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CHARLESTON, July 20. The scbr. Eliza, Cant.
Casey, arrived al this port yesterday, from New
bern, y. Carolina has boarl the Captain 2 nd
portion Of the Passengers of the sloop Falcon.
lost on Cape Lookout Shoai-, on the night of the
18th instant We learn from Capt. Delano, OF
he Falcon, the following particulars OF the loss OF
his vessel:-
" The sIoop Falcon, Capt. Delano, left Savan.
nah on i2'hJuly, win % passengers on board bound
to New York. On the night of The 18th AZ ele.
ven O'Clock, struck on Cape Lookout ShoaI. inn
mediateiy bilged, filed with water and turned o.
yer on her side. About 10 O'Clock, The boat lef,
Inc wreck with the following persons on board.
IN the hope Of reaching the shore, about miles
distant, who are supposed 10 have been LOST Mr..
Coalt, Lady and Child, of East Haven Con Mr.
Ford and Lady Of Meedseyile Ga, Mr.. Ii,le
and Lady oil Savannah; Mrs. Dougheriy, native of
Ireland; Mr. Wm Scott If New Haven, Con;
Mr.. Brown mate Of the Sloop; West C.ssei, Sea
man, and Thomas, boy belonging to Charleston.
On Sunday al one o'clock the cap ain, remain
der OF The crew AID passengers, we're taken of
the wreck by the sch- Eliza, Of Newbern. Cant
Casey bound TO Chtleston'
he following are the names Of the passengers
aiken of the wreck By he Efizs & hroug5tiito tbis
porti M. Catherine L1mb,. ofIfelsnd; Can't. hJscv
late Of ship Commerce Of New York; Mr.. Las.
Furse, Of Bsrnwef, S. g. Mr. ~. Prescott. Of N.
Haven, O.. John Cany, OF Irelsn5 John Grady.
DO, Patrick Maca'a, do. and Lewis Carter Of Phi
ladslphia.
james Herring Of IreIsnd, died on Thursday
morning, b. fatigue Oh be deck.
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IIea5 Q1allsI.. oaraeas go 1. -.
COLOMBIA.


NV YoRI July &C. We have received a
file Of paper recently established al Csfaca.
called the Colibri, which extends 10 he sOih of
June.
3, that date it was, unknown 81 Caracas what
measures would be AIKEN by the Congress a. Bos9ts
the subject Of Bolivar res gHauon n was be-
fore The Senate. A brief sccoun, eilsn OF he DE-.
liberia ions, by wbo a witness Of them shows
thing ygry satisfactorily that the Senator's speak
their feelings apparently without any restraint; end
that those IN favor Of accepting the resignation de
clare uneqaiY Ocally that they considered Bolivar az
an enemy TO their Liberty. Senior Soto said thsf
be thought It necessary search things TO the bot
tom, TO discover whether The critical situation Of
Colombia was owing to the msl-ndminisira,ion Of
the Vice President, or the influence which the
Ji0erator had bad in The aG-'r Of Guzman for he
never would voc to leave Colombia in hands in
which 10 bad succeeded so ID.
Senior Azuero declared that he was convinced the
Libsrator had assaIed their liberty.
The following is our translation Of q passage
quoted from tho spesch Of Senior Unbe -" TIE
Whole extent Of our controversy, the powefrul rea-
sons which have been displayed IN support Of the
representation made Of the Republic by the Minis
ter OF The InteiioI the alarming crisis in which we
ere declared TO be, slihough without any oxternsl
enemies Tie numerous papers which haze been
circulated, and tie arprobenscns wl;th ,on feel al
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PRoCLAMATION.
Simon Bolivar. Iibe[ator P,s.;,,.

Simon Bolivar, Liberator President.
VENEzUELIANs Your suifrages called me TO
Colombia in order to use ny services in re-es,a
blishing among you, order and union. My most
pleasing duty was TO devote myself 10 the coun-
try Of my BIRTH to destroy your enemies ! have
marched ~ far The most distant PROVINCES of
america; all my actions have been directed 10
he liberty aud glory OF Yencz iela, OF Caracas
This preference just, and on that account
should aVow it. have served Colombia and A .
marica, because your lo tied to that of the
rest OF the hemisphere of Columbus
Do not imagine that go from you with amb-
tious views. do not proceed to other d epar,
mens Of the republic, in order TO increasethe ex--
tent OF my command, but to prevent the civil war
by which they are devastated, from reaching YOU.
As little do l covet the presidency of Colombia,
which is much envied by other Colombians. pro
mise you that as soon the grand convention shalI
be assembled and exert its beneficial po,yer over
your welfare, you shall see me always in the land
Of my progeni,ors, my brothers, my friends, assist
ing you &c Elevate The public c4lami;ies, which
have suffered from and revolution
HIh9b tGatS " COacas! Born citizen Of
Caracas, my highest ambition will be 20 preserve
that precious title: private life among you vil
be ny delight, NY glory and the revenge which
expect 10 take oil my enemies.
BOLIVAR
Head Cuarters Cg-0c0e Tyy,A 1907
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the polite and impartial discharge Of their duties, has
insured them the thanks of this company.
james Trucks. The Fair Sex may they ever
be protected by the of liberty
Jas. A. Shankn. The only surviving sisner
OF the declaration of independence. Charles Carol
of CanoIton-- may his declining years know no
sorrow.
Spot-wooi Wills. Baron de Kalb, the brave and
generous xoliieT.
nj. Artuckie. Governor Reid. the incorruptible
patriot during the revoluiionsis contest.
Jos. w. Kitchen. The memory of w ssbn Il on
- the greatest statesman the world ever produced
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-SCOTTS VILLE PROPERTY ron s4LT

f-ff~ a ~ " In 4 p r. Of1 foHf<lI.
Hihh sna'euhsr uaHous 20 70 he.h Country and
20 ORDER ~ erect ~ oectsy deiishe he oers fai fslo
property m scgtye committing Of two lois me II which
H ven improved VITA conf 'fshis dwelling houso goad
Wyey "s rsicn'tfd g. carry The Tavern hiiinefs
ta aie adGieni ~ shi Pc pfdea very comu,olio ht-
Inrnpfe road from 6.uuf.n n this mace h. shof fbin-
wueh wd produce eondcFahe travelling cuon. by he
rie tfom c rsronniry their wts O. the snfin-. aud
place Ind no doubt Gil 81 the hesf .r5.
fafs"i ihe upper country Aay pcrsgns yine 10 m
viii nD doubt, previously view az hr adysn ago.. ,,e' frs
IS unnecfs'ary to ~ NY hing lte ,ulie,t
hhsnaf' 'ySt Si"sf.,
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The IYest- Indi1 Squadron 49, we learn that
orders have been issued from the Navy Dspar,rr chi
10 the commander Of The WestsInJis Squadron 70
rendezvous, without delay, With his whole force
at Key West
We surmise that this movement has some con-
nectOn with the remonsuances said 20 have been
recently made 10 our Government, by the Spanish
Minister at Washington, against Com Por,ef's
being permitted 70 make use Of that as a neutral
port
The u. S. sloop Of war Ontario, Cant. NJ
cHoLsoN, was ct Port Wshon 10 Msv, from
Smyrna. The u. S. sloop Of ygsr Warren Can't.
KEARNEx, sailed from Mahon for the Arcbi.
peisgo The latter part Of April Capt. WooLsEY
is sc learn, appointed 70 ,ake The command OF the
new Naval Depou atPensacois
iyt0Yf0fk Ecaeoo
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I NorJoik Beacon

Tie last Macon Tesgrsph, altsr stating he very
iatefing prosI ects Of the planter few weeks
since -sys-'' The scene is nov changed. From
almost every part offhs safe. we hssr The mos,
melancholy accogail Of ,ie sStensra and long
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continued Drought, and the utter pros'raiitn n,
the hopes of the farmer the structure on which
the prosperity of the whole community is based
With few exceptions, the Dough, l. Ne,v
general. I'm some districts no rain has fallen fe
many weeks; the earth has become fairly baked.
and vegetation entirely suspended Whole coru
helds are entirely destroyed: the cornblsie-. con-
tor,ed x scorched. fall TO the ground, aud the bi
veliFd stalks smoke with heat.
Tue cottonpant from its slower growth and
deeper roots, suffers later than corn; bu, it also
begins 10 feel the effects OF the drought qbe
leaves burn Up, and flowers wiiber and t,Il le.v
ing 10 loll in their place.
The sninisl as well the vegetable kinsdom
pants with the excessive heat and drought Inb.-
bitants of ponds and streams are boiled in tho,
own elements. perish by it's evaporation. Cattle
crop the juiceless heritage. and loot, to man in
vain for succor; their enacsied carcssses and san
ken eyeballs, as they watch the reluctant cloud.
speak the keenest of their suffering. Large streams
have sunk to narrow rills, and fountains ar.
drying up. Instead of dew impapable dust l;r.
into the air By its dryneJs and buoyancy, falls ON
the thirsty herbage. Indeed the atmosphere in ma
ny pers, travellers assure us, is filled with dns,
hat respiration Is extremely dllficult.''
Oar own section OF country, Tor more than two
weeks past has been refreshed with almost dsi, y
showers, accompanied by thunder and ush,niry
a gentleman who left that par, of the country be
low Macon on Sunday, mentions that il, had bee,
visited by considerable rain. TM
The las; Chi!icothe Supper err contains a corr
respontence between a COMMITTEES appointed Of
rsesn' public meeting there. ami ,he President Of
the Raj Road Company, relative to The cnn
inua'ion of the road to some p lint on the Great
Miami valley. with view to Its ultimate further
extension Westward. The Editor remarks, that /.
seems hardly credible that single city. yer, lille
older than the Independence of our country. shond
have pToJec'sd work which would reject homer
tfte f-ra.
which IL destined to change the whole trade of ,h.
great valley of thu Ohio, and large porportioo of
that OF the mighty Mississippi itself
Baltimore American.
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CANTON.

The Boston Palladium is informed hy gentle
man lrom Canton that the late strife between some
bosts, there considereJs tdng affair IS was not
expected to disturb the Americen busoess 81 Ina,
place lie does not think any person was killed
Letters thence. q Mach IL. are silent m the sub
Jcct.
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| Charleston Patri.a
WASHINGTON I'll, .

H. n..,..,. -, WA5HINGTON, July y.
Inc postmaster General Of the United States, win h., Tamil
P'e'u'heu 10 TINS CITY yesterday, from his Wit t. the West
Tic cbt n, Nat. Int.
He Chevsier Dor Franeisco Tacon was q, esetsl on
Di;t"g q. slate As Minister Resident from Spaa md wa,
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learn rom Nss Orleans p,per tbat General Bernard
SIS a' captain frus'Ini Lad been robbed about n mi.
ion inlt e'y ~ Inc zIth ut ct all foir baggage neu
Yae Containing h paper, flan., charts rec onnosnet IF
ne pda canal &c hu that They had been fortunately e
covered gan al Pas Christian, and brought 10 New OeSn
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-13
AN AMERICAN VOTER.

The election for a Representative 10 Con-
sress, in the City Of Philadelphia, took place
on Tuesday last After a warm contest, for
which preparations have been making for sew
eral weeks tie Friends of the Admin s,iation
have obtained decisive victory i'll the cleo
ton of JonN SERGEANT, by majority of 56
woes over JOSEPH HEMPn!LL, the candidate ia
ken up by the Opposition. When we recol-
iect tn crsonal character Of Mr. Hcmphi!l, it
will be universally acknowledged that the OPP
position placed themselves, in selecting him,
on their strongest ground, aud on that ground
they have been fairly beaten.
MI Int
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-13
Fine Teas:
Fall Goods.
Proposals for Whiskey, &c.

CEPARATE Proposals will be received until 2ls'
= October, to furnish such quantities ofthe follow
ns articles shall be required for the use the Ma
w during the year 1923, by the Comrnandant OF the
Navy Yard, Washington, z.-Whlskey, Flour, Rice
Butter, Peas or Beans, spermsceti and Taiio~ Can
dies, Sperm Oil, (winter strained) Paints and OIL
Stops, and Curlcd hair Mattresses.
An of these articles be Of the very best qua!y'
and packed as usual in good boxes, barrels, or other
suitable packages and delivered at the Navy Yard,
washington, in shipping order, free Of any expense to
the Governnent, and subject to.the usual inspection
Of the Yard.
The Stops to befuliy equal to the samples OF .he
nrss.nt yc.r. which NAV be seen at the Navy Yard,
Washington he Hair Mattresses to be OF good Curl
ed Hair six feet in length, twenty eight inches wide,
and to weigh not less than nine pounds.
With the offers for contracts, the names OF the
spectiye securities must be stated.
TIL. HOLDUP STEVENS.
Navy Yard. Washington, 25th Sept,
sept 27-3tawtoc2I
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From the New York Daily Advertiser.

The Med terranean continues to be the
scene Of important operations. In addition to
the warfare between the Turks and Greeks, 1t
is supposed that the combined naval squad
rons of England, France and Russia, arc, or
will soon be assembled in the neighborhood OF
those con,ending parties, for the purpose OF
forcing them to come 10 terms, and thus put
M end TO most cruel and sanguinary contest
France has been for some time endeavorlng to
blockade Algiers, with the view OF bnnsihS
tina, frecboo,ing government to an agreement
TO stop their depreda,ions. 1t is not 'mprooa-
BILE that upon The termination OF host'iiucs De
tween The Grand Seignior and his Greclan SUD-
iec,s, the Vice Roy Of Egypt may iay'ciaim 70
INDEPENDENCE also. If he should, there's 'e'
ry little doubt he will succeed; for the Sub
lime Porte, exhausted, by the Greoian " ar
and pressed and humbled by the other Euro
re.a movers, will be able to do very little to-
wards reducing him to subsection if he chooses
! to be free.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-13
From he Ne,c- York .Stalesman.

Russia The Gazette of France contains a
letter from the frontiers Of Poland, Of Aug h,
expressing an opinion that The movements oil
the Russian feet in the Black Sea, augur some
thing of consequence on the part Of the Cou't
of ST Petersburg. The writer remarks:-
"W hoover has atten lively observed the man
ner in which the wars between Turkey and
Russia have been conducted, will find that 'he
Black Sea feet has always acted the most I'M
portant part in them; forswi'hou' it, there is
no subsistence f,I the Russian soldier the mos
mcnt he has entered the Ottoman territory.
and the Russian army might easily be taken
in the flank and in the rear by a Turkish army
landing on the west coast of the Black Sea. :"
He thinks that the Fl ,tng gu, ofthis fleet, done
as it is a, great expense, joined to the move
ments Of the land forces, leave no doubt that
plans Of great importance are on foot
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-13
Public Sale.

7 WILL sell for cash, 10 the highest bidder, on the
4 ED instant, at ~ O'cEock, on the premises,
# LOT or GROUND,
situated in the town Of Alexandra, and bounded as
on TIC north side of Montgomery
street at its Intersection with the west side OF Alfred
street, and running thence northwafdly on Aired St
three hundred and thirtyhree feet tothe line OF John
MandcviIIc's lot, thence south eighty FIVE degrees,
two hundred and fifty two feet to Psrickstreet,
thence with PatrIckstrcet two hundred and twenty
seven feet to Montgomery-street thence eastwardly
hundred and forty six feet ten inches to the be-
ginning being enc of the lots sold by Sarah Ftzhugh
to Lewis Hipkns and by ipkins to 4. +. Mason, and
by him to me.
This lot has post and rail fence two sides Of il,
and has been for several years taken in timothy.
good title will be made to the purchaser.
oct l3 W. HEWITT.
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would, even in the Senate, have been in de-
I'cided minority. Recent indications, induce
us to suppose, that it is now determin d. by thu
Southern part of the Continuation, that Mr.
Calhoun shall be upheld, at all hazards, which
determ nation appears tosns much more gen.
erous and magnanimous tran the hasty deser-
ton of him, which certainly was meditated
at one time, by greater or less proportion
OF thu party.
Whom the friends Of the policy which this
Go, eminent has pursued for the las ten years,
will support for Vice President,it is inpnssibe
now to- conjecture Besides the dis iaguishrd
citizen named in the following article, the
highly respectable Republic IAN. JOHN ANDREW
SHuLzE, of Pennsy lvania, has been m ntioned
TO this nomination our friends in the South
might, perhaps, obj~cta as they have done before
in one quarter, that he is "a genuine Pennsvl.
vania German" Against liberal principles,
sound judgment, and sterling integrity, a hun-
dred such objections would not weigh fea,h-
er.
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r,o,, he National Intelligence.

yBs T;ce Presideacy.-ln different pa Is OF the
,ra;nn nomirations begin to be made for the
w. PRESIDENCY Soon after the termination
af Tho late Session of onsress, tie reader VIII
- H., we mt ntioned ,he rumor. then very
,.ovalent. that MIR CALHOUN was not to'oe sup
pa. Co.. the Vice Presidency BY the combs
ppo ot;r we might have added (but we d" ne,
na.ion her that we didl that this determination
REM rem made sine qua non by an honorable sena,
We without whose accession to The party II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-13
Notice.

4 cs,t am james Smith, he pledged quantity of
s.ddlery-Ths is, therefore, 10 give him notice. that
# ssa saddery is not redeemed by pay ment OF me
LIT on or before the LIST day ofNov. next it will AT
fer that dav he sod to accomp lis the purpose Tor
which twas pledged. o,,c,.s
oct 12- D. 9 u DooeIN1
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-13
Town Property for Sale:
Public Sale.


DURSUANT to deed Of trust, made tn secure the
L payment of 4 certain of monei to Jac son
SturgcS, made by Henry Brswner and Kitty his f. to
me, dated the 9th January, 1912 shall proceed to
sell. the premises Tor cash. to the highest bidder,
saturday the 20M instant nj II ocick, all the right,
title and interest Of the said brawncr and wife, to two
eghtis Of an undivided
,S.ns. Lot of Ground with Brick House
ME- init, situated on the west side OF Royas,reet
NAE and northward of King street, in the town of
.,--zS!; Alexandria described as be ginning Roy
astrcct at the Northern baunar, of the lot half
acre of ground known in the plan Of the said town
by The number fifty: and running thence southwarlly
with the west line of Rryalstrect twenty snd quar-.
ter feet thence weswariy with Tine parallel King
street one hundred and thirty-two feet five riches,
thence ncrhwardy with line parallel 10 Royal.srcet
twenty and quarter feet, thence eastwardly with
line parallel to King ct one hundred and thirty
feet live inches TO the beginning. The title to this
property is believed to be good, but shall conve, to
the purchaser only such title as the deed in me-
oct Is T. w. HEWITT.
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j. (t@lEsSE'S
Five Dollars Reward.

StTRtYED or taken in the month of august last,
~ from The commons, between Alexandra and four
mile creek, dark bay mare, about l34 or II hands
hiSh,7 or years nd, age not precisely recoccted,
long tall short main, full eyes, round and fat, pleas
snty gated, trots brskly, is apt to gaop, and has
much the appearance Ola colt. This mare has been
raised in the neishborhood of four mile creek, and
known TO be absent previous to the middle
of August last If she were not kept in confinement,
it is probable she would return to her native place.
will give five dollars and all reasonable charges paid
for returning her safely the subscriber, il found
Of the county. lfwi,hin the county, viii give three
dollars.
oct l0-tf r. p. ALEXANDER
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-13
Trust Sale.

DURSUANr to deed Of trust made TO me BY Da.
l. mel Mcleod, dated October the Sd, 1861 shall
proceed 10 sci! for cash to the highest bidder the
premises,
A LOT or GROUND,
in the town of Aexandria, described as situated on
the south side OF twenty feet alley. running from
Waterstrect to Unon-street parallel to King.street
Beginning on the south side Of the said alley at the
west gable end of frame house standing lot
reyed by Thomas Mazarvey toJoseph HburD,by deed
dated the 18th June, 1910, supposed to be one hun
dred and nineteen feet to the westward of Unionst.
running theuce westward with the said alley thirty
feet to the line of the property formerly John fa-
geralds, thence with Fi,zgerald's line loy feet
Andrew Wales property, thence eastwar,y with the
line Of the said Wales thirty feet 10 the said Mil.
burns lot, thence forty feet with the said Mburn's
line to the beginning the said alley. Upon this lot
is y FRAMED HOUSE divided into two tenrmeDts.
The title is believed to be good but the trustee will
convey only such title ~ the deed vests IT. him,
oct Is RICHARD WALLACK.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-13
From Ike Spirit of Serenity Sir- (Freakjor Ken. }

The VICE PREsIDENcY.-Seyeral nomina-
tons of candidates have been suggested for
this Office. Exercising the righ of an inde>
pendent American citizen, would therefore
recommend to nv fellow citizens of the Unit
Cd States, JAMES BARBOUR. a citizen al Virgil
MIA, and LOW Secretary of War, as fit person
to fill the Office Of Vice President of the Unit
ed States at the ensuing lection As Governs
or of Virginia, during the late war, his patri
otto exertions are entitled TO the highest
praise. have thought much OH this subject,
and upon much reflection, I do not know of
more Fl; person for that station.
AN AMERICAN VOTER.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-13
A5feSEsGRa
Public She.

az SATURDAY, 18th Oct, AZ clever O'Clock, if fair
W not the next fair day. Sunday exrepted) will
be sold 1T Holm Han the Farm oi The subscriber. to
the highest bidder. on nine months credit, the FUR.
chaser giving bord with approved security. ssouid
any purchaser fail 10 givcs'ch security, the properly
TO be re-so!d ON the ground at his risk. About two
shucks, rye and wheat straw, SIX stacks ,ay &C. sc
also, fine yousg bull, mich COWS, work oxen, and
some Young cattle, 100 aud fifteen sery tne tull
blooded merino sheep. hogs, hoises, v;rtn, carts,
Ploughs harrows and plantation utensils of every de-
scription.
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
two excellent looms With the necessary apparatus and
about one hundred thousand bricks.
GEORGE W. MASON.
At the same place and Immediately after the above
sale, William Peake VIII Offer the Gum Spring Farm,
for rent to the highest bidder, for the next year.
oct 9-ts
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COM MERCIAL.
Dr. Uam5crs' Remedy for In,emperance.

Dr Chambers Renaedy for In,emperance.
1--WE subscriber, on the deccase of the late Dr.
L william Chambers took into his possession the
personal estate of the deceased and found prepared
large quantity of DR.. Chambers remedy for Intern
perance.
:" He hereby informs the public, that he has disposed
ofa the medicine so found TO DIR. james H. Hart and
Nr Andrew NJ. Fa'niSg Of this city
In making this disposition the subscriber has been
actuated by due regard to the interests ofthe heirs
Of the ntestate, as well a wish to give the most
extensive use to the virtues Of the discovery, whatev
er they may be; and he further add, with conf
dence, that the gentlemen who will hereafter be the
vendors OF the Remedy for ln,empcrance prepared
bvt the inventor, have been intimately connected with
DR. Chambers in his life tmehave been sis agents IN
compromising the medicine, and are acquainted with
its composition. SllFANUS MILLER
Public Administrator, &c.
UtrThc medicine is prepared only By the subsciib-
crs who alone in possession OF the original re-
cipe oethe inventor, at the Office Of the late DR. C.
in the basement story Of Rutgers Medical College, in
Duane street. Eas. side Of Broadway, and at the med
ical store of DR. Hart, of broadway and Cham
Der street, three doors from Washington Hall, New
York.