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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-10
NEW OYSTER HOUSE.

VIE eubscrihrs has opened OvsTER IoUsE in the
= c.y of Rjchrond, the Capitol, ~ the corner of
. and }th streets, opposite TIE Museum, where ne will
Keep dong the season supply OF the Oysters the
waters of Nie C"sapcak" aofd He mas made arrange
procure tie best fish, wild fowl ana vcuisou in
ibc respective seasons: all OF which, with Tire choicest OF
what the Rclwond market may afford, viii hr served Up
10 those who may call upon him in the ne7tct and
at the S'ortestrocr His Liquors viii be thu first qua
!ty, and as hc VIII make every eyeroD please and
give satisfaction, he hopes receive share Of the public
patronage. JOHN &. SEAWELL.
nov p 86-fs
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-10
t.4R.RERS, B.l.NK o. KIRGLNIa.
Leghorn Bolivar Hats.

VESIREE Cases Ladies' Leghofn Bolivar Hats some of
which said to be superior any the market the
whole parcel makes very complete assortment, and will
be sold at small advance On the of imporaton-
Prices from IS 50 SIS each; Also American
Straw Bonnets. For sale by the Case. at retail by
Dec. so At r. rREADW ELL.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-10
BOARDING HOUSE.

ialz RS. ELIZABETH ALEXANDER having taken tiat
Va commoious house lately occupied by Mrs. IIiegin-
ootham aud second door below Mr. Charles L. Abahans'
apoccary store, will lac prepared to accommodate Mem
bcrs OF the Legislature any other Gentlemen who may
favour her with their patronage by tie day, week. month,
wear. nov Il
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-10

az ESSHS. /1ciariah NcGrulcr and Frances his vitc
"a Philip ". Baird ard Polly his wifi, william Hughes
AICa., Bcninmin Mccall and Nancy N'CaH--TAHE
%oT1cE hat we shall take the dispositions Of John Watkins
and others, ~ the Tavern Of Nlen Denton in the county
ofau0rer, CD tic l2i 18th and 18th days Of January
pczl:or the 10th, Nth and 18Th DAYS Of tic s7ur month
The AcrYOats iu hc county Hanover, hc deposit
lions OF Richard SaTtc and othersou the 10Th Goth and
Dis. days Of the month the Washington Tavern.
jn the city o Richmond the dispositions oi Dr. T. d. Nc
Cav aud rt7ots. And $50 ihe above dispositions
not taken 100 Tive month Of January above stated, to he
,akcn, ~ Alien Dcwous Tavern, the ist. p and Sd
days OF Febnary:a the Ncny-Oaks, the 9th, Oh ard
3ih laws of tive same montr:at the Washington Tavern
on the yta ION and lib days Of TIE sane month"; Febua-
dcnco in snit depending in the Superior Court Of Chan
Gerry for the Richmond District IN which Won plaintiffs
and we are defendants In every hc above deposit
tons will be taken between The hours Of O'Clock IN the
morning and fout in the evening You may attend If you
please.
THOMAS PURYEAR, 81.
THOMAS PURYEAB, Jr.
JOHN THURMAN.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-10
TO COTTON GROWERS.

Fs1lIE subscriber has erected convenient and roorv
u House in The of the present occupied by
him On Cary where he will receive COTTON on
STORIGE, free Of charge to the planter, If sold lying
f'e is taken away lie will either on commissions
orgiyc in cash the highest price paid in tho market
.B.4DLSO.T' iF.4LTH9LE.
sept 90 6G Gov
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-10
VpKg,T.TA.NG - 80 d -

WxGTsGATG IgGz7. @. 90.
&c leave to nlotm their customers and public
that, in addition their usual large assortment Of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS
received this Fall, they have just opened large addi-
t[onal suppyalI of which they offering at unusuaIlg
low prices 3J-,vGt nov ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-10
EAIEa GOODS,

a generaly that he mas BY the arrivals
the principal PAT Of his
EAEG GOODS,
consisting of the usual kinds, which complete
in his line, WIZ Extra super blue aud black
Cloths ani C1ssrmnfcs OF which he believes to he
superior any offered in this market likewise cqre
olive and brown, Of nidding qualities, suitable
ami confess also fashionable MKT Cassimccs III all their
vafctic Of co"ur drab Cloths, Of which st
peror qn7ly Fesings, Trimmings &c. Also pieces
real boiled C9mbct for cloaks and urous; all of which
will he furnished and made to order very small profit
for cash, 10 punctaal customers al the usual time
b. Goods purchased elsewhere made up as usual and
no Disappointment at lie time promised.
i Sd,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-10
J. ". SMITH,, Merchant Tailor.

EsrEcr informs his customers, and the public
a generally, that he mas by the arrivals received
l1n nA-t Of his
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-10
RICtMOND VIRGINIA, TUESDAY, JANUARY - &c
CDe Constitutional gygbig.

4rg"0'ent before The Committee Of P,c,leges a,d Flee
t , n. NE Case Of Robert Domhat returned De
tcgdtc from, tie countyor Charles Ctty
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-08

eeutive branch OF the Govern uent, to be pro,
ceeded with as has been done in cases of claims,
made by other States, for similar services. A
debate ensued, which resulted in referring the
resolution to the same Committee of the Whole
House, to which the bill on that subject is re-
ferred
On motion of Mr. Newton Of Virginia, the
Clerk was ord cred to purchase, for the use of
the House, ten copies OF NILES WEEKLY Re-
eIsrER, and to pay for the same out of the Con-
tingent Fund. In moving the order, Mr. New
ton remarked, that the work proposed to be
purchased, was one Of such notorious utility,
that nothing he could say could add TO its re-
putation. 1t was well known as faithful re-
cord of the political transactions of the Coun-
try-the Statesman's 7echnica Memoria There
was, he said, but one copy in the Library, and
that was so constantly in use as 10 render it diff
ficult to get hold of it. His object was to OBJ.
tain such a number of copies as would afford
every member an opportunity Of referring TO it,
without the present inconvenience Of delay
When the vote was taken, Mr.. Cooke of Ten
nessee, called for division, which resulted in
Ayes s9-Nocs Al
The orders of the day being next ir turn,
and Fridays having been set apart for the trans
action OF private business, the House resolved
itself into a Committee of the Whole, Mr.
Buchanan of Pennsylvania, in the Chair, and re-
sulned the consideration Of the bill :'to autho-
rize the settlement and payment of the state Of
Massachusetts for certain services rendered,
turing the late war" Mr.. Dwight made an
able defence Of the bill in speech Of about two
hours length; * Mr.. Sprague Of Maine, follow
ed on the same sile, with characteristic ability.
Mr.. Weems of Maryland, spoke some time in
opposition to the claims, and Mr.. Lincoln Of
Maine, in favor of them. Mr.. Michel Of
Tennessee, put some inerrogaories to the
friends of the bill, which if answered to his sa-
tis!action, would induce him to vote for the
claims. Mr. Webster answered him, and Mr.
Bailey of Massachusetts, answered Mr.. Weems.
The Committee then rose with leave TO sit
asain-And the House adjourned.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-08

adoption OF any course, that might lead it to
shrink from its high responsibility But con-
WINGED that the Senate had the right, and were
bound to decide directly, upon ihe expediency
Of this new scheme, without limiting their de-
cisions to the mere nominations incldently con-
nec,ed with il; and convinced that the project
itself, viewed in any light, was highly ipexpe-
dent, at this time; the committee thought it
better to exhibit these their views, and to adj
wise the expression OF the opinion OF the Sc
nate in relation thereto, in the first instance
Abs,aining therefore, from any remark, at pre-
sent. as to the nominations to them referred, the
committee recommend to the Senate, the adop-
ton of the following resolutions:
Resoired, That it is not expedient, at this time,
for the United States to send any Ministers TO
the Congress Of American Nations assembled
at Panama.
The report and resolution were read.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-08
QuaMtico MINI,

ER This we'll known and valuable
&4sT slA Mill is offered for sale. The site com
EN siiH mands upwards of 80 feet fall, running
- two pair of FIVE feet burr stones, with all
the modern improvements for manufacturing -four, OF
which she can turn out 40 barrels per day This pro-
perry is situated Quantco Run, half mile from the
town Of Dumres the stream is very constant which IN
dry seasons, gives great advantages The situation for
the purchase of wheat equal to any in this section OF
the country. The Mill and Mill House are in good re-
pairs the House is large, having FIVE floors Adjoining
the Mill are 10 of good land enclosed, with a
small DWELLING handsomely situated, with the neces-
sary outhouses. The hills abound with slate, and a
quarry might be worked to advantage. The value of
this property will be greatly enhanced by the opening
of canal to the river Potomac, which is about to be
commenced.
The subscriber would also sell his house IN town. 1t
is large and commodous, having every necessary out
house, good garden &c. For terms, which will be L.
beral. apply to Mr. James Brundlge, Baltimore or the
subscriber. JAMES GALLAGHER.
Dumfries, april S-2aw4t-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-08
AUCTIONS.
THIS DAY.
Sale Of AiverpOO\ China,Glass
AND CROCkERY WARE.

AND CROCKERY WARE.
DY order of the Trustee, will be offered at public
Id sale. on SATURDAY, the 9th instant at 10 o.
clock A. NJ at the store house, corner of High and
Watersheds, in Georgetown,
Eight Hogsheads, Sirtsen Crates, and -Four Cqses
of Liverpool. China, and Crockery Ware, fine and
plain Glass Ware; particulars of which will be exhibit
ed in catalogues the morning Of the 7,h, at the store
of the subscriber.
Dealers in the a5ore requested to attend great
bargains may be had
Also will be sold, in additi"" to the above, by order
of the same Trustee,
IS shares Importing and Exporting Company 'sstock
10 do Leesburg Turnpike Companys Stock and
do Farmers and Mechanic,' Bank Stock.
Terms at sale. THOS. G. WRIGHT,
Georgetown April 81 Auctioneer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-08
Public Sale of Grass Lots.

SHALL. offer for sale at auction, the premises
at three o'clock IN the afternoon, on the 9Th day O.
.lnriL nfrt nv
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-08

Il would be a tacit act Of injustice, towards
the indefatigable and able Editor Of NILES
WEEKLY REGISTER, were we to suppress oLr
feelings in relation TO the fla,tcring compliment
Yesterday paid to that Invaluable J.urnal, by
the House Of Representatives,. Mr.. Newton,
of Virginia, submitted an order, authorising
The Clerk 10 purchase blank number Of copies
for the use Of the House, speaking Of ne work
in the highest terms Of cummcnda,i n, and
stating the fact of the demand for it, al the
Library, being SO great as 20 rend r II tti' ult
20 obtain il for the purpose OF reference. he
moved 10 FL tie blank with -four" auulher
member immediately proposed six" and a
third stem The question was taken on the
highest number, and carried by an overwhelm-
ing majority. There would have been no dis
senting voice, we think, upon the first PROPOSE
ton; but spirit OF economy induced the FRA
deal Chieftain," and id genus o81He to oppose
SO large an expenditure as q thousand dollars
which is the amount that Mr.. Niles will receive
from the contingent fund,
We take this opportunity Of reminding the
public that, the "Register," is shortly to be dis
tributed by lottery, and that the ipconsiderable
sum Of Ten DOLLARS, may yield the most COR
siderable fund of political and miscellaneous in
formation that can be found embodied in any
similar work extant.
Speakine thus Of NILES, we ought not to
omit that f,csaiy-fce copies of GALES & SEA-
rox's "hegisfer Of Congressional T,6ates," were
also purchased by the House, some weeks ago.
The two works, however, are sufficiently d!s
tnct in their character 10 prevent any clashing,
either in matter, or in the pecuniary interests
of the editors They are alike important to
every general reader, and alike characterized
by great ability ofexecution.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-08
EA!fssHizzs q. gy1D3slAa
SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL 8, 1926.

BY arrivals at New-York, Boston and Balu-
more, mass Of foreign news has been recely-
ed. The Liverpool dates are to the 18th uit the
London to the Sth and the Paris 10 the 4th. We
find nothing very interesting, except report
hat the great banker Rofhschila, was expected
10 sink under the heavy pressure OF CONNER
cial distresses. There is neither confirmation
nor contradiction Of the rumored assination
of NICHOLAS and his Mobiles, but the entire ST.
lence of the Continental papers, added to the
roundabout way in which it got to Liverpool,
renders the story, in our opinion, utterly im-
probable The details Of such an occurrence
would have spread th:o' Europe with the rapid
dity oflightniug; yet from the date when it Is
said to have taken place, 10 that If the sailing
Of the Packets, there was sufficient time for
an ordinary journey from St. Petersburg to Lon
don.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-08
'Three Valuable, lots,

lying on the Little River Turnpike Road and The gray
elled avenue connecting it with the Lcesburg Road.
These lots contain from to- each, and are 4
mile and half only from town. The soil has been
made exceedingly friit by liberal applications of lime
and stable manure and clover ploughed in; and great
part of the post and rail enclosure is
The terms are one fifth ofthc purchase money to be
paid in cash. or within three months from the day Of
SALE on the payment of which, possession will be given;
one fifth in year thereafter; fifth IN two years;
fifth in three years. and the remaining fifth in four
years. with interest. complete title will be given,
and deed of trust required the several pay
ments
U-These lots are in state to promise luy,iriant
crop of Corn to the cultivator, Snd will be offered for
sale in time to admit of being planted in them this
spring. J. l.. McKENNA.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-08
VIRGINIA ELECTION

The following is the state of the polls, for
Members of the House of Delegates, for Ere
derrick county.
Mason SOY
Ship 3S9
Kiger 10Y
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-08

CONGRESS PROCEEDINGS OF THURSDAY.
The SENATE transacted but little business, and
that not OF an interesting nature to our readers
In THE HousE OF RrPREsENTArvEs-Mr
Strong from the Committee on the Territories,
asked and obtained leave to be discharged from
lhe resolution, directing them 10 inquire into
the eXpediency OF making an appropriation Tor
compensation to the members of the General
Assembly of the Territory Of Arkansas; and al
so of refunding to the said Territory, the a
mount heretofore paid to the members of the
General Assembly thereof, out Of the Terrltori-
al Treasury.
The resolution was ordered to lie upon the
table.
Mr. Stewart, from the Committee on Roads
and Canals, asked and obtained leave TO be dis
charged from the further consideration OF the
resolution, directing them to inquire into the
expediencv of further extension OF the act OF
Congress, passed Goth May, 1924, the provl-
sions of which authorize the state oil Indiana TO
survey and mark, through the public lands OF
the United States, the route ola canal, by which
10 connect the navigation of the Wabash River
and the Miami of Lake Erie; and also to IN
qsire into the expediency oil providing lor an
additional reservation from sale. OF the fuoiic
Lands, through whlCn the aioresaiu i0"'N -
proposed to run.
And the resolution was ordered to lie upon
the table.
After ,ransaeting some other business, OF
local nature, the House went into COMMITTEE
Of the Whole on the Panama question. MI
Ri,es of Virginia, who had right to the floor,
being unexpectedly absent, MIR, Brent OF Loui-
siana, addressed the Committee in opposition
TO the amendment offered by Mr.. Nc Lane OF
Delaware, TO the report of the Committee OF
Foreign relations. He was followed by Mr..
Buckner of Kentucky, IN opposition to all the
amendments, and in support of the original re-
solution of the Committee
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-08
COHEN 6

Lottery Exchange Office, IA, Marketst. Baltimore
LOTTERY was sold in one half and two quarters, and
where eaptalprizss hare been obtained than at any
otder office IN .2merica.
Orders any part of the United States, either by
mall post paid, or by private conveyance, enclosing
the cash prizes many OF the lotteries will meet with
prompt attention, if addressed to
il. COHEN, Jr. & BROTHERS,
april Baltimore.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-08
j Reward Of 3 Dollars

VVTii be paid for the discovery of the person who
w puroined the Ne,c York Commercial advertiser
of the 4th inst from the Alexandra Reading Room on
the evening of the 9th inst. The secret recent dis
appearance oother newspapers thence, has occasion
ed much disappointment, and great dispeasure among
the sbscr bers to the institution, and information OF
the depredators is very desirable TO
april 8-St THE COMMITTEE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-08

Snowder's Advocate announces that meet
ing of the Citizens of New-York would be held
on Thursday last for the purpose of making
arrangements TO purchase the quota of tickets,
allotted TO that state, in the Lottery authorized
by the state Of Virginia, for the relief of the
venerable sage of Monticello. For ourselves,
we would prefer seeing the tickets sold at auc-
ton, in which event, we are satisfied the patri-
otto citizens cf New-Yor and other wealthy
phases, would advance the scheme price fifty, if
not hundred per cent.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-08
Public Sale

Public Sale
THIS Day, The 7h ofApra,
WILL be sold at the Auction Store all the personal
w estate OF Isaac Gibson, decd consisting OF
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
One first rate double Darrell Gun, with apparatus. one
superb patent lever Gold Watch. Also,
D shares Alexandria Bank stock,
50 do Columbian Insurance do.
50 do Fire Insurance do
do Washington Bridge do
8 do Little River co
Terms at Sale, VIM. IiBSON,
Admr. of Isaac Gibson.
apr 81. MdRS1ELLEh due.
UThe above sale is postpon-
ed-Due notice as to the time when it will take place,
will be given in the papers aPris
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-01-16
Nv II -.

y 'ntor of Deed Of Trust tsccnfrd
, 10 ~, ~ Jnnoq Npdc. dated The Err
DAY al March 1917 y dnle recorded 10 liz
lu.l'ne= Count Once of LyncfbWr. Tor III
ln'ao.e at securing u debt due JHmrs Gfnz
lam Ne vii prorrcd To sell OF ihnr,day.
u" 10Th instant. 'nihr hiehes bidder. lorress
ia @"net, ~ The premise. IL teet OF ground
On 81 Hfoel. cunning hnrk ~ feet.
Iir splrerbrrs vii convey anrh title ONLY
AZ vested ~ thrm rs snm Decd sale 10 be
conducted h, lo0n Y. y Pawn. pnttians.r
II u. NtRtIIL 1nafrrf.
JOAN h MukkELL,
iannhiy Wfd.a3
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-01-16
DnNiA * Atnbert kyle,
Are nov opening an extensive assortment q
FALL Ok WINTER GoOns,

which they offer tor sale al unusually Low
prices, consisting III part OF the following ar
tries, w
,uprrinr cloths, blu. black & fancy colours
Medium and coarse cloths. assorted colours
Supetinc and common easslmercs
Fine and common ca,siucus
LlnsrV, forest cloths pud plnids
BocRng and green bai2e
Cucas,iau and Iarrain llaids
Rose, point and dufhl blankets
Competing aud hsslJb rugs
IL grHss hledc4ed lrt,h linens
Country llneus, Burlap's scotch aud German
o,naburss
? ! ana 1 ] pIaJs and checks
Bang-up and }lauche.tr ter cords
Thread iaees and edelugs
Paieut 30 de-
Tortoise ,aell nck, SIDE, and neck combs
Linen cambreks. aud cambrick handkcrchi9.
silk cotton aud Worstrd hose
Rombezens, plain aud hg'd, assorted coiours
Rich liz d eros Ne Maple silk,
Black mode Florence and Italian luleslfne
y hile. black aud fancy col Il salins, plain and
figured
\ leree aud handsome assortment ofcalieoe.
Riok 6g.d rlhhond-, assorted
Artificial lowers mud Wreutha
Bombaziues, Caspian aud .Greciau stripes
From 81 10 ID domestic cotton cloth
Bid uckings assorted
Umbrellas, silk aud cotton
White red aud yellow 1anncl5
Double mill drab cloths
Plu,hes, black, blue aud fancy colors
Bohluelt aud iace wells
Fig'd aud plain swiss muslins
DO do book do
"A and Cd plain and fed iaconcn mnsns
IL and 81 fine and common Camhllcks
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-01-16

I IL persons indebted to the estate ri
Vincent $ Bailry. tee. are requisite
In com" forward aud Wake ppN ment aud al
those 10 whom IL" estate n0a4 bt lndcbtrA
are requested Ia bring III u accounts torn a.,
i h"v" appointed Henry + Beaumont n,
attorney IN iart, Who i authorised 10 iransnc
al he business ii ohr estate
MAKIllA ! BAILEY. AdmN. .
ol Vincent > Bailey de-.
Jan. 5. t,uIs1R
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-01-16
GRSCEAEES

THE Subscribers have, aud vii keep con
slandy on baud, q general assortment Of Gro
cerles. Among which are
Iir-r rate old Liquors,
Vino. Teas 80. a,c.
fhcy hHvo ou Cons;anment,
% BIZ IrviJo and Ga.as1 Herr,
81 hush trrsn mouutalu Glover seed,
2oo bis. Flour.
10 hhd-. Nola-scs,
pipr, French brandy,
do. old holland Gtn,
. riercc. old Apple Brandy
5bis hesl couhny Gtn, , years old,
All at nhi,h lLcy Will -,'i loW lai cash, or
country proju.c.. They viii also receive on
storage, aud sell On commission any country
produce u tru may he consigned 10 them
SAMUEL LANCASTER l "a.
Jan ;. 1923
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-01-16
81" Twcnty FIRE Crut@ aC0
Lees famous Anti-bllious Pills.

On non ~ had IN Tia Ratc', ~ - a,d 80 ,is
pr t0r.
1AIiE operation OF tiess pills j. perfectly
i mtld 81 ~ 90 bc u-ed IN 5si,fA by PEI
sea-, III esrrs sifuntion and of ever, 49,
Il rlehse inquire tor Lfts ,I8ii-5titDU5
iaHs,' with the signature nt
NONn BipGrIY.
Que Atehari -" @. CfJ
Is nom other arr p,puas#.
bt,, >re. iins,u % ir use a. the yari.
oas f5l ~ my lnmils. aersd L. the public
to- ~ lnsi - yrus, and nn,lpr found Your
reirbfated Anti hiluu# Pill Tie tunsl .lhes.
cious ~ rlchuetnI thc stomach mud bow
removing ltad aches aud Httk sfnmnri, and
hR,iut used them for some ,snrs pa, cbh
have no hr,ilotlon IN statue. let t.he,r
lbeu 4. 0cpresentcd) mp.t valuable fhu.i'
y Mrdicine. JACUB SMALL.
GonaN >ecef, Baltimore.
Lees Worm Lozeugcs.
certain and pouerlal remed tor de,
troy IN all kinds 81 onras.
Lees Elixir.
sovereign remedy Tor colds, obstinate
conghs, ealnrhz, HslhmHs. sore lhroHls and
approaching consumrtluus.
Lees Sovereign Ointment for the
Itch.
Warranted Ia cure by one implication,
lrce from mrrcary o. any prrnicous lnerodl
eut
Lees Aguc aud Fever Drops,
Warranted IL cut. II tahon according ~
The dIrtclionz
Lees Nervous Cordial and Grand
Restorative.
most v.dupae medicine Tor pfcal md
g"a"rd debility nervous dsutdess, lo,, ot
#ar
Lees Essence aud Extract OF Mus.
tard.
An ,nfallible remedy for sprnius bruises.
rhepmn',am. aumtur,.. ~. OF.
lees Indian Vegetable Specific.
\ CERTAIN md pdeetuaI cure tor the sohs'
real nnd souo,rhHn.
Lees Tooth Ache Drops,
Which CIV mmedmn. rrliei
Lees Tooth Powder.
Which elcn.cs 1od tesa'frs The teeth
Lees Eye Water,
4 certain cnrr Tor ,ore etrs.
Lees Anodyne Elixir,
l or The cure II arH1. ,ebce
Lees Corn PLASTER.
For fcmovio nnl str Ulg Corns
Lees hP > dive,
i Pleasc 10 tnke roIire, none nrc eehu-
inc. elnonl The prnprirlor's .iauaiurr,
NOAH klpGEIh. inie .Mfbad Ltc a 20
! = laudred, 81 chsts oi cnres pert, tmed
by the above truly ,aluable Medicines could
be given, did the limit OF a nsicynper admit
at II.
H. Tic above valuable Medicines ARE eold
b, lhomn> ! Deval, sole AGENT ior thu pro-
prietor al lyucbbIrg- ho has jnat received
irs.-h supply from baltimore.
Nov =.