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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-06
10 YALLORS.

Y ltie subs1f,ber has devoted the greatest
- part Of the last twelve mon tbs Ia the sub
jet of improving the method at measuring
aud emitting. That there are radical defects
~ all the systems that lfaye heretofore been
presented 10 The trade, will appear obvious 10
any oae who will take the least notice of the
hitting oi garments, ia al least two thirds OF
ihs cases which come under his observation.
The human J0ffa Is as variable as the human
facf and 10 III these various forms no ade-
gaaie directions have been givenin any ofthe
systems. II Is true, they all speak OF rarid-
lions, but those variations as ihey exist III the
systems, are subject 10 Two radical defects.
In The first place, he variations are by no
means sufficient for the purpose, aud in the
next place. the application Of them Is predica-
ted on no fixed principles, but is left 10 the
eye of the Tailor altogether hence, the lii
tie satisfaction ost Taiors take IN the prog
ress ol their business, on account of the miss
its and alterations 10 which they are subec
have experienced my share Of these incon-
venences during a practice of nearly five and
twenty wears, and the tue difficulty never
presented Itself 10 me until year past. The
system that have formed has been submitted
10 the scrutiny OF the best Iailors IN the Uni
ted States, and certificates from some OF the
Grst OF them will subserye my purpose much
bettef iHhh any Recommendation OF my own.
They are annexed below.
have lately visited New York and Phladel-
phia for the double purpose OF submitting the
principle OF my system 10 the Tallors, aud Of
opening regular correspondence by which
10 get the fashions, As often as is necessary,
iron the above named places, or from Lon
don. Any Of the Tailors within reach of
Lynchburg, may have lot oil patterns sent
him at any time. either of the New York or
The Philadelphia fashions, with such remark.
may he necessary for bis use, by forwa rdng
80 accompanied with an prder Ia thai effect
The report OF the London fashions CONES out
twice in the year, aud will come To snbscr
bers nj S20 per annUnl, payable sem-annually
IN advance. Thepresent price OF my sy stem
Of measuring and cutting IS SO, ten for The
Coat Scale aud five Tor the Vest do. Il IS no
ped that the Taiors will find il their interest 20
possess themselves OF this Improvement in
their line OF business.
DANIEL WILLIAMS.
Lynchbuig, Oct 2.
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ESoR oALE.-My fine young Stallion OPP
n tlmus, inferior in point of form to no
Horse in Virginia, of the most approved stock
and proven himself to be the most valuable
stock horse. lie may be seen by application
10 the subscriber, in Charlotte county, near
Bookers Ferry, and the term, known, whichwill
be accommodating. ED. W. HENRY.
Aug Is. ts2.
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NOllCE.-By virtue of deed of trust, ex-
" ecuted TO the subscriber and John POM
dexter, by John r. North aud Mary Ann has
wife, ted the 10Th of August, 1928 and duly
recorded in the Clerks Office Of the county court
OF Bedford, in order to secure sundry debts
therein specified, | shall, on the 3lst OF October
next (if fair, fnot the next far day hereafter,
Sundays excepted, proceed To sell, on the pre-
ses, LOO acres ofland, in the county of Bedford,
on the south end of the Robustness Mountain,
adjoining the lands ofJoshua HulIy and David
North, dec. aud others. One halfof the purchase
money cash. aud the balance , months, by the
purchaser giving bond with approved security.
The property Is valuable, and has on IL snug
little framed dwelling house, with stone chin
neys, and other necessary Improvements and
some good obacco land. The title is undoubt-
ed, but acting as trustee, shall only convey
such lille MS is vested in me by said deed which
is in my hands for inspection.
BENZ. y. ROBINSON, acting trustee.
Sept, % tdsl3
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W eekly Supplies of beautiful
FANCY GOODS.

superb Ganze and Aleipomeme Scarfs
Do do Arcadian Hdkls.
Blk and blk. watered Silks
Beautiful blk. Florence ard Italian silks
superior assortment of worked Swiss Muslins
Calicoes OF every denomination, ard some
OF rare and entirely new patterns
BobhiQett l.aces, at half their former prices
\ few Ia &onable waiered < buff Ginghams
Belt Ribbons, direct from Paris
pongres for Ladies dresses
II great bargains form an inducement to
purchasers, we viii assure them, every effort
will be made 10 that effect.
MkEE, ROBINSON & co.
June y.
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Desirable Real Estate far ,Solo
Sept, %.
I'm

wan sell the house and 224 feet of ground
NJ fronting on main street, near the market
mouse, now IN the occupancy OF MIR. James
Jones Also, brick tenements, in the NEIGH
oofhood "t Mr. John Mallory. Also, wood
en house on Federal Hill, near Mrs. Hgein-
oo,nan $ and s25 feet Of ground on Diamond
nun nun IL me above property is not sold bv
"e'"tSuay Tue 9Th Oct, privately, the whole
sN'ep' "'e Rouse aud lot on main street, viii
be sold, without reserve, at public auction on
that day I r. n pavNiE y"
Sept % ,dsla
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VIRGINIA

NlhGlNIA-At rules holden in the clerks office otss
superior Court Of ChanceTy for the Iyneibug MS
triet the I'd day of june, las. VIM. Lee, Jr. Mum
ford Snith,& VIM Bowker Pits against lgAatius Red
man, VIM. Ice Joel Lee GreeIsiIle Penn, tie elder
jane Penn. widow of Gabriel PENN decd CLARK Fem,
Samuel Martin and Ruth his wife, Josiah Fairs ara
Mary his wife, hbran Penn, Greenvile Penn, j. aud
Francis Penn, the two last infants by Commt@or,'
Behaeh, specially assigned their guardian, Deils
The attendants tgnaIius RedDlaA, William Leg.
sen Joel Lee, Josiah Faiis and Mary his @ie' 'ia
ahfam Penn not having entered then appeayaies
and gwen security according the of Assembly ava
e rules Of this court, and ii appearing by salisarw
~ evidence that they are not inhabitants Of ms
country IT ordered that the said defendants do PPpf
here ON the first day of the next term and answer
The bill ofthe plaintiffs aud that copy ofthls order 10
iofth"iti Inserted in some newspaper printed IN A'
Town OF ynchburg tor two months successfully, and p
'ed al the front door ofthe courthouse in the SAID town
eli ACopy-Tese. JOHN WlLLS,th
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EuST RECEIVED by Thomas J. DuvaI,
% supply of Lnsevd Oil, Spts. Turpenlme,
White Lead, superior Salad Oil, Maccaba
snuff loose and in bottles, aud number of o.
Their articles IN his line. hich he will sell at the
lowest cash prices MAY
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ssNfEW uBIlCATlONS.-The subscriber
Al has jnst received, direct from Philadelphia,
New Publications, viz.
hord Byron. aud some of his contemporaries
With kecollcctions Of the Authors Life, and OF
MS visit to lIaiy. by Leigh Hunt
ale irom the English Souvenirs.
Nhlms and Oddities, IN prose aud verse with
toiiy original Designs, by Thomas How'd one OF
he Authors OF Odes and Addresses TO great PEG
pie, aud the designer OF the progress Of Cant,
Morgan's Illustrations of Masonry, by one Of
The Fraternity who has DEVOTED thirty years to
the subject with AN account of the kidiappiag
u he Iuthoe! & heap Edition,
Tie American Quarterly Review, 9th nun Der
FOR March 1928
North American Review, 59th number, for
ISIS.
Edinburg Review, No. %, for Oct 1921
London Quarterly Review, No. 10, for Janua
~, 1928.
The American journal Of the Medical Scion
ces No. / :. &.3.
The Medleo Ghrurgical Review, No. Is, for
Jan. lh2S
The above New Publications have Just been re
ccNed, with large assortm N OF Stationary.
pnblic general, are requested to gave him call.
Tins stock Is large and complete aud he is de-
ermincd TO sell, and will make his prices accor-
ding To the times He still carries on the Book
binding business III all its various branches
ADRIAN Il. NORTH
A..
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N HE subscriber will sell privately his tract

N HE subscriber will sell privately his tract
m Of laid in Bedford county, situated on the
norh and south forks of Goose Creek, and on the
main road leading from Lynchburg to Fmcas-
tie, II miles west of Liberty and adjoining
Capt Butord. 1t contains about 400 acres OF
which 500 are mcleared. The part which is
uceared, except a very small portion, IS excel
emf tobacco land OF the cleared land, $50 a.
ores are low grounds ofthe first quality, and the
remainder markably fine highland. This is
one OF the best tracts Of land in the upper coun-
try, being well adapted to the cultivation of to-
bacco and all kinds of grain; it lies remarkabl,
Will and Is very free from stone If divided il
would make two very handsome tracts which
shall be done, ifthose who wish TO purchase
wish it. Persons wishing to purchase may APP
ply 40 the subscriber residing in the neighbor-
hood of New London, or TO Capt. Butord resi-
ding near the tract. WILLIAM IRVINE.
January 3. ts26
u The Editors of the Enquirer will insert
the above advertisement till forbid, aud forward
their bill TO this Office TO: payment
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agATRAss MAhI&c.-Tae
W subscriber, AZ the lover end oil nrHin
street in addition To his Rope aud 1%ine max
ing business makes and repairs Carfd Hair
Mattresses. Also makes Shuek Mattresses,
cheap ard comfortable article for suinner-and
would be thankful for any job in that way,
which shall be done with neatness aud despatcb,
aud on very reasonable terInes.
j. RI. ECH0Ls.
May | is59.
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rTuTlcE.-Wlll be soiJ, 10 lite h,ghes
bidder, nj the sie residence OF Mitchell
Ewing, deed IN The eonals Of bedford, neni
he Peaks Of otter. on Thursday The Both
,lay OF Oct next aud will continue from das
- day until eo"pIeted eighteen Negroes
consisting of men, women, boys aud girls
sN,o, all the stock of Ilpises. Cattle. ilogs q
Sheep, one Wagon aud Gear, all The plauta'
lion utensils, and perhaps some Grain, Hay
md Fodder, together with the household aud
kitchen furniture. This property IS very wa
fnabr and deserves attention A credit IN
I'll me LIST day of Jan. 1890, will be given
inr all sums over 49, by the purchasers eiv,no
bond with responsible security, for all sums oi
tive dollars aud under eas1 will be required
AL tboso indchiedto lhe SAID estate will make
payment on or before the day OF sale, as IN.
diligence cannot he gisen.
IllOs DAVIS. Admr.
Of Mitchell Ewing, deed
NIB. There will also he sold, on tho In
Of Oct, before the Franklin Hotel. IN L,nrh
burg, fve shares of Lyochhurg aud salem
Turnpike Stock, belonging 10 said VI Ewing $
Estate. / u,
Sept. %. wtdsli
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virginia AT rules holden in the Clerks Office ol Nv
SUPERIOR Court OF CbaUcery Coz tie Lvnchburg dhaSS
inc "a day oil june l62o. Walter Fitzgerald aud wa
~ ~ his wlte, Dlanna Trigs, Amer TrIeg and ho'l
lfgg, the four last infants under the age oft@ent! oo'
Years ny VIM. Irigg, their father and nex inf''l
rus against Haer Fitzgerald, admir- de bonls non %
'onh Ahthony, deed, james Cobbs and Ezabem ~
Whe, lnonlas > Barnett and Susan his wife, WIN W
thon3' jas. Anthony Sally Anthony, Mary Ann ANN.
ny beiJamln A, Anthony, Donald Frazier and Jalp,
Jane ms wife, t4Odomick Brodic and MBtilda u. ~
~lte sarah Ann anthony. Amanda NJ. Anthony, a.
bert u Anthony, Harriet A. Anthony, Elizabeth N Az
thohy, Mark Anthony, James {. Anthony, Abnef a.
thony' Charles Anthony, john Alexander and jane
I. steptoe, Deits.
me defendants Donald Frazier and Juliet Jane .,
"he' L"dowlck Brodie and Matilda q his wife oala'
n "a anthony, Amanda NJ Anthony, Albert &. Ahhop
hdrfiet a Anthony Elizabeth H. Anthony nol ha'rs
Entered ihelr appearance and given security accordihs
'e act OF Assembly aud the rules of this court aud IL Y
bearing Ny satisfactory evidence that they not nnl
thht' oil TINS countrylt is ordered, that the said dee
ss no appear here on the first day Of tic next term nv
ansMef the bill ofthe plaintiffs and that a copy o. u
ott'i DC forthwith inserted in newspaper Pia
e III 'ie town OF Lynehburg for TWO months sneaessh
~ anu posted at the front door of the courthouse "
Tue SAID town.
90 copy-Teste, JOHN WILLS es
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ADUBLlC SALE-on Friday the oath day OF
Il Oct. next, will sell, ON the premises, at
pablic aucti1n, tract OF land, on the turnpike
road, about three miles from Lyochburg, con.
tanning one hundred and forty acres. adjom-
ing the lands OF Messrs Chiffon, Bullock, O
teV, Leitwich, and others By recent sur
yeyths tract has eighty odd acres in woods,
most OF which is heavily timbered. The
tract will be divided into several lots, the
terms accommodating, aud the sale will posi-
lively take place the land is encountered,
but ii is sold 10 discharge the suns secured
on II. and the purchasers can see 10 the appIi-
cation OF the funds
Also, on the next day (lhe 26th) in Lynch
burg, such part olmy library as may not be
previously disposed OF at private sale lit is
a olerably extensive collection of law books,
with many Historical and Classical works.
My creditors are requested To meet personal
" or by agent, at the Union Tavern on tue
10Th Oct. WM. NJ. RIyES.
Sept. %. tdsl3
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Sundau SckooL Rnnks-

NUtudy SCHOOL Books.
S'ih subscriber has just received fromthe
- Sunday School Union Society of phil
delphia, general assortment of Sunday scbooi
BOOKS which he is determined to dispose of AT a
very small ad'soce {. A. WITHERS.
q ts2o
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a SOMMllTED to the jail Of the Corporation
~ of Lynchburg, on the 10th day of June
last, as arunaway, PHEBE, n slave who says she
helongsto James NJ Peasants, and was hired the
present year To William F. Carter, of the county
oil 6oochland. Slid slave had on when commit
ted blue striped domestic Coat, a pair of
Shoes, and has an impeachment in her speech, and
appears 10 he about twenty four wears old. She
Is dark mGlattn, and is about 5 feet or 4 in.
ches high. The owner of the above slave is de
sired 10 come forward, prove property, pay
charges, and take her away, on she will be dealt
with according TO law
SAMUEL BRANSFoRD, Tailor.
Sept g. 3mS
The Editors of the Wing will insert the a
bove fol- three months, unless otherwise directed.
and forward his account 10 this Office for pay-
ment
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MORE NOVELTIES.
Partisan GAUGES, for parties
Grass and cambria Baiistis
Granadme Silks, new article
Best blk. Gro de Maple Silks
Beautiful plaid Ginghams
Bobbinet Wells, very cheap
Thread cambria Hdkls. bargain.
E All of which will he sold as low as onr enc
toners could wish them
NIKE ROBINSON g. Co.
juno 80.
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II AND FOR StLE>--Bs vi,tue OF the last
Il VIII aud Testament Of Archd Boiling
sen. dec sha.l procsfd 10 sell, on tic prem.
rs a. public auction on Monday the 6fh OF Oct
next Il fair. Otherwise the next fair day, a Ger.
taln tract OF land wing IN the lower end of the
county Of Campbell, aud adjoining the lands 81
Richmond Statham, David robertson, Robert
Franklin, Joel Mckinney, Wm. furbnsh aud
1lenry Christian. containing by late survey %
scrrs II hns on II = comfortable dwelling house
good barn, aud other out houses, for the secu-
rilv OF crops, aud the accommodation OF ne
goes. tits we'll adapted 10 The cultivation OF
corn, wheat aod tobacco and is supposed 10 be
abon, one hall N woods.
Terms A credit OF !, Q aud 3 years, will
bo given The purchaser. upon his executing
bonds with approved security. and decd Of
trust Oh the property 10 secure the payments.
Persons wishing 10 view the premises. are
requested Ia call upoH Nm S. puignid, resi-
ding near 1t, who viii sheW them the sane.
BLAIR BOILING Ahm'or.
Alnh the Will annexed. OF Arch Boiling, 81. dec
sept /. wtds6
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Stene w are. &c.

seaAah KEGS gtound white Lead, vori-
~OV Gus qualities
81 do do Spanish Brown
a''o gallons Liuseed Oil
9oo do Spirits Turpentine
$40 do Lamp OH (superi0r)
1900 It's dry Spanish Brown
500 do do white Lead (Engish)
600 do do Venitian Red
$50 do do Yellow 0ker
800 do Red Lead. superior
200 Paint Brushes, assorted
90 Boxes Window Glass, 8 by 10 i 10 By l.
very good
1900 do Patty, very superior
Together with large quantities Of
Snrerior Chrom Yellow
Prussian Blue No. /.
Chrom green, "a new paint3
English Terre de Scienna
Chinese Vermilion
Orange Lead
Sugar Lend
English Yermiiion
Turkey Umber
Eyihsridge. &c. &c.
For sale. wholesale and retail at the very
lowest prices. ~
WALTER II. MIDDLETON,
Opposite Post ONCE.
July II.
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CERTIFICATES.
Having examined Mr.. Williams s system for
measuring and cutting, we are OF opinion that
II Is calculated 10 facilitate the efforts of the
Tailor, fl his customers as II contains some
new improvements in measuring, calculated
to reduce the operations ri the trade 10 more
hXed principles, aud as snch we recommend
II to the patronage OF rallors
CHAo. I. WATSON. jr.
JOHN CURRY,
NJ. STOKES,
SAMUEL NcGRATH.
Philadelphia, Sept II, 1928.
We do hereby certify that we are acqnaint-
ed with Mr.. Daniel Williams's patent system
of cutting Goats, and can recommend it as be-
ing Tar superior 10 any thing which we have
heretofore seen, snd we have abandoned all
other systems 10 use his.
WIN SUNPTER,
HENRY SUMPTER.
Lynchburg. June 2S, 1925.
Ia ELiaMS y LIVINGSTON continue
w to carry on the Tailoring business next
door to Morgan and Mcdaniel, ON Main
street They return g. cir Acknowledgements to
their customers for past tavors, aud solicit Il
continuance of public patronage.
Oct. 2. tsl5
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EhiiERE will be petition presen ied to the
II next General Assembly OF Virginia.
praying that anew couoty may Toe formed out
of part Of the counties OF Bedford, Boietourt
andtranklH.
DC .. whist NJ. ID.
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irishLinens, Lawns & Sheetings.
WE are prepared to exhibit i.2 case
Super dressed irish Linens OF superior texture
An assortment fine Lawns for hkts,
A few pieces full Cd Linen sheetings
The above are worthy the inspection Of
those DESTROYS of having good and cheap Ii
men fabrics. MKEE, ROBINSON " CO.
June 3.
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"a ORTIZ AMERICAN REVIEWING. 90.
u just received ard for delivery al the
Book and Stationary OF A. r. NORTH.
Aug. /,
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ALBhlGHl'S
COh.V.N HNNN 4

tottN.N = ~ T. III I
gHyHIS Medicine, for the short tlmeii ha'
n been before the Public, has q roYcd itself
upefiol so Panaeeas, and other remedies 10
sucha degree as TO give confidence 10 the Pro
prletor, that lis efficacy a ne will support II
distinguished merits IL the most useful spring
aud autumn Alternative ever yet discovered. Il
Is perfectly innocent, that no evil effect need
he apprehended from il, whenappl cdagreeably
10 the directions II may be gwen, without any
apprehension, To the most tender infant, or fee
bie adult
Tie COLUMBIAN SYRUP will relieve ana
eventually remove the following diseases Ne
efo.is, Carries, Tor ulcerations OF the bones
KINGS Evh, OF 9c,ofula, Rheumatic affections OF
the head and system generally Syphilis, Mer.
enlial, aud all complaints oiig,na,ingn the i'm.
proper use of Mercury; Ulcers OF the mouth n
throat White Swelling eanccrous, aud invctr-
rate Ulcers; discharges hom the Ears dseaS
IS of the Skin Liver complaints; Jaundice, lu-
digestion and Debility.
As a general dapuratIye article, or purlfcr
Of tn blood, this medicine possesses invaluable
powers Il improves the appetite, aud kas the
aprHrh H". -. " O dnptisine the SKIN Of that
yellow bilious tint, which is SO common IN bilious
constitutions. Besides the diseases above emu
merhted, II is also recommended rs remedy tor
that aillictng disorder, the decorated sore head
under which cbildrensu suffer the most rIciating
tornenis for years.
Each bottle ofihe genuine Medicine has a lab
el, representing the Eagle and the LYDIA with
my signature.
H. PRIoE 93 PER hottie AND S3orER poz,
IN. JACOB ALBRIGHT.
No. lo3, Arch Street, near Third Phla.
Oct. %.
The subscriber has Just received a large guam
lily ofthe Columbian Syrup and is the IA.
gent for this section of country
WALTER IL. MIDDLETON,
Opposite Post Office,
Oct %.
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Salad OIL.

a HAVE received few dozen bottles very
2 superior Salad OH, suitable for table use
WALTER II. MIDDLETON.
IY,I,,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-07
Oyspepsin.

nR.NEAD'S PILLS have been proved by that in.
- fallible testof truth, experience, the most eff
fectual medicine offered in any country, for the
cure ofal those dersnge1 states OF the digestive
cams, ,lenominated DYS PERSIA, or INDIGESTION,
which frequently makes its appearancen the most com.
plicated forms, such loss ofappettc sickness at the
stomach, and sometimes vomiting; belchng up of wa
ter which is,onetmes tasteless, but most commonly
sour knawng in the stomach, heartburn, costiveness
paeness of the countenance, anguor lowness Of the
spirits paptation of the heart vertigo and disturbed
sleep The number ofthese symp' varies differ.
en patients, by some being felt only in parts, while
others, have additional ones, equally disagrecabe,
such rs pains nthe head and breast atuiencc
emaca,iun. wasting ofthe whole body, with great
weakness particularly Of the legs. These pills will
most effectuay remove alisourness Of the stomach.
not merely by neutrazingthe acid, but by correcting
that morbid state ofthc sccrctons which give rise to
it; and at the time will restore the lebated
organs ofdgestion that tone and vgor which is ALSO
uely necessary tothe well being of the animal econ
omy. The best proof oftheir efficacy is, that thew
are prescribed by many the first physicians, and
ed by the most ntelligcn families throughout the u
Mon.
The above valuable remedy issold by F.. sTABLER
SON, Alexandria, who are agents for the Nanufac
turer; by n. Jewett Washington City. and BY most of
the Druggists throughout the United States sold also
wholesale, by q. & w Hull, Druggists, New York