inward weakness depression of the spirits
headache tremor faintness bysteric fits de,
bilty seminal weakness gletes and various
complaints resulting from secret Improperly
Of youth and dissipated habits residence in
warm climates the immoderate use of tea the
unskilful or excessive use Of mercury so often
destructive TO the human race diseases pecu-
liar TO females at a certain period of lie Flour.
Albus barrennes etc.
Under the denomination Of nervous disorders
are included several diseases Of the most dan
gerous kind and are 50 various that volume
would hardly suffice TO complete description
of them. 1t peryades with its baleful ipau-
ence the whole nervous system writing the
heart with inexpressibie anguish, and exciting
the most dresdful suggestions Of horror and
despair. To this demon have thousan ds fallen
sacrifice IN the direfui transports of IFS rage.
The most common symptoms OF its cUm-
mencement are weakness fatulence yalpi.a
lions watch ulness drowsiness after eating Il.
nudity fishes Of heat and cold nuubn,ss
'cramp gidd.ness pains in the head be-, < snd
oins hickup difficulty of respiration and De.
glu'ion anxiety dry cough etc
The vegetable Nervous rdial IS also q
great AB'lsoofbatic Ned;einC and q 81 IDa..'.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-11-09
POO Barrels of Corn.
THOMAS B. CAMPBELL.

MAKES this method of returning
a hia sincere thanks and acknowI-
Judgements TO he public, for the gen.
erous encouragement he has received
since IN business in this place and
hopes by strict attention to business
still to merit the patronage Of the Pub
lie.
He will now announce tn the citi-
zens Of Winchester and its vicinity
that he has just received from Phila.
deipdia a general and handsome as
saTtmeut cf
JEWELRY AND WATCHES,
which he is able to sell at reduced
prices-He still continues to uanuu.
facture SILVER .ork 10 all it's yari'
Gus branches, ALSO WATCHES Of a.
ny description carefully repaired on
the shortest notice and warranted to
perform
EngrnUins executed IN the nentest
manner, Nova
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-11-09
Two Hundred Acres.
Pulling aud DYING,

The Subserlbers esp, Gully inform
their f'Ieuds and the public in general
that the Falling Mill, which they have
accepted for some years past, well
known by the name Of the Widow Hol-
lingsworth's Pulling Mill, one mile
from Winchester, is now in operation,
and ready for the reception Of Raw
Cloth. They also inform the public that
they have employed an old experieuc-
ed workman to superintend The busi-
Hess, and give him an interest in it, hoe
ping i, may make him more assiduous
III giving general satisfaction to all
who may be pleased to favour them
with their eu.tnm.
II. 6; A HOLLlNGSWORTH.
Nov. 2-2t.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-11-09
TailOr's Shop Removed.

ENkEDERICK AULILK embraces
n this opportunity of presenting his
grateful Acknowledgements to his GUS
toners and the public for their liberal
patronage; and respectfully informs
them that he has removed his Shop TO
that handsome Brick Room adjoining
Messrs- Won Rioseu & Senseuey's
Store, where he is prepared to execute
werk on the shortest notice and in The
best and most fashionable style.
November 2.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-11-09
.>Aya SsASN J
Opequon Factory,

HE o"de s's ed very respectfully,
i inform his friends aud customers
of his Willingness to serve them by
manufacturing wool into any kind OF
cloth, or color in con.m mon nse.-The
prices Of work will be moderate. and
wool taken in payment if delivered
when orders for work are handed in
CnrdinS will also be done at cts, per
puucd for cash, or upon short credit
To pnnctual customers.
Muy 4. DANIEL AMIN.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-11-09
DR.. DYOTT'S
INF ALLlBLE TOOTH ACHE DROPS
ETfCe 0D CentS.
THE RESTORATIYE DENTIERIC.


THE RESTORATIVE DENTIERTCs
For cleansing, whitening and preserving tie
Teeth and Gums.
This valuable preparation possesses the
most salulary virtue in cleansing end bcaut..
flying the teeth in it's composition it -
perfectly free from acid or any other pernjcioUs
property liable to corro3e or in any way
iniure the teeth for which reason is attributed
the safety OF its u5C and the preference It has
obtained over other preparations in'eRded fuC
similar purposes 1t strengthens the gums
eradicates the scurvy sweeteus the brcssa
preserves the teeth from dccayiug and pre-. :
serves them from aching and the necessity
aying them drawn &c
Since the above invaluable medicines were
first discovered upwards Of ssven hU7dreJ
Mon7and PersOEe have experienced their haPpy
aud sslutary effects many of whom from tiis
owest stage Of their disorders.
Take notice that each and all of the above
genuine medicines are signed on The outsui
covers w'lh'the signature Of the sole propriili,
r. ~. DFOTE, III ID.
GA fresh supply of the above medlcio,s
just received and for sale by WILLIAM
MILLER Winchester where pamphlets con-
tanning certificates of cures. &c. may be hid
gratis H:'foifsf5 Jv'g ~. 1921
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-11-09
.nRlD 9roterp ann
Commission Store,
IN ALEXANDRIA,
John Won REISFN.

BEES leave to inform his friends
ard the Public that he has established
himself in the
GROCERY Il COMMISSION BUSINESS
IN ALEXA DRIA.
He will like wise receive flour g. eOuD-
try produce on storage and attend to
The selling Of The same-Having re-
sided upwards of twelve years in With
chester and lis vicinity, he hopes his
friends in that quarter, dealing in
Alexandria, will favor him with their
patronage, Ills connection with the
store Of voN R1EsEv g. sExsEEYE
remains as heretofore Nov 2st,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-11-09
T. ma. BECK WITH. ID. fnr
Trust Sale,

aDY virtue of DEED Of Trust, da.
GDted the 2sd day Of June, in the
year 1891, from Isaac Beall to the
subscriber. for securing The payment Of
the debt therein meDtioUed, due by the
said Isaac BeaIl to James English,
will be sold, on The 19ih day Of No
vember next, to the highest bidder, for
ready money,
Four Lots Of Ground,
in the Town Of krankfort, in the coun.
ty of Hampshire end state Of Virginia,
distinguished in the Plan Of said town
by the Numbers Of 4, ., 157 t. 158; on
the two FIRST OF which Lots are vaIua.
bic buildings, and the others have
comfortable improvements OF the same
description. Also, one undivided mole.
ty, or half OF a tract Or land, on Pain.
ters Run, near the said town Of Frank.
fort, containing
467 Acres,
which tract was conveyed on the 25tb
day of August, in the year 1913, by
Alexander King to Thomas BeaIl, of
Samuel, and the said Isaac Beall, as
will appear by reference to the Records
Of Hampshire County Court. All this
property will be sold before the door
Of the house 90 one Of the said Lots,
now occupied by the said Isaac Bes'l
The sale will commence at ~ o'clock,
and such conveyances given tn the
purchasers as by the said Deed Of
Trust am authorized to mike.
CHARLES MAGILL.
October 10.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-11-09
Trust sale.

Y virtue of deed Of trust execu-
q ! I'D to rhp subscriber by Thomas
Lewis beuriug dste the 2eth day OF Au-
gust, 1924 for the purpose Of secur.
ing be payment Of certain ,nm of
money Ihere mentioned, due 10 Georgs
Shat ard Daniel Carmichael, E1eeG-
tors of A,sxande, Brown, deed will
be sold before the Tavern door ofsaid
Lewis, npGr the premises, to The high
est bidder. for ready money, on the
30'b r. Novemher next, certain
tract or ?. reel IS land, containing
f2A "A G. II ES
in the ccpn,y ~ Kawp.hirr, immedi-
afeIy on the road leading from Win
chester TO Romney; upon which land
there is a Merchant Mill, in good
~ igbbgurhood ror cUstom, ard an ex.
eeIient Isrd f5r a Tavern, having
been ocrupicd as such for several
years. Such tile as is vested in ue
by said deed Of lrust will be made the
purchaser.
CHRISTOPHER HIESKFLL.
Trustee
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-11-09
Public Sale.

q N Fho ~ ;hc OH Of December
NEXT will be sold, 4, The late sesi-
aenc- of VIM. N Bu-~ell, deed. near
Wildwood, variety Of Household and
Attchea Furniture. the Farming Uten-
sis he stock Of Horses. Cattle, Sleep
& Hogs the' con. Ai.o quantity Of
CORN, &c. Nine months credit will
be given the purchase for al! sums
exceeding d,e dollar.: bond aud APP
proved security will be required for all
above that sum.
NATHANIEL BURWELL,
Nav. It'd. administrators.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-11-09
Public Sale,

THE subscribe viii sell, at his
plantation, adjoining the town of
Winchester, on Saturday the 9th of
November, if fair, il not, on the Mon.
day following, abaut
200 Barrels of Corn,
the ons half Of IT OF credit Of four
months; and the balance on a credit
of six nr nine mnnthx: for all sums o..
yer $50 notes with approved sndor-
sers will be required. The sale to
commence at ii o'clock.
Now. ISAAC BAKER.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-11-09

y WISH 20 hire n female servant
"a without ChiIdren) capable Of do
ing the necessary house work, and
who is a good seamstress. She must
De honest, sober, and industrious. A
servant answering the above descrip-
uou will be employed on good terms
by application TO the subscriber,
Nov @ JOHN HOPKINS, i
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-11-09
EQrthen10are, CAina s CHS
HuGH SMITH s Co.

HUGH ohITH . %.
"a AVE Received by the Ship Bns.
z 4 ton ond other arrivals their fall
supply Of goods, which enables them
to offer general aud very extensive
assortment in their line, They have
made such arrangements that they can
give every dispatch to any orders
with which they may be favored.
ALSO FOR SALE,
An Extensive assortment Of Stone
Ware and Pipes III Boxes
Alex nhri- e.. 2f-
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-11-09
Land for Sale.

Y virtue al deed Of trust sxeeu.
q Ited 10 The sub.eriber by William
Ashby, Jesse Ashby & Egastus Strong,
TO secnre the payman, of certain sums
Of money 10 David Morgan, l will sell
TO the highest bidder, for ready money.
ON the 9th day Of February neat,
eeTlaln
Tracts or Parcels of Land.
acjOl"Ins e"ch o.her, containing in
the whole
Q 36 A G. r f S.
as described IN said deed. The said
land Iiea in the county If Preston, in
thu state Of Virginia, on Cheat River.
opposite the Dunkard Baton; is land
OF the bfst quality, and the same on
which Jesse Ashby now resides. The
sale will be made on the premises.
"Thc above mentioned land was
soiG heretofore for FIVE thousand dol
lars
WILLIAM SIGLAR, Trustee.
November 2--IGs. Oct, 22
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-11-09
PUBLIC SALE.

K NDER authority IF a Deed of
a Trust from John Gordon TO the
subscriber, for the surpose of securing
debt due from said Gordon to George
Passmore, (now for the benefit of E.
noch Plummer) there will be offered
for sale, at public auction, on Moaday
the 25th inst. on The premises, all the
Interest which the said John Gordon
has IN certain tract of Land, on
which his mother, .yirs. Rachel Sor>
don, now lives; which interest ccnsisrs
iD ihe reveIsion after the death of Mrs.
G"Fd"n in The said land eontai ming &.
bout
Two Hundred Acres.
A more particular description Of the
land & the amount of the debt, can be
mad by application TO the subscriber
at any time before or On the day Of
sale.
Terms of sale-Cash.
A, S. TIDBALL,
Nov. 2-3t. Trustee.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-11-09

Suis P6peFe August ~.
Public Sale.
FsHE subscriber Offers for sale the
z farm on which he at presen. re-
sides. 1t is situated about miles from
the White Post, and about "a miles
from Winchester. This Farm con.
talDs
SIC Acres,
one third Of which Is forest land, the
balance, through which fine stream
IT water passes, is good Limestone
land in pretty good hear, and very im-
proveable-There is upon the Farm an
excellent new barn, small, but com
Portable, dwelling house, and other ne.
cessary out houses. The terms of sale
can be made known, by application to
the subscriber, who will shew the
land with pleasure to any person dis
posed to purchase; aud will be prompt
l5 attend TO any written communities
tion directed to him at wildwood.
JAMES HAY.
Oct IL.
John Arnold, Mary Arnold,
John " inder, Betsy " ind
Ell, James Casteman and
Nancy Castleman:
n AXE hOT., l. shat on the
q 18th of November next, between
the hours of sunrising aud sunsetting
of that day, at the Office of Master
Commissioner Woodrow, in the town
of ROmney, Hampshire county, Nirsi.
MIA, shall, by virtue Of a commission
for that purpose obtained, proceed TO
take the deposition of George Esk-
ridge; which deposition, when obtain.
ed, shat! offer as evidence in a sui
now depending in the High Court of
Chaucery for the Winchester District,
Virginia, wherein l, as The surviving
partner of abraham Usher g. Compa-
ny, am plaintiff, and you, Mary Ear
hart, Jacob Earhart, Jahu Earhart.
Philip Earhart, John Frederick, Ly-
dia Frederick, John Frederick. Junior.
and Susan Earhart, are defendants.
J. KELS0,
Surviving partner Of Abrah" m Yah
er q Company October IL
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-11-09
LIZ a E. PIN e.

NE5 + the undersigned, having heen
w requested to attend an exami.
nation Of Miss Eliza Il. Pine, Of Bar-
ryyiile, (which was conducted in our
presence this day upon the branches
OF 0rthography, English Grammar,
Geography, Chronology and the gene
raj principles Of Astronomy, do here
by certify that she has exhibited an
UNUSUAL prcmPlilude in answering The
questions proposed to her upon those
several topics; and, therefore, we take
pleasure IN recommending her 20 the
public as teacher in those several
branches Of education.-We were, al
so, furnished with some specimens of
her Writing, which prove her to be
well quo 'ified 10 teach that branch
Giuen uHder our hands this 18th of
October, ts22.
JOHN M. BLAKEMORE,
JOHN HOPKINS.
ROBERT PAGE,
GEORGE BLAKEMORE,
GEORGE II. NORRIS,
9. TAYLOR.
MISS ELIZA f.. PINE,
OF BERRYyTJIE,
NEJ AS under my preeeptorial care
w between four aud five years.
and do hereby certify she has such
knowledge Of OribograPhy, Read
ing, Penmanship, Arithmetic, Eng
lish Grammar, History, Chronology,
Geography, and the fundamental prin-
cipieG Of Astronomy, as will fully JUS
THY her undertaking to teach those
branches; and, from her uniform sta
biiity and assiduity tn business. have
no doubt to considerable advantage
WILLIAM VI. JON ES.
November
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-11-09
DIR. ROBERTSON'S
INFALLlBLE WORM DESTROYING
IOZENGES

A medicine universally esteemed for desrov.
ing every species of worms-prce so cents
Symptoms.-The common symptoms of the
worms are Paleness of the countenance at
other times flushing the face itching OF tie
nose and shout the seat staring and grinding,
OF the teeth in sleep swelling OF the upper lip
the appetite sometimes bad at other times
voracious iooseness disagreeable breath q
hard swelled belly great ihirsI the urine
frothy and sometimes of whiiish color
gripping or cholic pains an involuntary dis.
charge of saliva especially when asleep FIRE.
quent pains in the sides with 3 dry cough
and unequal pulse palpitations of the heart
swoonngs cold sweats palsy epileptic fits
&c.
Though numberless medicines are extolled
for expeli'ng and killing worms none are equal
in etiic .cy to DIR. Robertson's Yor1g DestroY-
ing Lore7lges: they are mild in their operation
and may be given the youngest infant With
safety.
CIRCASSiAN EYE WATER,
Price SO ccai1
A sovereign remedy for all disorders oftI..
eyes whether arising from cold Inflammation
weakness &c.