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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-16
Nm CHANCERY In Louisa County Court, June
n 10Th, 1890
James Cole Dickinson, PtH


VIM. Gillian and Elizabeth his wife, formerly Eliza.
beth Barclay, George Boxley and Catherine his wife,
srmerly Catherine Blrclav, John Kinbroueh and Ca
tharine his wife, VIM. S. Boxley. Samuel Hunter and
Mary his wife. Albert Boxl-y John Graves and Marine
his wife, Eliza j. Boxley, which said last mentioned
Ca,harine William s., Mary, Albert. Marine, aud III "a
j., children Of John Boxley and Mary Boxley dec.
who was Mary Barclay, John W.. Lucy Anne, and Ma
ry b Boxey, which said John W., Lucy Anne, and
Mary b. Boxley, are children of John Boxlev, dec
another child of the said Mary Boxley dec, Virginia
and Martha B>xley, children of Joseph Boxley, dec.
another child of the said Mary Boxey, dec Mary and
another child of the said Mary Boxlev, dee, John
Wills John Winn and Lucy his wife, Nancy Boxlsy.
now the widow of John C. Boxley, dec, which said
John, Lucy and Nancy, are children of John Wills and
Lucy Wills, dec, his wife. who was Lucy Buclly,
John, Joshua, Horaio, Lucy Anne, and Eliz ,belh
wls children of Hora,io Wills, dec, another child of
biz wife, which said Nancy is child of Susan Dickin.
SON. dec, who in her life time, intermarried wi Jas
Dickinson, Jr., her first husband and the father of the
said last mentioned Nancy, who survived her first hus
band, the said James Dickinson, Jr, and then inter
married with Pallison Boxley, Robert Fl. Andrews,
child OF VIM. Andrews and Bolina his wife, which said
Bo!na IL child of the said Susan by her said first hus-
band, James l. Holiday and Hudah his wife, Catha-
rne Boxley George b. Nuckolls and Mirah H his
wife, Jane and Susanna Boxley, which said Huldah,
Catharne Mirah r., Jane and Susanna children of
The said Susan, by the said Pason Boxley her second
husband, Defi,s
The defendants, George Boxley and Ca,harine his
wife, John Kimbrough aud Caharne his wife, Virginia
aud Martha Boxley, james l.. Oliver and Nancy his
wife, and James l.. Holiday and Huldah his wife no,
having entered their appearance, and given security
according 10 law and the rules of this Court and APP
pearng to the sasfi cion OF the Court, that they
inhabitants oil this State On the motion OF the Plaintiff
by his Counsel is Ordered, That the said
do appear here on the first day Of September Court
next and answer the bill OF the plaintiff; aud that
Copy OF this Order he forthwith inserted in the Ea
quirer," paper published 10 the City of Richmond,
Tor two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at the front door
OF The Courthouse OF this county. Court day.
Copy. Teste, JOHN HUNTER, c. l.. C.
July v. 1S-wSw
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NOTION YARN Pirginid- Union Fdctory-
" situated II miles below Charlottesville, on the
mail stage road, leading from that place TO Richmond.
The proprieors have hitherto forborne solicit pub
lie attention to this establishment, owing the circum
stance OF the portion of machinery in operation being
so limited, TO be insufficient supply the orders Of
those, with whose Custom it favored in the outset
The superior quality of the Yarn, they conf
IDENTIFY say has been fully tested AMI proven by eXpe
rience; aud having procured such additional stock
OF machinery as 10 justify the expectation, that they
will be enabled TO keep stock on hand, sufficient TO
supply all orders which ,hey may in future be favored
with, they are induced respectfully to solicit
extended share OF public patronage, assurance
that the article shalt at all ,ime@ be furnished on the
most moderate and reasonable terms.-AN orders d.
reced to Union Mills Post Office, Fluvanna county,
(Va) shall be promptly attended to-and the Yarn de-
livered either at the establishment, deposited in its
vicinity the Three Chopt Road for the purpose OF
being conveyed by Wagons, on retHrn fIom Richmond
conveyed by water navigation, may suit its des
tnaoU.
TIMBERLAKE 81 J. s. j. b. MAGRUDER.
Jan. I6. Stiff
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HNRESH DRY GOODS.-In anticipation of their
H. general advertisement, the subscribers inform
their customers and o;her purchasers that they have
received by the last arrivals from Philade phia
York and Boston, hundred and eighty packages,
Fresh American, British and French Dry Goods, in
which included their mpoItatio from Eng
land (via. New York; consisting in part Of the follow
ing articles
Extra blue, black, brown, olive, and olive brown,
London Cloths
do blue, black drab nix,, fancy MKT and Law sner do
cassimeres
Plain and fancy white London Marseies cuttings
White and cooured ground chintZ printed do do do
Plain buff Tsilnett.-A beautiful as ortment of the
newest styles ri prins.Fdncy checked, striped aud
Adridnople; Cd style inghsms Al, 81 aud 6-4
cambria aud jacOnet muslins-wbte bOrdered craVa $
very superior AMI mkt and striped linen and cotton
dris.Their assortment is very good, add will in
a few days be The most commanding they have ever
had. F. s. EJAMES & Co
April -. ii6--tf Market Square.
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MARSHALS SALE.-By virtue OF a decree OF the
1V2 Superior Court of Chancery for the Richmond
District, made the 18th day of January, 1929 in the
case of Brydie Us. Stokes shall, Wednesday the
2Sth day Of July next, oor for SALE public auction,
to the highest bidder, the premises "the tract Of
land Of 250 heretofore sold by the plaintiff Cha-.
Bride, TO the defendants German Stokes, in the bill
mentioned" Terms-a credit of IL, Is aud "a months,
the purchaser executing bonds with approved security
for the purchase money, and the title retained as ad-
ditional security for the same.
JOHN GUERRANT, NJ $. c. c. II. D.
June I5 lids Or one of his deputies
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I'D OANOKE This capital Stallion will stand ne xt
10 Spring, near Lawrenceville, Brunswick County.
Va) His blood is inferior TO in this County or
England, as will appear from HE pedigree.
Roanoke was got by Sir Archie-Dam an imported
Mare, got by the famous horse Trumpeter Higbnyer
-Naichem-Vix by Regulus, SC. sc. sc.
Further particulars in due time.
July 9. 1S-U9,y
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FENHE Subscriber wishes 10 sell Tract Of Land
Ii lying on James and Fla rdwaTe Rivers at the con /.
iuence, supposed 10 contain hundred and TWEEN
ty acres OF Low Ground OF good quality, and al out
hive hundred and ory acres OF high land well-timher-
ed, and portion OF it (as am Informally good Tobacco
Land-The terms will be made very accommo ia'ing
to the purchaser. PEACHY r. GIIMER :
Liberty, Bedford county, June % l5-w6wS
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YHNWENTY DOLLARS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
n from the subscriber, about the first OF this month
negro man named Aaron, who sometimes is called
Aaron DJdson. He is nearly elk feet high, II dark
brown complexion, and about IS years old Bling a
OF boatmani is probable he has obtained free psper
and IL at work Oh James River, or the Roanoke The
above reward will be paid TO any person who will de-
lyer the said negro 10 me, secure him bat ct
him again. NATUJ r. VENApI
Farmvs, June 20. 15-wscv
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HbUBLlC SALE shall sell at Public Auction,
n for Cash, at King William Courthouse, on Mon.
day the 26th Of July next desirable Little ESTATE,
containing about 10 acres OF L1nd late he property Of
Tbos' " Grymes, Esq.-Tbs Land lee on the Pa
muDky River, within short distance Of the " Piping
Tree" The Improvements consist OF an handsome,
substanisl, two story framed Dwelling House with The
necessary on houses, orchards &c1he sale will take
place at ~ o'clock. VIM. holland Adm'or
June a. S-fls of G. B Berkeley
NOflCE.-we with TO employ Miller Tor the en-.
~ suing season For information. apply TO Andrew
Sweeny, Merchant, Richmond, or TO the Undersigned,
Rivsnoa Mile, Fluvsnns county.
July 8. 17-6t STILLMAN s. ASHLtN
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4 hHlO AND KENTUCKY LAND FOR SALE
~ By virtue OF Two deeds of Trust executed to US
by the late Patrick Hendren Esq bearing date on ,be
I'D day Of April in the year 1910 and first duly re-
corded in the County Court of Charles City, we shall
on Fniay 23i July, proceed to SELL to the high
est bidder, Tor cash, TO satisfy the object Of the
said deeds, The following property, 10 wit Twelve
hundred acres OF land, in tie county of Union
STATE OF Kentucky, Except hundred acres part
hrreoi as reserved in the deed) certain tract or
prcsi oil land, 10 the county OF Cermon State of
ONO, Tying on the waters OF Clover Gre ek bran cn
me little Miami The title to the said lands is becv-
eu 70 oe good but az We act trustees, shall CON
Vey only such title as is vested in us. Those wishing
purchase may, by reference TO the deeds now in the
once oil Charles City, trace the title The deeds will
be shown ON the day OF sale The sale will take place he.
tween the hours Of III & clock at the front door of
he Bell Tavern in the city Of Richmond.
John o, CHRISTIAN, T,n.,ses
June Is 100 1w,22Iv
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h Cd 81 REWAkD-To any person who viii APP
70 0DNI prebend and deliver IN my man WASH
iugton, "ho runaway from Chesterfield Coal pits
about four weeks ago, will give the above reward Of
80 dollars.
Washington was purchased few months since from
Mr.. David Barclay of this City, where he probably il
at this time He is stout we'll set black fellow, about
5 feetS inches high and % years OF age. | am in
formed that he raised in Powhatan County by
MIR. Swami, and was purchased from him by John Ora
ham, Esq late of this City, from whose estate he
purchased by Mr.. Barclay. To any person who will
take hin. up and lodge him in any ai that get him
again, will give the reward oils dollars or il brought
and delivered to in this City, to Mr.. John Heth
at our Coal-pits in the County Of Chesterfield the above
regard OF 80 dollars BEVERLY RANDOLPH.
Jure 4 S-U
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BNok SALE, Tract OF Lend, lying in the county
q OF Prince Edward, on both sides of Beech River
D miles south OF FarmvIile, and containing between
hundred and one thousand acres, on which there il
Eood dwelling House, and all necessary out houses.-
BeleVii hat no one will purchase without viewing
ibe premises, iOrbear giving any description Of the
Land which can be seen by application to me- or my
oyerseer living on IT,
N. Is III the above Land is not sold before the 2nd
Monday in October nest il will he divided and sold TO
me highest bidder on that day. when the terms of sale
WIZ De made known PEYTON RANDOLPH.
June ~ 15-wtIstO
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NOTICE Was committed to the Jail OF Fairfax
" county, in Virginia, on the Goth day OF Ssptem-
Der, 1922 negro who calls himself James John
son.-He is black, and is FIVE feet aud three quarters
oil an inch high he is slender; his face sharp, with a
scar on his chin-anoher the left side OF his upper
lip aud left cheek, and two scars on his Tig
cheek bone, and burn on his right wrist.-Ths eHow
says he was born IN New York and emigrateJ Penn
syv4na about eight years past, from thence Aiev
andra, and from there to the county of Fairfax He
had on, when committed fur hat, striped roundabout
jacket, corded pantaloons, and pumps-The owner of
the aforesaid negro, must forward, prove proper
~, and pay charges, otherwise he will be dealt with
according to law. FRANCIS ID. DAVIS, Jailor
Nav % 6-wI2,y fnr George GuppaIl SboriH
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q hNE EIGHTH OF THE COLUMBIAN MILLS
W FOR SALE.-Pursuant to a decree of the supe
Tior court oil chancery for the Richmond District pro
nounced on The 18Th day of April, 1880, in the Of
Moore, We. Bell and olher,I shall OH Saturday, the 7th
day Of August, 1880 al IL O'clock A. NJ. the prem
ses In the city oil Richmond, proceed TO sell at public
auction, 10 the highest bidder, credit of g. IL and
Is months, one undivided eighth part OF the Columbian
Minis, with the appnrenances conveyed by John Gran
berry and wife, to William and Philip Haxal by deed
bearing date the 22d August, 1909, being the interest
John Bell therein
Bonds with approved security required-and the title
retained until the bonds are all paid
J. GUERRANT, NJ s. c. C. r.. d
or one OF his deputies.
July o. IS-tds
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HANUS.-This capital stallion and racer will stand
Oh MIR. Randolphs Estate, in the County of Char
lotte the ensuing season-[lS3I.] He is nine years
old and was got by Sir Arcbie-hs dam, Frenzy, by
Sans Cuottes out of hlinikn by Presilent-Old Ceer
Iristram Shandy-Janus-out of an imported Of
Mr. Booth, of Gloucester, who also imported Janus.
Sans Culoites got by old Celer, dash by old Med
ley, grand dam by old Fearnought-He is well known
forhis beautiful symmetry and fine stock the South
side OF James River. President, very bne and
stallion, was also got by old Ceer bis dam by Mark
Anthony, out OIL. Hardiman's Benny Lass, which
by jolly Roger out OF the imported Benny L,ss.
Irisram Shandy was got by Morton's Traveller, his
dam by Janus.
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az EGROES FOR SALE BY virtue of sOndrv ex.
ecutions, will be sold at Oxford Granville Coun
~, North Carolina, on the first Monday in Angus,
neSt between 40 and 80 likely Young negroes, for
cash, Without reserve. J.. GILLIAN, Sheriff
July 10. lids
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
Nhe subscriber is DESTROYS OF selling his plantation
IA Mellon Courthouse. This tract OF land contains near
three hundred acres, including ten lots in the
town OF Lovingston The buildings large and con
venient aud are we'll calculated either for public or
private house, being situated the main street pass
ing through the town. and ia he public road leading
from Charlottesville to Lynchburg. The stables are
large, containing about one hundred stalls. The land
Is well supplied with timber, which is scarce in The
neigbbourhood, and is very valuable A further de.
scrPiion OF the land Is deemed unnecessary. will
sell either ior cash. or credit, accommodating terms
the payments being secured.
Lowing .ion. MaY u III MM II QIGGES
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III ~ ANOVER LAND FOR SALE-HaviDg deter.
n ~ mined TO remove to The west offer for ssls n,v
tract OF land in the county Of Hanover containing A.
bout $50 This land is about ten miles fron The
City ct Richmond, on the road leading from Richmond
70 Fredericksburg. and lying on Cbckthomny swamp
IL useless to say any thing about the land as those
wishing TO purchase, will Of course view the premises
The land will be shewn by Mr. VIM. Winston, Jr resid.
log thereon. FELIX WINSTON
July 10 I6-U
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AT tie sane place and on the same terms,
GASCOIGNE:

OascoiRne is fine bay, MT qui 10 hands high, but
higher than old Medley, old Janus. II was got by
Roanoke out OF my imported mare, Lady G.. by Ham
leioian the best horse OF his day, and best q and on
Of O'Keily's Eclipse. LAZY @. dam Of Magician,
Gee stUd book) Her dam Sir Thomas Gascoigne's
Foleys celebrated horse Soo'hsAyer that the gre
ST Leger stakes, in 1911 and Doncasle stakes the next
day, and who covered in England (belore he sold
TO Russia) at twenty-five puineas mare. He stood
nine successive yedTs at NeUc Wa,kt (lrom 1914 to
1922, both inclusive jim 1923, be sent TO Russs.
Golden Locke was got by TIE capital son Of Highly.
or, and famous stallion, Delphni out Of Woe by 81 ark.
She (VioleO was OUT OF Qucks Charlotte by Blank.
Zone Of the best of old Goholphn sons) Crab, Dyer,
DimPle, bethaips Castawsy, Why not, Royal mae.
There canuot be higher bred horse, and he is of i'm
mense power His own sister, -CauiJa. IL 16 hards
high June 49, 12-IOAu
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NOTlCE.-I hereby lofewarn all persons from put.
v ting into my wagon any kind Of Dry. Goods, or
other light articles, as will not be responsible for the
same WIN. GREEN
Mseklenburg, July O. i6-wSws
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NOTICE.-The Directors OF the Brooke Turnpike
v Company, have declared dividend Of per cent
Tor the last months, which will be paid the Stock.
holders on or after the 9Th ins at the compiling room
OF Mr.. joe. Marx. J. II. EUSTACE,
July D. lT-3w SecTcidrV
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ITHNRUST SALE.-By virtue of a deed of trust ex.
ID ecuted TO us by George Woodson, which deed il
duly recorded in the clerks office Of the county court
OF Buckingham, shall, for purposes in said deed
pressed. and at the request Of the creditors OF Ell
mund Anderson proceed TO se for cash, on the PRE-
misses, on Thursday 22d July next, il fair, IL the
nrst fair day thereafter that valuable and well known
property called the
FALLSBURG MILLS,
with BIS acres OF good land attached thereto This pro
pery s situated James River in the county of Buck
lnghan, about mile above Warren, and has it
large brick Manufacturing Mill, with two pair of Burrs
and one of prime stones Tor grinding corn good brick
dwelling house, brick store and lumber house, with
several wooden dwelling houses and other valuable i'm
provenents, such barn, tobacco houses, stables
nc. Acting as trustees, wo shall convey to the pur.
chaser or purchasers the title vested in by the deed
aforesaid, which, however, is believed to be good.
N. B. The above property Is to be sold subject to
prior lien thereon created by deed Of trust executed
by Edmund Anderson to James Brown, Jr aud Elem.
ing Turner, trustees to secure the payment OF debt,
whereof a balance Of about $4,000 remains unpaid.
JAMES BROWN, Trus-
June 20 lids GEO. BOOKER, ) tees.
VIRGINIA MILITARY LAND WARRANTS.
" will purchase claims TO Land Warrants and w ar.
rants already granted by the State of Virginia. for the
services OF her Officers and Soldiers in the Revolutions
ry War; well those the Continental az State es.
tabllshment Or will locate all Warrants that may be
conhded 10 me Tor location upon the most desirable and
valuable lands in Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, may be
preferred, for such part thereof will be fair COM
pensaion Tor the services reDtered-and this service
shall be SUCH ought 10 be expected from one, no
has resided % years in the West and whose time has
been constantly and exclusively devoted land and land
matters.
Every officer and Soldier, and every Chaplain and
Surgeon who served in the Continental Army, or in
that OF the State, in the Navy OF the State OF Virgi.
MA, who, or their representatives. have yet drawn
bounty in land (and not than one-fenth of all the
soldiers, sailors and Marines have yet obtained their
warranty are entitled to one, and can now obtain il
under late law passed for their beneft-And TO all
such as do not know how TO proceed to obtain their
tt ed and will bp
promptly rendered.
Letters postage paid, addressed 10 me at Richmond
Virginia, until the first OF January next will be attend
ell to- and In all cases where necessary, will call in
person upon those interested.
CADWALLADER WALLACE.
June ~. I5-lOtH
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WTHITE MARSH FOR sALE.-'rho Subscriber
Wv is authorised by the heirs and distributes of
Mary NJ T. g. Rootcs, decd to make sale of that vaIu-
able estate iii the county of Gloucester and state of Vr
GINA, called WHITE MARSH, supposed TO contain
about two thousand acres, 1909 of which are first rate
Low Grounds; and the Hills of the best euay in that
section OF country. minute description of this Estate
unnecessary as II is certain that persons disposed TO
purchase will examine it particularly they are invited
TO do so, and MIR. A. Smith the Manager residing ON
the premises, is instructed show any gentleman who
desires it, every part of the Estate / will only add
that these Lands lay between Ware and Severn Rivers
and extending to BOTH aording navigation to vessels of
large burthen, and furnishing fish and oysters of the
best quality, and in great abundance. The improve
ments consist OF large brick Dwelling House with
four rooms on floor, nearly new, and finished in the
best style; all necessary out houses, some of them
brick, AMI most OF them new. The Low Grounds Law
In one compact body, Immediately in front the house
without single break and every part to be seen from
the dwelling at single glance the eye; they are fine
~ calculated for the production of Barley, Wheat In
dian Corn Cotton, SC; in fact, this Estate generally
acknowledged by all who have seen it, to be the best
oil the same extent and of the handsomest in Vir
gina.
The time of payment will be made to suit the pur-
CHASER and the necessary number of hands TO cultivate
the Estate, together with the stock of every kind farm
ing utensils, &c. will be sold with it, If required
May IL. l-wu JOHN TABB.
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LvDIG ESTTO Won, SOUR STOMACH,

acknowledges by medical writer's 10 be com
n pant OF stubborn kind at all times very Difficult,
OF cure This Is sufficiently illustrated in the dfsap-
pon'ment OF those, who unfortunately suffer un Ter IL;
ashey Tor the most part, find, that after having tried
Obliged to use, for perhaps the remainder Of life such
articles "a can at best but psliate the disease
onuer SUCH circumstances, any medicine CAPABLE of
removing the complaint, must surely be an a,cie high
iy deserving the attention OF ho.e who are am c,aJ
with it, such medicine is Dr. .Neale's .4ntidvsnc,
TIC, or Stomach Pills the of which has never
complicated fcrms, such loss of sppeite nausea or
sickness at stomach. and sometimes vomiting; belchn
up oil water, which is sometimes tasteess bn, most
commonly sour; wing pain in the stomach: he
ourn or what Is called sour stomach cosivenes. pale
ness OF the coun'enAnce langou; owncss of spiri,s
papsuons oil the heart; vertigo, gddness and dis
,urosa sleep. The number of these symptoms varies
uHefeht pduents; with some being felt only in part
WINE others have even additional oues equally ,iss-
g'eeabe, such as severe pains in the head and breas
nauience' or wind in the stomach and bowels; emacia
uon, or wasting OF the whole body, with great weak
ness particularly oil the legs Whoever applies In
ps IN the above diseases, according the dire ions
WIN never be disappointed, as they have never once
oeen known 10 Tail IN producing radical and perma-
nent cure The use of single box viii convince the
most unbelisving Of their efficacy. Thew will mos,
efisctually remove all of the stomach not
merely by neurazing the acid, but by correcting that
morbid state Of the secretons which give rise to IT, md
at the same time will restore TO the Gebliated organs
OF ugeshon, that lone and vigor, which is absolutely
necessary 10 the we'll being OF the animal economy
This medicine is the Invention of a physician who
has APT lied his study aud practice, for a number OF
years. to this distressing disease; and t therefore,
the result of much experience Induced bv IN. J,tv
he owes TO Society, the Proprietor has adopted This
mode OF circulation, i'm order to give greater range
OF puohc"y and That 1t may become more extensively
useui than II could possibly be- confined with
In The private practice OF any individual whatever
The great success Of these pills, in the cure of those
distressing symptoms attending Dyspepsia ndiges-
uon, have Induced many persons, without any know
ledge oil the materials made Of in thi. celebrated
remedy, TO offer to the public cure tor Dy.pepsia
various articles under the name OF Pills Tnctures &
10 recommending which, they have adopted the very
words ol the skul and scientific inventor of this nedi-
cine The public are therefore, requested to observe
ha' none are genuine, unless the directions accompa.
nying each box, has the signature Of George Smith
For sale by JAMES McKILDOE,
June ~ Io-w4w Richmond, Va.