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Farther supplies of Books, &c.

Farther supplies Of Books, &c.
With ,, To. 4s19, TTavel!sr, a1a s91
pebec and the Coal Mines of Pennsylvanla also the
Tour of New Engand-Thirty two engraVhss
Fourth edition. revised and extended . M,
Xenophon's Expedition OF Cyrus, WIN LI,s"'"
notes prepared for the of schools ana coleses'
with life of the author; by Charles Dexter C,eVe
land Professor of Languages in Dickinson CoheSe'
M,cculock on Tcrnttent end intermittent discusses
Including qeperically marsh fever ard neurags; com
nrs,np under the former, various anomahes' ooscu-
rites and consequences and under ne" ~ s'e'a
view of the latter, treating OF tic donodireuN. @
ca head ache, ophi haima, too'hacne; pasy u; ~" a.
o.bor modes and consequences of this generic ais
! case - -. :,o,los M a
summary explanation ofthe doctrine, discip'ihe anu
worship of the Episcopal Church. etc. etc. etc.,
, Third edition.
Moorc's life of Lord Byron.
Pelham or the adventures OF gentleman
l Deve n;Ns,oa by the somo Author.
i,awre Todd, or the sct,Ices in the woods-Sy
> John Gait, ESD
Flora's Dictionary-by lady .,.,
Rcr,s,er of officers and gents civil military oh'
, naval IN the service of the United States 1851 =,
Memoirs of the Rev Matthew richr!' " 80 -
H;%s 70 reflection. by S. It. Colcrdgc, with pre-
,r,;n,ry essay. notes and illustrations, by Jane
: Marsh v
Life of the Rev Edward Payron, ID. IL. latc he'
for of the second church IN Portland.
Blckcrsteths Christian Dearer' drsighcu 10 sn"
tho imporiance of hearing the word, ana 70 assn
christians in hearing with pr"it' ..o s. 81
Provincial Letter, containing ON exposure VI VI
ronsonircr and morals of the Jesuits, by Baise L o
coI originally published under the name OF LOUIS
Nontaitc translated from the French-to "mI'' =,
rddod view of the History OF the JcsniIs' anu
late Bull. for the revival OF tue oi"oi III
received lot Sa'e' " COLLINS & CO
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SARATOGA AND SODA WATERS.
1T BL.dJuIRE'S Apothecary Store, opposite
The EaoIe Hotel

II II. BLAMIRE has the pleasure of informing
- his former and present Customers (who have so
literally supported his Fountnin,) and the public
generally, that improvements have lately been made
in the working of his apparatus, which he is author
lied By many years experience IN Norfolk and here,
in saying, has given To the water Of his Fountain
pungency. taste and purity not 10 be surpassed, If
equalle6
a. And TO accommodate his price 10 the times and
TO put it in the power of the poor well be rich
to ENJOY this delightful and innocent beverage it will
be sold at THREE CENTS glass.
lie also keeps fresh supplies of CONGRESS
WATER, from the nal ural Saratoga Springs which
can at all times be had in excellent order from his
ice tub.
"~ ]. H. 3. is particularly grateful for the patron
age Of tic LADIES. He Will take pleasure in fur
nishing them when they honor him with a call. to
allay their thirst refresh themselves, with glaes
OF that most pleasant, cxhilerating and healthy bev
erage his pure, fragrant and fresh Soda cold as ice
make it, and swcctcned with syrup OF the choicest
L ~.s, when preferred-so admirably calculated as
an antidoie against the langud effects of the
summer on both the body and the mind.
There is in the city place half so sweet,
Asmy ioun, where the air and the pure waters meet
Oh ITS sparkling aud foam bright and as free
As the phosphoric light Of the dark summer
Ye, tit is not like VINE hat 81 dark and red,
Wreahes its foul fumes around the wild bacchanars head
Who, maudlin, conesses his beverage unbes
While II cankers his peace, his affections and rest
Far less like the poison all daily poured forth,
As land from the south to tue north:
On like these for ether tits pure,
Ana us fragrance, ana freshness ana virtue are sure
Sweet Soda, all love thee, when the high,
Sheds abroad his fierce tho' the eahhro the sky
When fatigue sinks the boty-heat moisiens the b.ow
There is nOusht ~ refreshing, cooling as houi"
~ FRENCH WINES.
Il lNE Champagne in cases, doz each
Do. Cluret do &c.
Do. Sarterne Do. do.
Do. Vim de Grave DO. do.
Dn. Muscat do. DO.
French hiadelra OF draugh; and in casks
Rousselon Go. 90.
For sale, BY T. II. DREW.
~
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TO THE LADIES
FASHIONABLE FANCY DRY GOODS.

ID ICII worked book and null dresses, OF PaTision
IL manufacture
Superb worked lace pelerines, 'Fiorellas, collars
and capcs
Rich embroidered Paris capes, peerncs and collars
Eegan gauze scarfs
Needle worked muslin bands aud inserting trimmings
Green worstcd barrcgc. for wells
Best black Italian nsirings, from Matteoni's factory
Fancy rctculcs and bead purses
New style bonnet rbands
Oriental. 'TalIeyrand' and 'Decoupe' belt ribands
Lace caps and crazy james
With many desirable goods. all received per Rich
mond Packet, and of the latest importations from
Franco and England. now opening and exhibiting at
Y. Ii JENKINS
Irish Lnon s. Fancy Dry Good Store, Main ST.
mn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-29

The Subscribers offer Jor SAFE,
o< Hhds and 80 bbls West india ana W." va
OC lenns sugar
OF boxes and ~ bbls loaf sugar
o5 hhds molasscs 49,
eso ha os coffee, various qualities
q bhds and 80 barrels whlskcy
Wines Of various kinds, vinegar
RI .ons hor IRON Swcdes English d American
~ tons castings ,,r.1
Steel, German, cast ana o!is'e'e"
C,ut nails and brads
Noyasco;ia grimdstonos
1000 sacks Liverpool SAT-
5000 bushels Lisbon do
30 tcrces rice
500 do Thomaston hnIc
$50 Spanish hides
Sonl and upper leather
banners and linsecd oil, tar
Snices. pcppor. ginger, pitncnto ana cassia
Alum, copperas, birthstone
Sal,pctrc, madden, indigo
Tallow and sperm candles
Brown and shaving soap
Letter, writing aud wrapping P"P''
Almonds and raisins
AVindow glass, various dirnehS'o"'
.qumblcrs, dccantcrs, vines
Patent shot, gunpowder
lmperial, gunpowder and black teas
MackercI No. Q and ., cheese ,..
Domestic Goods, viz. shecungs' e""''S
broadclotbs, etc. etc.
Cotton and wool cards
Cotton bagging, bale rope
Sewing, sonc and wrapping twiuc'
Shoe thread, sc &c .,,,, .. on
fab 10 Il. ', 49, -
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VALUABLE BOOKS.


ocApULAs Greek and English lexicon I vol. 4,o.
- La Places Mecanfue Ceesto (French,l Q
vols Ito
Constsbles Miscellsncs, in "A vcs. 12mo
Ciceros Works, (Latin) in 33 vol l2mo
Annals of SPORTING. (coi'd plates)n 3 vols. 3vo
Grangers Biographical History oHngland' 800 por
traits 6 vols 6vo
North American Review, i'll 20 Vs. ESQ
P,atts Universal Biography, We. sVo
British Poets, 25 vols, l2mo
Percy Anecdotes (platesl 10 No Isno
Modern Traveller, (plates) 30 IS l2Ino
Ramsay Universal History, l@"s SVo
Harthy on Man. vols, 8vo
! Sales Coran or Alcoran, vols'vo
Wilson's Orniihology. (cord plns) vols, Ito
Dugnld Stewards Wor',s, voDvo
London Encyclopedia of Gnrd'ng, l vol, $50
| Edmund Burkcs Works, 7 voiSvo
| Iingards History of England, vols $50
Jones's Metropolitan VIews.IG4 engravpgs)
vol. 4,o-For sale by %. Ii. NASH,
,,i7 Boselicr, Richmond.
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American Jurist. and Law Magazine

American Jurist, and Law Magazine.
DUBLISHED quarterly. price five dollars per an
Il num- payable in advance
The Jurist commenced in January, 1929, FIVE
numbers have been published
Contents of No V-h-t I--~-ty piuGuceG
h. Imu,nuerance @ Testimony of pn,co"' urervs-
Wages. 5. Opinion of David Hoffman. ESQ Of
Baltimore, on case depending in Georgia. g. HuF-
mans Legal Outlines 7. Peters Reports g.
New Hampshire Cases O. Provincial and Colonial
Laws Digest of Recent Dccisioas. Legislation.
Intelligence and Miscellany. List of Law Publica.
tions.
~ Subscriptions received by COLLINS & co.
agent for the Publishers. "a
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Empie on Universalism.

Empie on Universalism.
ID EMARKS the distinguishing doctrine of
II Modern Univers ism. which teaches that there
is no He'll and punishment for the wicked after
death.-By Adam Empic, a. M.-Also, further sup
ply of
Discourses OF Immersion. and Infant Baptism. by
the same.-Just received. for sale by
ma 81 COLLINS e. co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-29
NEW GOODS.


NY the last arrivals from New York and Phiadel-
ID pha, ii. NELSON has received large ana
general of Fresh Spring Goods comprising
every variety of Staple and Fancy DRY HooDo'
adaptcd to the season-among which, are
Black and coloured mandarines and palmyrenes
"A and GA fancy plaid and striped glnghams
Ytofyc indenn [a neto style French ginshamS1
Adrianopes and cotepay, plain and figured
Mandarin and Nankin grapes and pongees
Matteon's heavy black Italian lustring
Heavy India company sa,ins and levantines
Black and coloure2 Gros dc Naples and Gre dc Der-
Inns
Black senshaws and sarcencts
Coloured and black marceline and florence silks
New style Prints Of every quality
Cotton cambrics and Jaccnet5
Checked and figured do
Plain and figured Swiss, null, and book musilns
Sd medium muslins, and Swiss cravats
Thread cambria, and cambria hdks
A, Sd and 6 a plain and worked bobinet faces
Gimp laces, edgngs and outings
Thread laces and edgngs assorted
Megant lace capes, peerencs ana collars
Black and white lace wells
White green, and black gauze do
Embroidered Grape, berege and gauze hdks
Long and short barege and gauze caris
Green worsted barege for wells
Black and assorted Italian nets
White and black silk and cotton hosiery
Zine beaver, Hosskn and silk gloves, assorted
Garniture and ganze cap anu ooANe' AZ
carved and plain tortoise tuck and side combs
brazilian tuck, side and dressing 90
Dlue black and fancy broad ciothS
New style Marseilles vestings, assorteu
Nance chop nankeens, Of superior quolity
Zine and extra supe,fine RGwen 1. easS,"e'eS
1,nttop aorentinc and imitation lasting
Rrown and white French drlIings
Cd French marino bombaznes' for mems wear
E,nplish do assorted qualities
T.oioured and black circassians ana ooh'ou"'
PI.ck md MKT lasting and prunelia
"A and 7-8 heavy Irish linens ana ia""S
4 q and 8-4 shcetings, assorted
DIAPERS and table damask do
Scotch and German oznaburgs
Heavy domestic cotton do
Common and superine tick'ngs
Akron and furniture checks ,.
apene brown and pa s%s' stripes and
assorted ..,, F un,brollas ar
parasols; ,.L, Goods which vi
be sold at very reduced prices.
22--tS
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Periumery, DC.

Periumery, DC.
lust received, the following, viz Cologne water,
- genuine French. in bottles of great variety OF
shapes; Florida wafer; aromatic vinegar; honey wa
ter; French and English soups; burning PARTICLES in
tended for burning in sick rooms, which when lighted
emit most fragrant odour; pearl powder; rouge in
pots; vinegar OF rouge; Macassar oil; bears OIL ge
nune otto of rose, and milk Of roses.
an 10 III. G.. MCNAMARA.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-29

Letter Paper Cheap.
IIHHE subscriber has received an assortment of
IL very good letter paper. which he will sell ut
q very small advc"ce. e. d. SANXAY.
4
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ALGERNON SIDNEY.

AIGEKNON SIUNE1.
rI-S1 pIIBIJSHED-The Letters OF Algcrnon
ID sidney. in defence of Civil Liberty and again,s.
Tho encroachmcns of Military Dcspotisn, written by
an eminent citizen of Virginia and trs pupsneo ~
aSdoI in nm Appendix, the remarks of Mr. Richie
as referred to by the author Of "AgeTnon siancy
IN peoe 80 of the pamphlet; with an introduction 0y
he present publisher. For sale 10y, ,,.e 9. en-
m 27
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'TERMS.-Su o the DAILY RcuMoSp Wnio SO
year. for shorter PERIOD tho rate Of SO ycar, pay
ablo In advance.
ApvssrurNo For square Of Is lines less, in
sertion rs cents two insertions 81 three insertions 81 III and
every succeeding insertion S3l cents
Thrice week, FIRST weok 81 81 every succeeding week 81
Twice week, first insertion IS every succeeding in
scrtion so conts
Ooce week, FIRST insertion IS cents every succeeding in
Scrtion SO cents
All advertisements also inserted in tho CONSTITUTIONAL
;VHo.
Transient advertisers pay in advance
Tho number of insertions must be noted tho Ms or cs
will inserted until ordered be stopped and charged ae-
eordiugly.
Annual charged 80 doll for two squares
proportion for advertisements of greater length
except Lottery Dealers who charged 500
NJ The CONSTITUTIONAL WING is published twice
week, tuesdays and Frdays) five dollars per annu
payable IN advance
For Adverfisng75 square, or less. for the first in
scrtion, and 50 cents for each continuance.
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FANCY DRY GOODS.

FANCY DRY GOODS.
TBVlIE following new goods are received BY the
\ Tantivy, from the New York Auction Rooms:
Best black holt ribands
I.ithrographc Grape handkerchiels
Fashionable Grape scarfs
Rich mourning and half mourning scars
Green gauze wells and green worstcd barcgc
Best long white kid gloves
few pieces Fouard Persian cause, an entire
new article for Ladies' dresses with general as
sortmeut OF Ladies hosskin gloves Of every de-.
scr'ptIon opening this morning, for sale at reduced
prices at X. III JENKINS
Irish Linen and Fancy Dry Good Store, Main-sr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-29

FLORIDA WATER, PEI UMERY, DC
ECEIVED very recently, assisting Of Florida
Id Water, superior CologWater, Bears oil,
Macassar oil. sweet sen'cd FRI pomatum, in pots
and sticks, perfumGd Frenchair powder: fancy
kinds tooth brushes, silver =, Preston smelling
sails, cut glass smelling botlcwi'h glass shoppers
and silver cups, fancy snuff be. Ladies and gem
tlemcn are respectfully intormhat they can at all
times find well assorted sy af American, En-
plish and French pcriume-y, q
naro2 II. BLAMIRE's
! Drug Stopposlte the Earle
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-29

NlR@tNIA;-At rules, holden IN the clerks Office II
the superior court Of chsncery for the Richmond
district the 9Th day of April, 1850: william Moncuro
pit against Thomas Marshall, John J. Marshall vii
liam u; iaylor and Elizabeth his wife, Edwin Burn.
ley and Lucy NJ his wife and Anthony Whitaker die
The defendants Edwin Burnley and Lucy NJ his
wife, not having entered their appearance and given
security according to the act of Assembly and the
evidence, that they nhabi,a ns of this country
It rs ordered that the said defendants do appear here
on the 10th day OF the June term and answer the
olu OF the plaintiff; and that copy OF this order he
forthwith inserted in some newspaper pubiiahed in
the city OF Richmond, for two months successiyeIy
and posted at the front door Of the capitol in the sail
Tcity. A copy. Testc
- VIM. q. Ps~r1yTov, e. G,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-29

INLEGANT PARASOLS.-A few PaIasos of Paris
IL make, style and richly finished well deserving the
attention Ladies wanting superb article. will be
found al r. II. JENKINS
Irish Linen and Fancy Dry Good Store Main street
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-29

r-.,, ~, .JLNoyl.
Village Plans and Domestic Sketches or a ri,iz n,
Che rectory IF .uIJourae Dnie. in voIs
The following remark is from the Sabbath schoo,
Herald.
I'VE have ourselves. been much gratiGed and bene-
ta 1y Tue perusi' ct thus work, and believe that Ii
would form valuable acces sion to a Sunday scbonI
Library"
Hymns Of Zion'--Be;ng a selection of Hymus
complied chiefly for use in the Baptist Churches ami
Conferences, BY Is. NJ. HILL Pastor of the Rant,x,
Church in New H.ven. rs'
nus ntttie work IS recommended by the Baptist
convention OF Connecticut and New York
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-29

4 UST PUBLISHED-Th Letters of AlGER
81 NON SIDNEY, in defence of Civil Liberty. q
against the encroac hments of Military Despotism,
written by an eminent citizen of Virginia und first
published in the Enquirer in i8l8-l9. with an intro
ducon by the present publisher; for sale at the Book
store of r. D. SANXAY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-11
JEFFERSON
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
IHE YI.NE.

The manner of grating the Pine and The iraportn,t
-. r'sults to be derired from The Opera.ioal
vines raised from cuttings layers do not come into
ubearing for or years. When the slip of any vare-
ty Is grated on native stocks (or which purpose the fo
grape vine is preferably you will have an abundant
crop the I'd year, and partial yield from your vines e.
ven the first Foreign vines which are delicate
in their nature, and OF slow growth partake Immediate
y OF the vigour and hardness of the stock 10 which
hey nave been uniIed-and they instantly to be-
come acciimaed. Between the thin aud outy ard bark
OF the vine, and the wood there is no soft and pulpv
matter and q sap mounts freely through the MANY ca
PlaTy tables, which arc unusually abundant in every
part oil the hard wood, differing in this respect from
trees, where the sap seems to pass almost entirely
through substance existing between the outer bark
and the wood OF the plant This particular anatomy Of
the vine is favourable the union between the mother
stock and the graft TO such degree, that the work Of
the most unskul hand will usually he crowned with
success III you calculate upon the success of The one
ration you should wait until the very abundant flow of
the sap (Which takes place during the first warm DAYS
10 me sprng has passed.; alter that period the DISCHARGE
mckens is with more difficulty eTused, and is of ma
ture more favourable TO the growth OF the wood Your
wd vines should be planted in the field at the distance
o. siH feet plant from plant, and feet row from row
this may be done during the fall WINTER or early in the
the proper period has arrived for insert
ing me shPs-denude the wild vine the extent of
or inches below the surface Of the ground then cut
away the wood little before the top of the soil and
sPht through and through with sharp knife to tho
extent extent OF inches-then introduce your slip (Which
n"s oeeh previously prepared for grating applies or
7ears) and secure 1t in its position by tic with warn
OF any other string, which may happen to be at
he slip or graft should have upon three eyes; one of
"ch IN covering the work with the sof should be-
little below the surface, the other at the surface g. the
uPpermost one should be few inches above the ground
visit your gratis every eight ten days and remove
any suckers which may have spung from the roots or
stem OF the mother stock, with view Of forcing the sap
INTO me graft nc growth Of your graft will be slow
un the last Of June; alter which time rapid progress
and extension will be truly astonishing have know
20 feet OF strong healthy wood Produced in one season
ana upon This wool, or 10 werpened lunches Of frun
Cultivators wishing to try the experiment. with few
vines, or those who wish TO engage largely in
the rearing Of this valuable fruit, be supplied, with
all OF the best varieties ofthe grape from the vineyards
established in the vicinity Of this city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-11

Navigation. be instructed " enquire int the exoedi
sncy OF amending the several laws now n force in th
Sommonwesih' on the subject Of public reads or high
The Bill to revive the Inspection of tobacco at Sp,ns
warehouse. In the Town Of Lynehburr, wa, re.d
second time. aud engrossed for q third reading
"A bill to amend the act for tho construction Of ,,
PIKE road from the eastern side Of the arm Sprin,
Mo9nta'ns to Harrison. read and ordered to Sc
cond reading.
mr. Mcdowell submitted the following resolution.
hesosed' hat the committee On Roads and Interna
cv u, % Instructed to enquire into the expedien-
rennl'entiary upon the public works of the State.
oh houon Of Mr. Cilmer, MIR. w Jones was appoint.
iong as his services may be required.
'" MOTION Of MIR. Terrill. the House adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-11
CENSUS or PrTrsYLyANTA.
j otal
Census Of 1880


~ me fore going whites dsafsni dsmh, III whites blind
biack deaf ard dumb and ~ blind biok, sisns There II
ono white male I'D old aud FEMALES
slaves over 95 yes odous OF tho 1913 bas beer fh
pothsr Of ~ cbdfsu erpescsd days soess
during hfs, aud retsnS ell her mental hs0lios.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-11

V6NHE subscriber has just received from the Chemical War,
d house OF George w Carpenter. philadelphia. follow
ns articles which among many Other chemical articles prepa
RCD hee are IN nigh repue amones, the
gentlemen OF that city
Saratoga Powders by which the water can be
III Su respects 10 ,ha taken from the springs.
few minutes the Lisbon diet drink
Compound Syrup of IvrrwoTt safe and valuable me
cine for coughs, sprg blood consumption and com
plants; the me cincs made use OF for he nboy dis
eases arc OF stimulating nature composed generally resins
and halsams alcoholic solutions WHICH aIbouyb .osnr
giving temporary relief every instance where they are
eey used aggraVac the disease aud reduce the strength
the patient; tins preparation is as active as il eau made from
the fresh plant and the virtues considerably im"ycJ NV h
ionic anh eNpecora medicines which have been selected 4,
adluranis
Craled Kali for making the saline drauglt of neutral mix
aIe one dTdcnm of tins salt dissolved ounces of
instantly produces similar and equal ~ every rer
10 hat made with fresh lemon JUICE aud salt tartar
Black Oxide Of Mercury, for exrempuraneouy making the
The cI phi ono ''''" Of gram '"Y equal to three grains OF
soidGcd Coraivn This active preparation of the bal
sam aud - rendered solid without the action heat or dn.
Shins its strength by the addition mccren, ARTICLES il is
much approved iby the faculty Caution The Resin Of Co.
pava made by cvapnning the halsam 5 entirely inert
Oil of Copava, dose drops 1t superior to Nanhtha
for preserving POTASSIUM.
OIL OF Cubebs THIS valuable addition to halsam cop,a
10 To 20 drops TO OF baam will greatly increase the
virtues OF that remedy IN GonOuhcl
Extract OF 9unnc; grams Of which are cou,l 10 one Of
Suinnc, aud Al less than oueh,rd Of the price.
vi Oh Black tcprer This IS much more preparation
than Pr ernie drop illy equal three grams of the lat
ter is also valuable adjunct to 9runc orc or I,yo droms
'' TO SIX grains VIII greatly increase the powers OF tina, me
Superior BED Bark And
Superior Caliaya EalE This the best spccie Of yeov
bark and derives name from the province ia ybIrb il
cced l. the bark which yields Qunne IN greater r,nporion
'in any Other Species neatly pa; up sea Ell cylindrical
packages Of round and ounce
Besides the above articles hand auy Ctlc Gl,r,
" D can ne han at short notice II desr~d, viz
DI?ena'cor'Trdt Ardaous T.ucsarc orium
Compound Ionic EXtract
Extract OF NtraronIum.
Acetate. supharc and pure Morp!a.
Nitrate and Oxide Of Gold.
Itperine, tmetine, Supulnc,
nd kIr