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WARRANTED sCYTHES.

TOR salo at tho sign of the Pad Lori, cola.
plete assortment OF SCYTHES, v,.fsi war,
rant. Farmers are invited 10 caY'ssd give the;1
q trial
Also, tho British Patent ScyNet. fruts 5B 40 81
inches, and general asscrtIaela OF hardware. Sad
dory and Rodgers fine Cutlery, worth The attcnticE
d purchasers THOMAS A. Eli9'e,
nay 29-lW j eff
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anepteeu thousand dollars, through tho uleaus vi
bulls OF exchange, and drafts purporting to be sucb
II IS nevertheless obvious from the course of tho In
siness OF the Bank, that but a comparatively small
portion OF this sum might have been due at any one
ne; most oitiie bills being drawn payable short
sight, and all OF them il presumed in sixty davs
IL may very readily be perceived, that IL the Prcsi
Gent and Cashier possess This unlimited power of
discounpg drails or bills, they may soon supercele
the necessity OF Board of Directors by TAKING upon
themselves authority 20 lend ont in this mole The
whole funds OF the institution. An incidental abuse
mas grown out or the exercise of this power which
your committee deem il proper to notice. Ii has
oeeh tne practice OF the President and Cashier when
bills OF exchange have NOT been paid in cash when
due, TO accept other bills in payment and in somc in
stances To discount notes III pa nent of tloin without
submitting the notes to tho DIRECTORY Iut vorc
eo'httee uet'n y proper state, tliut they have
oecn informed by the President that notes have
never been discounted by him. except when /, v,ns
considered as necessary to secure doubtful debt
MS circumstance in the opinion of your COMMITTEES
though IT may extenuate, cannot Justify naIn,hio
violation oi the byc-laws OF the institution In the
i3h section of tho bye-laws it is provided tho, ma
salI DC made without the consent of three
IOurtlis oil the Directors present. IL the President
ana Cashier violate this rule by discoun,ur notes
u. some cases and under special circumstances your
committee cannot perceive Nhy they may not subs-
lute their discretion for that Of the Directors in all
CASES and under all circumstances Your commit
Tee therefore, view the exercise of the power of
discoun;ing bills, and that OF dlscounting notes
1hIch mas grown out of II, as an incident by the
resident and Cashier of the Bank of Virginia I'M
authorized by the charter and forbidden by the bye
laws OF the institution and but regard them
as abuses OF the legitimate powers of the Corporation
HosoIred, therefore. as The opinion ofs Committee That
rpt competent, for the Board of Directors of the Bank of
Virginia to invest tie President and Cashier or any other Der
exchange. - P0'''e "'"' VI
: Rcso'rf also, rs He opinion Of tbs Committee Thn, is
expcden, that the President Cashier of the Bank of V;r
sna should possess the unlimited power of d,cotg bills
ana drafts as at present exercised 10y them
8 heoi'sd also, as the opinion Of tbs Committee That the
eenai power OF dtseoHfng notes which arisen from
exercise OF the general power of purchasing els
hnn ocountng drafts, abuse oil that power even II liza,
power be legitniatcly conferred - $3.50
fSo'Ded also az the opinion of this Coniftee Tia, the
reasoning the foregoing Icror, applies well In The
CHARTER o, the Farmers Bank Of Virginia Bank Of Viz
course OF business in that Bank not prerarcd 10 m
opinion as to the rropricy Of its proceedings
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.M.ah:aGERS' OFFICE, }
JUNE 25, 1899.
TOMORROW.

Ols"1aE SsodMp Canal Lottery, 2OM Class.
To be drawn next Friday.
S(rTIE
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letter from Alexander Henderson, Goth or April states
that II had died of the company that went GA, in ,e shin
Harriet and ten OF the number from Rchmond -David
Payne his oi,St aud youngest child and his rand
the wife, moherin lazy and botherlaw of James Thomas
Alexander Honoe ormeTy very valuable servant of Col
Jno q Gamble OF this city, by whom was liberated 10 90 10
Airca John Mason and Susan Brown James Thomas and
several others speak highly fte. encouraging prospects in the
Colony. " w
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Sinai! PorI e Mayor Of New Yors has issued notice 10
the citizens apprsng them that "tle small pox exists 10 an
alarming eNcni in of the Southern India poI,s
particularly at Havana Maanzas aud New Orleans and c
ports along the North Coast of the Gulf of Mexco and recon-
mends that he taken by the Physicians Of the civ
and those attached to te Dpensar insure the ron,pt
cnaion of all persons, whether children or adults citizens
strangers, who have no, heretofore been vaociuaied
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MILLER WANTED Wanted, immc,lisfeIv. At ,be
w CALICO Mills, Miller who we'll uuaifcd Nome poed
apply but such produce the uios satisfactory
dnuou$ Juno i8-l2t H. J. CHEVAIJIE
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THE NAVIGATION or T0T T8E c APIta o.

IL ~
The public will learn with pleasure corresponding
with the socitude generally felt for the completion
OF TINS Important object that the last OF the ne
otiae Transportation Co,npaay" making EIGHT in
number was launched from the Ship Yard of Mr..
Isaac Talbot on Saturday last For the pronlnt and
efficient manner in which this service has been per
FORMED, the Committee of the COMPANY t, whom the
duty was cOnfieed, the constructors siI indeed all
who have co-operated to that end are iitled to the
thanks osthe community at large and 20 those of4he
Company III particular Whatever may be the, sc-
cess of the enterprise land confess We feel quite
san9une OF beneficial result to the trade OF our
town the motives of the association are assurcy
worthy OF esteem, and should the experiment be fruit
fui OF the advantages We anticipate, the despatch with
which 1t has been Accomplished not less than the oh
ject ITSELF will ene the Company to the gratitude o.
all classes of citizens.
The following the names of the Boats, which
are staunch vessels schooner rugged of soto 65 tons
burtilcn, faithfully built, OF the best Materials
The Stamlton, built by Mr. JOS Porter, Ports
mouth.
The Dan, built by Mr.. John Overman Of H.,
folk.
The chowan, built by Messrs. Miles, Chambers
d Hathaway, of Norfolk.
The JNehcr1iH built by Mr.. @. s. Dame ron do
The Elisabeth, built by Messrs. Ryan a. Gayle. do.
The .Notto'coy,+ built by Messts. Miles, Chambers
& Hathaway, do.
The Pasquota1st, built by Mr. Isaac Talbot do
Ofthese the Stanton, Roanoke Dan and CIiov,an
are now in successful operation on the canal: the
Meherrin, Elizabeth and Nottoway, are in such for
wardncss, that they will lie up for freight in few
days, and the Pasquoank Launched on Saturday. VII!
soon follow
the means of transportation on the tanal, the
efterprize of private individuals has added two fine
Boats, of similar dimensions to the above, viz:
The Independence, built and Owned by Mr. I. G..
Colley.
Phe Experiment, 0ounclod on Saturday huiit un-
der the direction of and owned by Mr.. R6. Soutter
The former has been i'll operation some time and
the latter will soon be In readIuess for freight.
The Company having done their duty it is partic,f-
ary obligatory the citizens Of our town, by cor
cert and cooperation with heart and one had
to administer by their utmost exertions and all the
suggestions furnished by their knowledge of business,
or personal and local information to facilitate tran
sactions between Norfolk and the various branches of
the canal thereby constimmating the great purposes
in which so much time and money have been expen
dcd Bocon
This boat was Completed by NIcssrs Miles Chambers
Hathaway, III 30 days from the time of having keel
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CAPTURE OF PIRATES.
CHARLEsTnN. Ar

CHART.ESTON, APtTTs =.
The following very gratifying account Of the capture Of
number Of Pirates obtained from cept Avele Of the brig
'cn G5dsden, arrived yesterday in DAYS from Havau,
The Br brig Nancy Fierce 10 DAYS from C;ucrnsr,.
at havana, 25d ut Capt was boarded 18th by leu
tenant from H. b. NJ brig Victor, in lat y 20, ~ lon ~
who informed him that the brig captured Pra zeal vessel
ana mad the prisoners on board bound Jamaica TO deliver
mem 20 ADMIRAL iemrDns commanding that stations that
they had been obliged hang several of them for aucmp,ip,
70 ate possession OF the brig The officer likewise stated thai
ney nad information Of four other pratcl vessels which had
been cruzng Of Cape Antonio and warned cam, p ~ Give
me Cape wide birth The capt Of the Nancy did
e now 3uy taes were taken, but supposed there
have been least from 80 100 as The crew OF Inc brig son
ted to men, and carried 10 guns Capt F. had gwen the
above particulars affidavit
We further Learn by gentleman passenger in the Gen
adsdeD hatthc French consul Havana had informed the
Anecsn commercial ageo that information had beed rece
we'd at Havana, that tire Pr hrig EArnedcc of Boresx
oaIin which vessel sailed om Ezpna % March tor Havana
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Vol. Vino. %

was fallen in with BY the Arnerica~shp BENJAMIN Mossan
wiinu miles of Cape Antonio, totally Abandoned BoSeI
ana trunks OF merchandise and crcchey scattered about
e decks which also stained with beud and gave every
son 10 conclude her have been murdered Sy pirates
ne LAmedee VAS is expected carried New CicaIs
by the Benjamin Morgan
Our iormen, also that attempt had been made NJ
Spani Monk but which fortunately to asas
sna'e the lntcudaut OF Havana.
III addicn 10 the above, learn from the Havana "Noii-
cosa ercant Of The eth March, with which have been
favored, -
Thai the Spanish armed schooner Bahaiera had beer,
cruising search of piraiical schooner which was said b..
satned near the Coorados keys) From information given
70 the COMMANDER at late hour of the night 23d
ne was enabled on the succeeding day find the pa,
Sai vessel and preparing himself for action, bore upon
ner, having III company two barges On approachnr her
however, she found deserted Two dead BODIES Law ON the
deck near the gum and three Hoaed along The
vessel The deck ewcd with blood, which had been 50
abundan, as to run out through the scpEer hes FROM hfs
circumstance, the officer of the Spanish schooner conec,ues
that the pirates had fought and destroyed another They
had previously robbed brig and stranded of Cape All
tonic"
me impression at Hayana that pirates the above
vessel % been all executed immediately aiter their capture
oy os'er Of the commander of the Spanish vessel Of war The
ness OF justice III similar cases atic Spanish Island ua5es
the above opinon probable
Honda - 1883
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CONVENTIONS

The committee or representation who appointed by tho
convention at the last Campbell March court 10 meet others To
recommend four TT and proper persons candidates
ths district IN the convention, tn be holden Richmond in
Oct next for the formation of constitution met AT the
Franklin Hotel Thursday the 3ls Of March, 1899 azrecaby
10 appointment They joined by three Of six repre-
sentsves, appointed by highly respectable meeting lately
held at Oakvie in Bucknghan none appearing Bedford
PRESENT.
Kro,n Buckj1gtauJohn Henderson, Jonathan Christian
John Carson,
From Cnup5e-Tbomas Dixon, John Stratton L. f. Cbea,
ham, s. Garland, Sanl RTnistead.
From Bedford-Rober Campbell, Ca1ohill Nemis ESD
On motions made and seconded Thos DIXON Eco was
called 10 chair and Saml Armistead appointed seceia
The objec, Of the meeting bens fully explained after Due
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-10
VIRGINIA ELECTIONs.

Spotisytraaia.- Messrs Minor and Powell re-eiec.
ted--No opposition to z. p. Barbour, ESQ for Con.
gress.
CharlqHe.- FoH CoNGnEss-Judre Thomas ~
Bou!dm 100, George w Crunp 81, Capt. Jno MI.
Ter 46.-FoR DELEG ATEs-Capt. John y. Richard
son ga, DR.. a. d. AleNaner* 1.2--R. l. Gaihes IS.
Ns,r
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s. ARMisrrAD, Secretary.
1V.c1,INcro~ h,r;1 =

,n " ASHINGTON, April Z.
(William T. Barry arrived in this City on SUNDAY
night, and proceeded yesterday, with great promnt-
ltudes to the discharge oftheduties ofhIs office
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-10

FLOUR, that had commanded Sc 25, far the pre-.
vions ten days, began to give way on Tuesday. An
order for $40 bbls. made UP at So go, on that
day. and small lot in the afternoon, alter the news
by the Sglvanus Jenkins transpired sold for ST;
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consideration several nominations the following ceeme,
were recommended as candidates, viz: % -
Maj. VIM. Duval, of Buckingham

consideration several nominations the following gentlemen
were recommended Us candidates, viz: - -
MAJ Nm Duval OF Buckingham,
- SanL Clayton Esq. of Campbell
h iho'Ch made and seconded, it resolved thar COM
'tee al three be appoined address note 10 accom-
pai these poceeSngs people of the district cxpana,o
can'ltes Tor the conventions whereupon Tnoras Dixon
oauui AIniStead and Samuel Garland were appointed a
eohiee o1 tnat purpose who reported the follow mr. address
10 tn friends OF accnvenon the of Buckingham
Campbell and bedford
FtLoO Citizens
We well that objections exist , some extent in
us district as well as In other r,s of the State, of committee
recommendation Of candidates We CONCEIVE that the object
mas not been fully understood been grossly
eo-a moments reflection this subject think VIII con
vince te mot scrupulous mind. You called upon TO
nn and important duty, TO elect four Fl, and pro-
per persons 70 represent you III nven,onYou wan, men of
talents honesty and strict integrity Pcrmi, us then To mase
.ns enquiry at you how many of the honest planters and
@ III me several counties sufficiently acquainted
te district So be eualed all out men of
'e oe ,aiications and such known TO be friendly To
lhe number we answer would be bur comparatively
me persons composing TINS meeting haze nlase isfeir
district best
uhes the ends of REFORM SUCH as hey believe most
eeaoe 20 you In this they may be nisiaNeu-Taey are
however, pleased that the
upon YOU GU are lett free 10 act :
we believe that this mode Of nominating candidates fur so
hS ana important truss, is best calculated produce hsr-
oy a.l concert Without such manner presenting
uefe it nc before the people fifteen or twenty can
Oates IT then we &c; without concert some
To reform, for his personal influence might taled upon
iis District which IS known TO be friendly reform. an
occurrence OF this Kind wish
conceive have acted opon liberal princles-tcyh have given 10
me polous county o: Beifi candidates We hone and
peeVe tat the high minded ald honorable citizens OF tina,
county VIII so appreciate this degree OF beaiv as 10 afford
ue support 10 each OF the other
lher own countyincn friendly
not deem essential At this go a further detalI,
may become tie duty of the candidates answer more iiv
the objections made this mode of nomination
Respectfully submitted by
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TIiOS. DIXON.
SANlL. ARNliS'rEAp,
SANlL. GARLAND.

WHICH report being made adopted and ordered form
part OF the proceedings Of this meeting
Ordered that the proceedings of this meeting be s-ned by
tic chairman and secretary and the Editors the lynch
purS 'rgman Jeers1nian Republican,, Virginia Advocate
Richmond Enquirer and Constitutional Wing he requested TO
give these proceedings insertion in their respective papers
Ordered that this meeting do adjourn.
TIiOS DIXON, Charna,,
;. ARMlsrfAD Secretary.
We, the Undersigned three OF six (here not being ma
Jory PRESENT. OF the Buckingham delegation hereby an
prove OF the foregoing proceedings, and accommodating
the above named canndaes 10 the good people dc
and particularly TO our immediate constituents.
JONATHAN CHRISTIAN
JOHN CARSON, ir.
JOHN HENDERSON.
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Sats # IoDacco az .Iaction OF SiptRoe jYarehol9e
7H .4pri, 1929.
PAssEp-! bid at 81 25; ] ats so; / al 6 %;
at 5: at 4 40; ! at 80; at TO- l at GO;
att 80; Mt %; l at gu; Ut 9; al rs; = u
. co.
OtD-2 hhds at 81.
RErusEp--l hid at 81 80; at 3 40. at sg;
at 4 10; 3 at 4; at 81 / at 3 go.
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Tte Constitutional S1IgtI.
THURSDAY MoRNINt:, APRIL ., 1888.

The following from the hes. possible American
in England We imagine that it may be depended upo The
prospects, for bread growers Is better than the present prices
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Gonrnverfta4 RerorH.
TOBACCO.

DATE OF LATEST EUROPEAN ApyIcEs.
'roln Liverpool, Fe
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Amount OF To-cco inspected during the month q:
March, and the quantity hand on the 30,h, III
Richmond, Manchester, Petersburg and I.ynchburr.
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Washington, 11M March, 1920.


More Rub0urs.--We have news from the East
dent ri the Boston Courier sends from WASHINGTON
the following changes as probablc:---"Col Preston
of Virginia, to be u. s. Treasurer, in place of Mr.
Clark; Nathan LufIbornugh, OF MARYLAND, REGISTER
of the Treasury, In place of Joseph Nourse: Dr.
Jones, Postmaster at Washington, in the place of
Mr.. Monroe; &. T. Van Ness, of Vermont Auditor
vice Richard Harrison; Joseph Watson, of Wash
lngton, Auditor, in the place of Peter Hagner; AS
berry Dickens, chief clerk in the Treasury Depart
ment; Christopher Vandeventer, chief clerk in the
War Department. tt is also said that Mr. Eaton
will 60 to France, leaving the WAR department to
Mr.. Woodbury., OF n. H., that Mr.. Tazeyell will
go to England; Dir. Floyd of Virginia, TO Stain
Mr.. Baldwin of Pennsylvania TO the Netherlands
a letter to the Editors, gives the following &C
count of tremendous Hail Storm in BuchinGharn
county on the LIST instant which came on about throo
hours before the storm experienced in Richmond.
Buckinshnn,, 81 miles north oC The
Couf-house, april Cd, 1929.
HAIL STORM.
Gentlemen: Yesterday about o'clock in the aE
tcrnoon, we had the greatest Hail Storm ATTENDED
with good deal of thunder and rain) ever witnessed
by the oldest people IN the ncigbborhood Some
tune before the storm began there was large masses
OF dense fog rolling horizontally and playing before
the cloud The largest Jumps Of hail were about the
bgness Of walnut, but it fell with such a tren1en
dous roar and so fast, that in the space of I , or
Is minutes 1T was from 10 inches deep. Its zen.
era course seemed to be from northwest TO so1th-
east. 1t has destroyed the window glass as far as
have heard oft, and done considerable damapo to
the fruit trees
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This boat was Completed by Mcssr Miles Chambers g.
Hathaway in 30 days from the time oflsying keel
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-02-14
A & H. WILSON, Printers, Booksellers

u III. WILSON, Printers, Booksellers and Staoners,
"a have removed their establishment their former stand
NO lO5, MARKET STREET Thankful for the very
liberal share of patronage they have received they
their and the public generally, that all articles in
their line will be furnished prices at least low they
be procured for at any other place in the United States
They have for sale extensive assortment of SCHOOL
BOOKS and STATIONERY, wholesale and retail, anon.
which the Books and other articles in The
best schools in this Borough, and in its vicinity.
great variety Of Prints for framing, crapBooks, Picture
Tables, &c
An extensive assortment of Music for the Piano. Harp, &c
and Music furnished TO order
Their CIRCULATING LIBRARY contains the most popu-
lar works of History and Fiction, that have been issued Of
lar works-Pelham, Domestic Duties, Travelling Bachelor
0des upon Cash, Corn, Catholics and other Matters High
Life, Ella, LIST & I'd series; FAIRY Legends LIST & I'd series
Tales of Grandfather, LIST & I'd series, Spy unmasked
Neales celebrated work entitled Romance of History, Su-
balerns Log Book Memoirs of Leigh Richmond, very in
terestng and valuable work. Tales of the Emerald Isle,
Gardens Revolutionary Anecdotes; and number of other
and popular publications.
They have Just received number of Motto Seals, from
London with handles, article.
They have for sae Writing and Letter Paper of every de-
scrpton; Embossed and Gilt Edged Paper, Drawing and
Fancy Papers, Bonnet and Bristol Boards Drawing materials
Prayer, Psalm and Hymn Books; Bibles and Testaments
large and SMALL Day Books and Leges of every descriptions
best Writing Ink, red and back-and Ink Powders elegant
Cut Glass Smelling Bottles American and French manufac
ure; India Ink Water Coors, Osbone and Reeves Ameri
and English, boxes single cake; Magic Lanterns
Playing Visiting Conversation and other Cards. Dice, Chess
men, Chequer Boards &c; Drawing Blong, TISSUE Gold
and Silver Papers; Cologne Water, Balm of Columbia, &C.
G Country Merchants Teachers, and others, wishing TO
purchase at Wholesale will find it to their advantage call
at the above place,
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a. wAIMs PANACEA-CoMMuN1cArIoN enclo-I II

FNNAIL0RING BUSINESS-JoHN N JACK respectfully
n informs his friends that he continues the Tailoring Bust
at No l, Vest High Street. and tenders his thanks for
past favos and his friends and customers that every
exeron in his power, aided by first workmen, will be
ployed TO give satisfaction
Youths clothing made in first style and best manner.
Jan. 81 I4-4t
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Il FUGE:-PATENT.-This valuable .4nti-dvsentei,
and WOrm Medicine has been used for these seven wears
past and its virtues universally acknowledged by ali who
have tried IT, to be far superior any other medicine ever
employed for most diseases children subject TO- II is per
ecty safe, and child will refuse take it, II seldom
fails curing Dysentery, Summer Complaint, Collie or Cholera
Morbus, either in grown persons children, and gives ap
nfes children, aggavate their other Diseases and arc the
chief cause of most terers boce complaints and chronic
and nervous Diseases incident to childhood which are 50
numerous and frequently fatal II much be regretted
that most yermltuges injurious and thousands
of children swept off, rendered feeble pale and
emaciated through the first stage of fe-whch leads OH
pulmonary complaints &c. &c. &c.
Worms being especially apt nfes persons of debaed
digestive organs and emaciaed constitutions, much mischief
often done by the ordinary medicines which general.
ly consist OF the strongest purgaves mercuas bters,
narcotics or spirits OF turpenne. Articles of this kind may
destroy worms, but they debtae the stomach and often
materially njure the general health. SwA1si's YERMFurG
has the peculiar advantage of destroying and worms
from the bowels without the weakening consequences of the
stronger purgatves &c and it has, moreover decided
tendency 10 give vgo both TO the stomach and bowels and
organs OF dgeson-thereby relieving the general system
from many troublesome complaints 1t is by this means that
so many grown persons have been relieved Gy its use d
erent compants-supposing themselves be in decline
&C. SC. &c.
This medicine ,OW relieve Booel complaints or Dysen
terry, Bilious Coc pOnng, Sickness pain or tceakaess in
the stomach or bo,ce loss Of appetite either in children
grOt0n persons, in fer hours; and seldom fails caring
CHILLS md FEVER OR FEVER AGUE No
family ought, ocH be ,rithout it, after a trial
Sold in Wilmington, at NJ. JOHNSoN'S Drug and Nedi
cndt Store, No so, Market street. east sde third door
above the upper market. Nov. l.