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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-18
New YORK, July Is.
boNEK Al OBSRQUIES TO THE MEMO

,r~---,r, WV 4 DIRK, July 10.
Ky OF JEFFERSON AND ADAMS.
Yesterday was the day set apart by the munich
pal authorities ct our city for the ceebI alton of the
IuheTai ooseTuies TO the memory of Jefferson and
Adams, and Notwithstanding the recent Jubilee and
peculiar character OF a busy commercial cjty. we
could observe IN every direction those uniformed
demonstrations OF regret which such melancholy
occasion risbfully called forth. By order of Gen.
Spicef Inc american flag was elevated half mast
high from the Battery at SUNRISE and flo,ted in The
breeze until sunset. The stiffness and purtv NJ
the morning atmosphere appeared to corre,ponJ
WIN the solemniiy OF that days preparations -
hen the hour oil eight approached the church bells
oil 81 Paul, Trinity, and other places sent forth
doletul sounds Until o'clock they eontinusd
to awaken the sad sentiments in the hearts ard r.,
perform the office of stirring up the feelings Of
patriotism.
a little after nine o'clock a number of ei,izens
began TO collect in the Park for the purpose nf
Witnessing the procession, set out TO church. and
the military commenced their march 10 The Battery
The national standard streamed in the breeze from,
the CITY Hal, as well as from old Tsmmanv. the
Museums and several other public places in the
n9gh5ourhood. The entrances TO the Hail co..
crowded with pedestrians, each one more anxiors
'h'n another 10 see the magistrates Of our CITY, the
venerable Cincinnati, the military, Sc. set out on
the m'urniu occasion.
Agreeable 10 an order Of Mai. Gen. Morton.
regiment Of artillery, under the command o( c..
9picer, paraded before the City Hall about . n -
CLOCK they were accoutred in the usual bsdgss
Of mourning. Grape was fixed on their arms. ,b.,
swords reversed, the standards decorated also
with Grape, and The band exhibiting the same ions
Of mourning. About the hour OF o tbey v,beersi 81
10 the right passed agan in front OF the Hall and
marched out at The western gate Of the Park 10 the
solemn sounds oil military music. a this time
veiy considerable number Of people had collected
IN the Park end vicinity; he yindo,ye IS 49,
neshbouring houses were fuli, and Causiciss static
OF washington gave fine effect to the scene. q n.
pearng as II Uere 10 rise proudly up over The sur
rounding multitude. Ehe regiment then marched
down broadway TO tie Battery, where they were
mrayed N Tiae, sI.d ffed CT At suggestive ipie,v,i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-18

By DIR. ii. Wellfoid. The hero of days, we
can never forge, the champion of freedom: toast
Lafayette
BY Thomas r. Barnes, Esq. The State of
Virginia
by d. Bennehsn, Esq. The Sunbeams of Ii
berry, may their radiance dispel the clouds OF des-
potisp.
BY Edwin Waller, Esq. William II. Crawford,
ihe honest politician, the viruous citizen, and able
statesman dared not suggest her aid to gel
him in Office.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-14

sortnents thereof as may be necessary 70, HE p,,
serpafion Of such goods, or in order 10 The so shin
ment, or legal disposal of the same" The law
also contains table Of goods, the importation
Of which is, restricted or prohibited from 70.
reign countries: the number is few, and consists
principally OF such articles as NAV be adyan.
tageously imported from Great Britain.
Your memorialists particularly entreat the
attention of your Honorable Body to the promj.
nent points embraced by this law.
!. 1t declares that Kingston, port peculi.
ariy convenient for the Spanish trade. shall be
4 free warehousing port.
2. hat all goods which may be legally i'm.
ported, may be Darehoused free of dutv.
8. hat all such goods may be exported at
any time within two years, after being yare.
housed, Tree OF expense, excepting rent; and the
collector and Controller are authorized to al.
low further time if they shall see fit.
a. And to make up assortments suitable for
market, 1t allows packages to be separated
and goods to be sorted and put into other pack.
ages.
Ihe facilities " hich these regulations will
give to the British commerce with the Span.
lsh ports are so great, that the effect cannot
but be injurious to The commerce which we
have prosecuted with them, unless they ara
met at The outset by regulations OH our par,
which will give further facilities to the exnor,
trade Of the U. States.
In order to preserve unmpaired SO important
branch OF our foreign commerce, and one So
intimately connected with the grand interests of
the nation, your memorialists are of opinion
that several alterations ought to be made in the
laws regulating imports and exports, and which
they believe WILL ifadopted, give facilities to the
exporters from this country, equal to those
with which by the new regulations OF the Brit
lsh government are given to the subjects who
export from free Warehousing ports; and enable
our citizens in future 10 compete on equal terms
in trade which they have heretofore enioyed
with SO much benefit 10 their country and them
selves.
The alterations which your memorialists re-
specially recommend are the following:
lst. That the benefit of drawback be extend
ed to t,c0 gears:
That only one per cent Of the duties on goods
exported be retained.
3d. That debentures be issued where the du-
ty on goods exported is twenty dollars and up
ards.
4th. That the importation Of spirituous IL
quors be permitted in casks of the capacity Of
of not less than fifteen gallons.
5th. That spurious liquors, imported in such
casks as the law authorises; and deposited in
the public stores, may be drawn into smaller
vessels, and exported with the benefit of draw
back, under such regulations as may be deemed
safe to the revenue.
And your Memorialists as in duty bound will
ever pray.
By order Of the New York Chamber Of Com
merce.
NeW York, Feb 2. 1926
Attest: w. BAYARD, President.
JNO PINTARD Secretary
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butter.
Sc VI KEEH s. Go.

(CURRIERS,)
Opposite TO Brovn's HOTEL Penn. .arenue, Washington
City,
ITAyE lust received from Baltimore, and offer for
l sale, fifteen dozen CALF SKINS, Of superior
quality ALso-A general assortment OF Wax upper,
Grain and Bnff'd Horse LEATHER; SKIRITNG, and
Snan;sh and slaughter SOLE LEATHER.
Country Dealers and others. will find to their adj
vantage to examine the assortment on hand which 49,
in every respect complete teb 1T
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For MatanZas.
70 Rent.
Quarter Masters Office,

Fort Washington, Fsb l3th, 1925.
CEALED proposals will be received at this office, ulf-
Ot the 10th Of March next for,
$50 Cords Of Merchantable OK WOOD,
to be delivered the hill at this post Is cords on the
ls Of April so cords the lst of May, and the balance
ON or before the 10th of November next Security to
the amount of $500 will be required for the faithful per
formance of the contract. THOMAS CIIlLDS,
Lieut. and Quarter Master.
feb Is tMl0
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Goblet says that all the late evils in the mo-
new market would have been avoided had he
been elected to Parliament
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-14

The Hanging Gardens Of Limerick, Ireland,
are great curiosity. An acre OF ground Is
covered with arches Of various heights, the
highest 40 feet, and the lowest Is; over these
arches is placed layer of earth of 5 feet thick
ness; and planted with choice fruit trees and
flowers The arches are employed as cellars
for spirituous liquors, and will hold nearly 200
hogsheads. The work was commenced in 1903,
and was completed in about or years. The
expense Of the whole undertaking was nearly
l5,oooL London paper.
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Extract of Letter Feb z 1926, from Thomas JET
ferson, to member of the General Assembly OF
Virginia
81 have been very much mortified by the
publication in the Enquirer Of the 4th, OF two
letters from some person, called an American
citizen, who seems to have visited Mr.. Madison
and myself and has undertaken to state private
conversations with us In one Of these he
makes me declare that had Intentionally pro-
ceeded in course Of dupery OF our Legislature,
teazing them, as he makes me say for 6 or z
sessions for suCct ssive aids to the University,
and asking part only at time, and inten
,ionally concealing the ultimate cost, and gives
an inexact statement OF story OF Obrlen
Now our annual Reports will shew that we con-
s,anty gave full and candid accounts OF the
money expended, and statements OF what might
still be wanting founded on the Proctor's es'
inmates. Norman ever heard me speak OF the
grants of the legislature but with acknow ledg-
mcnts of their liberality, which | have always
declared had gone far beyond what ! could
have expected in the beginning. Yet the islter
writer has given 10 my expressions an aspect
disrespectfu of the legislature, and calculated
to give them offence, which do absolutely DIS
ayow The writer is called an American Cit
izen. 1t is evident, it he be so, that he is an
adopted one only, who after calling on US III
his travels through the country as stranger
may have obtained naturalization and settled IN
Philadelphia, where he is enjoying the society
of the Bonaparles, SC. The familiar style OF
his letter to his friend in England, and the com
nun; cation of i, to the Lit. Gazette there, IN
dictate sufficiently his foreign birth and connec-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-14

VUlIE stockholders of the Alexandra Library Compa
i ny are hereby notified that an election tor rres
dent and eleven Directors, to serve the ensuing year.
will be held at the Library Room, the third Monday OF
February, (2Oth) between the l,ours of and2P H.
feb 6E2aw2w w. 6. CRANCH, Librarian.
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Public Notice.

IN consequence Of my being confined to my house by
indisposition, the public are hereby cautioned not
to trust any person my account will pay debts
unless contracted by the written order Of myself my
wife, or my Clerk, Mr.. VIM Stockwell.
feb 10 b. TYLER
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ssROCEREE5,

on A. goo -. ~ A. AN DC hh3 ~ las MAR
krf etmfdcut.theY are well bought, tut Mi
mol promise on BETTER or cheaper, conslsuns
il rart oi
Be- alrd sacks n salt. twilIed saclting
sazaf aud Coffee al different qualities
n. Orleans and y. / Noasses
NhalA aud sperm eBndlrs, 4 10 SIS
1urprnune and transparent Sodps
EHupnV Ter and lmprrlal fea, fee sh
i-Hf and wrought Nus nnd hrad-
Potent Balaurrs. with IND without frames
Window Glass, 3 bv 10, \ Il by -, putty
snnahrid sad mountain Bacon, which Will
eneare 10 FURNISH hy the season
NeH AIacaerel AMI hrrrnbs
teN easks OF rgh Chrrse
b. Brown Ianaers Oil
SaTalk Tar, a. Carolina Moss for maltras,ss
Assortment ct Hardware, CrockerY, niasss 9
Earthen Ware
Bind, Snalne aud Curb BRIDES
Collars, wagon, ri aud 81 Whips
Hack's best aud common sugars
Mens aud boys wool aud in Hats
sab Pelre, Glauhrr -nbs, MastArd
Alspice, Pepper, GIn6er, lndigo. Majdor &
Corpcras
rran. German anil blGersd Steel
,,taals' Madeira and Malaga A,ueS
London aud rhladelIh ,a Potter
Cotton shooting and Shrtins, osnaburss
81 and ! - point BLANKETS
500 - bca1tifo Cotton Yarn
- hhls nt Cider
For which / will receive any kind Of nro
dnoe brought to this market ~ 'he best cash
prices, NAlsl.WtNsroN
March 90. fsb2
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JOIglS0N'S
nllkAES POW DER.

II Ills n.ditiur Is mol offered - fhr
Pulne. a. = raa4tfs. aut ~ II taihhr
IL admirably adapted : the removal "'
kar. A. beng hiS rgud n this t'sps'f :"
Cslenlrl, AMI superior II any othe rsfsa-
tIse .e use
Il j. ppcoisrlY adapted 10 Billions aud Ia
aIHfntfore Ifsea-ss; may he nsed IA eli fA'
s.. "A bpre ms r.ass Of Remedies - a5inis,i.
BIZ. may be repeated as often ~ sntb medi-
cIsl. an, neeesssrs, with perfect saieiy go
d. aaf na4seate nalcss lie slpmich Is Lad
e .gifh Bile. an1 docs noi require Ire "a
I n Ia caufnr him elt - any particular
ruin duing is 81 Grafton.
faas. ner.ons whose constitutions haf"
ben .a,ured, hY An imprnfernse "i mercury,
or arr lnnrhhgly susceptible a. 'ts H4anr.,
" ID lind u fhr bes; kuoRn substitute as
Cs4ar'tc,) or Caiou.e'.
/ l. believed IL lt preventive ri 'ue Bill
ion. COMPLAINTS Of our climate. Il Que dos,
fei.fs. II urefssarf hr KIN uCcasi8lHt.,,
n .s soon rs general feelings OF tndiei asi-
tn. attended " = ,r.'er TT. in tn NJ 81,
furred tongue, &C. announce tie approach Of
dIssase
f. will he found a valuable Tchrjfuge md
An.ri.ut asdrainr ~ small dn.r,.
- contains ~ mrrcarv. aud NAV be safely
gisen uHdet uay circumstance TO "oaaea, or
eadifen.
Prepared and sold wholesale ind retail
~ lhc Pronrietey
> - poCr.JANEs COOKE. Druggist.
fred -i,t jHr.,, "a
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WAS committed on the first day of oo,
W tobtr last 10 the jail of Charlotte
county as runaway, negro man who
calls hlmselI Dasy Smith, aud says that
he IS Blacksmith by uade, and belongs
to Ma orJonts of Alabama, and that he
bought him of VIM. Snanks OF the town Of
Petersburg, Va. He is yellow slender
made man, about fifty years old, has 4
wen on the right side of his neck, aud a.
font Eve feel eie,en INCHES in height. The
owner IS requested 10 comply wuh lhe
law aud take him away, or he will bs
dealt with as the law directs.
WM. SMITH, jaiIor c.
Feb. 90.
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lAract Vi | md.
Marshal sale.

IN pursuance OF decree OF the Superior
Il Court of Chancery for the Richmond
District pronounced on the 9Th day OF March,
1926, in the cause Of James Lyle, admr. de
bouis non With the wall annexed of James
Lyle, ST. dee who was surviving partner of
Lyle and Banks, pit against MilIa or Mill
dred Rose, as well in her own right AS in her
late capacity of execHtriA OF Charles Irving,
ST. deed. Charles Irving, Robert Irving aid
other defendants. The UNDERSIGNED, marshal
OF the Bynchhurg DistIitt will, on Friday the
2d day OF june EeAt, Oh the premises, II alrs
IT not, on the next fair day there after, Sum
days excepted, expose 10 sale, by way OF pub
lie auction, 70 the highest bidder, a certain
tract or purcell OF land, lying in the cpHnty OF
Nelson, on the waters of Piuey River, con-
tanning FIVE hundred aud thirtythree acres,
being the tract OF land incIuded in the deed
of trust from Thomas Penn to YIN. NJ Wal
ter aud James s. Penn, bearing date the 22d
day OF October 1871. a copy of which is fled
as an exhibit il this cause, and adjoining TIE
lands OF David Garland, VIM. B. Hare es.
tate and others. Terms of Sale--a credit al
one and two years will re allowed, the pr,
chaser or purchasers, from whom bonds VII
be required, with ono or more good and SUM-
cieut securities, payable to the plaintiff as
adm. Aforesaid, the title % be retained -
further security for the payment OF the paf.
chase money. Possession to be. given tse
list day OF January next and the purchaserto
have the liberty Of SIT ling a crop next tall.
GEO. 3. HCODSUN, Il l. D. :.
April 70 ctdsG6
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ADVERTISEMENTS

4 s have determined to remove 10 the
N west, now offer for sale my house y Lot
III the town Of Lvnchhurg Also the tract
Of Land where now live,'on SGuuton river.
containing about 4O0 Acres. Considerable
quantity oil it rs otthe frs, rate Low Grounds
and nnqneStiunabIy The best tract of Iobac-
CO Land in the county. Also, $50 acres Of
good lobocco land in PilisylYsnia county,
on both side of Straight Stone creek, Also,
$50 acres towards the head OF Straight Stone
creek, Also, $50 acres, lying on Goram's
Branch, near Stanton river. And also, 33e
acres, near the same on the waters Of Smk-
ing River. As expect to move in October,
! wish 10 make sale as quick rs possible
Those wishing to purchase will call on me at
any time and will shew the land and settle
the price. GkO. BOYD.
Zion Hill, Campbell county,
Cherokee Nation, April 1875
frfs3S
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NEU( and Elegant GOODS.
DAVID q ROBERT KYLE,

taNe lust received a large and well chosen
supply ri staple and Fancy Goods, which,
in addition 10 their former stock, renders
their assortment equal to any ever
Offered in this market. The follow
ing are among the articles lately
received:
Super blue, black md fancy coIored Cloths
and Casslmeres
landlord, hook, Swiss, and null Muslns
Camhricks, assorted. (plain sud fgured)
Jaekonft, hook, and null Musins, plain and
figured
Black, shaded and fancy colored Silks
An assortment Of elegant gauze & fancy Hkfs.
Black, white, aud green gau2e Wells
Brown and shaded eros de Naples
superb Barge sandkerchiefs
Insertion Trimmings and cotton Cord
Superfne Glnghams
Ladies morocco and colored silk Shoes
.Childrens worked Cap patterns
Ladies and Gentlemens Black aud white Sill
Hose
Gentlemens' half do.
Union mixtures aud NAPKINS
Brown aud white Russia Drillinrs
Irish linens and linen Csmbrics
striped Florentines
Black silk and fancy Bandana handkerchief,
Tortoise she'll, tuck, aud side Combs
Mock do. 10.
A handsome assortment of Umbrellas and
Parasols
Nelson's Patent Snspenders
Furnitnre aud apron Checks
Brown and bleached Sheetine
ga and A plaid Domestics
An assortment of Bed Ticking
few cases Genllemens' superior Fur Hats
Drab and black Wool Hats,
ALSO
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A New Patent Bedsteas

4 hif subscriber, Cabinet Maker in -.
ell! OF Baltimore, respectfully info.
The Publie ~ general and Caoinrt Mil,
particular. thar lie bas visited Ekgcll..s.
lhe purpose OF exhibiting his neH and -.
improved btdstead joint LISTENING. s,d -
ne has had .bedsiead male On lbj.t...a
which may be seer ii Mr.. noni~s' F..
Hotel, where Oh VIZ trcl an interrsi :.
improvement IA lis most useful auigl. a..
Invited 10 call ani view it--fpr des,r.,,.sa
Of which he refers them 10 tie yer. Re-. -
bic certificates attached 10 this ad.crtis,,.,.,
The subscriber also informs lie Caline, -
krrs oi The several adjoining couniies III.
has sold 10 Alr Robert Morriss, OF TIN, III
The exclusive right aud liberty Of usi,,g =:
vending IL others 10 be used. the above - -
ID fastcnngs, and should application =.
made Mr. NJ. will either sell the lastenjn.sas
tie patent right, 10 use them. There !.
toubt but the person ling the eycl,.I..
right i0r any town o. coanty, will be a..
bied 10 tHonOpoize the business
The PuDlic's humble servt.
ISAAC COOPER.
We the subscribers do hereby certify H.,
We have purchased Of Mr. lsaac Cooner -
Baltimore, the right Of using BIS patent 6e3
stead. and have found II II most Useful iny.a
ton-lhe great facility with which tl,sl5i
- 9u7'Sa" '"' ot lut or thhtn down q,
ven by the most ignorant servant. adle.i =,
the most perfect strength aud durability IS
the fastening, render. il far preferable ,o A..
thing OF the kind we have ever seen. and
sure that all who Try il will he equally Mo-
ed-tn case OF Ere, when II person whistle, =,
move at short notice, this kind OF bptsteas
caa be taken down in one minute-TLis o..
cutnstance alone renders them invaluable
Given under oar hands.
ARCHIBALD WART, Fceierict,jyro
DAVID l. BURR, Richmond
SAAL r. CoLDWELL,. PeersJue.
JACOB RAL1XELL, Baltimore.
JOSEPH W. ENTLER,
JOHN NEEDELS,
kDWAfD NEEDELS,
Jan. -. d,c1a
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.EalhA. " inston,

Tthr junction. ~ Naln Street VII III"
IN Altcy esdipe 10 md from Friends fo
Martins atane Warehouse, otrrs u tn
pal liz. b wboItsale and retail, t.5urral As
.n.l.....nI Il
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n RUST SALE--By virtue of deed of
Il trust, to the subscribers, executed By
Freedman More, bearing date the 10Th day Of
Aprll, 1925, and OF record in the clerk Of
tce OF tne county court OF Campbell aud for
the purposes therein mentioned I'VE shall pro
coed to sell, at public auction, for cash, Oh
'hr 9Th day of May next, If fair, if not the
next fair day thereafter, Sundays excepted,)
IN front ot the Franklin Hotel, in the town
OF Lynchhurg, the following property, 10 vii !:
Tract of Land, lying IN the county Of
Campbell, on the waters of Archcr's creek
and containing, according to said deed, $40
Acres ; and The following slaves, to vii -
Frank, sally, Hannah, Ann Study and Bill
ly, together with their increase. or so nuclI
thereof ae may be necessary, in order 10 car.
ry into effect Il provisions contained in said
deed The title TO said property is believed
TO be good, bnt acting as trustees we shall on.
~ convey such title as is in rs vested by said
deed. W. NELSON,
DAVIDSON BRADFUTE,
aprll ~. fftds87 Trustees.
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TAEH GAZE IN T2STu.

IANiNG madc arrangements in New
York for procuring
Tin Plate. Zinc, or Sheet Yron
for house covering, & also having examined
the best method Of Guarding against fire IN tue
northern Cities in securing 1.-THE root, win.
dows and the doors, ! feel myself warranted
IN saying am prepared 20 execute work in
this way equal 10 any in our country, and will
do ii on rs low aud accommodating terms as
can be afforded, with dispatch.
w. BrRD.
April 20, TOLL
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THOMAS 7. pUvAX.

Has jus received supply o. tue above
.lsd,epie. As agent Tor the Proprietor.
March - 81
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80 L ACh AGES.
&NsS4S
A

THOMAS J. DUAL, al the sign of
the Go.den Mortar, ~ Bank square has
Just received an additional supply Oh So pack
ages, comprising a general assortment Of
Drugs, Medicines, Pants, on aud bye Stutis
among which are The 70 -nMina
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NollCE-By virtue of deed of trust
4 N.trom William Lackey to the subscribers,
bearing date the 23d of July, 1921, and Of re-.
cord III the county court of Bedford, we shall.
tor the purposes therein expressed, expose 10
sale, by way of public auction, on Saturday
the 9th day Of May next, at the house of said
Lackey, near the widow Wades, in the coun.
" oil Bedford, for cash, the following slaves
ana ana other property, viz Two Negro Girls.
M'ter and Sally, also one sorrel Mare, ape
black pied Cow two red Heifers, two feather
beds, one Bureau, one folding Table-Snch
otle as IS given by the trust deed will be
made to the purchaser ard none other.
THOMAS DAVIS,
THOMAS PRESTON.
April 90, etd.97 Tru,,,ss
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Fresh Medicines. SC. &c.

CA
THE suhscfih IS naw receiving bis
4 Spring supply OF Fresh .Htdiciag. &c
Ae.--Ile viii continue 10 receive additional
rssb and genuine Medicines Every few week.
rom \ York aud Philadelphia Tie follow.
ne are some Of the medicines, ac &c Yil
$50 Bottles d, st Castor OIL
500 lbs. EPSON Salts
300 Glauber sits
100 Spts Nitro
100 Cream Tartar
20 Cainmpl
so Po@der.d Rheubarb
50 Powdered Jalap
100 Eclipse Snuff, in Jars for retail
INK
100 Ground Ginger
100 Best Starch
50 Stuck Liquorice
so Spts Hartshorn
no Lump MaSnesia
Is Rock Candy
90 Hheubarb IN the Root
SO Boxes Spanish Segars
goo Bottles genuine old Port Wine
goo Gallons best Lamp Oil
Ext. Colocynfh COMPOUND
Ext. Dandehon
Evt. Chamomiie
Exl. Cow-Parsnips
Ext. Il Essential Salt of Ratanhy root
Balm Of QmtnH =
Medicared Oiled Silk, faf Gout md
Rheumdjsm 1f!E
Water Colours, All kinda
hurch~ Cough Dtops.
Cal,med Nagntsa
Buffers Vegetable Indian Specific foi
Colds, Coughs, { assumptions,
Sc. Gc. ...
Dr.. Atrridgp's Tlnctnre for Indigestion
or Dyspepsia
Chalk prepared
Gold Leaf
Shaving Roxsa and Brushes
Pomatum III Sticks andm Pots
Clark's best lndtlibie lux
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