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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-04

TBNO the admirers Of Ornamental Heads Of Haze -
Ill The Subscriber has Just arrived III t,is city from
New York, and offers for sale an extensive assort.
ment Of
LADIES' s. GENTLEMEN'S WIGS & TOUPETS
All OF his manufacture, and a variety of price,
that must ct the views o! all that DESTROYS OF pur
cha-ng. The a1'ortment that he has brought with
him this occasion, far superior and much mere
tensive than what he has offered at any former period
consisting OF the greatest variety being characte rized
Tor their peculiar taste and beauty. He requests hA
those ladies and gentlemen wearing ornamental hair,
and wishing TO have his splendid nuura heads OF hair
or half head dresses commonly called Toupsts, will
take the earliest opportunity of honoring him with
call.
Those ladies and gentlemen who may feel dis posed
to hcnor him with their calls, he fatters himself from
the superiority OF hi' articles IN every particular,
cure continuance OF their patronage. Apply at the
Eagle Hotel between the hours of ten and two
where the subscriber will be ready attend upon all
that may honor him with their commands Ladies'
leaving their orders will be waited upon Immediately;
his stay in Richmond will not exceed ten DAYS.
THOMAS QUIRK.
n3' All orders after the first of March, will he
ceiyed at my residence in New York, No $50. Broad
way. Jan. 20 S9-n
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MuONSlEUR TONSON will stand the ensuing sea-
I'VE son at Tree Hill, near Richmond, Va. His sea
son TO commence LIST February ard terminate lst July
next He will be let to at 50 dollars the
which may be discharged by the payment Of 40 dollars
within the season Mares be Insured at 10 dol.
Iars. One dollar TO the groom In every case
Every desirable arrangement has been made for the
accommodation OF mares stnt 10 this horse Tn. will
be pastured gratis, well fed With grain If equred at rs
cents per day, and stabbed in al bad weather
One Of the subscribers viii give his constant per
sona suen ion to mares in order that they may be re-
turned to their owners in good CONDITION.. We cannot
be responsible for accidents escapes, but will use
every exertion to prevent boh.
Monsieur Tonson IL a beautiful bay, fifteen hands
three inches high, with black legs, main and tail lie
10 finely proportoned, exhibiting beauty and power
throughout his form. His blood, appearance and per-
formsnce IL equal II not superior, TO amy hor.e the
continent. His colts TX ly, and IN high estIna.
tioa. THOMAS WATSON.
ABNER ROBINSON.
Tree HILL Jan. 20. SO -2aw3m.
Country Wing and Petersburg IntelseDcer to In
sert the above twice week for three months aud send
their accounts to r. W. and a II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-04

REINSURANCE AGAINST F1RE-ln conse-
H quence Of the death OF MIR. James Heron, the
late agent Of the Formers Fire Insurance and Loan
Company of Men. York, the subscriber has been
sppoin,ed agent for the sad Company and re- quests
persons DESTROYS Of en.ufng houses, furniture, stocks
Of Merehaidise, &c. &C. 10 cell al HE Office in Cary
Street JOHN X. TRIPLETT
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u. nv ia II
s. U R. e. IL. .ss .l:g. =

EAENTAL SURGERY, Greenhow's Building Main
w Street,, nearly opposite ibs Virginia Banks DR.
MUER0E has located himself in this city, and will he
happy 10 attend 10 all those who may require the pro
iessi II aid OF Dentist. lie 6Hters himself that a
thorough kno wef Of the most approved principles
Dentistry, and ample practical experience, aided by
great assiuy and attention will him The con.
fdsncs asd patronage Of The public. Hs come \ ion
with many Of the most distinguished Dentists in the
Atanc cities, him the earliest Information OF
The most Tecest improvements in the science.
p S. Parents whohave proper regard for The beau.
" and symmetry Of their cIrens features reguIari-
ty, aud soundn OF their TEETH, should, the pre-.
fusion Of the second set ult experienced Den.
,is', W. en- every irregulaiy natural presenta-
ton .! the teeth may he corrected.
IL Hours Of attendance from 10 10 4 p NJ.
Jan. % s0-12t
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Nov. 2S.

HN virtue of Deeds OF Trust. executed TO Joln NJ
u Armis'ead and William cambridge, by William
Morris, and Marc~lla his wife, the the eighth
day Of January 1928, and the other on the eighteenth
day OF FEBRUARY, ls2S-and another d. ed of Trust exc
cued 10 Herbert A. Claiborne and Charles S Cav ky
the said William Morris, the tenth day OF july
iS2S-al oil which deeds recorded in the Hustings
Court OF the city OF Richmon hall proceed 10 sell
on the premises the 10Th day of FEBRUARY ne It, for
ready money, Tor the purpose therein mentioned two
Lots, pieces, or parcels of Land, in the city OF Rich
mond known and is,ii suished in the plan of the said
city, by No (347) three hundred and forty seve H. and
No. (352) three hundred aud hflv two, which were
conveyed TO the said William 1. Morris, by Thomas
rutherford ard Sarah his wife. by their deed bear
Ing date the 18th day OF June 1925 aud admitted to
cord in the clerks Office OF the Court of Hastings for
said city,-and on which erected exten.ive
brick buildings. used as warehouse, and for pur.
poses sso three other Lots pieces parcels of Land
known distinguished in the plan Of said city by number
(342) three hundred forty two number three hundred
and forty three (343) number three hundred s. rprty-
four (3I4) with thebudings commonly called Shocku
warehouse, and all other buildings aud improve ments
thereon which property conveyed to the said vii.
liam Morris, by two several deeds, Tor undivided mo-
ieties thereoone made tho tenth day of June 1926
by Richard Gregory and Elizabeth his wife, and John
Prgram, and Wilson Gregory; the other, made the
same day, by Joseph Dudley OF Chesterfield county. an
both admitted TO record in eIceIks office Of the Hu.
tings Court o said city, also, other Lot pi
parcel oil Land. known and distinguished in the plan Of
said city, by number three hundred aud foty-six (3I6
which wac conveyed to said William |. Morris, by
William A. Smith and Sarah Smith, by the deed
bearing date the ihh day Of September 1896 and adj
Emitted to record in the clerks Office Of the Hastings
Court for the city Aforesaid.
The Trustees have never known the title 10 the
foregoing property 10 be questioned, but they will
Iy convey that which i. vested in themselves.
JOHN M. ARMISTEAD,
w. cambridge, ~
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE trustees
CHARLES 5. GAY.
Dec. Is 73-u
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STlLL SELLING OFF AT PRIME COST and in
~ many instances much below cost--The proof that
tho subscribers have been selling off their large gene
raj assortment OF seasonablc Dry Goods "pme cost
$3.50 apparent that they would deem to in
sert second advertisement to that effect had not
Tous attempts been made to ea the public believe the
contrary They therefore, again respectfully inform their
friends and customers that they still continue to sell Off
at prime cost and in order assist the sale of the re-
naming stock, they have added thereto (per the Bold
Conmanderfr oa N W variey of such goods as tiey
disposed oil in the early part OF their sae among
many oil the same description OF goods. that con-
sideed extremely cheap viz: frnneis 3.5 aud ia do
inesftcs ero de Naples, Gro des Ind, and Italian
f"tsngs, superior iusre, cacoes loo price and su
Peror sdftimets; and many other goods all Of which
VIII be sold at "prine cost" and in many instance.
the goods that have been on hand will be sold much
osfoc prime cost In announcing their intention TO
close their business IN this manner the subscribers did
not expect to elicit Hbera. remark from any per
son-neverthelcss such remarks have been made and
the public aware that they proceed an interested
source, hncto how TO estimate their correctness.
KYLE COCHRAN.
Nov 20. 66-,f
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va ANSlON HOTEL. Pennsylvania Avenue, near
I'VE the Presidents House and Public Offices; late
Iptlltdmsons and Strothey's, Wdshingfon CITY,
d. C-This establishment has recently undergone
thorough repair, and is completely furnished
The proprietor therefore, with confidence bespeaks for
1t the patronage of his friends and the public.
W "Fuer's New Lines Washington GEORGETOWN
and Baltimore, accommodation steel spring coaches"
start from and direct this house. and in few
few days, Will be hersccted, at this point by daily
line TO Alexandria and trweeklyline to Lynchburg via
Charlottesville, Virginia. Nov 26. est
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a DEMONSTRATORS SALE-On Tuesday the 9th
IN day OF the nexth month february will be offer
cd Tor sae TO the highest bidder public auction at
ths s-roads in the county Goochland the late re-
sidence oil MAJ Robert Sampson decd all the person.
household and kitchen furniture crop of and fod-
der, plantation TOOLS Wagon cart and gig, several
horses one good mule, yoke OF oxen other horn
ed cattle sheep and hogs Also the slaves belonging to
said estate consisting OF two men, one lad, women
and several children.
IEkMS-A credit until the first day Of January, 1891
Tor all sums over ten dollars, the purchaser executing
bond with approved security Fer all sums under ten
dollars, cash will be required Should the above named
day prove to be unfair, the sale will be made the first
fair day thereafter
The credit rs of the estate requested attend the
sale Those indebted informed that the situation of the
estate requires that they make prompt payment
JAM 26 90-2awtds THE ADMINISTRATIVE
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RICHMOND COTTON MANDATORY.
a NOTION cloths and yarns, OF a superior quality
- manufactured at this establishment offered Tor
sale, wholesale s. retail the Proprietors Office ION the
leading to Shocke Warehouse) moderate prices
They do NOT wish to make any further purchases Of
Seed Cotton; not having found il suitable to their pur-
poses; but are still prepared TO give the highest cash
price for prime picked on.
May 10. 3-tf CUNNINGHAM & ANDERSON
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NEMALE EDUCATION-Thc subscriber having
consented again 10 take or xa,I,.r laiia.

u consented again to take IL or 10 young ladies', as
members OF his family, informs parents who are des-
rous oil giving their daughters good education that
the lady whom he has engaged or the ng year
(havins taught in his family for Is months) he
commend as being highly qualified TO impart young
minds knowledge OF every useful branch Of English
Educaton OF French, OF Music OH the Harp and Pr
ano OF Painting, and Of various kinds of elegant needle
work. Her knowledge of French and Music, i, proba.
Oily not surpassed by any native American. Every at
tention VIII be paid to the health, morals and manners
OF young ladies' Particular attention will also be paid
TO their clothing-such as repairs, washing, SC. for
which there will be no charge.-The School will open
on the first Monday in January: two months vacation
will be given during the year.
TERMS.
For ts Board and English tuition 500
II French or Painting both be taught in addition l2O
II Music only in addition to the English $50
For all the above branches l6O
RICHARD X. MEADE, SR
Brunswick, Dec. II. 7i-2awSiO.
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NTERY VALUABLE ESTATE The subscribers
wish to sell 1895 acres.of land Banister River
in the County OF Halifax 095 OF which are first rate
low grounds, belonging the estate of Edmund Irby dec
said to be the most valuable plantation the river. We
will sell the entire tract in parcels; fourth in
cash. the other threeiourths in and years credit
with approved security he title shall be perfectly sa
sacory Application TO either Of us, will be attended
10 punctually.
LEW. JONES, administrators of
VIM. h. JOHNSON, : Edmd. Irby, dec.
JAN 26. 9O-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-04

oiioN YARN PNginid Union Fdctory-
" situated ii miles below Charlottesville, on tn
mail stage road leading from that place Richmond
The proprietors have hitherto Irborne to solicit pub
Tic attention TO this establishment, owing to the crcum.
stance oil the portion Of machinery in operation being
so limited as TO be insufficient to supply the orders OF
those, with whose custom IL favored in the outset
The superior quality Of the Yarn, they can now conf
IDENTIFY say has been fully tested ami proven by expe.
rienc. and having procured such additional stock
Of machinery, as TO justify the expectation that they
VIII be enabled to keep stock hand, sufficient 10
supply all o"ders which they may in future he favored
with, they are induced respectfully to solicit more
extended share OF public patronage,wih assurance
That the article shall at all times be furnished on the
most moderate and reasonable tsrms-Ai orders di-
rected to Union Mills Post Office, Fuvauna county,
N"') shall he promptly attended ro-and the Yarn de-
hvefed either at the establishment, de posited in its
veisiy on The Three Chop Road, for the purpose of
being conveyed by Wagons, on return from Richmond
conveyed by water navigation, may its dos.
tna;ion.
TIMBERLAKE X j. s. j. b. MAGRUDER.
Jan. l6 s6f
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ED ANDOLPHS REPORTS vol. 9th, OF cases arr
H q, gucd and determined in the Court of Appeals OF
Virgina-just published
Complete Sets of the Va. Reports
Journals oil the Conventions of 1876 and I7sS
Journals of the Senate and House of Delegates OF
Virginia, from I776 to 1890 inclusive
Henings Statutes at Large and
The New Maps of Virginia,
All appropriated to increase the Public Library of the
State, may be had of the SUBSCRIBER at the Capitol in
the city OF Richmond, upon the lowest terms
VIM. III. RICHARDSON,
octS 44-H Clerk OF the Council and Librarian
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MOTICE.-The Executive will receive proposals in
conformity with the provisions of the Sd section OF
the act concerning the Armory hereto annexed-"And
be IT further enacted, that the Executive be authorised
and required ascertain upon what terms the arnoyu
Buildings and Land attached thereto can be Sold ex.
changed leased for of years, and communicate
TO the next General Assembly the result of their enqu
ry." BY order of the Executive.
VIM. III. RICHARDSON, c. c.
Executive Department.
18th March, 1929. ( March H. IOI-tf
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An act in addition to an act to confirm an
act Of the town Of Newport, for estab-
fishing public School fund.
4 Be Il enacted, SC. That the town Of
Newport be, and hereby is empowered to
apply 80 much Of the interest arising on
said school fund, and SO much Of the gen.
eral auxiliary funds appropriated by said
act to the future gradual increase Of said
school fund, as shall be necessary for the
purchase of suitable lot Of land, and fol
the erection thereon of such an edifice a,
said town shall think proper for the pur
poses u public or free school.
True copy-Witncss,
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.
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sa1e FoR THE STAR.
LIFE
Though thick the morning vaPor wre aths
Around the distant mountains brow,
The midday sua not cne trace leaves,
Ans fed, before his fiery glow.
The shooting meteor Of the night,
Glea ms with rich splcndor on the eye,
But while we gaze with soft delight,
'Iis gone--we know not where, nor why
And such Is Life. Its morning ray
Clear a. the vivid meteor shines
And the bright hope ofbrilliant day,
The youthful heart with Joy enshripes.
: II plans high schemes, for future years,
And flowers the dazzling vista throng,
But while the bright illusion cheers,
IT'S Aeet'd past-'tis broken-gone.
III. X.
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An act to prevent Fraud in the weighing
ofBeef.
SEC. /. Be Il enacted, SC. That the
following parts Of all neat cattle, purchas-
ed by the hundred weight, or slaug ghtered
by any person within this State, (such
person having contracted to account for
the same to the owner or seller of the
snme) shall be denominated weighing viz;
the whole ofthe several four quarters, the
hide, horns and all the tallow.
SEC. 2. And be ijnriher enacted, That
any person OF persons slsughtering Of
weighing any neat creature or cattle, and
being obliged to account for tho same tc
the owner or seller thereof as aforesaid
who shall not weigh and account for al
those parts Of such nett creature or cattle
denominated weighable as aforesaid, Of
who shslI smbexzIs or detain che sale o.
the valus thereof from the said owner o.
seller, shall forfeit and pay The sum o
,swsnEy dollars, tobc repevessdby an act
ion ofdebt in sny,opsvt uf fcompetent juri
diction; one hslf ofsah nun to the use 20
the Stale, and he pshsr half to the uss o
he psrsdn who shall sue and recover VI
.ams any suston Or saPgssed right Q
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F,R.9hKLLV CIRCULATING LIBRA
RY At
G. M. FESSENDEN'S,

VHH HE public arc informed, that ito BOOKS
~ are now ready Er delivery. The Library
contains the Whole oi Scots Noscls-40 vols.
British norelifis, 8 vols.
Lady Of Manor. Z vOls.
Edgworth's Tales.
scoa's life oil Napoleon. abridged.
Pelham, Os,.vcox. D.ownei.
Exclusive. Parey's ANIMALS.
Darnloy, or tho field of the cloth Of Gold.
Irish /" gends. Paul Jones.
George Barnell. CsrbonaIo.
Lau ie TODD. American une. Lotes.
Foscaiin. School Of Fushon.
Wept vi thv wish-tO Oi-wish.
R,Oicnt DE Crues. Bentr,ce.
Rouancs Of history.
Tales Of z z. Souvenirs.
Ramon the Rive, of Cuba.
Honor O'Hara. Popular T les,
Knickcrhocker. Sketch Book, &r. sc.
The terins 10 Subscribers are 8 Iollnrs u year
To hoa-sul scrbeis, the same as other Libru.
ries.
Those inclined 10 patronize. are requested 10
all and examine the Catalogue
Alay Is.
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DUMFRlES' REMEDY FOR THE
Pill E3Ss

he pioprIsior begs leave " recommend
(which hs doss ~ith the t1l ssi cv,,tdenssl
one VI the m0st valuable iemsdics khown .vr
hs troubie.Sme and painful con, sinl. :. v i,n
oui gong into detail, lac deUm.y il enough ~ say
he had III his pos. essivn the mos, undvub IL lss
simon als that IL tss more esmpIrfsiy aMswer.
ed the Pu, pose for t0hich it Is iaiendsd. tAsa
any Othsr popular "A edicine.
This remedy perfectly innocent in ;is sppli-
.a.ion, to all conditions, ages und ssxss. Full
directions, descriptions VI the con nplliu,. Sc. &C.
comisny sscl, packet. VII ch consists OF two
boxes, Ointment Ani E.eefury. Price, 81.
iof tLe whole, or 80 eeM,s u but ons Of fLs ur-
icIcss n n an.ed
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CABINET
NWRMINwR0s

YMYHE subscriber offers his remaining
N stock on hand, on the most accom-
modating terms. And notwithstanding
hehas disposed Of large portion, at Auct
ion, there is still on hand, as good an AS
sortment, as can be found in this County,
and will be disposed of at prices very rea-
sonable. Purchasers are requested to
call and examine for themselves, as to
quality and price.
A. HUMPHREYS.
June I2.
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REMEDY FOR
RH EUMATiSM.

1It'. sxeru'iating Pa.n the do 4, l...... a
deiorn'i'y, Ind the premature Vi d eye, which
are the u.ua, attendants Of this disorder, 10 suf
Ter bym.ny iro,a dsspA ir OF cure, or Li.ap-
po.a'i,en, in tho efficacy VI tho numerous ots-
tended sntid"ies used 10 efsct Ills puipose.--
Bui thoso who have made fair trial of
DIR. JEBBS CELEBRATED LINE
JNEJNI,
even in cases Of long II. ndn.g. and Of lie most
.cs re- character, have iv,vned c.rlA.h ienef
and muny have been cuied Al "a iIw d.,s, soa.s
IN "a houis as u nuinbOi vi srso,.s ia Bo ION
and vicinity, shS were is,a.sfiy stfi,cisd with
tho Rh.umatnn,, have very fully tesliti.d. Ger.
'i'ea'ss are in the possession ol tho Proprietor.
proving the most tho. ough lnd SUI prs ny cuss,
by means oi this powerful Linement, ~ cusss
where other approved applications had utterly
ialed. The L.m..nent - ~lso uscd with SUCCESS
iof Bruises, sprains. NIInbL,.s, Stiffness oil tho
joints, Chlbluins, sc.
i Prn &c 50 cells
A CERTAIN CURE FOR THE
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An act to authorize the Town Council in
the town of Providence, to appoint a
Harbor Master.
Be II enacted, &c. That the Town
Council Of the Town Of Providence be,
and they hereby authorized and empower
ed, from time to time hereafter, to appoint
a Harbor Master for t:se port Of Provi-
dence; and to pass, ordain and establish
such by laws and ordinances and establish
such fees and compensation as said Town
Council may doem necessary aud expe-
dient for the execution ofthe duties of said
office: provided the same do not render
said town liable for any such fees or com.
pensation; and provided further, that the
same be not repugnant to the laws Of thi.
State or Of the United States.
True copy-Witness,
HENRY BOWEN, Scc'ry.
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An act to authorize the toxn Of Snith6eld
to increase their School Committee.
BE Il enacted, &c. That the freemcn of
the town of Smithfeld, ut legal town
meeting to BIZ held in said Sniithfeld, 10
August, 1880, be and they arc hereby AN
shorizedI and empowered to appoint not
more than nine persons now appointed for
abe school committee Of said town, to have
she same power and to coninne in office
the same term with the persons already
appointed.
True copy-Witness,
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.
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DR.. RELIES


fES 90. Of the most sfficac.ous compounds
~ in the .Materia Mediea. for tho cu,e Of
that class o invsterate Diseases, produced BY
IN impuie siste Il the blood, and . v,,is,ed
habit OF Lody. aud usually exhibiting then. solves
N ,hs isrus Of Scrctuia, SGit Rheum, Les-
rosy. 81 .amth0ny's Fire, Fever eorts, (evsn
when the b. b'.nssais Affected, TVhue SsceIlimxs
ln applied with Dr. Jcbb's Linsinent,) y Foui nj
Obsfinate Ulcers Sore Eyes. Se1ldhsad in
cl,ildrcn. SeGruy and Seor5utic Gouf, Pin,p-
isdor C0rbuneIed Foees. Fssterin< Eyupt-
ions. and Vevnoi Ioinfs. Throughout tAe body
IN which las. case the Drops oilcn cute ~Lsn
Mercury fails They arc also the best Spring
and .dtltunsMai Physie 10 purify and cleanse
the system from humo,s which frequently sr.
pear At these season efihe yyar. They also
.,u the pr..csss Of digsst,on, and. by purifying
he blood, prevent the sec. ., ON oi NAL gnani
aun,ers on The lungs. The proprietor coniid nj
y relics upon the vast number Of surpiIsing
cures effected BY these Drops, not only ~ Bos-
ton and is vicinity, but throughout the Union
fos the hes, proof of their sacsllsnes ~ Nh un-
failing .Aiieratiue Medieins, n Mi the cases .
bovs specified. THIS article has recently been
pronouu eed by ply sicisn Of the frat rsspeets
| bility. who had witnessed ns surpr sisg sfheacy,
~ s.,itled. in his op nion. 70 take tho lead of
all the popular articles knowa for abe above
somplsimts, aid indeed u ~ AT Rsising sLi
point in public ss,ipssiens sAhst ghaps shs csnp
uy. Price ~ q Bottle. Or Sir Basfiss ~
-.
0,- Meme Ge genuine unls~ sisnsd on the
outside printed 1tap2ss. Wy tbs sole Syerrss
tor. 2. KIDD BR, issmsdi4fs sSeAesssv 10
bs late DR. :, 7. CoswAv. r,s sale o. the
Oun,ing Room. over NO % Court street ness
consst Hall, Bos on, and also BY HE spscai
sppoiainsnt, BY Dr J. WILLIAMS wsfss J