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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-26
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IN the Village of ,missve. which is situated IN
pheasant part of the State Of Virginia shout ~ miles
from Alexandria - from Warrcnton, and irom JET.
fersOnt"n. , "
THO or three Jouraeyaea SadiAers,
to whom the highes, w-gc> aul ronst'nt employment
will be given The situation oil the village IS healthy!
and bo.rding cheap For further information please
addressthe subscriber in Arnssvie, Cuipeper county
Va William IL N"N"oh'
iune 1o-2awSw
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-26
Fare reduceA ~ five DOLLARS
W;uchesfer E. alexandria Mail Stage,

Winchesfer g. .7ierandria A0H Sage,
THREE TINES WEEK. AND THROUGH ~ ONE
DAY.
The subscriber respect
GsIA%A fully inf rms the pubic ns'' i"
SFSSSSlG%H the suggestion ct his friend, M ne
.%%SSSS S-2nklshas r.aluo.i tiie TAI" IRON WIN
chester to Alexandris to Five Dollars t'nterm.d~'s
1r5-srCrS GEMS pes mite The line wall c. n'hue
GO through day. and pains will be spared TO
merit the patronage Of the public.
Il will leave Winchester Monday, "Wednesday,
aud Fridays, at A. NJ. and arrive in Alexandra ~.
Returning, Will leave Alexandria on 1ursdalh
Thursday, and SATURDAYS, at A NJ n srriv, III WIN
chester at9P NJ, This roate passes drought the vi.
lagos of Nilwood, Paris, UpperviIle Mddlehu Z, Al.
die and Providencei all of which visited b! day.
light
This arrangement is such as to cause no detention
whatever tra,eli who ISL proceed either north
from Alexan,lria ia any direction from wnchsster
re Baltimore stage leaves Alexandria every morning.
md the different stages leave Winchester Oh tao nom
ngs following the arrival of tl'is stage
n Splendid Hack and Gig
Are kept for hire at my residence in Mid eLurG,
and private convey can be had at ali times al mos
Of the stopping places on the ronte,
- All baggage at Tie risk OF the owners
JOHN BOYD.
a.pt " lnwtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-26
Miller WahteA

FIRST rate hand "a single man would be prefer
~ red) as head Miller in the Steam s' ~ AirAs''
dria Apply to j. D. LADD'
NAV l2-eUtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-26
Notice.

- A very valuable BRICK HOUSE,
IT r most delightfully."- and Advantageous STUFFED
E#Sa in the most business part Of 1" ashlngton C'y'
&r.sisA would be exchanged for comfortable Owe
ling House, brick, with eight good rcoms and
large Lot in Alexandria fspce ed, appicstion is made
Inquire al Mir. snowGen's Printing Office.
June A-colot
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-11

and a slight degree of fever exists, but hap
py recover. isl lily anticipated.
We have been particular ~ the narration oil
this case for the benefit ol othefs--aopug that
the mode of treatment, 40 successful, may be
adopted by other sufferers. II should be re
collected that cau.tin was inserted, as soon as
the flesh was en- oui.
Within two or three weeks, Mr.. Daulap put
rat into the den, on purpose To wltn"ss the
result Nearly every snake gave the irgmed
animal a thrust with its fangs. Ia about six
minutes the raj began to remble violently, aud
died instanier.
In Conclusion. we hope our friend Green
wood viii make his den more secure. we
have bsen assured that 10 The conr'e oi the pas
summer, on of these terrible reptiles ac-
tanlly made his way ont .f the Musnrm into
Court street where Il WIS killed. Had the
hllieu person heen visitor, the eAcuen'nl
nouidninuhtcdl, have been greater, bu' as
the story goes. no Que was spfry ior the mAn
whose head was bitten oil BY III. own lion
TrnreHgr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-11

IN Mon Law were postponed on account of the
weather.--On that evening the keeper of the
hotel where he tnok up his residence, received
= note from him. stating thai IN consequence oi
the races being postponed. combined WIN me
Circumstance of hs feeling himself Indlsposed,
h. had determined on returning 10 Quel &C, and
requesting han 10 meniion IA having done so.
should he he enqnirrd for by those Who had
accompanied him from Quebec. TWAS howev-
er discovered on ruesdy, Nv accident we be
lieve. that the worthy banker, instead of pro-
ceedlrg to Quebec had been seen crossing tho
river t. Laraire. 4-Suspicion vas Consequent
" accused that he had ah,conded TO the States,
aud Mr. Robert Shaw of Quebec. TO whom he
WIS Indicated, determined on an Immediate
pursuit. Mr.. Shaw joined the Frank IL steam
er on "wednesday, AID by extra ,peed IN uav-
cling got To Albany the following afternoon.
lie tHera discovered that Harvey. passing by
the name Hope, had proceeded that morning
to Nav York, an4 herr fore de'srmi ned on tol-
swing him Immediately IN that city. Mr.. y.
reached New York, the next morning, and haT-
lng procured a writ agaln.t II. Tor tie money
he owed him, had him place in confinement.
The villain Ia order TO make his escape, then
swnrc that MIR. Shaw was indebted 10 him ia
the amount Of \ 3 900, and on this sham act
en-. Mr.. S fouud himself arrested. Being speed
ily leased by his friends putting in bail, tar
vey saw II was needless To refuse any longer
coming 10 terms aud accordingly offered 10
settle Mr.. Shaw's demand upon hun. Whrn
about To Leave the prison 10 carry this into
effr,t Mr. f. O'llara. OF Qpebec, who had
subsequently left this city in pursuit, made bis
appearance, and had him again arrested tiar-
vpp, having settled the demands which these
gentlemen had again him. amounting, report
,ays "a 1000. released next morning. II
Is not known what course he had then taken.
/ is supposed that he rad previously 6een quit
~ o. sim lar NAL practices IL the states, and
what iavors his opinion was his extreme MIKE
~ - ne released, after he became aware tnaI
the New YotR nsper> lad noticed the elrcnm-
stance si his commitment, 10 goal. Mrs. Har'
vey, who followed two DAYS after, lad her
trnnks se'zed AT Burlington, hut ne,erthelr,a,
continued her Journey 10 New York. II is
supposed that in her baggage may he found
property belonging - the creditors IN Cana-
da.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-11
TYIRGiNlt.-ttas uisrlor Court ofGI,4# =
~ Non Inn i.-Al II =

TVlRGlNlA.-ttBS SUI error Court pfGIl5#s.
~ den At the town OF Is uc'plrg, on thr l9lu lay II
May, 1530
Thomas Aldridce, Pltf against Ilcob swoope. star.
ling Claiborne, Nicholas Kenny, George 5. Holloway,
George Il. Wopi-on and Jabez Camden, Dcits.
On TIM motion lie Defendant Iaenb Swoope. BY
counsel, To- bee allowed damages unan tie dissolution
the injunction awarded the Plaintiff IN tins the
twenty third daV Of May, ole Thousand ci9ht hundred
aud twenty five the court confederation thereof dely
cred the following opinion . .~.
By HE CbapceL0r.-'Ihe act does not furnish full
answer 10 lr. sw,opes application. Upon reference to
that act although applies to Judgments only, There IS
the same reason for extending II To deereGs which
ia fact Judgments ofthc court. of Chancery that
think pre- ent ADVISED, while il might he
ded to naug1ns 10 The execution ofrast deeds,
yet IN Ike the present, where the deed ms
been acted upon under circumstances II mortgage
and money specially decreed, should be considered
Judgment, aud in all respects executed accordingly:
Wherefore the Court doth adiudgr, order ard decree
that the Clerk OF this court issue execution the
original decree IN four Ofthe deeudant J1cOb Swoope
against the plaintiff. with damages, the rate Of
per eentnm per aunum, on the eni1ined BY III
plaintiff from the time Of the awarding Of the said in
junction until the dissolution thereof giving the PLAIN
t credit for the heretofore made, unless the plain
tiff shall before the third day ofthe after
be shall have been served with copy of this ORDER shew
Cause to the contrary A Copy-Teste,
j. WILLS, G. c.
August ?. w4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-11
py FLETCHER s. TOLEIs.

drier the hetter,) snl so continue. LAYER about
of SAN and roots. I'll all laid in, giving the
whole, on every side root like slope then CO.
yer this heap on ridge all over with about two
inches of sand, ever which lay a good coat al
drH"n straw, up aud down. ash matching
house, in order 10 carry OFF wet, and prevent
its en erlng the roots then dig WIDE trench
Tount the heap, aud cover the straw with the
earth so dug up, with a depth suihcien I" pre-
serve tn roots eiieciuafr from frost, An o
Dehing lay be made o. the south side OF tins
heap, aud completely covered with bun
dies of straw. 50 as to have ACCESS TO the
roots at all times ben wanted either tor sale or
use.
Some people lay straw OF hay, he'weer thu
myers OF roots. an9 Immediately on the top 81
ia m TINS do not approve Of, rs the straw
or the hay will become damp and mouidy,
aud very often occasion thu roots I" rot,
w'de the sa,d would preserve them sweet and
sound.
" All these roots may be preserved IN Ike
unanopr Ia celhr bul in such place they are
subject II vrgetate aud become sifiagy earlier
in the spring. Tie only advantage OF tins mr.
thod IS thatin the cellar they may be had when
waited, morr conveniently during winter man
ont Of thu field or garden heaps.
'NnTE.--A1 the above roots will preserve
better IN sanl than in the common earth nut
WHEN the tormer cannot be had. the sa"d'eSt
earth you can procure must be Dispenser WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-11
From lbs N. Y. Courier Sept %,

Singular Circlnsiaics-A sholt time since,
sister aud a brother met together, IA this city.
after separation of - years, during which
time neither 9, them had ever heard from the
other The parents oil these persons. AMI ano-
Their daughter, ha1 bsen inhabitants, of Phla-
dflphla, aud died ia thnr ,ltv IN 1907 In
consequence OF the embarrassed state Ia which
they left their circumstances, the surviving re.
letiye4 found 1t necessary % separate the chi
dreu. VIM were Thea very young. Two rch-
ives of the mother took the iva female Chi
dren 10 distant pan Of the country, aud the
boy WIS taken bv ffland ofIhe father. I" a dis-
lance from the two females. All three lived
an eraw NJ and each va, aware II the lnct
fhat u tratnrdal dcgree Ut Kindred bound AL
nlfhpueh he females kncW not theIr brothers
abode nor he heirs On sistc5 now resides "a
ono The other has bvci n considerable lime
in this city, where she is happily marrcd A
bout two wears SINCE the hra her cam# 30 reside
IN thu clv, anl cont nnes 10 work at his trade :
during six moaih. hil sister lived nexi door 10
the house IN which he ST bna rs. The s'sler
had many ffnlless search Tor him, aud even
went some time sluce, TO Phllahrl nm 20 rn-
dpayour u 6nd some account Of him, hut
"ithont effect. FINALLY, .he some lays since
he'rl his uamamrniioned casual in rons1rsn-
ion, mud ~ .>enliGe a., real or imaginary,
struck her thar he WIS " the long Sought toe
one She urocerdealo her oil neighbn' $
house md vain I'LL the Young man amf
home from work. and scene of mnrnnl re-
eognlt,ou led ,aa pleasure more d, iicplt 4"
dpscribc thau imagine atter SEPARATION
ofrelauy.s 50 closely allied, during peried so
long.
These circumstances have come To us
through n correct source, itom 0ur who has
b"cn acquainted f,r considerable lrUe III Of
time with the sistor residing ia tins CIV yet II
Il was worked up into a NEW novel even hy
tho anihor Of Pelham. II il probable the critics
Of the day would dcuoonee II NJ i" impossible. -
Bnt Il has uiird been remarked, aud with pIn-
prlcty tnpt Truth Is often more MAR vellous
than Fiction
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-11

IA oc's gaH will sci any color,--silA. cotton,
or woullen. have seen the coors Of calico,
which faded NJ ole washing, fxed b, II. Where
one lives near sliughtet.ho sc, II Is worth
while to buy cheap fading goods aad set them
in THIS way. The gall eau he bought Tor alew
cents, Oae large sno9ntal Of tins Ia gallon
Dt warm water i sufficient. TINS il likewise
exCe!lsn tUr taking out spots from b5nhhzine,
honbazet &c. After heing washed IN This,
they look about rs well when new. II must
be thoroughly stirred INTO the water, and not
put upon the cath.-il is used without soap.
Alter triog washed III this, cloth which you
want 70 cieaa .houdb be washed Ia warm suds
Wlth1st using soap. Icon. H0usegtft.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-11

II For 81 per anuan PAYABLE 70 suVs , ix months
r,fisu vail 30 received Tor less iihs .n G.rret,on
,si no paner viii ba i#rhntia9ed thnt :. - a.
.Jss EIt5r) unil ,ll ~rearaees are Paia, ,ts per
y Aiyeetisem-ats gi e in,e5le1 - ssn,s for eaeh
s,ilre 1or 49,, a irs 1uoe, an % 80 he na,d for
..l...t,,.. 'I'4sza ia distance NUS 40 - -,
''''4., z,,ff5u. Or nc payment assumeu y
.,,,s rs.noas,ble per on ~ Lgnchbnrs. .-o.,r.
f,i,,aesry Orders not exceeding TWO squa''S '''
- flrs.sed to the Editors must Dc posi-
mid ar they viii not be attended t.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-11
HOW 10 nE5IRoY RATS.

4 friend IL Salem, Mass. inio T4Aa- us thal@t ats
ara easily destroyed by sprinkling liule ~ the
powder OF spanish flies on some butiefed hrsai
OF other food Of shich rats are ionj aud it will
soon destry them.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-11
NOTICE


To Dairy Farmers throughout the U, states
A first premium Of one tnnd,e} dotidfs,
4 second premium Of fHg dollars
VIII be oaa bv the Treasurer of the Massa-
chuscts S iaIy for Promoting Aeficultorr, Tor
the best GUTTER, rom nny Stst" in toe tn7n,
exhibited al Boston on the ID day OF Decenh~r,
1870.
A som raised hv private subscription has
been placed IT, the hands OF the Trustees OF
sad Society by number Of the most repecta-
BILE citizens of Boston, 10 pay the above preni-
unls
Inc object proposed, bv procuring II practi
cable anexhibiioG n, Boston nf The best Buter
made ~ any OF the States, Ito promote IN
ptove'ncnt, near home, in the rrnfess Of max ,
ing and preserving an article OF very general
consumption.
Inc country at large will also benefit by SO
extensive a competition tor the prlzrs.
TIE quantity ffrrpd by any one person for
premium. to be no less than three hundred
weg - put ~ IN NV iBbs o. firlias will The
c"mp+tltor ntme and place Of residence MIR
koi thereon. Any remarkable attention 10
nicely in tie manner ofputtipg mp the Butter
viii not escape the notice OF the EXAMINING
committee.
rs further encouragement t. become com
pcutors, II persou, who send Butlfr vii have
I'll opp tnnit,, on ,hn day after the Exhibition
+, s.ll il at public auction without expense.
The most liberal priees may be expected for n
large quantity Of good Butter, put up for family
use, a. there is, probably, no market IN the
Uuion letter than thai al Boston.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-11

Georgrtopn, d. {. September 81. 'sidpr-
able excitement was occasioned. AID with iu,
cause, among our citizens on Monday, by
the eaeLls oi a blast OF rocks on the linz OF the
Canal
II appears thar the Directors or Engineers
had positively forbdIen thccontracinrs To make
wat are termed Saad bitsis. That Is, whore
thele are Gssnfcs in the roCl,s powder IS streV-
cd m sometimes 10 The amount of keg fGll, and
the creyices thcn filed up aud rammed with
sant, leaving 4 tram 70 Communicate With tie
pnwder In the country, this may be- done
with compa alive safety. hut ~ pbpuloas towns
II is extremely dangerous. Noi"uhslandine
tins prnhihiiiau one of the sub contractors. be-
tween ! aud D o'clock in he afternoon. setfirr
to one Of these sand blasts; fragment ct The
rock was thrown to distance Of tour hundred
yards ina straight tine from its natural bad, eA-
elusive oil the ConrYature IL made ia the MIR,
aud Tell in Water street near the warehouse
of Gen. Walter Smith il struck a horse On
the left hip, cut him in two aud killed him in
stantaneoIsy demolished the cart To which
the horse was attached, and winch was beng
loaded with salt, made an ndenfure IN the
street IN which peTsun might place both feet,
rpbounde1 and oing aCr 's,ths street rnek
the wheel OF gig that was passing al the time,
containing two gentle men end some kegs of
powder, broke the shaft OF the gig and few
spokes Of The wheel, aud finally lodged N from
oil the store of Messrs. X. Semmes & ~, or
posita Gen snltas. The rex shs taaen INTO
Messr.. ~cnmss' store, ani found 10 weigh
O15ponnds 4 now lies II Hater Street
where, those VINO nave the curiosity may see
r..
tnpther fragment Of the srue rock, sbPpos
ed 70 Weigh ab 200 pounds, tel upoo the
roof IT Dr.. b.sitv's house ON Wafer Stree, il
molishe1 Que OF BIS dormer windows, spd IUds
ed IN the garnet.
\ third fragment struck the deck Of n vessel
lying at Semmes' Wharf, within five feet OF
where tie captain was standing, aud broke
hole through the plank.
Fortunately 10 other lives were lost than
that of the horse. but the consequence might
have hesn dreadfll, had any portion fallen
among group of persons, such AZ are OIL
ten seen standing on The Wharves or in tie
streets.
Frequent complaints have been made Of the
danger to be apprehended from these heavy
blnss, !. the Directors as well as the Engineer,
sensible of the danger, had forbidden the Con
tractors or workmen to use more than thlin-
blc-full of power at a time, moi lady's thin.
ble-full nui gauge with winch powder Is mee-
sured.)
Ii is to be hoped that this accident will be
the means OF putting an eliectual stop t. fur.
ther experiments wnh toe lives aud property
OF the citizens; indeed, we understand. thai
the sui contractor was Immediately dismissed
he was Subsequently summoned before the
Mayor, and atlcr an examination bound over.
with QUE OF hs workmeu to appear at the next
term oil the Circuit Court. Gdsetie.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-11

BoTs0., Sept. %.
Bite of RnttitSnnkr Mr.. Dunlap, one Of
the keepers OF the Boston Museum. 10 tbe act
of rousing the den of Raltesnakes which are
there exhibited. on Tueshey afternoon, met
WI very Alarming accident. Having in
troincti feather brush, by raising the lid a.
bout an inch. and getting them sufficiently
reused. 10 set their rattles going, like the buz
OF the CO ton fac qry,--a bystander at his ell
bow asked question, which Mr.. Dun'ap not
precisely understanding, turned MS eye towards
the gentieman,-and al the same Ins'anE, one Of
The largest snakes ran his head through the
opening. aud thrust his fangs into his llfle fu-
ger ofhls right hand, With such pr0dtgious
force, as 10 reach the bone at one oil the pune
lures. The sufferer had presence OF mind
enough to cord the finger immediately III a
short time an eXcision Of the hesh, including
the wound, Has made by physician, who also
prescribed dose ofspirils OF turpentIne and
sweet oil. Not DOLLY the finger but the whole
hand, swsiled exceedingly, accompanied with
prlckling sensation, or AZ commonly termed,
the sensation OF being asleep.
About 8 O'Clock in the evening there was a
partial structure about the lungs, and difficulty
Of taking free inspiration, together with the
ptickling sensation over the ole system,
and an ague fit, that gave fearful indications
OF free diffusion OF the poison thfous the
circulation.
A large dose Of opium relieved the pa
tent oil the spasm--and coniinued use OF II
has probably overcome the tendency to such
paroxysns. An application of salt and vine.
gar constantly applied 10 the hand aud arm, has
kept the Inflammation under subjeciion. The
limb is 5ili very swoleD,--ihe tongue coated
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-11

One hundred stone cul,e,s aud stone mason,
are wanted on the Isl aud ID divisions Of the
Baltimore aud Ono Rail road.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-11

The single track Of rad road to Baltimore 10
Ellcous mills bad been ragell d on at 10
weeks. on the l6th inst. aud the receipts are
already $4,000.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-11
REMARKABLE CALF.

Mr., William Furness OF Ned ord, Mass. owns
Hefrr Cali, which was lived the I'm oi
March last, and weighed oa The 10Th inst. 4di
lbs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-11
THE RICH NOT TORE ENvIED.

The poor 10 not have thr Dyspcpsla, tho rich
do. The healthy poor may conSu ne as maeh
suPsrdHs -four a. they can get while the Dys-
ptpsia rich are condemned 10 bran.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-11

Two ILompsonian qaacks. in Madison coun-
y have been bound oYer, for Killing n young
mhn by their system Of tram doctoring.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-11
August ?

&yA INoR .RGNT. the Brick Tea
I!sssN - emen, on Yves, Street, late.
Hi y occupied by MIR. T. F. Gard
Ass.zsh ner as a family residence -
Possession given Immediately For terms
apply 10 N, w. DAVENPORT.
Sep, 10 w4v
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-11

One hundred pigeons were lately taken from
Antwerp TO London. aud reieased, to see il They
you'd fDh sheIr WY back .--lhe ssiftpu pig
con AeS 10 Antwerp 10 50 ao1rs, distance ls6
miles.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-11

NJ. de Poniecoulant--Ths Prince de Polgnac
has net been arrested rs Peer of France, but
az Minister. the signer oil ordinances.
know no, whether the Chambar has a right TO
mix itself up with The question, but do not op~
pose the commission.
The chamber unanimously decided that q
comm issIon of seyen membars should be chosen.
Lots were immediately drawn by the Presi-
dent and /, will make It's report at the next
sitting.
The following was posted On the 9th Al.
gust NJ the North aud South American Collee
House
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-02-16
DR.. DAvENPoRTS,
Bilious Pills.

NOR the time these Pills have been offer
IL ed to the publick the sale of them has exceed
ed the most sanguine expectations Of the Proprietor
which may be fairly considered an acknowledgment
Of their many virtues ~ eel gl issaro .tua.
They are very justly esteemed for their mild and
safe operations as cathartck in all cases where one
is necessary they are safe and sovereign remedy
in all bilious fevers, pains in the head. stomach and
bowels, Indigestion, loss ofappette dizziness, worm
and bilious cholick they are likewise an antedote
against infectious diseases, removing obstacles of
every kind by dissolving and dischargng the morbid
matter helping digestion, restoring lost appetite
sure relief for costive habits They are so accom-
modated to all seasons and hours, that they may be
taken in summer or winter, at any time Of the day
without regard to diet or hindrancc Of business.
Their operation is so gentle and efectual, that by
experience they found to excel any other physick
heretofore offered to the publick.
The genuine are covered with a check plate with
the design of the Good Samaritan, and the agents
name thereon.
From the numerous Certificates which might be
used, the Propretors will make use of the following
only, from the Hon. Phineas Allen, of Pitts6eld,
Massachusetts.
Mr.. DANIEL II have made use of various kinds
Of Bilious Pills in my family, and hesitate not to
say, that Dr. Davenports are the best Family Medi-
cine. ever used. PHILEAS ALLEN.
Pitts6eld, Mass, 1929.